 Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good morning everybody. Welcome to another edition of the AccessaTrader.com Weekend Update Show. I want to welcome aboard all our folks who are joining us via YouTube, StockTwits, Facebook, and the Twitter platforms. Again, we broadcast this every weekend and obviously this goes out Monday through Thursday to all our good folks. Big news continues to be the strong, aggressive stampede. I mean, it's the basic way to say it of the bulls. Again, there's a very big myth out there and I hear this coming from a lot of new traders and unfortunately this is just a, it's not the truth, okay? Market makers are not holding up or holding down the market. Algorithms are not pushing up or pushing down the market. There's a human element to everything. For every algorithm that's out there, there's a human being that's programming that algorithm, okay? Algorithms are built and are created very exaggerated via price action. So based on that person who is doing the formulas based on their specific price action headline, whatever the case may be. So buyers and sellers at the end of the day when you break down trading to the most barest form, that's what it's all about, okay? Buyers, when they clean up sellers, stocks go higher. Sellers, when they clean up buyers, stocks go lower. So for the old, all the new generation of traders out there, you have to really, you know, you have to really be careful of the information that you're hearing. It's nonsense. You hear this from 22-year-olds that are teaching 20-year-olds how to trade stocks. You're trading for 30 minutes. You don't, you have, you hardly have any hearing and nuts. What are you possibly teaching somebody else about trading? It's wives' tales, okay? Buyers and sellers are the most important part of trading, okay? There's an aspect of sentiment. Everybody understands sentiment. Everybody understands how it works. There's a market structure. There's balance in these charts. And technical analysis at the end of the day will be the defining point of you being a winning successful trader or a person who is chasing their tail with misinformation, misguided, miseducation and all that good stuff that's going to make you a statistic on the revolving door. Please, before you put out information into the world, just understand what you're saying. You know, really look at the market, look at the structure of the market. The market is not trying to trick you. We'll show that in a little bit later. Again, you don't need, you know, you don't need to be the smartest trader in the world, but you've got to wake up and just realize that the dynamic market structure, it is what it is. The market is very methodical. The market is very lethargic. It keeps on doing the same thing over and over again. It's the new crop of traders that keep on going in and out of the proverbial revolving door. They're the ones that are making excuses. They're the ones that are putting themselves in the lack of information age and they're ultimately putting themselves on tilt. So, you know, if you're a new trader, again, the most important part is price action. Our opinions, we've been saying this for years, means absolutely nothing. It's all about price action. And, you know, so when you hear a trader on social media talking about, well, the algorithms are holding up the market. The market makers are holding up the market. Understand the market makers are dead. The business is dead. One of my better friends from years and years ago ran one of the biggest sell-side desks on Fleet, right? Fleet closed down. The only, there's only several market makers left. There's Night Try Mark that makes, I don't even know if Night's even, I think Night's still around. They make their bones on OTC order flow. UBS is just not, there's only a handful around. Any market maker that you see, they're not trading for their own account. It's a 22, 23-year-old kid just taking retail customer order flow. This isn't from 15, 20 years ago. They're not controlling anything. It's just like the specialist. The specialist is not sitting there trading against the order flow. They're keeping an orderly market. So, again, there's a lot of myths in the market. Please don't pray victim to the nonsense that you hear on social media. It's just not true. It's just not right. And these are all crutches. These are all excuses. And it's basically saying you don't have the process, the necessary guidelines to get you from point A to point B. It's the truth. It's a self-reflection moment that you have to actually wake up. And I used to make a lot of excuses as well. I'm not smart enough that the market's too hard. Again, you got to get over it or you're not. There's two different ways. And you either trading or you're trading improperly. And sometimes you need to hear the truth to kind of wake yourself up. So, big, big moves in the markets this week. Again, the bears dropped their ball somewhere around here. We talked about this last week, this potential roll in top. We had three days of downside action. It looked like it was about to get hairy. And then here is one of those scenarios that the market just kind of bottomed out without testing any support, which was actually insane. And then not only that, it just started going on this mega, you know, mega run. So, you had the NASDAQ, you had the NASDAQ surgery almost 4% for the week. I mean, incredibly strong. And all those days that the NASDAQ big names just weren't