 Yo, guys, keep an eye on this. Keep an eye on this snow. I kind of like snow into tomorrow. They came in for the 330 and the 350 weeklies, right? That's $10 out of the money. Keep an eye on it tomorrow. Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey, guys, greetings, everybody. Welcome to another edition of theaccentrader.com, the wrap-up show, hope everybody is doing well. Really aggressive dates, I think that's the best way to say it, first and foremost, this OGI that I've been talking about literally nonstop, this little one that it went. Not only did it go yesterday, it went today, and I took my last sales in the 370s, and I made the point, I was like, look, if this thing goes to five today, God bless, I'd rather sell it a little early than sell it a little late, and this damn thing literally went to five bucks today, which basically kind of painted the picture of what we want to talk about, what we've constantly been talking about. The money right now is being driven by kind of the same and common denominator. You have the option flow mark, by kind of dictating where the stock's gonna go. So for example, this little crap of joy, this little septic tank of Angel, when this stock was two and change, they had $5 near-term option flow, really aggressive, and in this type of environment, they ran the flow. On Zoom, we talked about Zoom a couple of days ago, came out of this range, had a really big day. A couple of days ago, rested yesterday, today resumed. Again, what's the common denominator? When it was coming out of the 400, 405 channel, there were buyers coming in near-term, 430 and 450 calls, again, very, very aggressive. NVIDIA, when it finally came out of the channel here a couple of days ago, and today it was a nice little res day, kind of like Zoom did yesterday, it came out of this 560 level, and you started seeing 575, 586 hundred calls, and this drove the stock as well. So in this market, you're kind of seeing the same thing over and over again. The option market, when you're starting to see very, very aggressive repeat on loop order flow in the same stock and the same expiration, there's more chances not because the sentiment is so very, very strong that the stock isn't gonna get there. So for example, today, we saw FSLY. Give a perfect couple of examples today. We saw FSLY when the stock was like 115, 114, buyers came in literally for about 15 minutes buying the weekly 120 calls. So when it started clearing out the range, da, da, da, da, what did it do? It went exactly to 120. You saw NEO this morning. Again, all these things were right on our, kind of our sweet spot. We talked about NEO last night on the video, the same thing. We talked about this range yesterday and you started seeing when the stock was, you know, 59, 50s, 59, 70s, you started seeing them coming in for the 62 weeklies, for the 63 weeklies and the stock powered up right in that level. So in this type of environment, you know, the index is their guide. They're not really anything that's going to jumpstart your decision making. It's more of the form of where sentiment can lie. I think the option market is definitely driving price action. And you saw, I'll also tell you, these really big moves in beta very, very early. Like for example, on Facebook, you know, you saw this really, really aggressive candle and we didn't have a, this is ironically one of the, one of the beta names we didn't have a pit for the take. I just didn't expect this move out of Facebook. But even here, you started seeing the 270s, the 275, the 280s going very, very aggressively and this drove the stock as well. So we're seeing a lot of names being driven by the options market. There still is zero fear in this tape. Cause if you look at the indexes today, it did not tell a story. Look at, you know, look at the diamonds today did absolutely nothing. The Dow was flat. The Q's today were flat. The SPY today were flat. So the indexes really didn't give you a sense of what the market did today, how aggressive the action really was. But if you were a pay attention to the options market, if you were paying attention to near term, out of the money deep aggressive call buying, you kind of saw which way the pendulum was going to swing and today turned out to be a really aggressive session. And the one thing that I do like kind of going into tomorrow, the same theme is happening. Again, we're not looking for the stocks that made their big runs, right? I don't care about those runs. If you look at yesterday, we talked about Neo, right? Came out of the range here, did very, very well. We talked about Zoom, we talked about a lot of names that were looking to come out of very, very tight aggressive channels. That continues to be the play. So for example, if you look for tomorrow's session, we'll go through the individual pivots in a second. There was some good things this morning. There were a couple of names that disappointed. We'll talk about that in a second. But what I like, what I really did see here, most names that did confirm