 One of the most common questions I get asked is, you know, how do I start day trading? So what me and my mentor about it for our viewers on YouTube is create a free mentorship course that reveals our 12 secrets that every single brand new day trader should know before they get started. But please take note that there is limited seating every single week. So please reserve your spot at myinvestingclub.co. So loud. Wow. Not used to that yet. All right. July 20th. First day of real earnings. First real earnings sticker was Netflix. So closed rather unchanged. On the day and after hours and everything else. So it had a pretty wild dip. But this is normal for earnings releases. And usually that happens. You'll get some kind of crazy move like this. And up or down. And then it finally settles out as the news gets digested. So what was, what was the earnings per share was 297. So they missed. Oh, so they missed, but it's still everything looks. So I guess they had some, I haven't read the earnings report. I have no, I'm all I do with earnings reports. So I don't know if you can really even look. At anything else. Sounds backwards. Beat earnings. How do they beat earnings? If it's less than the actual. Expectations. The S ones were three 16 to share the actuals were 297. So they would they beat on revenue or something. Membership growth beats. Okay. So there's where they'd be in membership growth, which in turn is directly revenue. May find no business like show business. What a catch. Yeah. Membership growth seems. Seems like that. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So beat new subscriber expectations. Gotcha. CMG did well. Stock is never something I ever touched. Look at how illiquid that is. Look at the liquidity on this thing. My on the right stock. Is that, is that the right thing? Yeah. I mean, look at this. Look at the volume. Just horrendous. Just. Not something I would ever want to trade. What I mean, Jesus. That's a lot of money for some burritos. But okay. So Netflix. Earnings came out earnings were rather flat. Which is a positive thing. Slightly gaping up, but. We had a nice rally in the market today. This is that pattern I told you guys about, I was telling, I was telling you guys during, during the market open that this is, this is that, this is that pattern. Apple was doing it. So, you know, Apple's probably one of the biggest. Impacting tickers in the spy, but they trade almost identical. So it's hard to say, you know, which is kind of the one to go with, but this is what I really liked about the spy. And why I took the trade today. I don't know what my phone is. That's my computer ringing. I don't know. Oh, I think it's charging. No, it's charging. Nevermind. Nevermind. All right. So. Sorry. Anyway, what I really liked about, about spy touching the 50 period moving average, average is we've done it three times in the past. So fourth time around was, was something that was going to be very closely watched by pretty much everybody. Sorry. I'm looking at you, buddy. You know, for the team. No. That was good. That was good. Could you share that for the team? I can hear the sarcasm and the dots. It's just like, for the team. All right. So anyway. Yeah. Sorry. I don't share this little bullish thing. Anyway, so. Okay. We address that address that. Yeah. All right. So here we are. The purpose of the trade was to basically exploit. The shorts wanting to continue to God, I just can't believe I still can't. God, this day wouldn't went so differently. Okay, whatever. Forget it. All right. Yeah. I use the pivot points for sell or cover points rather than the resistance. I use them as both. They are all of the above. They are all of the, but yeah, now I won't make that freaking mistake again. Absolutely. And you know the reality of it though. You know the reality of it. Is it probably will never happen again. Right. It's probably never going to happen again. It was just this one time. That Steve gets to make me look like an ass on a webinar. I don't know what to do for that one too. Absolutely. Absolutely. All right. So I go, I use them for everything. Sell points, cover points, resistance lines, support lines, all of it. All of it. Same with VWAP. Okay. Same with VWAP. VWAP is the same way. Except I don't use VWAP as a resistance or support. I don't really like that. VWAP is the same way. It works in small caps for me. It's not really a thing in big caps as nearly as much. Because in my opinion, there's more algorithmic volume that happens in large caps than there does in small cap. Most of volume in small caps is like retail people, right? Retail day traders. So retail day traders are going to watch VWAP a whole lot more closely. Now VWAP is still important in large caps, but it's not something where, can you explain the misprint? No, if I could, I would have fixed it and would have known, right? Steve? Yeah. Can't explain the misprint. I don't know. I don't know why it happened. Call TD Ameritrade, ask them. Ask them. Yeah. So, yeah, how do you, how do you get the new pivot calculation? I also can't explain it. I know, right? Who? What? Somebody just texted me on WhatsApp and was like, is this Sam? Who's Sam? I don't even know who Sam is. Anyway, all right. So, can we answer that? Do you include pre-market and after hours in your pivot calculations? MDDG? No. No, we do not. So if you are in DOS, go to study config. And then the check box that says include pre-market and post, uncheck that, and now you will have the right calculations. Or if you're in trading view or somewhere else, but just make sure that all it's doing, because there are pivot points that do this, okay? But the reality is, is that after hours and pre-market range does not really matter because what does the herd do, right? What does the herd do? They look at the daily candle. They don't know that, you know, maybe a stock was 140, low, and got as high as 145 that day. But during pre-market, it got as high as 150, right? And then in after hours, it got as low as 110. Thank you.