participating the Amazons, the Googles of the world, the Netflixes of the world. They just weren't participating the apples of the world. They just woke up. I mean, and it's like trying to poke at a sleeping giant. Eventually that sleeping giant is going to wake up and it's going to crush you. So, the balance of power, again, clearly, I mean, just now, since the last two months or so, has been on the buy side, you will get occasional selling pressure names. Again, Boeing was the biggest name this week and some of the craziest volatility you'd ever see. We'll talk about that in a second. Tesla, again, this week, just phenomenal stock. We traded it Monday through Thursday on the long side. And Friday, absolutely phenomenal trading to the downside as well. So, that continues to be a great stock. Again, we say this all the time, if you think it's going to 1,000, great. Don't at me. I don't want to hear about it. I trade channels. I traded both to the long side. I traded both to the short side. It's all about value in those channels. Everything for me about Model T, Model Y, Model Z doesn't make a difference to me. I don't care if they come out with a steering wheel, three wheels, no engine. It doesn't make a difference. It's still the best stock ever. I thought going back to 2003, 2004 that Tesla was the best stock ever. This is three times, 10 times better than Tesla ever was. So, hopefully, everybody had a really, really good week of trading. Again, I think that the biggest misconception of trading. And I get this question a lot. And the question is, how do you know? Again, this is applying to new traders. When I make these video guys, for all you guys who are old, farts like me who've been trading 10, 15, almost 20 years, going to be 20 years for me in May, this doesn't apply to you. We know what we're doing right now, right? We know what we're doing. You guys, this is not for you. Everybody's set in their own ways. You can't teach an old dog a new trade. What's been working for year after year after year. It's going to keep on working. Again, because we've omitted what not to do, and that's the most important part. But for the new trader, again, I don't target the new trader. But again, there's value in a new trader to figuring things out early so you don't have to pay to play. You don't have to pay for the years of education. You could curb. You could literally curb your learning curve. You could make it smaller. And the most important part is education, understanding why to trade, why not to trade, why there's intervals in the market that are more aggressive and they're more passive. And one of the biggest questions I always get is, well, Dan, how do I know how to increase and decrease my size? There was somebody in the webinar, I believe, in the live webinar, I believe it was Ivan. If it wasn't you, Ivan, I apologize. I'm going to use them as a guinea pig. And the first question was, and we'll explain to you guys what this is in a second. But the first question was, well, Dan, how do I know to increase my size? Like, how do I know? How do I know? And the art of increasing size is a very, very delicate conversation because, number one, you don't want to freak yourself out. If you're a trader and you're trading 500 shares, it's $5 a penny. Every 10 cents it's $50 a penny on and on and on. If you go from 500 shares to 500 shares, well, then you go from $5 a penny to $50 a penny. And people, emotionally, they can't embrace that shock to the system that, well, it's great if it's going up and you're making $50, $100, $200 every single time it ticks. But the problem is when it goes against you and you're used to $5 every single penny and now you're getting $50, right? And 5 cents, you're down to 250 bucks. It's a shock to the system. So there's a very delicate way to increase your size and a delicate way to kind of give yourself a raise. Okay? Number one, before you give yourself a raise and you start allocating to your size aggressively, number one, and I said this in the live webinar, you have to be bored of making money. Now, again, before you jump out of your shoes and say, what the hell does that mean? It's very, very simple. When a trader finally has that light bulb and I don't care who you are, I don't care what type of stocks you trade or options, futures, whatever the case may be, you have to get that light bulb, that aha moment, okay? And you completely engulf all the information and embrace whatever your process is. I trade pits, okay? Whatever your process is and you embrace it, okay? And you truly believe in it and you start making $50 a day, $100 a day, $200. Whatever the number is, okay? Everybody's account size is relative, so it doesn't make a difference. I'm just using easy numbers just to kind of grasp kind of my point. So, when you're at that point that you are so comfortable in your trading, you're so confident in what you're doing, you're playing to win, you're trading to win instead of trading not to lose. All those important factors that you believe that slowly but surely you have the confidence and skill set that you can walk on water, okay? That's being called being bored of your process, okay? When that's a case and that's an unbelievable case and many new traders will never, ever get to that point because they're all over the place chasing hot stocks and 12 different alert services and all that great stuff, they never get to that point. But when you trade methodically, okay? And you trade lethargic