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Because technically, the meat of the move, or like the meat is not much, you know, there for you. And you can see, you know, this is the range that the stock has been grinding for the last few days. And so, you know, when the stock kind of popped to 2.9, I mean, if I could get a good entry here, you know, I probably would, you know, added some on the way down. But, and my target would be a near that 2.3 line, right? But since, you know, stocks kind of die in the premarket and then pop and, you know, right at open to like 2.5. And technically, you have only 20 cents left on that stock or the meat of the move, right? So there's not much room for you to kind of add there. And so I would definitely avoid those on something like to add to my winner. I think the only logical way how you can trade those is after the death canal. I think James did trade on this. And this is the death canal. It's pretty much the biggest of the day. Pretty much the biggest of the day here. And as you can see, there's no, not, not many of the big red kind of, and then just this one, my, this is one minute. Let me pull up the two minute. Easier for you to see. So you can see this red candle. That's that's pretty big sign or like, you know, with the volume as well. I made a video, I made a video on that on the death canal with, you know, decent volume. That's a huge stuff right here, right? So you want to use like 50% on that short back into the pops and, you know, cover on the wash. But on something like this, if you want to add to winner, okay? If you really want to add to winner. And I'm not saying, you know, this might work on the hot chick, but what I usually do is if I really want to add to my winner and kind of, you know, hold a little bit longer for the bigger move, I have to see the big picture, right? I want to see the big picture here. So for me, those stocks usually pop in the premarket or pop at the open and ended up fading all day. But this one midday, right? Midday zombie and it just made a new hire. I think like 11 or 12 year. I mean, you can add to winner and expect for it to kind of fade all day. But also you have to kind of keep in mind your risk management part, right? So let's say, you know, stock stuff right here, you show back the balance. Because you got entry here, let's say it for whatever for here, right? So how can you add to winner after that? Adding to winner. Yes, you have to kind of wait for the stock to kind of break this support first, break this and you want to add to back on that bound into that support. But what I usually do is I try to, you know, get it short here. And then just let's, let's just say this is the first hour of the day, okay? So because I don't like trading, you know, midday kind of zombie. And this is just like one of the outliers, you know, a little bit. And I would always prefer in the first hour, like, you know, the last, you know, like 2pm to 3pm and trading those. But you know, this is just a technical kind of way to show you how to kind of add to winner. So one of the best way is I'll wait for the kind of stock to break that support before I even thinking about adding or recycling. And I always, you know, stop out at the break even or just a little bit above that. So let's say you, you didn't show on to back in the bounce. You kind of waited, you know, for, for, for the stocks to kind of drop a little bit. And here you got a good entry, right? But adding to winner is, it's really hard because, you know why? Because our emotions, right? It's involved. And a lot of the times that, okay, you've got a good entry here at 4.1, whatever, right? And stocks already down like 3.3. And it's like when you see those kind of PNL, let's say you in 1000 shares here, you up like, you know, I don't know, like 800 bucks already. It's really hard for us, for human to kind of, you know, go over that and deal with the kind of emotions, okay? So I'm up almost 800 bucks here. Pop right back to this line, almost like four. And now I'm like, you know, form up being 800 bucks. Now I'm like, you know, I'm only 100 bucks. So which is, you know, the 700 bucks, it's kind of lost for me, right? And a lot of people couldn't deal with that emotions. Okay, so. Hey guys, my name is Tosh Bradley. I'm one of the head mentors of my investing club. If you have any questions about getting started in trading, getting started in MIC, MIC in general, text me at 213-458-5997. This is not a robot. It is me directly on the other end of my business line. And we'll get you in the club. We also have special promotions going on that I can get to you, depending on your trading needs. Hit me up, back to the video. That's why I said you always have to kind of, you know, battle with yourself. And you have to kind of deal with it, right? Basically, if you want to kind of aim for the bigger picture, okay, so you have some certain plan, right? You have some