 All right, anyway, let's get started. All right, today is Thursday, December something, and I think it's around 10.30 in the morning. Usually I do these recaps on Monday, but because I didn't do one this week, Baal took my place into the daily recap. I'm gonna be doing one today. So a couple things that I wanna talk about before we get started is number one, if you are new to trading or if you are new to MIC, me and Baal put together a three, two-hour mentorship course for the brand new trader. If you are an MIC, you've already seen all the stuff, but if you are new or curious about trading and wanna learn some of our strategies or you wanna learn kind of about the market and what we look for, you can reserve your spot at myinvestingclub.co.co. The way we do it is it's reserved seating every single week. We have hundreds of people that try to get a spot every single week, and we only let a few of them join in. It is on a first come, first serve basis, so reserve your spot at myinvestingclub.co. All right, so let's talk about today, right? So before I was kind of doing a preview on this, I was like, oh, it's the only time. Before I was kind of talking about some ideas that I had, so what I like to do on these recaps is walk you through my daily process, walk you through my routine and what I do every single morning is that maybe you could kind of take that and combine it into your own strategy. Also over the week, I took notes of questions that members had, and I'm gonna try to use this to kind of drive the discussion today. So number one I wrote is perspective, right? Perspective is number one. So I mean, this is a good and a bad problem to have, right? It is a good and a bad problem to have. I made a bunch of money this year, and now I have to fucking pay taxes on it. I have to pay so much money in taxes that it's insane, right? It's fucking insane how much I have to pay. It's not fair. It's not fair how much I have to pay, but that gave me perspective. That told me something that says, holy shit, you're making this much amount of money and you owe that much to the government. It's insane because it makes me realize that just a couple of years ago, man, just a couple of years ago, I was making a couple hundred bucks a week and now I have to pay the government a fucking house. I have to pay them a fucking house in taxes. And that's something that I want to talk about too, is perspective and how lucky we really are to be doing what we do because the reality is this, we are sitting in our fucking underwear, in our fucking office, clicking a couple of buttons and making mortgage money that day, right? That's something that's important to realize is that shit, man. There's so many people working their fucking asses off. Like so many jobs that are so difficult to do that don't pay shit. And here I am complaining that I'm sitting home alone. Here I am complaining that I'm making thousands of dollars sitting in my underwear, clicking buttons. Here I am complaining that I could go out and eat whatever I want and do whatever I want. And that big tax bill that I have to pay, put it into perspective for me and said, dude, thank God that you are making money. It is a good problem to have that you are making money and you have to pay the government. It is unfair how much I have to pay them. It's unfair, but I mean, that's how it works, right? So that's kind of what I want to talk about in this one is perspective. Perspective is also important because this, I got a question from Flash that I keep posting. I love and I'm going to keep reposting forever. And it was something along the lines of why you focused on trying to make 30 cents on one trade and go for a home run trade when we could all make 10 cents in our sleep. And if we could just do that three times, that's the same as the 30 cents that we're going to make on one trade. It's like saying this, right? It's like saying this. I know for a fact, I know for a fact that I could make 10 cents when I'm fucking sleeping, when my eyes are closed, it's so easy. 10 cents is so fucking easy, but making 30 cents on one trade is fucking tough, man. That shit's tough. So rather than having the home run mentality that you need to be making 25 cents a trade, you need to be making 30 cents a trade, you need to be making 40 cents a trade. How about you just focus on making that 10 cents that you know how to make three or four times and then that's going to be your day. If you have 1,000 shares, which is nothing, and you make 10 cents, that's $100. If you repeat that two times or three times in the day, then you will make your 200 to $300 and you are done trading for the day. Just because I am making one, two, three, four, five, six, $10,000 a day doesn't mean that you as a new trader has to make that much as well. Remember how long I've been doing this. I've been doing this for six years. You've been doing it for six months. That doesn't mean that you are allowed to have the same gains as me. But the reason why I post my P&L, the reason why I show that is to motivate others that if some fucking gypsy middle Eastern kid from Jersey could do it, you could fucking do it too and you could probably do it better. The problem is that when most people start trading, they are lured in to the scariness. They are lured into the people that teach them that all you have to do is buy the breakout. All you