 black market was green cowl that selected for second term. Let's look at the market bubble today. There was a pretty mixed day. Amazon gave up all the gains ahead of Friday and the market bubble, Google as well. Microsoft, Apple was the only thing that was just like up from the fang sector. Even Facebook wasn't as strong today. So kind of surprising, market is all over the place. MRMA started doing that reversal to the upside again. Build up some gaps today. I think Europe was having some COVID issues. Kroger's seeing some recovery. We just got some weird stuff going on there. Has things like all over the place. Etsy is down pretty hard. MasterCard another down day for them. Under Armors. Maybe they'll fill that gap on the downside. Supply chain issue, anybody? Electronic arts is looking pretty yummy. What's up, Barbie and Nicko? Going on, how you guys doing? Pretty crazy day. Market unbalanced today. Unbalanced today was $2.3 billion a sell side. So there was a lot of selling today, huh? So this is this morning. Stock rise after Biden nominated Powell on the second term as Fed chairs. Trade a little bit higher and he's nominating the other guy as vice chairman. So Biden said this morning, he said in a statement, he said that he will not be satisfied with simply getting the economy back to where it was before the pandemics. This is I'm confident that Chair Powell and Dr. Bernard focus on keeping inflation low, price stable and delivering full employment will make our economy stronger than ever. That's kind of a problem because if they raise interest rates, companies wouldn't want to spend more money and that would kind of keep, it would be like counterproductive in terms of like getting employment up. Ooh, market just dropped. Just as I was reading that, market flop pretty hard there. What's up, Poma? How you doing? Terrible day. I had all stocks that take in my portfolio. Dang, I'm sorry to hear that, man. That sucks. Ooh, sorry to hear that. Let's check it out. We got some earnings. Let's see how the earnings did today. Yeah, I wasn't, honestly, I wasn't sure what the direction was today. Things were overall like super weird. There were some really earnings. There were some earnings that was really interesting, playing like Best Buy, wanted to play Zoom as well, but in Dollar Tree too. So, but I just, I don't know, just, it was kind of hard to pick the direction and we were already playing A and ADI. So I didn't want to take any more risks because it just feels like there's so much uncertainty right now. So let's see what Zoom says. Zoom had a pop of 7%. Earnings per share is $1.06 to $1.07 that's supposed to 105. So they guided higher. Sales is pretty, guided higher as well. For Zoom, it says this quarter Q3, EPS for Zoom was $1.11 as opposed to 109. Sales was 1.05 as opposed to 1.02. So it looks like they had a top and bottom beat. Earnings per share increase was 12%. Sales increase was 35%. I guess they looked like they're moving up to some resistance here in the 260s. Compared to last year, stock price dropped by half compared to two years ago. Stock price is still up a lot. I guess they did find some support at that 240s range here. We'll see how this plays out tomorrow. It's good beat, but it's not like a crazy beat. Let's check out A, one of the other stocks they were playing for ER. See what happened. Oh my gosh. What did they say? They did beat. So we were looking for them to beat, but I guess it didn't beat good. No, I don't know, let me see. Earnings per share is $1.21 as opposed to $1.04. Sales is 1.66 billion as opposed to 1.47. Up 23% compared to the same period last year and up 11% in sales compared to last year. I guess the beat wasn't good enough because the company was up a lot from last year. Company was up, company was trading around $110, $111. It was trading 160 before market and they only had like a 23% increase in terms of PPS. So they didn't have a good enough beat to justify that price difference. See if they said anything good in the earnings reports. The income was up a lot, 104%. So for the fiscal year of 2021, they deliver revenue of 6.32 billion. Next year, 2022, they're looking to deliver more than that, 6.65 to 6.73. Looking for 5% to 6.5% growth compared to this year's. EPS is gonna be 4.76 to 4.86 as opposed to 3.94 for next year. Metaverse RB Nickel, it's the future. Buy, buy, buy. So they had a good beat, but I guess it's just, they're not forecasting enough growth to justify it. So I don't know, let me see, let me look at the chart again. So we're gonna see that recovery. Though we're gonna see this recovery, but it looks like we're coming back down. We need to stay above 160 tomorrow to make bullish on the stock. If they fall under like 160s, they can come back down further on the bearish trend. All right, let's see what else has the earnings today. Of course that drop in the market before market close didn't help as well. So Urban's outfit are also at earnings today. They had a pretty good beat, but down 10%. A lot of stocks are dropping this earnings after it beat. Look at the press just looking at this. So EPS is 89 cents as opposed to 84 cents. Sales is 1.13 billion as opposed to 1.12. 