 All right, cyber traders, I think we are good to go here. So welcome on a board this Wednesday, May 24th, shortly after 9 a.m. Eastern time. You can tell this is not Fausta Puglisi taking in from this morning, Josh Levitin here. Great to see John, Ron, Andre, Bell, Ray, Dan, Wayne, who killed it just before in pre-market. A couple of us did, in fact, John as well, but Revena Lada and all of us just here inside our live trading room. Great to have all of us back there and all of us back on social media, Facebook, Live, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, the works. So Fausta is actually taking a little time off. I know he has his son graduating over the weekend. So, you know, well wishes to the Puglisi family with that. So, you know, hey, right now pre-market, we've had a phenomenal push so far, not just on this GCT. We've had the ENVB trade as well. We've had a couple of others, KSS coming off good earnings. So there's a lot to talk about this morning. Actually before this meeting started, we'll talk about this GCT to start. I just saw some of the most incredible patterns on level four. Really, I mean, we've been using it for the last four, four and a half years, housed on myself, all of our students here at Cyber Trading. This is pretty crazy. So let me bring this up right now. Obviously, GCT made a hell of a pop early this morning off of some sort of news. I didn't even care to check, ended up leading to a huge pop. And unfortunately, this really didn't make as big of a pullback as I was expecting. So me personally, I did not take part in this GCT trade at first. I was looking for the breakout over 10 and ended up making that push there. But I was kind of caught slipping. I was looking at a different trade. But you're at this point, GCT. Check this out. This is like a fighter pilot. This is pretty insane. I've never really seen something that consistent before. You know, we see ladders all the time, Fausto and myself on the bid and the ask. But yeah, this big 30,000 share order on the ask at 1250. Look how clear that is. That is so smooth and all in kind of just one motion. You know, it has to be some sort of program algorithmic trading with that in mind. I mean, this doesn't get any steadier than that really as far as seeing that order move lower and lower and lower in price. And what happened since well, it kind of topped off there. And now it's kind of going sideways, kind of consolidating and really with that with as much as it's already up 89% granted, this could be where we begin to see this pull back a lot further. So going into the open will definitely be inclined to follow this GCT trade. Let me see if I could do this too. I'm not going to do this across the whole board. I've got a couple of lines here on this chart, though. So that's the other one, the MVP. There we go. So a whole number of levels are going to play to your advantage here on this trade, given how much it already ran up and just how fast it ran up. So with that, that's where you see eight, nine, 10, 11, and above 12, et cetera. There was a bit of a print that came in from what I recall now right off of 790, I think it was about like a 25,000 or so share by print. So on a larger pullback, perhaps that could be a stronger support level. It was about 13 plus thousand shares, you know, given at least the overall volume early in the morning, that still is pretty big. So with that, hey, definitely going to put this on our watch list. You could probably even use like a fib on this, if anything, just given the run-up it had, I probably won't. Just don't want to clutter up my charts too much there. But yeah, we'll come back to this chart otherwise. We'll kind of repace that and see what else we have, though, for the meantime. We have others like EEIQ, ENBB, like they said, KSS coming off earnings. Now I do want to go over a couple that we ended up catching from yesterday, though. If you missed out yesterday inside our live trading room, you know, we had a couple of really good moves on the way up, you know, early in the morning, we had the Palantir trade, PLTR, you know, making a bit of a move down right now, down over 4% right now. So it could be a good short, you know, has been seemingly, but it led to a big pop yesterday morning. It was been, it's been squeezing up pretty nicely from really last week in full coming off their earnings. So it's been a great day trade, great swing trade in hindsight too. But, you know, once again, yesterday morning led to a huge pop out the gate off of 12, ended up re-breaking off of 1280. And, you know, really from that point made like a 75, 80 cent push-up higher. So it topped off at 1350 and pulled back down from there. And again, heading into the open today, you know, it still could be on our radar, on our watch list there, just more as a sideless stock. Wow, trade station this morning has a Caravana share is shortable. Easy to borrow this morning. That's pretty surprising. Led to another big pop though once again today, or yesterday I should say, CVNA, much like Palantir, another stock from yesterday morning that we took full advantage of. You know, a cheaper stock here that was on the pre-market list, the