have to do is short pump and dumps. The reality is that that shit's so fucking outdated. There's no pump and dumps anymore. There's no OTC pumps. If you buy the breakout, the stock will crater on you. So the problem is that people have all these bad habits when they start. And that's kind of a difficult, that's why it took me so long to make so much money is because I had so many bad habits to unlearn. But someone like Tom Diesel, someone like James who joined MIC at the start of their trading career was taught all the right habits from the beginning. They have no bad habits and their learning curve is accelerated. They've accelerated so fast because they don't have to unlearn bad habits. The reason why traders fail is because of ego and greed. And if we are teaching you those lessons early on, it protects you from yourself essentially. So remember that don't feel like you have to make a dollar a share on every trade. Don't feel like the stock is broken down. I'm gonna hold it until, let's say the stock breaks down to $5. You shouldn't be thinking in your head, all right, now that it broke $5, I'm gonna hold it until it goes to $3. That's greed. And what's gonna happen is that stock is gonna rebound and you're gonna say, fuck, why didn't I just take my money? Why didn't I just take my money? So remember that you are your biggest enemy. If you could make 10 cents a day, listen, if you could make 10 cents a day trading on a thousand shares, you could replicate that multiple, multiple times a day. All right, listen, if you know how to make 10 cents a share on a stock, if you could do that two or three separate times every single day, you will be fucking rich. That's just the truth. And don't worry and don't tell yourself, I gotta make $1,000 a day. I gotta make $2,000 a day. If you are making $100 to $300 a day trading half an hour or an hour a day and then maybe go into your part-time job after or whatever the hell it is, you are better off than most Americans here, right? So just remember that. Remember how easy trading can be if you let it. If you are greedy and keep pushing and pushing and want more and want more, you're gonna end up with less. The greediest people are the ones that suffer the most because they are never satisfied. And just because you're never satisfied isn't a problem. The problem is that when you are up, I see so many people that say, I was up $500 today and I wanted it to go to $1,000 and I ended up being zero on the day. And I'm telling myself, bro, you just worked half an hour a day and you were fucking too greedy to pick up $500 and walk away. It's crazy, man. It's crazy. That's number one, that's what I wanna talk about. I wanna make sure that you guys know that you should be going for $0.10 a day on multiple different trades and that's how it's gonna add up. It is very easy to make $0.10, trust me. And that's only on a thousand shares. If you make $0.10 on 3,000 shares, you don't even need another trade on the day. That's your day, right? And that's why it's important. That's why it's important. Now let's look at the next topic. The mental side of trading and why is it important? All right, this is really good. So if you notice, me and Bao are the only people on the internet that talk about the mental side of trading and how important it is. A lot of people will teach you the technicals. A lot of people will teach you the fundamentals. And the reality is that stuff is easy to learn. Once you have the general concept of technicals, it's easy. Once you know how to read company filings, that also becomes easy. But the part that people most don't understand is what happens to your mind when you start trading because the best way that I explain it to people, and if you have another way to explain it, just let me know. But the best way that I explain to people is that before you are in a trade, you are in a sober mindset. After you enter a trade, you are drunk. You are drunk and you're not thinking clearly. You do everything wrong. You are, your emotions are heightened. Everything is heightened and that's wrong. So what we wanna talk about or what we wanna make sure is very important for you guys is to understand the mental side of the market. Understand the mental side of your trade. The trades that I lose on, and I'm gonna be completely honest with you guys, the trade that I lose on are the trades that I have not planned for. They are the stocks that are randomly popping up after 9.30, that are random, that I don't know what the hell is going. I don't have any time to research. I don't have any time to do anything. And those are the stocks that I lose on. So what I have to remember is that when I am trading, when the market is open, I'm just looking around for players. I'm looking around, looking around, looking around. And eventually I'm gonna find one. But if I give myself a rule that says I am only allowed to trade a stock that I have made a plan for before 9.30, now my mind is more calm. I am not looking for every single play. I am looking for only the best plays that I plan for. So let's kinda go into today. Let's go into today and let's talk about today. Again, what I want everyone to do is I want you guys to listen to my process every single morning, take notes of what I do from my process and try to implement it from your own. Your goal is not to copy my process. Your goal is to take pieces