price action had a very, very aggressive move up. And not only did I have a very, very aggressive move up, there was very little downtime for them to even consolidate, which was very, very good. And when you have a market with very limited dips, especially in names that are getting aggressive call options, it makes a very seamless trade. I know a lot of you guys did incredibly well today, but more important, it kind of sets us up for tomorrow's session. So if you look at tomorrow's session, again, the value might not be in the video. I think the video probably needs one more day of rest. Again, it had its big move. Now it just needs to rest a couple of days before it starts to resume. But look at names like lemonade, right? Look at names like lemonade. And you'll see, these charts are pretty much identical to what we saw in names like a Neo or names like Zoom before they got going. Like look at lemonade, right? Really, really tight action here. Look at Dash, right? Same thing, trying to get above this whole channel here. Look at Netflix, right? Even though Netflix woke up out of the mat, it keeps on getting rejected on this linear regression line. Matter of fact, if you follow your eyeballs on this linear regression line, you can see where the value is going to be in Netflix going forward. So you see it right here, got rejected, here got rejected, here got rejected, right? Here got rejected, here got rejected, here got rejected. So the moral of the story is if Netflix could finally take out this middle channel, right, this whole big range, you could start seeing really big action again for the next leg up. Look at Zoom. Even though Zoom had a really, really good two-day run, yesterday was a very productive construction day for a day of rest, now it's just literally one day away. We talked about the 430 area, got to the 430 area. Now it's literally one day away and maybe that day is tomorrow, maybe it's not, but it's maybe one day away of taking out this whole channel here and start looking at 475, 480 levels. And again, if you follow the options market, you started seeing for 50 weeklies, some guy even came out and did a 500 weeklies. I think he's a little ambitious, but you could see the flow. You could see the aggressive nature of where institutional money is making bets and that's very, very important. So let's talk about today's pivots. Again, I don't think you need to, I don't think you need to be very creative going into tomorrow's session. A lot of people when they see the index is red, they're automatic responses. Well, let's start shorting stocks. Guys, remember, stocks go up, doesn't mean they're long. Stocks go down, doesn't mean they're short. Stocks will go up, stocks will go down. The question is, is it tradable? The only way you can get a green light for stock to be tradable to the upside or the downside, it has to confirm some sort of channel in a daily chart. I don't care what interval you trade from the intraday, if it doesn't take out a macro daily channel, then it's not a trade setup. It's just a stock going up and it's just a stock goes down. Every stock goes up and down. Every stock is moving around when the market's open, but the problem is not every stock is tradable. So when you see the market going lower, it shouldn't be your first reaction since you shouldn't turn around and say, well, I'm gonna short the market. We're so far away from technical damage right now that it's not even funny. Can the market come in tomorrow? Of course, it'll come in any single day. But as we saw today, even in the market, even in the morning was kind of getting, I don't know how to use the word hit, but a lot of names was starting to see opening range lows. There was so much speculation money taking stocks higher than most people didn't realize it. And only to like 2.33 o'clock Eastern time that I realized, hey, the market's flat today. You just didn't notice just because the big aggression in the tape. So let's talk about today's pivots. Some things did work very, very well. Some things that I was a little bit disappointed in, but again, such as trading such as live. So on the video yesterday, had that really aggressive breakout, 551.52, 56, 560 was macro. I would say 580, if it needs to confirm yesterday's move, it could get to the 587.60s, not a big move. Again, it was not really shocking. It didn't give a big move just because of the big aggressive move it made yesterday. But still, if you did take the trade, I had 579 going to the 583 level. I still like it higher. I just think the stock needs to rest for a few more days, maybe by expiration, weekly, Friday, it'll start waking up. But again, it is what it is. NIO was huge. Congratulations for you guys who caught NIO. Again, we covered it last night in the video. 59.60 needs to build. Here was NIO. Again, we talked about that buyer coming in where multiple buyers came in for the 60, 60, 62, 63 weekly calls. And look at the move here, a huge, huge move going into the 63 channel on NIO. BY&D was a little bit disappointing today. 