main morning watch list, SHPH, it was more of a late bloomer. Ended up kind of consolidating at first and then ended up popping pretty nicely going into 10 o'clock, 1030, and then even higher heading into, you know, late morning, early afternoon session there. But take a look at the daily chart, speaks for itself. And with that, take a look to see what happened just throughout the remainder of the day. It was giant ass upwicks. So, you know, you don't want to be stuck holding on to that trade throughout the duration of the late morning. It's okay to leave money on the table. If you leave money on the table, it goes to show that you're at least taking money off the table. That's kind of my philosophy about it. Now, either way, this ended up just dumping all the way back down. And yeah, probably will fill the gap here. Already has for the most part, actually, down over 16% today, but probably keep dropping off at this point. Another stock that we did go on yesterday, it's action number two in the losers list, so similar to this SHPH. We saw this thing make a crazy afternoon move. Thankfully, we got out just in the nick of time here. The CWBR, so this one also from yesterday just really quickly. Pre-market pop ended up pushing up pretty well at the time, from two up towards five, just about more so heading into the mid-afternoon, led to the big pop here. And, you know, hey, a lot of us, myself included, ended up missing out on the mid-afternoon pop. You know, really, we're not really trading during that time. So, it caught us off guard and by surprise, but we were looking for the high or high heading into the close. I was pretty reluctant with putting this on our main list because for as much as it traded throughout the day, you know, if it makes a false breakout, it's going to lead to that type of drop off like you just saw on the SHPH, you know, maybe easy to stay in hindsight. But otherwise, what actually ended up happening was, we caught this in the afternoon. It broke over this big level. I still have up on my chart at 580. It led to a great entry. Now, I say that, full fledged knowing what happened after. But in the chat board, I even wrote, you know, it's just a good time to take some money right around 630, 635. And that's what I ended up doing. Well, what I still ended up doing was I had my stop set break even on the second batch, the second half of my trade. I normally don't move it up unless it really keeps going. Like once I'm out of the proverbial doghouse, so to say. You know, that's where I look to move my stop up and make sure I at least get some profit on the second half. I already took profit on the first half there. Well, it's easy to say all this now because what the hell happened after, right? I mean, you know, as much as I wanted more and I was going to raise my stop up, well, the thing just completely crashed right back down pretty unexpectedly and took me out break even on the second half completely. So, well, what happened after? Ended up just kind of consolidating, dropped off lower in the after hours there. And obviously you don't want to turn a big winner into a big loser. Fausto went over that in our introductory to day trading webinar just yesterday. We have a couple of clips on our YouTube channel with that as well. But you know, again, this is like rule number one here, right? You always have to reiterate this though. We always have new members joining us each and every day, each and every week. So, all right. Now with that, let's go from top to bottom. Now we actually have a little update on GCT. So let's actually jump back to that number one on our watch list heading into the open still. And there's still kind of holding here, but on level four, actually a bit of an update. You know, we had that like fighter pilot plane, but we ended up seeing a big print get filled, you know, not extremely large, but another 10,000 or so shares at 1075. So 1075 just in particular could be a pretty big level to compliment 11 once the market does open. Little update there. All right, so what else we got though? EIQ, this was a dud after eight o'clock and I took my eyes off it for a little while since and even more of a dud. Ended up just kind of consolidating after the eight o'clock move. Now you had these big bars at first, but these are more flashes, perhaps just late prints that may have come in or dark pools that could be coming in there. But well, oftentimes what I see with these longer up ones is what happens after you actually see more of a drop off. Don't make that a full fledged guarantee rule, but that's just something I've seen somewhat more recently. So not a surprise really to see this kind of pull back further, I should say. But yeah, heading into the open, maybe this can make like another pop, another bounce backup. I don't mind like still kind of putting this on our side list at first and then checking back in with it at the end tier. I definitely don't like the trends, right? But given the liquidity and just overall kind of just how inexpensive the stock is, this could still be in play at some point throughout the day. Ryan saying here in the chatboard are asking, would you consider GCT to be a