certain plan before you even trading or like getting this trade. And just try to stick with it, okay? Try to be robotic. I know it's hard, but that's the only way. You want to kind of take that, you know, kind of emotions apart, you know, off. But if it's your plan, you know, you have to kind of deal with that, okay? So if your plan is to short here $1,000 shares, 4.1, your target is 3.1, okay? And you said to yourself, okay, so in 4.1, I'm risking, okay, let's say 4.2, $100, okay? So I just, right after when my fantasy got filled, I just put range 4.2 as a hard stop and 3.1 as, you know, a target, right? And I don't care about that. I don't care about what happened, okay? So even, you know, it dropped to 3.3 as a hit my target. I don't care. The worst case, you know, scenario is that I'm gonna lose that $100 so bit. If you deal with that beforehand, that's, you know, that's much more easier than instead of readjusting your plan during the trade. And usually, and the worst thing you could do is you get in here, you know, you had a plan and then start tanking, okay? And then you see those P&L flashing back and forth. And then you say, okay, let me call her, you know, everything here or like, yeah, you know, you don't wanna be adjusting your plan like that. Stick to your plan. Try to stick to that most of the times. Even wrong, you know, you're gonna get stopped out, okay? But it's already predefined, right? You already accepted that fact that you are going to lose that much. So it's always come down to kind of, you know, patient and discipline following your plan daily and that's one of, you know, the hardest part that we have to kind of go through every day as a trader. You cover some here, 500 shares, you add it back here. Now, so now you back into 1,000 shares, right? And you cover some here and then you left with 500, right? And then you wait for the kind of stock to break a new low and then you add back into that bounce. Try to add only like, you know, if you like try to recycle shares, not like, you know, if you only have 500 shares, you wanna add here 2,000 shares, that's gonna screw up your average real bad. So you wanna add like, you know, 500, 500 and, you know, just like a half and half, always like that. And it's kind of easier for you to kind of define your average. Let's say your average is now at four and then you add back another 500 shares into this, you know, 3.5. So your new average is like 3.8, right? Instead of you adding a bunch here, like 2,000 shares or 3,000 shares, that's the common mistakes for the new trader to kind of the adding too much and too soon, okay? That's why they couldn't sustain the move. The thing about adding to winner that you have to be patient, you have to be willing to take the risk, okay? And patient with your exit, it's gonna pay you basically. And if you predefined that, okay, I'm gonna short here some at A, but what it's gonna do, right? I'm gonna stop at 8.5, risking 50 cents here, 1,000 shares or whatever shares you're using, comfortable with your risk management plan. But you have to kind of track the setup and know what you're doing well on, you know, any particular setup at all. That, you know, it's just really up to you how, how to choose. But I'm just putting our example here, but if your plan is to add to winner and hold for, you know, for the old day fade or like a bigger kind of picture move, you have to be patient with those, okay? If that's your strategy, if that's your style. And A, 8.5 here, that's my stop, right? And I will not cover anything here because my target, let's say your target is right here. This is a support. Let's say my target is at six, okay? My plan is to short it eight, risking 8.5. As soon as break this support, I'm gonna add more size. So let's say I'm 1,000 shares here. I'm gonna wait for this to bring me at it. I'm gonna be up like 2,000 shares. My new average would be 7.5 and my target is six. So a dollar and a half. You know, I can easily calculate that for you. You know, 7.5, my six, okay? So 2,000 shares, that's three grand, right? So that's my plan, okay? So that's how much I'm gonna win, right? So if it doesn't work, okay? Let's say I'm in 1,000 shares here, 50 cents, like 500 bucks. 500 bucks, you know, in order to make three grand. You know, you have to kind of deal with that. You have to kind of pre-calculate that beforehand and try not to let emotions in. Okay guys, so I hope this video is helpful today and I hope you guys can learn something from this. You know, but this is just like my way, how I approach things and how I kind of add to my winner. And I always wait for them to kind of break, you know, support or like a new low. I mean, yes, you know, could have screwed up my average, but I think that's the safest way how to add to winner. And yeah, guys, so if you still have any questions, you know, you can DM me at any time and I'll look, you know, to see you guys on next one. Take care.