14% increase compared to the same period last year and 16% increase compared to the same period last year in sales. I'm starting to, I think I'm starting to notice a trend where we were seeing phenomenal growth last year and things are starting to slow down. We're not seeing as much of a crazy growth as we're expecting in some of the previous quarters. And I think that's probably due to like supply chain issue as well. Let's check it out. It did get hammered today. I reckon it probably got hammered due to PayPal, Visa and some of the other financial companies that got, you know, just smashed, right? Particularly from Amazon coming out and saying, hey, you know what, we're not gonna take payment service from Visa anymore. And that's kind of sending a huge shock throughout the whole market. So I guess you could see some short term support on SoFi around this range, around the 1750 range. But it's hard to say, man, because your next level is a little bit further down. Like here, somewhere around the next level, like 15s. But if you look at PayPal, you look at MasterCard and Visa, they're all getting smashed so hard, man. So uncertain now. Here's some possible level for SoFi. Hope that helps. Indeed, indeed, imagine the second you get in, it tops out and comes back down to like $13, $14. How funny would that be? I don't think it's big. I think it's probably got more room for your sake, hopefully. What else do we got on the earnings thing? I think that's pretty much it. The big ones, since we have key insight, I mean, key site, A, urban. So we just looked through these three. There's some other ones that I'm not that familiar with. IPEX, Kango, and Alice Games. I'm not really too familiar with those companies. So I see IPX here. They just had earnings. Earnings per share was five cents, down from 35 cents. EBITDA is 11.5. Sales is 108, missed estimate 11. Nothing good, but stock is holding up. But I guess it's probably one of those no-name stocks so it just holds up better. That's true. MBT. What did you do? Did you play the long-time MBT? Maybe COVID stocks are gonna come back again. Do you guys have any tickers you guys want us to check out? Long calls? Good luck on that, man. Let me see. Let me take a look at the chart. It's pretty beat up. This is pretty beat up. It's been on this downtrend slope. So if it does recover, I could see that recover somewhere into that purple line, which would be like 120 at the current rate. But it looks like it's been going on this downtrend pattern for MBT. BT. Damn, BT. Oh, you know what? I should post these charts in a discussion channel. It's so mean about messages. Oh wait, that's so fly. Let me post this MBT chart. Tomorrow's mornings of ER will be nice. BBY, DLTR, and DKS. You have laddles on all three, Anthony? Good luck, man. What'd you play? I feel like, I feel like DLTR could be slightly bearish. DKS is probably gonna be a chop. And BBY is gonna be a wild car. I kinda wanna see BBY die just because last time I ordered something from them, it took three months and it didn't even come. I waited three months for this appliance and it didn't even come. I got so tight, I called them. I bitch and whined and they were like, so? I was like, man, never do a business with them ever again. You give me a birthday coupon? I don't even care no more. Throw that in the trash. You give me a $10 worth certificate? I don't even wanna step in your garbage store no more. Die, BBY. You can see how passionate I am about this. This is a big pullback. What were you referring to, a cup of magic? Oh, Dollar Tree, let me see. So I looked at Dollar Tree from the earnings last time and I was pretty bullish on it. And I think I went to talk with this other guy about it too. Went to talk to Jay about it as well because last time they had earnings and they guided pretty bad due to supply chain issues. But so the last earning was in August 26th, right? Let me show you what I was looking at. So I was looking at Dollar Tree fundamentally from last earnings, it was August 26th. The company dropped pretty hard. It like flopped to like $90 and then even when it was like sub-90s, right? And I had a support line from here and I started picking up positions because simply because I had this pre-COVID level for Dollar Tree. And I know for a fact, when I looked at all the earnings they had, you know, regardless, they still had performed better than 2020s. So any level anywhere between like, anywhere between 85 to 93s was just discount areas because this, all these other earnings they had prior to this earning, they had done phenomenally better, right? They were making dumb money. Like if you look at Dollar Tree, you know, compared to like the previous years, they were making really good, you know, really, really good profit margins with the 3% increase in profit margins. This was 11% increase in profit margins. And then, I didn't