 One of the most common questions I get asked is, you know, how do I start day trading? So what me and my mentor about it for our viewers on YouTube is create a free mentorship course that reveals our 12 secrets that every single brand new day trader should know before they get started. But please take note that there is limited seating every single week. So please reserve your spot at myinvestingclub.co. Link is in the. Oh no, I'll stop. I guess basically how I kind of structured it was I picked like 11 charts like there was maybe like 30 or 40 submitted or maybe it was even less and I just like kind of picked the best ones but like it was more so I tried to do like a variety of like longs shorts and then basically just like longs and shorts and like some different types of setup. So that's how I kind of structured it. And yeah, let's just get right into it, I guess. So this one was kind of a first bounce at the start of zombie hour. And the reason why I kind of wanted to talk about this one was just because of the like just the way this trade was kind of done where we had kind of like like in this particular setup we kind of had this like morning this morning pop and then it kind of turned into like a bit of backside but it just didn't really go lower. And then all of a sudden we got another pop squeezed everyone out and then we just kind of got these two candles and this this member tried for first bounce. And the reason why I kind of wanted to show this one was because first bounce is like a really good setup if like we get super, super overextended and you know shorts didn't have enough time to cover and they're going to be covering on that dip and then you kind of buy that dip and get that kind of quick pop. But in this scenario, I really think that after this got over high day all these emotional shorts ended up covering and there was no one left but longs and that's why it didn't really pop as much. And also usually in the first bounce it's like made up of like three emotional big long green candles. And then we kind of get this dip where shorts cover and then we keep popping. So I just wanted to say that like if you think that shorts have already kind of like stopped out over high day or there's been like a lot of emotion or maybe usually what happens is it just keeps grinding and then we stop everyone out and then we don't really get a bounce after that tank candle. So in this kind of situation that's kind of what happened. That's why I don't think we bounced just because we didn't really have trapped shorts. I don't know if anyone else wants to comment on this one or not. Harry, I'll say something from a shorts perspective. So the thing that I would never do is along and trust me, man, you know, big caps are very different from small caps, but dude, I got a certain rule back when I did do longs on small caps many years ago is I will never long the stock that's up from six to 14 on bounces. It's just too high, man. The percentage is so overinflated. The more it goes higher guys, yes, you want strong stocks, but holy shit, dude. I mean, there gets to a point where this thing actually is too overextended. It has to come down like not like you should just short blindly. But I mean, I don't know what you guys say because you're more longs, but man, I like the first dip when you're at, you know, 11 and 10 because it's, you know, we've seen moves from seven to 10 a lot. But whoa, seven to 14. I mean, you're in real dangerous dump territory. Yeah, 100%. That's what I was kind of thinking too. Like if there are any shorts left holding from 14, they probably covered into that emotional pop and all the shorts probably just got squeezed on that push. Like you said, Harry, that's, that's smart. Yes. Yeah. 100%. And I also think like if you want to long this, like we did have that kind of tank handle, which would make me super, super cautious as long, but since it took like almost like an hour to not go lower after that tank handle, maybe then you want to take like a long on a, on a pullback just cause you're like, okay, it's not going lower. I can risk the prior low and maybe hope that we keep going higher and squeeze some shorts out, but once they're squeezed out, we only have our like natural sellers as Bao says, and we have no shorts like bidding it up and then we just get that tank. Austin, I don't know if you want to say anything. Yeah. Yeah. Like this is the thing, guys, I like there's a big distinction for me when it comes to the first bounce where I want a big move, but I don't want a parabolic move. First bounces off parabolics are shit because it, yeah, because the shorts that you kind of want to cover, like on the dip that you're going to be buying to help your first bounce work, if it's a parabolic move, if they all got out, you know, like that's why you kind of want a big kind of medium, healthy, sustained move for that, for that first bounce. You get a parabolic like that and a lot of the demand that you were hoping to buy the dip with you to help your trade is already out. Yeah, 100%. Yeah, that's what I was thinking as well. Can you see me writing on the screen or not? Yeah, we can see it. That white pen, can you see it really? All of us here. We can only see you. You can see the pen, right? That I'm writing over the screen. Okay. No, the only thing that I have in terms of this is like for shorts, it's like, this is pre-market, right? Yeah. No, no, no. Ah, okay. This is the day. So. Hey guys, my name is Tosh Bradley. I'm one of the head mentors of Modders at my investing club. If you have any questions about getting started in trading, getting started in MIC, MIC in general, text me at 2-1-3-4-5-8-5-9-9-7. 