category three stock in terms of volatility? At least, I mean probably more towards four to five given how fast it already ran up. And then the spread we'll likely see when the market opens there, Ryan. Very good question. I always love these types of questions because it helps you gauge what a level two stock is, level four, whatever, in terms of volatility. But just given how fast it popped and ran from pre-market there, I would say at least probably four plus. So just based on the spread, and see if there can be a four or five with that. All right, so what else we got here? Neil saying GCT earnings before the market open. There we go, that's the news on it. So nice heads up from Neil there. Let's see what else we have. EIQ we had talked about. All right, so EMVB pulling back. All right, so this might be making the move down towards my 379 support level I was typing in the chat board here. So for the EMVB trade and other stock, I took the time to map out some levels heading into the open. Just shortly after it topped off at 455, I'd logged into the live trading room. This was really the first call out I made on my morning once I logged in. I'd said EMVB big levels at 450 and 456. And with that, it was all based off Delta and Bookmap here. So just kind of seeing 450, 456 right there. Well, what happens when it fails to break higher? There's only one other way the stock's gonna go. So, you know, that's where I was kind of anticipating that pullback to happen. Now at this stage, the question is, do we have support to hold? Or is this just gonna completely dump? And that's it. So that's what we need to figure the answer out to there. Four could be support given a whole number, but it wouldn't shock me if 379, that skinny white line there is the bottom. I was kind of calling that out just earlier in pre-market there. So yeah, we'll see if we can make that move. I'll definitely put this on our main list with that GCT trade. All right, current time 9-11 right now, 9-12. So I just wanna make sure all of our students and all myself have enough time to prep and get ready here. We'll kind of minimize this screen again. All right, so SMFL, not bad. I mean, you know, moving back on up a little bit here, it looks like it had a bit of a gap up in pre-market early and pulled back, but trying to move back up again here. And you know, for right now, not bad liquidity, hopefully it fills in a lot more. Seems like a pop and drop stock though, just looking at the daily chart. So if it fails to make that higher high then. Definitely watch out. But I'll add that to our list too. Not bad for the meantime. You got these retail stocks or retail and clothing store stocks, you know, coming out the earnings. Abercrombie and Fitch, which I always mix up with FTCH, Fitch and ANF, Abercrombie and Fitch. So ANF, coming off earnings I believe here too, if not maybe just sympathetic with KSS earnings, but yeah, Kohl's, this is the one I'd be more interested in following. Not only is it making a new high right now, but this actually just rebroke live right now over a key resistance. I don't have this lined up, but I wrote this in the chat board earlier when Leda called out saying, hey, you know, KSS looking good off earnings. I wrote in the chat board at like 851. I said, KSS big level. What was that at? 21.76, just gonna repost that there in the chat board for all of us right now. So with that, hey, once it ended up re-breaking over 21.75, 21.76. Easy to say, but you should expect a big move shortly after, right? So not bad. I like that. Mike's saying Macy's with it too. Yeah, I mean, you know, kind of seems kind of same pattern as the ANF there. I'd rather KSS at that point. You know, we don't need to trade them on. You know, KSS just seems like the best opportunity. PHIO, you know, not a bad call out at first, but obviously dot off pretty quick. So maybe I'll write this down for the side list here, but not really too keen to follow it right now. Urban Outfitters, another clothing store stock. Don't need to trade them all. Nordstrom, don't need to trade them all. What else we got? Boyle, hey, ETF, but inching back on up a little bit. It's very tradable. Question is, is it gonna be really worth our time? It's pretty slow. So, you know, if it was up more moving, maybe a tiny bit faster, I'd be definitely more interested, but let's see what else we got here on the loser side. We're already below 5% on the gainers. So there could be more that's down big this morning here at the market. Let's take a look at the NVTS trade down big to semiconductor stock. That's what I could see in the name. So perhaps, you know, similar industry as AMD, Micron, NVIDIA, et cetera. NVTS though down big, probably based off earnings, if not, then otherwise some other news that led to a big drop, but yeah, short of all, and that's what matters most here. It's actually tradable on the way down from trade station this morning. Looks like there's already a big historical level. It's kind of just approaching. It's not going to be perfect either. It's just kind of more of a rounded top, but kind of roughly within the vicinity of like 714-ish, 720-ish, and look at where it's at now. So it's