say how much over here. This was like 19% increase. So once it dropped that low, I was like, that was deep discount, right? And then at some point between last earnings and now they had announced a 10% share buyback. And they're also opening a lot of stores too. So, you know, I'm extremely bullish on companies that open a lot of stores. Dollar Tree has a huge pro plan and they're opening a lot of stores, which is good and bad sometimes than how you look at it. But they did a share buyback that was so significant. Where was it? Let me see if I can find it right here. So on September, they did a share buyback. They increased it by 1.05 billion to 2.5 billion. And the market cap for the company is like 30 billion. I think they increased it even more too. So it got to the point where it was like up to 10% share buyback. So they were gonna pick up 10% of their own supply, which was really, really bullish. But now they ran way too much. Now they're like, you know, they're on crack levels. I don't even know what they were there right now. Let me see if I can draw this uptrend. Maybe if they hit the top of this uptrend, if I can extend this a little bit further and they hit the top to like 1.50, that'd probably be a good short. But some of these like sus tickers, it's hard to short them too because sometimes Hitch Fund might be around messing with them as well and they can sure squeeze you. But I think it's getting pretty top of here. It's almost like a no-brainer short at this point because they're still having supply chain issues. Everybody in their mother is COF, all in which COF is steel. Where's the dollar index at? The dollar index is still pretty strong. I don't know, I feel like CLX wanted to move up today with steel, with US Steel, essentially see that move back up to 26. But that's only if the dollar index doesn't keep going up. If the dollar index keep going up, that's gonna take this down because this is a commodity. So is this sell the ACE for in the morning? We'll see how the market reacts to A in the morning. You know, a lot of times we seen some overreaction after hours and then in the morning, something completely different happens. So we'll see how that play out. But with definitely advice in the morning. XLNX, XLNX is just following AMD. Whatever AMD does, XLNX is gonna do. Nasty Nate, Urban Outfitter Dunzo. Yes, BLTR Puts, DKMS. Okay, make sense. COVID stocks, Gilead, MMM, Carriage Service, indeed. Well, I mean, it's a little bit late right now. Best Buy is already, the time to open that position is already past, right? I mean, I personally would never do a straddle position anyways, just because straddles are, I don't even know how to explain it. Like straddle is just like very, really like, just really, really expensive play, man. It's like, you have to really expect like huge, huge move for straddle to win. I honestly don't even know why there's a straddle strategy, honestly. It kind of confuses me. I'm not sure when people would really use it because I think 90% of the time, a straddle strategy would never work. But I don't know why people even talk about it that much. It's really one of the most useless strategies out there. In my opinion, as far as like having all these other strategies available, I mean, you could do a straddle or a strangle, right? So in a chart, like straddle looks pretty good. It sounds reasonable to a certain extent, but anytime you wanna do a straddle, you might as well just do a strangle and open it wide. For example, if we look at Best Buy, right? And, I don't know, it's at 140. It's at all-time highs almost. Why is Best Buy at all times? I have no clue. But let's say, you know, let's say we'll call this the middle point here then. We'll call the 140's the middle point. You know, if we're doing a strangle, we have to sit there and calculate how much more it could potentially go. So let's say I can go up like $10 more to like 150. It goes down $10 every down to like 130's, right? 130's, then if I wanna run a strangle, I could open 150's to 130's. That's $8. Maybe 146. That's $8 move to the upside. And then $8 move to the downside, right? So evenly distributed, $8 move to the upside, $8 move to the downside. And then if it goes above this 150 range, tomorrow I will make money. If it goes under this 130 range, I would make money. But if you do a straddle, if you were to do a straddle, you would do it flat in the middle, right? Would use 138. So you could kind of, on the chart, it looks like you could kind of make money, but it's gonna be odd because if you look at the downside, you'll make $90. So it's gonna cost five, it's gonna cost $1,400. Look at the risk to reward. Who sits there and look at this and be like, yo, this is a good risk to reward? Like you have to spend $1,400, right? To open a straddle at 138 in the middle, at the current price. And then if volatility comes down, there's no way you're making money, no way. If it goes to 130, you lose money. If it goes to like 150, you lose money still. Whereas this, if volatility goes