 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 description. What's up guys? It's Harry Haas here. And today I'm just going to be going over another one of those classic kind of state-of-the-market trade recap videos. So yes, stick around for that and let's get started. So I think another thing that is really, like really crucial, like, you know, if you're trading any of these stocks is pay attention to the current patterns. We have, you know, this in this market and in any market, we're going to have markets that favor longs, we're going to have markets that favor short, we're going to have markets that, you know, do everything in between. And it's really important that you are paying attention to kind of what's going on. So I figured that I would kind of go into two examples that we saw from last week of things that were, you know, they had a very, very choppy kind of pre-market and a choppy grind up. And then we just got this incredible, incredible backside. And that was why I really wasn't looking for any bounces on it, really. So I was kind of saying that for the stocks that are very, very choppy on the way up and are very kind of extended, they don't really work amazingly for a first bounce if we're getting a lot of chop, a lot of grind on the way up. Because usually the way I see is that we kind of have shorts fighting, shorts fighting, shorts fighting, shorts fighting, and then we get a ton of longs who are chasing and, you know, and then we don't really get these great bounces like the first bounce where we kind of, you know, see this kind of overextension, we see it come back, maybe shorts get short a bit too early and longs start buying, we get that excess demand and start moving higher. We don't really see that with this kind of grind and choppy action. So it's kind of something that I really don't like and it's something that I really don't love for first bounce. And I've been getting a ton of messages like we've been getting a ton of new members who have been saying like, oh, is this first bounce, is this first bounce, is this first bounce. It's really important to look at my examples in my videos. And if you are searching for a trade and you find yourself kind of day after day, maybe you missed a couple from at the open or you missed a big trade pre-market and now you start searching and searching and searching, trades will come to you, but they really won't be the best trades. So that's something that is really important. Just pay attention and make sure that you are trading setups that are good and not setups that are sub-par. So again, I was mentioning that for these overextended ones that are choppy on the way up, don't take that first bounce on the backside. Instead try and take some front side on the way up. I know it can be hard and I know it can be difficult, but it is something that you have to kind of live with as a long trader. You are going to see a lot of stocks that are kind of grinding up and have a lot of hype in them. And it's okay to take some small size and some very, very small, just as a little FOMO just to get some skin in the game so you're not chasing at the highs. This is another thing that I wanted to go over. So this is Bow's chart on BSQR. We just finished up, we were both saying like, okay, stuffy up here and ended up stuffing and yeah, the stock ended up going lower. But I just want you to pay attention to Bow's trades and then how you can kind of use this for the long side for these kind of bounces. So number one, let's just kind of look at these for a second. We see kind of Bow's shorts up here and one thing that we notice is that the trend is still intact. So even though I was kind of saying like, okay, I'm looking for a stuff move, that big stuff move never really came. I was expecting a big tank from 760 and we go lower and we go lower and we go lower and we end up at 7 in a minute or two. That didn't happen. We notice here we have a higher low, we have a higher low, we have a higher low, we have a higher low. So instead of Bow saying to himself, I need to hold for a home run, he covers here like normal because these are still intact. This kind of trend line has not been broken. Yes, it does end up getting broken later, but he is sitting there saying, okay, I'm just going to scalp around. I'm going to make my daily bread every single day as a short seller. If we reverse this and look at this as a long side and we look at all Bow's red arrows as long trades, he's buying the dip, selling the pop, buying the dip, selling the pop. He didn't get these, but he's selling the pop here, buying the dip, and you'd be looking to sell over here if you were longing. But I was just trying to basically say that if you reverse this chart and use these kind of arrows for longs and you say to yourself, okay, these could be longs, these could be longs, you can reverse engineer Bow's charts and look at it that way. In this kind of scenario, you see this kind of dip here, you see this kind of like he's in, he's preset selling. If you hadn't a preset there, you wouldn't have gotten anything. So it's really, really, really important that you are presetting your orders and look at it as a scalp mentality. Bow's probably cleaned up around a dollar or something like that on the stock today or maybe even two bucks a share on the stock today. That's what you can do as well, but you don't see Bow holding for a ton of home run moves lower. So just pay attention to that kind of situation and that scenario. Another thing I wanted to go over were some trades I made last week. These are two kind of pattern trades that I made last week and what I was kind of looking for. Yes, I did have some sculpts in around here, but these were kind of the zombie trades I wanted to talk about because a lot of people were kind of asking me like, hey, great trades, can you explain them to me? Great trades. I had a ton that were posted in chat of just me kind of sculpting around in this kind of scenario and I had a ton for me sculpting down here and just selling in here. So those ones I don't really want to go over. I don't really want to go over a million trades. I just really want to go over the simplest and easy trades that I'm taking every day and that I'm making every day and that can be really easy for you to kind of make money because in this type of scenario, this is a difficult, difficult trade. And I know that everyone is always like, I can do it. I can do it, man, but you don't want that type of stress. Like you just want the lower stress, easier trades in your trading. And this $7 to $8.77 was probably one of the lowest stressed trades I took at all throughout the entire week. And it's just something that's really kind of easy to learn and teach. And so number one, I was just paying attention to these kind of support lines down here. You know, I don't know if this works. Does it work? Does it work? Highlighter. Oh, well, we learned something new today. Nice. You know, I was just saying down here, OK, paying attention down here, paying attention here. Thank you so much for watching our video. If you want to see more of our videos, please subscribe to our YouTube channel by clicking the button here. We do our best to post a new video every single day. If you have any questions about MIC or any general trading questions, please text Tosh using the number here. Also, stay up to date by watching some of our most recent videos right over here.