and you trade boring, making money becomes boring. So, when a new trader finally gets it, and I do believe it was Ivan who asked and I think he's been in the webinar for like a month, month and a half and he's doing very, very well and he turns to me and he said, well, how do I know, you know, when do I know when to raise my stakes? And that statement right there or that question right there really told me that, well, now he's comfortable. You know, he understands what he's doing. He wants to now give himself a raise. And the best answer to that is when you're trading becomes so boring that you're able to make money every single day or make money on most days and you're completely in control of your trading and it becomes so seamless. It's like watching a deer, right? They run with such little effort that it becomes so normal for you and so boring. That's the best way to finally realize, well, you know what? I can start scaling my size up. So, if you're trading 100 share lots, you know, maybe go to 200 shares. Again, you don't need to go from 100 to 5. Go to 200 shares. If you're still bored at 200 shares, go to 400 shares. Put yourself in a position that, number one, you're not bored anymore. And I don't say that in an arrogant way, obviously. It's a more methodical way of controlling your trading. Once you get to that level that you are comfortable and the most important part is you're not giving a shock to your system that the share size is overwhelming mentally that you can't control the trade technically and you start going emotionally. That's when you know you start to giving yourself a raise. The traders who find early success and they're making money for like a week, right? And they go from 1,000 to 3,000 shares. They get a jolt to the system. They get shocked. They start trading even smaller, right? Even smaller than they started with. And it's a tremendous mental hurdle to get over. It's actually a harder mental hurdle to get over the second time around than initially. So everything in trading is very gradual. But the biggest question I get asked is, well, I made some money in the morning. I gave it all back in the afternoon. What the hell do I do to make it stop? And this has been kind of a formula, right? This has kind of been a formula for many, many years. For many, many years, it's worked incredibly well because I finally understood and it made sense to me why. So there's an old adage, right guys? There's an old adage and I hear everybody saying it and it's happened to me years and years and years ago because just like everybody else, I go through the same thing as every other trader. And you ever hear the old adage that somebody turns around and said, oh my God, I just gave back my whole day in the afternoon, right? You don't hear, you very rarely hear, I gave back my whole day in the morning, okay? People always say I gave back my whole day in the afternoon. And there's a reason why, right? You ever hear that old expression, smart money trades in the afternoon and dumb money trades in the morning, right? For years and years and years, I heard that statement and I said to myself, I don't get it, okay? I just don't get it. I trade in the morning, okay? You know, although I'm the king of the idiots, I'm far from a dumb guy. At least I don't consider myself a dumb guy. How can I be part of the dumb money? How can the smart money be trading in the afternoon when the ranges are contracting? I can't make a dime in the afternoon unless the market sells off and there's a very, very aggressive sneaky pivot or something structural that will give me an advantage in the afternoon. How can you turn around and say dumb money trades in the morning, right? I mean, again, again, I'm trading in the morning. 90% of my day is in the morning. 95% of my day is in the morning. How can it possibly be the wrong thing to do? And the more I step back, okay? The more I step back and really thought about this statement, it really makes a lot of sense, right? Guys, think about it this way. Okay, think about it this way. So you wake up in the morning, the average trader wakes up in the morning. The first thing they do and I say this for years is the absolute worst thing you could possibly do for your trading career is look at that pre-market high list or pre-market low list depending which way you're looking at the market. For most traders, I assume, when you're first starting out, you're looking at the hot stock, right? The hot stock that is up 950,000%, right? 950,000%. And you're ready to trade that stock at 9.30 with 22 seconds left, right? Because if you're not trading by 9.31, you've missed your window, right? Okay, so everybody wakes up in the morning and they're very excitable. They're ready to go. They're ready to jump on anything that moves. They look at the hot stock of the day and as soon as the market opens up, everybody's chasing stocks, everybody. The stock's up 300%. I don't care. I need to make 10 cents. The stock's up 500%. I don't care. I need to make 10 cents, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. The cycle comes on, comes on, comes on. So what happens, right? What happens? 