down, you still be okay. You still be pretty okay. So, and you're not risking as much. So that's that. Look at this little bit, it's going down. Yeah, this is what I was talking about before, like institutional ownership in Dollar Tree can't get hard. And they could just have a ridiculous run up because so much of the shares are controlled it, are controlled in the institutional side that like if nobody is selling, if nobody is selling, how's the stock gonna go down, right? Like as long as you only have buyers and no sellers in the market, the stock can go down, you know? And that's what can be irrational sometimes about the market. That's true, that's true. And because market is so hot, it looks like it caught up to all the messages. Time to ape into the puts? Oh my, yeah, they were waiting. They were waiting, man. They were trying to shake people out and get ash for cheap. What is IMVC? Oh, isn't this a little spec? I had this before. I had this before, a huge run today. Let's see. It looks like it had a good reversal, kind of broke out here. We got a bunch of bullish signal on the chart to the bullish side. So it got a bullish signal over here, arrow pointing up, boom. And they exploded. Got some more bullish signal here before it exploded again. And then boom, just flew. Damn, this grip really worked well in this stock. A lot of times when you're getting the signals before the stock even moved, that's the best, man. But like over here, you're just getting a huge money flow coming in. That means somebody was secretly trying to load up. And next thing you know, it just blows up. What's the news? There's an EV company. Let's see, let's look at some levels here. So it's coming up to this pretty big resistance right here, the $7 range. I have seen a lot of EVs come back to this range and just get smacked, so watch out for that. A lot of EV companies get wrecked around the $7 range. The next range is like the high eights. I mean, and I'm talking about like special acquisition EVs. Got a bunch of resistance levels coming up for this company. If you're bullish, these are some targets you should be looking at, possibly taking profit along the way, of course, if you could, so let me put price targets on there. Bam, it's targets. So if you guys are new to the channel, I'm posting the charts to these pickers that you guys are looking at over here. PLTR, let's take a look. I haven't looked at this in a week or two. I like this company. We're at some good levels, some good levels. I feel like PLTR is almost like a hedge now in a way because they invested in so much gold a while back. I feel like this could low-key be a hedge play. So you got some levels here. We got this level here where it has some nice bounce. View, view, view, no view here. And then view, so maybe some view, view here, throw some price this way. So if you're bullish, $20 could be in areas to pick some position up. If you're bearish, you will want to short it to like the 17s, posting this in the discussion channel in our x-rays room, so you see the chart there. GGPI, let's take a look. GGPI, I was looking for the dip buying opportunity at the yellow line. We haven't gone that super dip buying opportunity yet. I did take a position last time when we hit here back to like almost 14s. Looks like we even hit past 14s today. But I think at these ranges is pretty yummy. It could get pretty interesting. It's kind of setting up this triangle here. And you can really see this go. Man, it's just a matter of when in a way. I would say probably look for this pattern to play out a little bit. You know, look for some injection on the top side, some support on the bottom side. And obviously as Raven has been moving up and down, the EVs market is following a little bit as well. If this comes back down to like $13 area for buying opportunity, I would say why not pick some up, man? Why not? Give it to me. So GGPI. I like it around this $13 range. I definitely load up again. Probably pick some up at 13, unload some at 14, and then hold some runners until we hit 20 plus, man. Apple and Facebook lost their games, did they? I mean, Apple kind of overrated, man. What did they do to deserve that such big run anyways? They need to come back down. Apple chart looks interesting. I would love for Apple to come back to like, to like this range. That would be a good support, 153s. Hasn't been there in a while. Amazon, let's take a look at that too. You sold all your long plays today. Oh, Amazon's on short-term support right now. Amazon can move. You got a little bit bullish signal over here, but it's not really moving yet. It's holding that support. I would say as long as Amazon holds that area right here, we could then just see movement. Yeah, Amazon looks good here, man. So I post that as well. IP stone. Oh, damn. Stone really breaking down. Imagine we still held those puts from when we play ER. That would be so crazy. Good afternoon. What's up, what's up, what's up? I sold all my long plays today. For real? Damn, make me wanna kind of sell Apple at