 Hey everyone, I just wanted to go over with you all the process that I'm following to code the daily watch list. I hope that this helps because I do get lots of questions about it and I'm hoping that by me explaining it to you that you'll understand what I'm doing. For each stock on the watch list I carefully analyzed to see whether or not they hit the line or within a specific range near the line. Remember that we're all taught that the line is an area and not always a specific number. I code each trade as either worked, did not work, or never hit the line. The specific range that I'm looking for is listed here in this image. Let's use the $10 to $20 stock line as an example. I'll want to see that the stock gets to within 25 cents of the line mentioned on the watch list and for the trade to have produced a minimum of 25 cents to say that that trade worked. For example, let's say that Alex has XYZ stock on his watch list and that he's interested in shorting at $14. If the stock's moved to a high of $13.75 and then fades all day to $12, I would code that as worked. If that same stock dropped only to $13.50, I would still consider that as worked because it produced 25 cents. On the other hand, if it only moved to $13.60, producing only $0.15, that would be coded as did not work. If the red to green line or VWAP are mentioned on the watch list, the same rules apply for the distance to the line as I mentioned. One of the hardest decisions I have to make comes when the stock goes against the plan. A trade is coded as did not work when it either hit the line as described earlier but did not produce the required amount of profit or it went against them to a point where they would have had to stop out. For shorts, I used the pre-market high of day or the previous day's high of day in determining when an individual would stop out and this would require me to code as did not work. For long trades, I used the pre-market low or the previous day low or a big break of the next pivot point or a big break of daily support lines. Really, each situation may vary and I'll always describe this in my video overview. To be fair, I only include items that are posted on the watch list. I cannot sift through main each day to find these items and the move must have occurred during market hours specifically 9 30 a.m. to 4 o'clock p.m. market time. Pre-market action is not included. It's important to realize that everyone might have a different perspective on whether or not each trade really worked, did not work or did not meet the lines. I'm trying to be as transparent as possible in my analysis by sharing this process with you. I'm always willing to hear opinions on specific trades and would even consider updating the choices that I've made in reanalyzing if you contact me after your review. I hope that this has helped and that everyone is able to understand how it is that I'm coding these trades. Here are the final results for this month's statistics of the MIC watch list. The handwritten details are based solely on the worked did not work data and they do not include the never hit the lines data. From a statistical standpoint, when there are fewer trades posted on the list, the likelihood of higher success percentages are harder to achieve. Keep in mind that the never hit lines stats are not a negative reflection on their lists. The market does not always give us what we want. Thanks to those of you that post on the watch list daily, we really appreciate you. September 1st, Tom wanted RHE $11 to $12, made it to $11.24 and it worked. ACIU. He wanted $9 to $10. It never made it to that level. SYTA. He wanted $5 to $6. It only made it to $4.35, so it never made it to that line. Alex wanted RHE $11 to $11.50 as well and it worked. ACIU. He wanted $8.50 to $9. It never made it to that level. SPRT was just a warning and not included GBS. He wanted $5 to $5.20, $5.50 range and it only made it to $4.87, which is not within 10 cents, so unfortunately I could not give him credit for this one. ABVC was just a warning and not included in the analysis. SKLZ. He wanted $14 push and rejection and this one worked. ELYS. He wanted $6.50 rejection to short and this one unfortunately did not make it to $6.50, so it never made it to that line. MRNA. Joe Kelly wanted said that over $385, this had room to move to $400 and he was correct. Over $385, it moved to $394.98. This one worked. September 2, Tom wanted ABVC $350 to $4 and this one made it to $350 and it worked. GBS. He wanted $4 to $4.50. It did not make it to that level. EVAX. He wanted $8 to $9. Here it made it to actually it made it to $8 even earlier on and it was able to give him minimum of $0.10, so this one worked. BBIG. He wanted $9.50 to $10. Here it made it to $9.53 and it worked. For ALEX. IPHA was a warning and not included in the analysis. ALEX wanted PSTV at $3. It never made it to that level. SQBG. He wanted $8.59, $9.50. It made it to that level and it worked. BBIG. He wanted $9.30, $9.50, $9.70. It made it to $9.50 and it worked. FCUV. He wanted $21.50, $22.50, $23.50. Here at the open it made it to $25.23, but according to the rule he would not have stopped out unless it went over pre-market high, which it did not do, so this trade did work. September 3rd, Tom