172 needs to build. Kind of died on a vine, really disappointing here. It took out the 72 level, went to like 73 and changed. And I get it, there was supply there. But this was a really, really high probability that it should have reclaimed this 10 day supply. And the fact that it didn't, it was a little bit disappointing. So now it needs to really establish a new base above the 10 day moving average to kind of spark a rally back in its shares. But it looks like it got double whammy to double top on the supply. So it kind of dead money for now. AMD, okay, I'm washing my hands at AMD. It's not that I have bad success with AMD. It's just not a consistent, the stock is weird. It acts very, very weird. So we talked about AMD on last night's video, correct? And we cover this area, 92 got rejected here, 92 got rejected here. So it takes out 92. And I knew right away, what's great about whole numbers and macro channels, if they get rejected, you don't want to be in the trade, okay? So it wasn't a monetary issue that I was wrong and I lost money. The point is, it took out 92, literally went up like a dime, like nothing, completely turned around. And I took a 20 cent loss. It wasn't the money. It's not the point of the money. It's just the point that a stock when it comes out of supply really should explode, especially you had some aggressive call buying coming in, the 93, the 95s and this thing laid a complete egg. That's why again, some stocks are just not for everybody. And I think honestly I've washed my hands with this thing. I lost like 20 cents on it today. Not the end of the world. It's not the point of the money. It's the point that it trades very, very bad. And in my opinion, at least for me it does. So I just, I'm not a fan. I'm definitely, definitely not a fan, but things got a lot better very, very quickly. SR&E, I still like this thing. Never got to the 1730. NET, nice little move there. I knew it wasn't going to be a big trade just because there wasn't a lot of room. I talked about potentially getting to 94. Here was NET, right? And we talked about this 94 level look at the high, 9480s from the 92 break. SPCB, nice little trade there. I bought it at two, sold it around 215. Not a crazy trade, but again, it was very, very thick. It was just kind of a continuation from yesterday's move. High of the day was actually 217. Apple, Apple was disappointing. Here was definitely one that was absolutely disappointing. It could have absolutely exploded and it didn't. It went up like 35 cents, nothing, did absolutely nothing and retrieved. I think it really needs to get above 138 for this thing to go. Again, like a $3, $4 pop on NVIDIA, nothing crazy there. Huge move on NEO. I caught Netflix pretty well. You know, nice move on Netflix, 560 needs to break. We talked about that 560 level a couple of days ago. Here was the whole 560 channel. Went right into supply to 555. So this 555, 556 going forward should be good. So nice little trade there. I'm pretty happy about that. Netflix, nice move there. Huge, yeah, like I was, you know, amazing. $90 call buyers came in for the January, for the March 90 calls on NEO, which was pretty, pretty insane. New highs coming in there. Yo guys, keep an eye on this. Keep an eye on this snow. I kind of like snow into tomorrow. They came in for the 330 and the 350 weeklies, right? That's $10 out of the money. Keep an eye on it tomorrow through today's range. Should be, you know, should be pretty good. Very, very aggressive repeat buyers came in on the name. FSLY, we talked about that. 117 needs to build nonstop weekly 120 buyers. I said it could get to 120. Here was FSLY, here was the 117. And it went right to 1974, let's call it 120. So nice move there on FSLY. Here comes the 330s, any close there. But this was definitely a big move in the afternoon. Again, huge move a couple of days ago on Zoom from the 400, 405 area. And here it is, 422, next big area to reclaim for a 430s push. It was coming for today, guys, the 430 and the 450 weekly call buyers really, really big and here was Zoom. Here is Zoom, congratulations guys who continue to kind of pound this thing, right? So it took out the 22 and it's traded all the way up into the 430, almost 435 area. I still like it going higher. Again, can it rest tomorrow, very possible, but if it does reclaim this level, this thing could really, really take off again. So Zoom was really big as well. And ironically, the weirdest thing of all, that OGI, again, I'm probably not gonna see another trade like this ever again, just because, well I can't say it ever again, but the point is I just don't really trade these things. But what's the common denominator, right? When we bought the stock down here in the 224 area, we were watching repeat $5 call buyers, short-term expiration and once volume kicked in and the channel got loose, that was the results. Guys, God bless everybody, have a great night. Tomorrow looks at some pretty good value and with God's help, we'll see you all together. Take care guys.