the top here and try to buy back. But nah, man, I don't wanna time it. I don't wanna time Apple, man. I think I have a stop-loss at like, I have a stop-loss on Apple. Where is it? Where's my stop-loss? I think my stop-loss is over here. I know the last time I checked my stop-loss, it was like 130s. I probably gotta move it up to like 140s, man. I gotta move it up a little bit more. Maybe I'll move it up to like 137, 138. I wanna hold those shares forever. I feel like Apple is just gonna keep going up like throughout life. Honestly, I still have ST and E shares, man. I'm loading it up on the way down because I believe in the recovery, I looked into it on the fundamental point of view as well and stone is pretty big in Brazil, right? So that's like where the main market is. And if you looked at Brazil, they're like starting to hit really high vaccination rates. I'll probably add another position at the lows over here around 16s because look, check this out, vaccine. So if you check the vaccine rates for Brazil, they're starting to like get really up there. They're like getting more and more vaccination done. People that get in first dose is at 76% right now. People that are fully vaccinated are at 60%. So they're starting to get to like, one third of the population in terms of vaccination. And the only reason they're so slow is just simply because they messed up, you know? Their president was pretty like bearish in terms of COVID and stuff. And you know, they just like, they just didn't really like tackle it as well. So it kind of wrecked the economy really hard and but you know, I think they're doing it. I think they're pretty bottom out right now. And Stom is one of the biggest payment company in Brazil. So either A, they're gonna survive and thrive, right? Because when you're one of the big people in the market and you're able to survive like an economic downfall in terms of the overall economy, when dust settles and everything's clear, they're either A, gonna buy a lot of other companies off on discount and they're gonna like, you know, be the only one that has the money to survive or B, they're just gonna die, you know? But I think they have enough money to survive, you know? And we're about to invest in the company. But I think if you look at MSCI Brazil, so if you look at the stock market for Brazil, they kind of bottom out a little bit. So this is the 2008 crash for them. They're that kind of put their market around $29. And then COVID crash put them around the 2016 lows over here at $20. They're getting pretty close to the bottom. They're at 29 right now. They had some recovery, came back down. They might hit this $20 again if they do. That's probably when you wanna add, but we'll see. It is a little bit scary though to hold it for a long time. Let's just take a look at Google real quick. But we were just talking about long-term investments though, not like short-term. Short-term is hella scary. You gotta hedge that. Honestly, Google is one of the few stocks that I never really know how to really chart it just because it's just over the place. I don't know what to tell you. It just like, Google is just like such a monster stock. It just does its own thing. And it's so hard. I have no clue what it does 90% of the time. Maybe you have a pattern here. Maybe you don't. Let me see this. Let me look at the indicators on the daily chart. It even messes with my indicator on the daily chart. Like even my indicators don't know if it's going up or down. So we got the crossover on the upside and then we got the crossover on the downside. So even my indicators have no clue where it's going. That's why I don't really trade Google. First of all, it's too expensive so you really trade options on it. And then second of all, the liquidity kind of really trash compared to Amazon. You know, if you're gonna trade something in the $3,000 range, might as well go Amazon because liquidity is better, right? In options contracts. And then like, it is just so wild. Check Roku. Let's check out Roku. So Roku kind of came back to this other super levels. Next super level for Roku is over here, man. Next level for Roku is $199. So if this $239 don't bounce, bro, $199 is next. I paste that in the chat as well. I hope not. I mean, I don't know. I don't know. I hope not. But at the same time, I hope it does because the bigger the drop, the stronger the recovery sometimes, you know? So if you guys are new, you guys are not sure how to navigate the channel. This is where I'm posting all the charts in our X-ray channel and the discussions. MKC, I'm glad you got into the MKC trade, buddy. Seen that huge recovery now, right? So Nasty Nate, this is a great question, right? You know, do you have stop loss for long-term investment or do you just average down if you believe in it? It really depends. I mean, a lot of times, you know, a lot of like my 401K portfolio and my long-term dividend portfolio, a lot of times when I make trades for those, I usually try to find companies that I can really get behind and I really