wanted SCPS, 6 to 650 area and it did not make it to that level. ANY. He wanted $750 to $8.50 and here at the open it made it to $758 and it worked. ALEX wanted ANY a little higher at $8 and unfortunately it did not make it to that level. FTFT. He wanted 310, 320 and here it worked. KBSF and FCUV were just warnings and not included in the analysis. BBIG. He wanted $8.20 to $8.50 and now of course we do not stop out unless it's over pre-market high or the previous day's high, which the previous day's high was over $10. So he would not have stopped out here at the 68 mark. This trade worked. APOP. He wanted $9.50 to $10 and it did not make it to that level. September 7th, Tom wanted FTFT, 290 to 320. Right here at the open it went to 285 and it worked. APOP. He wanted $7 to $8 or even he said he would scale at 680 but it never made it to that level. APOP for ALEX. He wanted a red to green rejection or $7 rejection. Didn't make it to $7. However at the red to green line here it does have a rejection that did allow him to achieve at least $0.10 so this trade worked. BBIG. He wanted to bounce to $8.30, $8.50, $8.70 here at the open. It went to $8.40 and it worked. IRNT was a warning and not included. RNXT. He wanted $12, $12.50, $13 or if it tanked at the open under $11 he wanted a VWAP bounce. It did end up tanking under $11 at the open. One might say that this is a VWAP bounce unfortunately because of my protocol it has to be within $0.10 of VWAP and it was more than $0.10 so I coded this as it did not meet the line. ADAP and FTFT were both warnings and not included in the analysis. September 8th. Tom wanted RNXT $10 to $11 and not to hold over $11. So this ran to $11.10 and ended up working. He would not have stopped out here because it did not break over the previous day's high. It's only within 10 cents of his line and according to what he wrote it did not hold over that level. So I did give him credit saying that this trade worked. BBIG for Alex was just a warning and not included in the analysis. GANX he wanted $10.20, $10.40, $10.60 to short. It did not make it to that level. RNXT for Alex he was looking for a red to green rejection at the open for a nail and bail. Here is the open and here is the red to green rejection which is within 10 cents of the line and achieves more than 10 cents. SPRT was just a warning and not included in the analysis. SPRT Joe Kelly wanted if it got over $22 it would have room to move to $25. So for this trade it didn't get over $22 until the last couple of minutes of the end of the day but when it got over $22 it did achieve at least 50 cents which is the protocol and so this trade did work. MRNA he wanted a long at $4.28. So for here at $4.28 that's right here at the open had he had an order set here for $4.28 at the open he would have been able to achieve $3 so I did code this one as worked. September 9th GANX Tom wanted $9.50 to $10.50 it only made it to $9.20 so this one did not meet his lines. AEI he wanted $2.60 to $2.90 so here it made it to $2.57 and allowed him to achieve at least $0.10 so this trade worked. CLOV he wanted $10.50 and this trade worked. GROY he wanted $5.50 here at the open it went to $5.38 and it worked. BBIG Alex wanted $10.50, $11.50 and this trade worked. EFTR now this is one of those trades where many people can have a different view on how they would code this so I'm going to be transparent and share how I made my decision on this. He was not really crazy about this trade to begin with but he did say that now that it's broken I will look to scale in short if the red to green line rejects so here at the end of the day it does break through the red to green line comes back up generally he would wait for the rejection at the red to green line but I don't really consider any of these true rejection but if he was in at the red to green line $24.90 he could have achieved at least the $0.50 that was required to meet my protocol but because it didn't really have a true rejection I chose to code this as it did not meet the line because it didn't do what he was looking for it to do it's not that it didn't work it just didn't have that rejection candle that you would look for for that rejection I think everybody might have a different view on this one but really he's not getting any credit with a 2 on this anyway I chose to say it didn't meet the line CRDF he was patiently waiting for a def candle or a confirmation candle to now unveil so just before zombie it did crack below VWOP with a lot of volume so I took that as confirmation and I think he would go on the next bounce and this trade did work PMCB he was looking for 4 to 420 and here it did work September 10th PMCB Tom wanted 4 to 430 it never made it to those lines GEVO he wanted 8 to 820 and it never made it to those lines September 13th GEVO Tom wanted 750 actually he wanted 720 to 760 and it never made it to those lines BLU he wanted 5 to 540 so here it got to 514 and it worked ISEE was a warning from Alex and not included in the analysis BBIG Alex wanted 1070 11 1120 so here's one that is going to be up for interpretation here but according to my protocol this is over $10 stock so there's 25 cent leeway from the line at the open it went to 1057 which is within 25 cents of 