50% of those guys and gals are going to make their money and 50% of those guys and gals, okay? And what's going to happen is it starts to make a very, very destructive path to your trading career. The next day, you're going to do the same thing and what's going to happen, all what's going to happen is the same thing. Now you're part of the traders who lost money. And rinse, repeat, rinse, repeat, rinse, repeat. You don't need to tell me I'm wrong. I was a part of this, okay? Not necessarily to this degree, but I was a part of this like every other trader that starts out trading. So you can tell me, no, that's not true. That's not true. That's not true. We all know it's true because it happened to every single person. What happens is by the time lunchtime rolls around, okay? And the most extreme chasers that are not educated, that don't have a process, that don't have just any structural balance in their aspirations of being professional traders, once they kind of blew their bullets, I want to keep this kind of PG. Once they blew their bullets and they have nothing left, they're very, very discouraged, right? The stock went up, you know, $2 and you wind up getting killed on the stock. Oh, dear God, it's the end of the world, the black cloud, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Okay. The problem is with them, they want to make it back, okay? They absolutely make it back. So what they do around lunchtime to about one o'clock, they said, all right, look, I lost money. I'm going to try to make it back. I'm ready to go again. And you noticed how a lot of stocks, no matter what you're trading, they'll give that, and I usually say that lunchtime candle, there's a lot of value, at least for me, that's what we call the sneaky pivot, and we'll talk about that, the specific pivots for Friday, we'll see what I'm saying. But lunchtime for me is a very, very value area. And lunchtime, unfortunately, is an incredibly last-ditch effort. It's almost like the last gas of success for early chasers. So for the guys who, and the gals, who lost money in the first two, three hours, now they need to make their money back, okay? So they're going to any uptick, they're going to jump right back in this trade, and that's their last gasp. So by the time that around 1.32 o'clock comes around, they are mentally defeated. The uneducated trader is mentally defeated. The trader with no process is mentally defeated. They're running out of money. They're running out of time. They're running out of patience. They're losing their confidence and all that good stuff. And again, yet they still won't realize and still won't look in the mirror and say, hey, they might be a better way. Again, that's a different conversation for a different day. So by the time that 1 to 2 o'clock comes along, guess what happens? And this happens in every single stock. What's going to happen because there are no more chasers, right? There are no more chasers. There's no more, or at least for the general part, there's no more chasers. The last-ditch effort to kind of seize the day or seize the control of the day back is kind of gone. What happens is because the stock, no matter what stock you're trading, 90% of the average true range, and that could be Amazon, that could be some $3 stock, or anything in between, the average true range of that stock, 90, 95% of it is gone, right? It's gone. It's already made its move. We're already in candle four out of the six candles of the day. So what happens is there's no room, right? There's no room. The meat of the bone has been eaten. The only thing left are, you know, maybe you get some crumbs, maybe you get a piece of lettuce, maybe you get a french fry left, but the meat has been eaten. No matter what stock it is, the meat, the majority of the meat has been eaten. Maybe you'll find a piece of meat on the floor. If you dropped it as eating like a degenerate pig, like sometimes I do, maybe you'll pick it up, right? Sneaky, kiss it up to God, right? Again, but the majority of the meat is gone. So what happens is after like one, two o'clock, the ranges start to contract, okay? So when your channels are contracting, you have no room in the trade. It's gonna bounce into supply, back to demand, into supply, into demand, and depending on what you're trading, if you're trading, for example, Netflix, it could be trading at a 50-cent channel for three hours. If you're trading Amazon, I've seen Amazon most days trade like a $3 candle, literally, for the last two hours of the day. So there's no room. So if you're trading a $2 stock, Jesus, I mean, you're talking about, you could be looking at a stock that's trading at a 4-cent range for the last two candles of the day. So the contraction candles are gone. The emotional chases are gone, right? They're all gone. And then you kind of have a flat-line candle most times into the end of the trading day. And this is where, quote-unquote, the smart money comes in, okay? Because they're not chasing anymore, okay? They're not emotionally attached to what they're doing. They are positioning themselves for the next day. So when you see, for example, like Amazon sit there for the last two hours of the day, and then the next day, because the market's so strong, gap up 20, it's smart money accumulating the last two days. I don't have an advantage trading it on most days in the last two candles, because it's trading at a $3 range, most days, okay? We'll get to that in a second. But majority of traders who are building a position for the next day, that's where they come in. So it makes all sense if you think about it. The dumb money, us idiots, the degenerate schmucks that wake up in the morning and want to day trade this market, and again, I'm part of it, okay? They are, we are, okay, all the aggressive volume, whether you're chasing or