think they're gonna be around and be effective. Every once in a while, I do reevaluate and I do sit there and think about it. And like for Stone, I had to really sit there and think about it because I was like, you know, this company has created really hard. This dropped over 50%. It is a payment processing company. So, you know, they do have overhead and they do like, they are trying to improve. So sometimes I do take a look at it. I look at the emote. I look at their, you know, their opportunities and stuff. And I double check the views to see if there's any lawsuits or if there's any crazy things that's affecting them. And then I check the economy, right? And if all of those things are still aligned with what I thought about them originally, I will continue to dollar cost average down. And the shares gets cheaper too, so you're able to get more shares as you dollar cost average down too. And this is like, this is something that's worked out for me so far. So I don't really change it. Like, you know, like I can give you some examples. So like, like MKC is actually one of them. Me and RB Nicko talked about MKC. I think we had a, you know, had a big drop a while back. I don't know if it was here or here, but you know, I looked at it. I looked at MKC in this one simple aspect, which is the fact that they had dropped below this 2020 levels, right? And I mean, the company did say like, they're not making as much money as before, but they're still seeing like 2% to 3% growth. Now, if you have a company that's like this, like a spice company is making 2% to 3% growth, and they dropped to like $78 or whatever, which is like under level that they were at in 2020. Even just accounting for the basic inflation of like 5%, they were under value at this price. So obviously they started to recovery, you know, eventually. But if you bought it at this level, you would have got, you could get, you could get shaked out, you know, seeing that at a loss support level. But since it's long-term investment, I'm not worried. This might be an area I could sell some because it's coming up to the moving average here. So the yellow lines to make a break, there's a good area to take some profit and then if it comes back down again, just not the cost average down some more. But sometimes I have reasons, like I'll write down reasons why I get into the stock so that if I forget, I just look back into the reasons into why I got into them, just to kind of remind me. So if you guys like, if you guys are new to long-term investing, that's a good way to do things too. Whoa, sorry to hear that, man. Like for example, I'll give you a really good example in terms of crypto as well. So like a few, what is it, two months ago? Two months ago, I was talking with some of the guys in this court, me and Jerome were talking and we're just talking about like crypto, what going to buy during the dip and stuff. So this was on September 12th, 2021. And I asked some of those guys, I was like, yo, you guys can pick five crypto coins to invest in from five sectors. What would it be and why? Like what would be your reason, right? So for me, I specifically looked at these few coins and I listed my reasons, right? Like Solona is SOL. And one of the reasons I liked Solona at that time was fundamentally the, because of the NFT sector, you know, Ethereum had dominated the NFT sector for a long time. If you guys are in crypto, you understand a little bit of it that NFT was huge for a while and Ethereum was a huge, you know, they dominated that sector. So, but Solona started making copycat. Solona is pretty much like China of NFTs, bro. They literally like, they literally just copycat a bunch of NFTs from their Ethereum side. They sold over cheap, they flipped it, you know, and the fees are cheaper, right? So they just kind of did the China version of NFT. They started making a lot of games and because all those things, their fees are cheaper and their platform is a little bit faster. The shares started going up. So if you had bought Solona on like September 12th, let me see how much of it worked now. I don't even know how much, I don't remember how much it was. I want to say it was like someone 50s in that range. So I just kind of dollar cost average down. Actually, no, it wasn't even that cheap. It started going down here. It was a 180s and I dollar cost average to like 140s. You know, I just kept buying on the way down and look at it now. It's like way up from when we got in just because I had the faith in it. So, but some people got shaken out on this downtrend, you know, but me, I just saw as an opportunity. So another one was like Coolcoin, KCS and Sandcoin. So Coolcoin is like one of the top four worlds biggest crypto exchange and they're trying to catch up to BNB. They're doing a lot of things from smart contracts, paying dividends and all types of stuff. So I think they were super cheap. I think this is one of them that like two, three X from September 12th. Yeah. And I think the reason I asked that question on September 12th