 All right, welcome back cyber traders. Happy Wednesday everybody. Hopefully we're going to have a happy Thanksgiving. It is the first day of the month, November 1st. So a lot of earnings that came out. Hopefully everybody's still going to talk a little about AMD. We got class phase three. It's going on today. I want to talk about some of those really good things we talked about in class. If somebody didn't see it, we're going to have to cover that just really quick to let you know what some of you people missed. But anyway, AMD just want to just touch upon it really quick because some people don't know how dangerous it is to trade in earnings announcements. Nice class grant yesterday. Well, glad you enjoyed grant and everyone else. And like I said, we still got today too. And hopefully we'll see you all there. By the way, if anybody here wants to know how to get into there, just make sure you talk to Education Advisor at Cybertry University and they will help you get in there. But anyway, AMD, let's talk about that. So earnings were good, right? That's what they said. How does the stock go from $98 like that to 93? And then an hour later, it popped back up to 99. This is why, you know, earnings, you're basically doing a, you're playing Russian roulette. You're playing black or red on the roulette. Okay. By the time these traders realize, is it really good? What was that? What about the conference call? What are they projecting on the future earnings? I was always taught one valuable lesson. I wanted to leave this little tip for everyone that I've learned as a market maker that my mentor has passed down over generation to generation to generation. A company goes out of business every three months. Now you're like, what is that supposed to mean? I'll tell you what it means. They have to report how much money they make every three months, okay? Because they are a public company and they have people that are invested into their company and that's what a shareholder is. I don't know if some people don't realize the concept of like, what does it mean? You know, a stock, you know, you could trade a stock. It's public, mean other people could invest into it and they have to report how good they're doing. So every three months they're going out of business. You know, so they have to make sure they don't go out of business. That's why they have to report earnings. And then they're also focusing what they're projecting on the future returns. And that shows you what happens regarding about these stocks. So, but when you have a stock that trades earnings, this is why we don't trade earnings. You're basically got lucky. Could you imagine buying the stock? New earnings were good. You got in at 93. You're like, holy crap, I just lost about eight bucks, seven bucks on it. You sell it. You wake up the next morning. It's right back where you started. Don't tell me it never happened to anyone here, okay? Because I know it did. Because that's why, you know, that and hopefully that's a good thing. So hopefully you'll learn it. You won't do it again because I've done it myself. And that's why I rarely ever trade earnings announcements. So, John says, I'm guilty of it. Well, listen, that's our role here. Listen, there's a lot of money to be made during the market open. Don't sit there and gamble. All right. We're not in the gambling business. All right. We are in the trading business. Okay. So anyway, let's go do some shopping. Let's talk about what happened yesterday. A couple of good stocks made some big moves. Now Pinterest, same exact crap. Okay. Look what happened. Pinterest, earnings came out, shot right down, did a crazy slingshot, came right back up. You know, even though it had the earnings the following day, it was good news, but listen, the stock gapped up pretty big. It's holding it pretty strong. It really wasn't the greatest stock to trade yesterday, other than if you got lucky and you got it somewhere earlier right around here. But Pinterest was, it was an okay stock. The Tupperlady worked out pretty well also around right in the middle of the day. I think there's a big short squeeze going on Tupper. I mean, we all remember trading Tupper back in July when it ran from 64 cents to about $6. It wasn't because they're selling and doing a lot of shows. Okay. Maybe five years ago, 10 years ago, but you know, listen, there's a lot of action. We love trading it. We traded back in December 10th. It ran from back from $1.20, ran to about $2.50. Nice move. Tupperware. Listen, I'm going to put it back on my watch list on Tupper. So, TUP, I'm going to put that on my watch list again. Now AMD, I know, you know, some of us like to trade it. Remember, it is expensive. Okay. We're not a big fan, trade a hundred all the stocks. That's why a lot of people don't date trade. They trade swing trading and options because they figure they can't afford it. But if you are one of the advanced traders, it might be up your alley. AMD, I'll put it on the watch list, but it's on the second protocol. It's on my B list, my C list, not on my A list. All right. But we can put it back up there. Another stock that we traded, this one was really nice. This was comfortable. A lot better in the middle of the day. Stock ran from like $2, $1.90 all the way up to about three bucks. Really nice move. Took about an hour, an hour and a half to get there. Cheap and expensive, nice spread. I don't know if it's going to still be good this morning, but it looks like it's gapping up. I mean, you know, 96,000 shares already in pre-market, 10%. I'll give it a shot. I'll put it back on the B list. Remember, that's how we know how we swing trade. Sometimes these stocks will trickle in the following day. This one got crushed. Okay. So the news on this stock was big, big drop. It's a retailer, a realtor, and they lowered their commissions, some crap like that, to the brokerage firms. Their brokers stock took a nasty hit. It did really well right around here, but my God, that thing, it's been on a really big downtrend. Still there's support levels. You know, if you look back here and you go back from last year, so there was a really good snapback right around that two o'clock when it hit that 430 and shopped a 480, but you could have found that out if you went back. And not only that, but what helps us out more than anything, following the big block orders. You got to look at level four, which, by the way, we post a link up there. I'm going to be doing a live event. I'm going to be on actually tonight at 6pm on Steve Bigelow's event. God bless his soul. You know, hope he rests in peace. I don't know if anybody heard that. Unfortunately, Steve