taking advantage of the uneducated trader, you are the aggressive value, okay? You are the aggressive volume in the first three hours of the day. That's the dumb money. That's what they call the dumb money, because that is where the most of the uneducated gets completely destroyed day after day after day. So by the time you get back into the afternoon and you're trying to make up your day in the afternoon, there's no value left, okay? There's absolutely no value. So for all the traders that are trading aggressively in the afternoon, there's a better shot that you will give back most of your day. If you're trading irresponsibly, okay, and you don't realize that every interval has a value tier to it, you will give back half your day. You will give back a lot of your day, because again, at this area of the day, the emotional chasers have no bullets left. Keep this in mind. For a stock to go higher, for somebody for you to make money on your long trade, somebody has to be more willing to pay a higher price than you. And if the afternoon these guys are gone and these guys have last grasped the success, think about this logically. Who is chasing your stock? Right? It makes no sense when you actually think about it. So here's kind of the formula that I set out for myself years ago. I'm pretty much full-sized based on obviously the value of the day, the sentiment of all that good stuff plays a lot into it, the liquidity. But in the normal market, let's just say in the normal market, from 9.30 to 12 is full-size, okay? You got to trade full-size, because again, in the back of your mind, your process is better than the person on the outside of the trade. Remember, we're not betting on a stock. We're betting that our process is better than yours, right? Think about it. For any trade, I don't care what you're trading, when you're putting money on the table, you're betting that your process is better than the person on the outside of your trades. So from 9.30 to 12, you're going to be more most active, you're going to be most aggressive, and you're relying on the fact that the most aggressive extreme chases without a process, they're going to validate your opinion, okay? By the time that 12 o'clock rolls around, I call this the value candle, and that candle or where I call it the poodle reversal. For all of you guys in the live webinar, you understand why. From 12 o'clock to 1 o'clock, this for me is a value candle. This is where a stock that's been very, very strong has started the back test and is ready to resume upward bias. Or if the market's trending down, this is a case where the stock is down the whole day, popped up into supply, and now it's ready to reconfirm a sneaky candle to the downside. So this is what we call a sneaky candle. The great part about this trade is if you're wrong, okay, you are giving up a third of your size. Not half size. If you're wrong, you're giving up a third of your size. So let's pretend you make money here and you make money here. So I always tell everybody, don't set yourself a financial goal. Don't set yourself, well, I meant my quote of the day, I'm logging off. It's a very, very insane and silly thing to do because you could be holding ace cards. You could be holding aces and kings. The market doesn't give you aces and kings every single day. Luckily we've been seeing some really, really aggressive sessions, but the market doesn't give you aces and kings. So it's very, very important to understand that you can't trade and just give up a premium hand. You have to keep trading. So what I tell people to do when they're having a really, really good hand, if you must trade in the afternoon, go down a quarter size, right? Go down a quarter size and if you're wrong on the trade, only give 10%, allocate 10% of your day, allocate 15% of your day by no means as a professional trader or aspiring professional trader. You should give up at any time, half your day or your full day. That's just irresponsible and that's called gambling. So we're all new traders. We're kind of wondering how to tear up, tear down. This is the way. I mean, this is the way it's been working for me for many, many years. So I'm hoping it helps. So let's get into Friday, right? Ridiculous. Anybody who says that Fridays are a dead day, you're just, I mean, you're looking at the market the wrong way. You really are. You're looking at the market the wrong way. Again, guys, we don't do these updates in Cherry Peak. Here you're looking at the stock to its feed. This is exactly the same thing you'd be seeing on the Twitter feed and obviously what we're playing in the live webinar. The only thing is we don't put everything on these feeds because sometimes news breaks fast. We'll talk about bowling in a second. There's no time. We try to allocate only natural pivots to these things. So you're getting about 80, 85% of what we're doing in the live webinar, but we try to stick only to pivots. Obviously you're not seeing the option flow. You're not hearing our Scrockbox, all that good stuff. But again, we're not cherry picking. This is what we're doing throughout the day. So this is how the day started. And look how, I mean, you could see how aggressive it was on Friday, just mind blowing, okay? So here was bowling. Ranges are getting tighter now. This is at nine o'clock in the morning before the market opens up. The lower Bollinger Band is 371. If the builds below can flush. Here's kind of what I was talking about. So here is bowling. Here's a 