was because crypto market was kind of bearish in September. And as you can see, like it started to drop, right? That was like around $11. It dropped to as low as $9. That was $23. All about the belief, man. Sandcoin was probably the best out of all those pieces. Yeah. That was the bear time, bearish market for crypto. September 12th, Sandcoin was around 80 cents. Now it's like $4. It's got to believe, yo. Just got to believe in dollar cost average. If you do your like, you do your research, you do your due diligence on the company and it looks good, it will succeed. Hey, what's up Christopher? The indicator that we're using on our chart is actually proprietary. We have some moving averages on the chart and they work in a way through different time frames and stuff and you can use them as a support and resistance. But the other thing we have on the chart are like point of controls for, you know, if you're trading on even shorter time frames like one minute to 10 minutes, those are pretty useful to kind of see like where big area support and resistance are. And then we have like the money flow indicator which kind of like gives us the idea of when the ends are coming in. So we were just looking at another company before IVZ and it was pretty effective in like finding the money flow. So like over here, you got the up arrow. So if you got in at the up arrow here or here, you would have caught it before that big move. And same thing here too. You got in between these ranges. You would have caught it before that big move of here. But we'll have it, we'll have it available for sale. On Xhub, it's very, very soon, probably this week and I'll probably throw in mentoring with it as well because I don't want people just to buy them the indicator and not know how to use it. I want to be able to like, you know, I want to be able to like teach people how to like use it properly so they can actually make money from it. I don't want to just throw somebody's face when they drive away. They have no clue how to freaking use it, man. Sand gang. What's the promo? Was there a huge promo today? I don't see the announcement channel, man. Where is the announcement channel, Yongbo? I think they hid it from me, yo. I was trying to find the announcement channel that Yongbo was talking about. So that I can like, post the screenshot here but I don't see it, it's hidden. SPLK, I got you, let's take a look. What's your position, SPLK? What are you trying to do with it? Was it a guru position from a while ago? Whoa, we're doing a pretty, pretty sick promo currently. So Skiershirtlet just announced it. They said the first 25 members to sign up using the link below will receive a 10% discount. So you gotta hit up our customer support, one of our, one of Adam's Dennis, our freaking stock, and hit them up a lot, the promo. December 140 calls, ooh, that's pretty far away. I could see that we're covering though because we do have, we do have some, some signs here at the 140s. So if it does recover, that could be a good area depending on where you got in that. I went on the weekly chart before, I don't know if you saw, I went to check in the weekly for SPLK to draw this long-term trend line. And it's kind of like the angle up trend line and you can see how it apply here and here. So ideally, if it continues to drop a little bit further, you probably wanna look for this area to look for another average down, which is like around the 120s. Hard to say if you'll get there or not, but if it does get there, then you better watch out on the way up because if it does go that far, then you'll have more resistance on the way up because right now this is gonna be resistance at 132 and another resistance would be 137. There's some ways down here, but this is a, this is like a pretty, pretty odd company, SPLK, Splunk. Usually they need like, they need a lot of momentum to start recovering because not a lot of like, there's not a lot of volume on the stock as well, usually. And we haven't seen any recovery yet on the chart, not seeing any signal yet on the half-day chart. Seen a little bit bounce on the inter-day 97-minute chart, but on the daily chart, I haven't seen it yet. So I would probably wait before I average down a little bit further. You wanna see, you wanna see like a reversal setup, something like this, you know, on the upside. Obviously this one was a fake one because, you know, it looked like it was coming back up and then just totally flopped, right? So if you're in that position, I know it's probably pretty red, pretty ugly. If you, you seem like you have enough time on it, so I'd probably wait a little bit further. You know, if it comes back to this level, that's probably where you wanna take a shot average down. If it starts doing the recovery and showing some signs of greenness, like over here. So what I have on right now is a Hakeyashi candle and ideally what you're looking for is you wanna see it start to recover. On the half day chart, you wanna see some green. Right now it's just straight up red, red, red. And