 This is Melissa with the stock solution. I'm here reviewing the Target put. This was one that I had done an option letter in, and it was out till March 17th. Today is the 9th. It's got a week. And it is, wow, 57 was the strike. Actually, I gave two, 58 and 57s. I think most people did the 57s. It's $2, 2 and 1 half bucks under the strike. And you could have shorted day traded this. This was such a great, I knew this was. I told you, I even told the room. And as a day trade, it did not work. But I said, this is an amazing gap, people. But it was a loss on the day as a day trade. I said, this is a good one. Boom. And look at it. It's still going. Now again, how did I know that? Because of my system. How do I know it? Because of the gap rating. Because of the gap rating. Because of the gap rating in here. And I rated the gap, and it was a good gap. So I knew it would fall through and continue. And it didn't make any sense that it didn't work that day. Other than the fact that the bottom line is that people that are day traders love to do gap fills. That doesn't work as a strategy consistently. To make money, it also never fills the gap anyways. What happened was people sold off into this. And then no more selling happened on that day. But the selling came off after the fact. Because the fact is, the stock really did open on that day. And still close on that day at 58, 77, which everybody saw, you saw that. So if you didn't sell anymore, if you didn't sell out of it that day, even after the day closed, you see this. And if you're in it long, you see the fact that it's there. And you're like, holy crap, this is a piece of crap now. And you sell it. And it's being sold all the way down. It's being sold. It's being shorted. It's fine off the planet. I mean, I did say, gosh, it's through 55, 52. There's so many different numbers in sight for this. So again, we had a discussion in this the other day. And we did a video on this then. You didn't do the put in this. You didn't do it. If you were here with me this week, you would have done it the week I called it. Philip did it and he got out of it. And he's probably upset. He's still not in it. But do you see how that's crazy? Because he ended up making $1,600 in it. But he could have made probably another 1,000. Actually, no, he had 4,000 shares. And so it's $2.5 in the money. No time value. Let's just see what he would have made if he'd still be in it. 10 grand, he would have made. But his problem is that he doesn't take profits. So you don't have that problem. You don't have that problem. You just are not doing all the trades. If I call another put, are you going to do it? Yeah. Like, yeah, I think I will. But you still have to have the right correct money management for these, you know? It's a good call. It was a good call. You know why it was a good call because of this? Because of this? That's on Friday too. No, it was a Thursday. I made the call on the Friday. Thursday was the gap. Friday then was the day that I made the options call, yes, in the open in the morning. Or maybe I sent it out that night, but I might have sent it out after 4 or something to do it the next day. I don't remember if I did it early in the morning or late at night. Anyways, you know why this works. It's just you're not used to looking at charts enough. You've been doing these options and you're just looking at your phone and you take them and you get the email. You got to look at the chart. You're going to rate the gap. You rate the gap. And if the gap rates good, you can do it as a swing trading to do as an option trade. You can do it as a day trade. You got to, if you rate the gap, it's going to give you the conviction. Yeah, this is good. And then you're not going to be bothered by this thing here. See, this is what set everybody off, but it was a great call and it didn't set me off. And this is where you're going to get it when you get the conviction and you're doing it. But you called it before the gap. I did, but no, no, no, I didn't call it before the gap. I didn't do it. No, no, no, no, no, no. I didn't call it before the gap. You had to wait for it to gap and then you rate the gap. What do you mean? Oh, I thought, look at the charts, I can't really say. That's okay. I might have said in the room, I think this is going to gap down, but I didn't give, I didn't tell anybody to do anything or make a, I might have said this is probably going to gap down or something, but I didn't make the option call till this day. Oh, to that, oh, to that red bar. Yes, but I think I said, this looks like a good one. I don't think I, we were looking at it. We were, yes. That was the week before when you were in the room. I said, oh, let's wait, let's wait, let's wait, but this looks good. And then boom, because remember the one guy was going long it, remember? He was going long list and here's a swing trader said, oh my goodness, don't go long it, boom. And then it gap down and I said, you didn't go long it, did you? And he said he was long it, but he killed it. He like, scrapped it, but, you know, it was not a long anyways. This looks like it's going to zero. So, so anyways, it's very, very interesting because there's very few options trades that I've called to the downside. You're right about that in this bullish market. That's it too. Yeah, but if I do, then it's good, yeah. If I do, then chances are there's something that I see that's noteworthy, but you can always go and rate the gap yourself. And then if you like it, you do it. And if you don't, you don't. Do you know what I'm saying? Okay. All right, this is Melissa with the stocks twist. Just looking here at the target, it's amazing. It's really, really good. Have a great day everyone. And email me at melissathestockswish.com for more information.