60 minute view on bowling. Forget about all this. As you can see here, the lower Bollinger Band is right here. It's 371. And once it started building, once these Bollinger Band started to expand, once it got below 371 and started building, this thing got just destroyed. We put up a $5 candle. Having said that, for all you guys who took that trade, great job. And our Squawk Box broke this news before anybody. It was like five minutes. It felt like three to five minutes before anybody was even talking about this, that Boeing was upgrading their software. Congratulations for all you guys who took this trade. You started seeing the 400 calls being peppered over and over and over again. And this damn thing literally went from 370, 372 to like, I mean, this exploded. It went to 385. So for all you guys, congratulations. Not hitting it, not once, but twice. Awesome, awesome job. And then here, here's my, here's my big one of the day. Tesla 379, pre-market low for bills. Now I entered this trade. I actually added it to 279. I entered this trade at 280. Let me tell you why. 279, 279 was the pre-market low. So that was kind of your confirmation. But if you look here, we've been talking about this level now for a couple of weeks. The low here on the five day moving average was 280, 50, right? So 280, 50. The next day's low was 281. So I knew it had to get below that 280, 50. So it gets below that 280, 50. And it starts just sitting there and it's at a 280 level. So I start shorting it actually at 280, okay? And I actually added more at 279, okay? And what happened was it went down. I took some flow. It went back up. I broke even on the balance. And then I reshored the opening range low somewhere around 278, 40s, 278, 50s. And this thing got just smashed. Absolutely smashed an opening or candle. And went all the way down to like 275s. My lowest cover were like in the 276s. So I was pretty happy about this move. A Vago monster moonshot. A Vago 284 pre-market highs. If it builds above, it absolutely goes nuts. AVGO, look what AVGO does. Here's the pre-market high. 284, only that is put up a $10 candle. You had ULTA, again, needs to reclaim and build 331. ULTA, again, here's the 331. Oh, excuse me. Here was the 331 right here. What was it? Right here. The 331, it built a 331. It took out the previous after hours high. And this thing exploded to 345. It's sick moves. It's absolutely sick moves. You guys want to laugh? I screwed up this trade. I actually bought LRCX. This was my only loser of the day. I bought LRCX. It goes up like 70 cents. At that point I'm actually concentrating on Tesla. So I watched it go up 70 cents. Kind of some reason to lose track in it. And I wound up losing $1.30 on the trade. Don't even ask me how. And then the stock goes up $6. So don't even ask me how I screwed up this trade. But I did, again, such as life. ULTA we talked about. TLRA, I started buying this on Friday. I actually like the chart. I don't play a lot of these smaller cap names anymore. But I really like the chart. So I started buying it at $6. It was a close at $5.96. But I like this chart. I like this chart. I think next week it confirms. So this one I started buying for next week. And then here, this is what we talk about, guys. The sneaky pivot. You see the time here? This is what we talk about. The sneaky candle between 12 and 1 o'clock. So Tesla 27770, line in the sand. If it builds below, it can flush. Again, here's Tesla, right? Here's the two. And here's the 60 minute view. Here's the 60 minute view. And where is that? Here it is. Okay. Everybody see? What was that? Oh, here it is. Here it is right here. So the low of this candle is 27770, right? Everybody see that? 27770. And once it started building below, the stock went all the way down to 74.5. Again, that's the sneaky candle. That's the sneaky pivot. And guess what happens in the last two hours of the day, right? The stock goes sideways, just like a lot of the other names. But here's the trade. Here's the trade that I wanted to show you guys in real time. And I put this trade out on Twitter. And this is basically shows you guys step by step. Again, nobody's trying to trick you, man. You don't need a thousand people to buy stock after you to make money. This is the stock market, man. This is natural buyers, natural sellers. And whoever has the better process is going to win. So I tweeted this out when the stock was around 1705 and I wrote, here's a setup for the afternoon for my tweets. I basically just wanted to show you guys free setup. This is how it's done. This is what we're looking for. And here's our profit potential. So here's the setup. Amazon needs to reclaim 1707, 1708. And again, this is how I started incorporating the option flow. Next week's coal buyer comes in with a $713,000 bet. And again, we provide all the option flow in the live webinar and the 1710 calls. And this is what the stock did. I mean, this is again, this is what this is what pivots are. So here was a 1706 candle. So it needed to build 1706, 1707. And I tweeted out, there's a puncher's chance it gets to 1715, 1716. And this candle went to 1715. So again, guys, nobody's trying to trick you. Okay, this is the stock market. Forget about the rhythms, algorithms. Forget about the market makers. Forget about all the social media super flies and celebrities. You're either trading properly or you are not. Guys, I want to thank you everybody for all your support. 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