that's normal. When it has big drop, it usually, it's usually followed by more red. So you wanna see it to start finding bottom first before adding more position. So I'll paste this in the discussion channel as well. You guys can take a look at it later. But good luck on that tray, man. I hope it works out well. Definitely risky though, very scary. I think that's pretty much it here today, guys. Do you guys have anything else you wanna check out before I end the stream here? Let me look at spy, actually. PayPal, man. It's next area is 176. Oh, you asked for Tesla, let me see. Yo, Tesla actually had a double bottom here. I don't know if you can see that. Had a double bottom. Looks like we covered pretty well. I think it's gonna get, I think it's gonna come back down from that rejection over here. At best case, you see at 1200. It's kinda too high to be playing it, man. The rustles broke under again. What is going on? The NASDAQ was pretty red. Really red today. Gold sector just flooded. Dollar index is ripping. This was kinda scaring me a little bit. As of right now, I'm just trying to watch out and see where the direction is going. I posted the market outlook a little bit, thing over the weekend yesterday. So I posted the market outlook and posted some interesting things to look forward to this week. They're saying Black Fridays might disappoint and not expect them a great year for Black Friday sales this year. Joe Biden's nominee for the Fed Chair. So that happened today. European lockdowns are getting a little bit scary for some of you guys that may or may not have been catching up on the news. We talked a little bit about this last week, how the COVID, the Delta variants are starting to come back and making the move. And it feels like COVID doesn't wanna go away, man. And the startings get very, very annoying because we just started opening up again over the world and things are looking like shit. Excuse my language. But so some of these things play out a little bit. I posted the chart here. So every weekend on Sunday, I usually take some time off. I take about two to four hours and I take a look at the market. I read up on the news, tried to catch on the world news and stuff. And I tried to figure out what my outlook is for the week. So for me, this particular Sunday, I took a look at the S&P 500. I took a look at the QQQ and I looked at the dollar index, which is very important because the dollar index, the dollar is balanced to almost every other trade in the world whether it's commodity trade or other countries' currencies, right? So that's why the dollar index is very important to look at. And what I noticed was the tech sector has been running against this trend line, which is the QQQ, aka NASDAQ, and it's been running against this trend line. We had just smacked the trend line on Friday as well. So I wrote here that the tech sector went ape last week between Apple and Amazon, but it's at the top of the trend line again and I think it could see another rejection. So we kind of saw that today, had a nice rejection for spy and ES. Since it doesn't seem like it was leading the way lately, it doesn't seem like spy and ES was leading the way. I said this would follow this. So if the tech sector was gonna be bad and seeing that rejection, then spy and ES would follow just as well. So, which kind of happened today a little bit. XOF was looking like a bind the dip opportunity last week. It was one of the most bullish sectors I was looking at last week in terms of all three of these sectors. But when Amazon came out and they said they're killing off Visa, that kind of hurt the financial sector a little bit because that kind of showed that they're getting away from car fees and banks making money and stuff. So this could set up for more pullback and I'm looking for 3750 for XOL to buy the dip, possibly looking at banks like Citibank or PayPal to present a bind opportunity. As long as crypto continues to do good, I think PayPal is where it can see something. And this is the dollar index. The dollar index has been moving up very strong, hitting that trend line as well, but I don't think you give a crap, it just kept growing. And we're kind of seeing divergence because naturally when the dollar index is up, it's back in the market. And when the dollar index is down, it's good for the market, which means if the dollar index is up, the stock market is supposed to go down. But last week or this whole month of November, the dollar index has been ripping on a day to day basis and so has the market. So something had to give and I think where the time is about to come. So we'll see. We'll find out at the end of the week. I hope that gave you guys a little bit of clarity and where I think the direction and stuff are. And hopefully you guys de-leveraged a little bit. This is the time to de-leverage, man. Good luck guys and have a good night. Take care. We'll be back here tomorrow to look at some more earnings after hours. Hopefully autodesk and some of these other companies have a nice move.