1070 that he wanted on his line and it worked so I did code this one as worked SPRTAF RM were both warnings and not included in the analysis LPTX he wanted 220 to 240 and it did not make it to those levels BLU was just a warning EFTR he said to wait for a death candle and then attack at the open and there was a death candle and then each bounce worked there on in so I did code this one as worked on September 14th Alex wanted ATER he was looking for a red to green rejection for first red day setup and it never made it within the required 25 cents for this trade to be considered as worked so this was coded as did not meet the lines BLU Tom wanted 5 to 550 and here I'm sorry right here it went to 530 and gave him at least 10 cents so this trade worked of course remember it's nail and bail we need to not overstay it did work here on this first move NNVS I'm sorry NNVC Alex wanted 520 540 so here went to a 530s and it worked DATS he wanted 750 to 8 and here it went to 773 and it worked SDC he wanted 657 650 to 670 and here it went to 667 and it worked JCS he was looking for a pop and rejection at the open it never really did that so I just coded this as did not meet the line LIFE was a warning and wasn't included in the analysis September 15th Tom wanted LIFE the 9 to 10 dollar range and here we got 924 and it worked SDC he wanted 590 to 640 and here at the open it went to 595 and it worked ATER he was looking for first red day he wanted 11 to 12 area for him and here it went to 11 1172 and it worked IRNT Alex wanted a morning pop to short 27 2750 28 unfortunately this it's above pre-market high here so I had to assume he would stop out so I coded this as it did not work JCS Alex wanted 9 950 and it never made it to it only made it to 880 so unfortunately it didn't make it to his level INDP was a warning and not included LIFE he was looking for a pop to 889 dollars and here we got 893 and it worked GRE was a warning and not included ATER he was looking for a red to green rejection 1150 to 12 was where he would scale and just like Tom this went to the 1170s and it worked September 16th INDP Tom wanted 13 14 15 16 dollars he was willing to scale into went to 15 dollars and it worked LPTX Alex wanted 280 to 3 dollars and here it went to 275 and it worked IRNT was a warning and not included in the analysis INDP he wanted 14 to 15 dollars it went to 15 dollars and it worked TMC he wanted he originally he updated his his watch list later on and wanted 14 20 14 50 to 15 dollars on TMC unfortunately it did not make it to that level OPAD he was looking for a tank at the open and then a rebound to short into so here it dropped at the open and then he would have gotten this VWAP rejection so I coded this as worked September 17th LPTX Tom wanted 250 to 3 dollars and here it ran to 250s and it worked INDP Alex wanted a morning pop to 12 12 50 and this one never made it to those lines IPHA he wanted an eight dollar pop and rejection to short so here is eight dollars and unfortunately it went against him so I coded this one as did not work CRVS and HLBZ were just warnings and not included in the analysis GDEV he wanted a pop to 13 to scale in every 50 cents above I really don't think he was going to scale in for seven dollars worth so I coded this as did not work OPAD he wanted 18 to 1850 whoops sorry OPAD he wanted 18 to 1850 and here it went to 1793 and it worked IRNT he wanted 39 40 41 dollars here's the 17th it never made it to those levels September 20th HLBZ Tom wanted 17 18 19 and it never made it to those lines CRVS he wanted 550 to 650 and here we have 560 and it worked SDC Alex wanted a morning pop to scale in short 750 to 8 dollars here it went to only unfortunately it only went to 735 which is not within 10 cents so this one did not make it to his lines this is when it's tough guys because you see it worked but you have to stick to your protocol all right VSTM he wanted 350 370 to 4 dollars here this went to 358 and it worked SYBX he was waiting for a death cancel to attack so here is the 20th and there really was no defined death candle so I said that this did not make it to his lines because it didn't do what he wanted it to do HLBZ he wanted a red to green rejection to shorts and this really never never did that it okay HLBZ he was looking for a red to green rejection to short but it never really made it below red to green with any substantial amount so I coded this as did not meet his criteria or because it didn't that wasn't that it didn't work but it didn't really meet his criteria so he never would have entered this trade CRVS he was looking for 6,650 rejection and here we have 650 and it worked ZIVO just for the record he put ZEVO on the watch list but it's really ZIVO there is no ticker ZEVO he was looking for 657 750 and here it went to 765 and it worked he would not have stopped out until pre-market high of day so this one worked EDSA was just a warning and not included APRE he was looking for 6,650 line and it never made it to that level September 21st Tom wanted EDSA at $10 to $11 so here before zombie it only made it to 978 which does not count but here he did make his $10 and achieved the right amount so this one did work ZIVO Alex wanted either a red to green rejection or $5 rejection