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. The only thing I have to say is when you see a stock gravitating on top of BWAP, it's not moving lower. This happened in the last week in mentoring that we have that it cut a lot of shorts off guard. Your tell is that it's not touching BWAP. So the fact that it's not touching BWAP, it's telling you that it still has some move left. But I agree with Tosh 100 percent. Something that moved from $8 to $13, it's too much, you know? Yeah, you missed the move, right? Like you kind of missed. I mean, let me say it like this guy's good. Claudio, man, he's on it, dude. He's on it right here. So think about it like this, you know, in anything in trading, man, break it down to a very, very, very reasonable and exact like understanding of something. This is why I give analogies like short sellers where, you know, lions in the jungle, et cetera, et cetera. Think about it like this. I never want to join trend, bro. When the trend is completely exacerbated. I want to play counter trend. So you want to play trend on that first step, but bro, six to $14, you think I still want to write that trend? That trend is going to reverse at some point. I'll say it for short. I do not like a short that is 100 percent broken down. It's too broken down. The only way it could do is a reverse or at least if it keeps going back down with the exacerbated move to the downside, I'm in huge risk. Does that make sense? So the higher it goes, bro, your chances of success and a trend reversal. I mean, there's a very fine line, man. Yeah, 100 percent. The far, yeah. And the farther that stock gets away from VWAP, the more it's like more unsafe to long, in my opinion. For sure. Just like, you know, if you're shorting the lower it is from VWAP, the more room you kind of have to bounce back. I've always pictured VWAP is more of like an equilibrium where it's like kind of like the middle. But yeah, once we get super, super far out from that, it's like, no, you just can't be longing up there. Seriously. Jesus. All right. Next one. This is another long. There were a lot of longs actually submitted. That's good. But this one. So he went long here and then sold the pop and then went long again and ended up selling up here. I really do like this long, but I wanted to include this one because I don't really it ended up working out, but I don't really love the timing of it. Where we just got this tank candle and then he ended up going along. And to me, that's like almost like a little bit of FOMO where like you missed the move from like this kind of 320 to 440. All of a sudden we get that tank candle. You go in. That's a little bit too emotional for me. What I would have liked to see is that this thing still holds up after this tank candle, give it 15 minutes, give it 20 minutes, see if it can still hold up after that tank candle, and then maybe get it on a pullback for hire because, you know, your thesis would be in this scenario. A lot of people are short under VWAP because they saw the tank candle. They think it can go lower, but it's not going lower. So then we're going to squeeze them out and then finally go lower. That's the only kind of acceptable thesis that I see on it. So for me, I'd want the market to kind of show me, OK, we can't go lower, we can't go lower, we can't go lower. Instead of just going in right away after that candle, except like expecting a bounce, but really nice cells up here, just recognizing that, OK, this volume candle is like one of the highest on the day. Probably a lot of shorts ended up covering out on that and just just kind of selling and he ended up kind of top taking this and then it ended up going lower. So yeah, I like it. I would have waited maybe 15 minutes after that kind of after that kind of situation, but it is what it is. He ended up getting a nice trade out of it. And yeah, I actually took this trade, I think. And I think the key thing, a key thing with this trade, this is this was running with pets. So you kind of have to trade this as, you know, this was like the sympathy to pets, P, E, T, Z at the time. So, I mean, you know, like, like when it made this, obviously, you guys can't see my mouse, but when it made that first move up to be up, it was kind of following pets. And then I think like pets kind of halted down like halted up and then like didn't continue. And that's what caused that that initial tank. And so where you were entering was kind of like on a normal kind of chart, maybe OK, but you want to be careful. Like when the leader tanks that, you know, that the tank on the sympathy doesn't necessarily mean it's a good entry. So like at, you know, long story short, you know, kind of wait for that to consolidate a little bit when it pulls so harshly like that off of that first VWAP tank. Well, and let me say something from a short perspective, right? So guys, whatever the market leader is, whatever is going on that day, let's even keep it even simpler than that. Look at just this chart. What do you notice about the volume? You know how I'm a death candle player, right? So I'm like, dude, I get in after death candles, which you think there is a death candle on that big red candle through VWAP. But what do you see with the volume? It's like a fucking tsunami, dude. I'm not going to chase short there. You can't meet when the volume bars are bigger than the immediate open bars. Yeah, which that's the immediate open, right? I hate TZ charts because I can never read them. Yeah, 932. Me too. Guys, start posting TZ American charts. If I get TZ kills me, man, but check this out. Look, dude, I don't even know how to describe who's screen is this. Harry, yours? Yeah, bro, just draw a line. Like just click your mouse right where the morning volume is. And then look at it go up, dude. This is like a hurricane of volume. I am not going to short this. Yeah, he was long. He was long. All good, brother. I'm going golfing. I'll catch you guys later. Oh, yeah. Thank you, everyone for coming. See you, dude. See you guys. Bye. Thank you, guys. Bye.