pretty darn close. Yeah, I mean, I don't mind adding this to our main list for right now. I just hope the spread fills in, or the order book fills in a lot more. You know, if it doesn't, then I'll probably just move away from it, but we'll give it a look at first there. GNL, I'm gonna pass on that. IONQ's been a very solid day zone. It's been a very solid trade all together. Swing on the way up just back from April time, but really as a day trade from really mid of last week, we started calling it out. So on the way up, yesterday on the way down, down even more here this morning, and it is shortable. So you know what, actually I don't mind this one. Ah, I just saw what I saw right there. I didn't notice NIO down over 5% this morning. Take a look at that. Yeah, it's just so slow though nowadays. It's just really stagnant. Had a great day yesterday, because I'm so pessimistic about it nowadays. I missed it. But it was actually a decent trade yesterday on the way up, but yeah, I mean, could be a decent short heading into the open, but otherwise I feel like we could have our focus on maybe just a more volatile trade, even if it's not down more. You know, Pal and Tier could be a better stock perhaps. I feel, take a look at a couple other trades here in the meantime, AI, we'll take a look at Shopify, we'll take a look at that Carvana trade, which is shortable. I said that before. Take a look at PacWest, which we've been absolutely demolishing this week. You know, it's hard to borrow, but on the way down right now, that could be in play for after the open at some point. Same here saying these semis have been flying in the last few weeks, and with the market downturn, the semis should be the ones to drop since they have flown so fast. Half glass, full half glass empty. How strong do you think it is in relation to the market? If you think that now is the point where, you know, shows a lot of weakness, then it should look the tank further compared to the markets, but this will be a telling point. Yeah, it ended up having a really strong runup in the last few weeks, but what if we continue to see good momentum across those semis? If anything, perhaps maybe you'll just consolidate at this stage a little bit better compared to the market drop off, but we'll have to react and find out, right? You know, to prep your levels at least. So, you know, for right now, we have five stocks to work with. We got that GCT, the ENVB, the KSS, SMFL, and then that last one, NVTS, they're the short. All right, so let me know if there's anything else, though, folks. Otherwise, up, down, left, right, more than 5% that you'd want me to check out or just look at here briefly. Got a bad hair there, so I've got the hat on. That's all right. What else we got here? I said to go back to EEIQ. I said to go back to PHIO. Both of which aren't really doing it from you here. I mean, if PHIO order book fills in more and it pops over five after the open, then we'll call it out, but for right now, I'd focus on the others. All right, folks, I think that we're just about good to go. You know, I had my Benzinga Pro up. I think it's on this screen here. Just give me a quick sec. It's not then, unfortunately, then we'll just do without it. That's all right. All right, so I just pulled it up right now. Lastly, it takes a little while to load, so I didn't know how much time we'd have left, but first and foremost, for all of a sudden, YouTube, Facebook, Live, LinkedIn, and all of our social media streams is my Benzinga Pro continues to load. I always post my email address here at the end of these streams whenever I tag in for FAVSO, and certainly when I do the afternoon meetings myself. Josh at cttrading.com. So if you wanted to just send over any trades or any questions you'd want us to go through with you on the side, feel more than free to do so. There's my email address there for that. But otherwise, just if you're interested in joining us, continuing the audio commentary inside our live trading room, just go right down to the link on the green banner below the stream, right there to get yourself set up or started. Now, scanner time. CYTO, let's take a look at here. There we go. I'm happy that we ended up pulling up Benzinga. CYTO, definitely going to put on our watch list for right now. Popped actually prior to nine o'clock. I don't know how I didn't find this beforehand. Maybe I was just kind of quickly going from top to bottom as this was going from bottom to top. But either way, definitely good play for right now. CYTO, just right away at that to our list. And then otherwise, I think that's just about it. Nothing else I really see that looks really good, folks. So, you know, hey, we'll call it for right now. Hey, for all of a sudden social media lastly, be a friend, tell a friend, just make sure that you like and subscribe right on our YouTube channel, youtube.com forward slash cyber trading you to know, at least when we're going live for audio and audio broadcasts and our morning and afternoon meetings, and we'll post a couple of clips of our workshops just intermittently throughout the weeks on our YouTube channel as well. 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