Bigelow just passed away, you know, and it was brain cancer, something like that. I don't know if you guys know about it, but you know, been a big, great friend of mine for almost like 15, 20 years, but I'm going to be on his event today. So if anybody's watching, you know, I'll be, I'll see you all there. And I'm going to talk about level four and everything else regarding it. Now, regarding what's going on this morning, a couple of stocks are moving this morning. Let's check them out right here. So anyway, let me go hop over here on AMD because I want to show you what we've got going on level four. So we've got some big buyers showing up right around here. And if I scroll back a little bit further, you know, you got these, you got it, you could do your swing trades. You see, you got some big at 96.50. That, you know, that hundreds going to be a tough number to break. Okay. We're almost there, but it's going to be a really tough number to break. Now, regarding about that stock, I'm not really a big fan of it. I think this stock is a lot less expensive, a lot more fun, a lot more cheaper. The TGGX just took out a big iceberg order. You could see him right here. How big was that order when we saw it? 10,000. He got filled. So stock is moving up really, really nicely. The only issue with the stock, I just want to point this out and I covered it in phase three. Be careful the tier sizes. Okay. Everybody, the tier size are really, really, really light. So TGGX is on the watch list. Sometimes it always gets something that pops up in when the market at 9am, we get program trading. So I have a list here, but sometimes things do change regarding about this ALDX. So some buyers getting filled over here. It's a little bit on the downtrend. You had this big order that showed up here around $1.70. How many shares was that? 200,000. Not bad. All right. We know you're out there, buddy. Thanks for sharing that information to us. Book 70. Listen, it could be a little bit of a gap fill right here. We covered that also in class two, but ALDX had a good move right around here. A30 went to 220. It's on a downtrend. Not bad. Like it. This is a stock. It's expensive, but it's getting crushed, crushed, destroyed. Paycom. Oh my God. Those earnings were not good at all. Let me show you what happened yesterday. This did have a little slingshot and it came back a little bit, but seeing that stock at 6 o'clock, 7 o'clock is not looking good. So I'm going to give everyone a little advice. Stock is down literally almost 100 points. It's trading at $147 from $250. How much lower could this stock go? Anyone want to be able to answer that question? How much lower it could pay? It could go to zero. Good answer. There you go. Remember that. People are like, ah, what am I going to do? I'm going to lose $100. I can't afford this loss. You know what? You go back in history. Stock had a hell of a run. I mean, you got support levels here. You know, $122.98, but when I'm looking over here on level four, I'm not seeing any buyers. I'm seeing sellers. Look at all these, look at this big set. Look at this big red bowl right here and that little, that bar. People are selling. Anyway, can we get a dead cat bounce on that? I wouldn't count on it right now, but it might be a fun stock to trade on the short side. Anyway, so that one made our watch list. WeWorks, you know, I was this close, this close of buying WeWorks and they would have announced it. They just followed bankruptcy. Actually, believe it or not, that's actually a good sign because when they follow bankruptcy or they basically wipe everything off their credit, you know, and they could start all over again. But file in chapter seven versus file in bankruptcy could be a little bit different. Okay. So file in bankruptcy by next year is what they're doing. I mean, I know they, I don't know if they really have assets because I know they lease a lot. So, and I was a big fan of WeWorks, you know, but they have to probably be the worst management company I've ever seen in the world. The worst. The buildings they own, they bought, they took over something in my town, a huge, who went out of business, Lord and Taylor. Lord and Taylor went out of business. Okay. Big department store. Some people don't know. It's like Macy's. Actually, I liked it better than Macy's. When out of business, they just rebuilt the store. Company files bankruptcy a year later. WeWorks comes in there. I have absolutely no clue what the hell WeWorks was going to be doing in a department store. Could you imagine Macy's? They take all the furniture out and then they made it to a office building with no walls just like tables everywhere. Like who was the rocket scientist who figured that one out? So anyway, once I saw that, I said, this is the worst company in the world, but looking at WeWorks where it was about a year ago, two years ago at 600 after all the stocks went down to $1.30, listen, I don't care. We're day traders. They could do whatever they want. All I know is it's going to be fun to trade. If I can get a good day trade on it for all of us, we're in. Only bad thing is I'm not seeing any orders out there. No one's interested in buying it. One last other stock I want to put up here is SoFi. SoFi also had a really good move yesterday. I'm putting it back on the watch list. This stock had a good pop from 7 all the way to 750. She's still looking pretty strong. It's a fun stock. We've traded this stock so far. So, S-O-F-I is going on the watch list. All right. So, I know we had this stock, this CLLS, traded 16 million shares. Nice little push here, but I don't know. I just feel like she's not moving that much. To me, she looks like a buyout actually because she's up 170%. Since this morning, she's only up about $0.40. The only way to find out, I have to look over here on level 4. See what we got going on here. TGTJX is moving up. Yeah. I mean, what a great pop. Huge runner up on that. Didn't I tell you that TGTX is a lot better to trade than an AMD or a pay arc and everything? Look at that thing. Since we started 9 o'clock, the stock's about 9.50. Look where it is now. It just ran $0.50. How beautiful is that? All right. So, that's why we trade these ones better than the other ones. Yeah. Let me go just check on level 4 what happened. Yeah, that big buyer that showed up really pushed it up on TGTX. CLLS, a little bit of a Lego. Nothing really crazy right there. It was a buyer right here. I'm not really seeing that much action, but we'll put on a watch list. All right. So, let's get back. We got to cover. Okay. So, we got class today. All right. 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