to short this blue line is not accurate for this day the previous days close was 477 so it did not make it to $5 either so this one did not make it to his lines CRVS Alex wanted 6,620,642 short so here it went to 595 and it worked VRDN was just a warning and not included in the analysis EDSA he updated later on and wanted $10, $10, $50 or $11 so here it got to $10, $133 which is within 25 cents of the line and it worked NNVC was just a warning and not included in the analysis BKYI he also updated later on and was looking for vwap rejection So here, he actually had several VWAP projections before Zombie that worked. September 22nd, Tom originally had CRVS on his watchlist. It was the only item on his watchlist, but he came back before the open and told everybody to avoid because it was acting weird and it was making him nervous. His original plan was 8 to 850 with a stop at 860. So of course, if he had not said that and not put a stop in, I would have chose pre-market high of day and it ended up would have worked, but he did say that he wanted everybody to avoid, so I just took it off of the analysis altogether. RWLK, Alex wanted 240 to 50 to 60. It never made it to those levels. HLBZ, he wanted 30, 32, 34 and it never made it to those lines. NNVC, he wanted 750. It never made it to those levels. AEMD, he wanted a VWAP rejection. To short at the open and here at the open, he did get a VWAP rejection. So that one worked. MRIN, he wanted 1050, 1070, $11. So here at the open, it went to 1087 and it worked. ONTX, he wanted a VWAP rejection and again, so now he doesn't stop out until higher than pre-market high of day. I don't know that this was high of day, but it was much higher than his VWAP rejection, which we would say worked here. So I did code this one as worked. SAVA was just a warning and not included in the analysis. September 23rd, MRIN, Tom wanted $9 to $10 and it never made it to that line. ONTX, he wanted 6 to 650 and it never made it to that line. ATER, he wanted 1650, 1717, 50 and it never made it to those levels. AMHC, for some reason, thinkorswim won't let me pull up that chart from the 24th or any day for that matter. I don't know, maybe this ticker closed, but at any rate, another member sent me a chart for this one. AMHC, Tom wanted $1350 to $15 and here you can see at the open, it worked. VTVT, he wanted 220 to 250 and here it went to 217 and it worked. UFAB, he wanted 360 to 410 and here it did just that and it worked. CAPR, he wanted $6 to 620, it never made it to that level. Somehow I skipped over RNAZ, which he updated his plan originally to $380 and $4 and here it made it to 377 and it worked. September 27th, UFAB, Tom wanted 340 to 380 and this ended up working towards the end of the day. BBIG, he wanted $770 to $8 and here at the open, it worked. PALT, he changed his plan a few times. The adjusted plan, the final plan was $550 to $6 and here it worked. September 28th, RCAT, Tom wanted 340 to 380 and here it went to 330 which is within 10 cents of the line and according to my protocol, this worked. SNOA, he wanted 9 to 950 and it never made it to those lines. ALF, he wanted 790 to 820 so now this is where sometimes these are difficult and everybody may have a different view. I'm thinking about remembering that you shouldn't be overstaying in any trade but here it went to 797 and did give at least 10 cents so I did record this as worked. September 29th, ALF, Tom wanted 8 to 850 and it never made it to those lines. SNOA, he wanted 7 to 8 dollars and it never made it to those lines. AUVI, Alex wanted 850, 880, $9 and it never made it to those lines. NCNA, he wanted a pop towards $3 with a 320 stop so if you look here at this one it went to 319 so he would not have stopped out and it worked. FBIO, he wanted a push to VWOP with a rejection to short it did not make it within the distance to that line so this one never met those lines. CEI, he wanted 320, 330, 340, 350 with a stop over 375 so this one actually worked several times before it got to his 375 stop so that one worked. GOVX, he was looking to scale short to VWOP so even though here it did not make it to within 10 cents of VWOP he said he was going to scale in short to VWOP. So knowing that here is a resistance line I know he would have entered there as one of his lines so I did code this one as worked. September 30th, GROM, Tom wanted 450 to 550 and here it made it to 466 and it worked. DATS, he wanted $1450 to $16 and just move this over here, here it made it to 1474 and it worked. PALT, he wanted $1050 to $12 stopping over $12 so here he made it to 1170 and it did provide at least 25 cents this one worked. AMTX, Alex wanted 1950 to 2050 to short, here it went to 1974 and it worked. CTEK, Alex wanted 220 to 240, it never made it to those levels. PALT, he wanted $11, he was starting and he was going to scale every 50 cents because it was topped out the day prior. Here rated the open, it went to 1171 and it worked. DATS, he wanted $1450 to $15 and here it worked. CEI, he said he was going to wait for a death candle and then short the bounce. So here at the open, we had a significant drop from 437 back to the red to green line and I'm sure he probably shorted each of these bounces back to VLAP so this one worked.