of my process and mold it into your own personality, right? So let's start. Last night, I went to bed early. I had about four or five friends over. They're all drinking, they're all having fun. And nine o'clock rolls over and I'm like, look guys, it's time for me to go to sleep. And all of them are like, what the hell are you talking about? It's only nine o'clock. I'm like, look, I gotta work in the morning. I wanna be up early. So that's where it started. Number one is not falling into the temptations of drinking and partying with your friends on weekdays. They could come over and they could hang out, but if you wanna do this the proper way, you have to be more disciplined than them. You have to realize that you have to give up a certain amount of time while you are young to be able to enjoy the future when you are older. So while they're all drinking and partying and having the time now, I'm focused on my future and I'm focused on trying to improve. So I slept at nine o'clock, nine 30 last night when I'm right to bed, woke up great, woke up refreshed, got to my desk around six or seven a.m. And the first thing I do is I look at the low hanging fruit. I look at the stocks from yesterday that tanked to try to make a plan if they bounce. Then after that, I look at the top percentage gainers. I look at which stocks are moving up the highest. I look at which stocks have the most range. I am looking for that. After I find stocks that have gapped up big, my next step is to go look at the chart. I want to go to Finviz. I want to look at the float. I want to look at the chart. I determine if the stock is a low float or a high float. And then from there, if it fits my criteria, the next thing I do is look at the filings. After I look at the filings, I try to see if they have any dilution, warrants, ATMs, shelves, whatever the hell it is. And then from there, from there I make a plan. So notice how I have a routine. I have a routine every single morning. The thing that separates the good traders from the bad traders is their routine, aka their process. You have to be able to show up every single day and do the same repeatable thing every single day, and then it becomes a habit, right? So I know that every single morning, what I do is I walk from my bedroom, I walk to my office, I turn on my computer. As my computer's turned on, I go take a piss. After I take a piss, I come to my computer, I set up all my screens. After my screens are set up, I go and I make my espresso. I make my espresso, I go back to my office, I sit down, I start working, right? I do that every fucking day, no matter what, because it's clockwork. That is part of my process, that's part of my routine every single morning. So after I do that, after I plot my entries and exits, watch price action, make my watch list, and then I attack. So today on BNGO, I saw that the stock ramped up to 135 pre-market, tanked all the way to 120 pre-market, and I basically posted my chart in the room for the members to see. I had a line at 125, a line at 130, and a line at 135. Every single line had an order waiting me. So in the morning, when the stock popped to 125, I filled that 123. When the stock popped more to 130, I filled that 129, right? So here I am, I have like a 125, 126 average, right? And the stock dumps 10 or 15 cents. I make my money and I walk away. But the best trade that I had today was AUPH, and that was a stock that I had zero interest in shorting. Zero, I was against it. I said, fuck that shit, I'm not touching it. But it lined up perfectly, it lined up perfectly for me. I saw that the stock rejected $16 and washed out. And I noticed that VWAP was around $16 as well. So here I have a stock that has a whole number of resistance at 16 and has VWAP resistance at 16 and just tank. So I made a plan. I made an educated plan that said if the stock bounces back to 16, where it rejected once before, where there is resistance, where there is VWAP, I want to take a small short on it, right? I want to take a small short on it. And what is a small short for me? If I am experimenting, if this is not a setup that I'm used to, if this is something that I'm not comfortable with, if my max size is fucking a thousand shares, I am only gonna use 200 shares maybe. I'm only gonna use a little bit just so that I get my feet wet, just so that I try to learn, just so that I could test out my idea. Because like I said in the beginning, I should not be trading stocks that I do not have a plan for at the open, but if I have a detailed plan that makes sense to me, it's okay to take a small piece. A small piece isn't gonna kill me. If the stock went to 100, I would not be fucking broke. That's the point. So the stock ramped up to 16. I had some orders there, 1599, 1590. I top tick it, top ticked it perfectly, covered at 1578, 1568, and 1558. So all my best trade I made full recent to share and that was in like maybe five minutes. And I only used 2,000 shares. I only used 2,000 shares. So my max size on that setup would have been 10,000 shares. I only used 2,000 shares max size. I made $1,000 in, I made like 900 bucks. I made like 900 bucks in five or 10 minutes and that was my best trade of the day. And I locked it up. The problem is that, okay, now I made $1,000. What a newbie would do is say, oh, I know how to read the stock now. I understand the stock. This stock is my bitch. I'm gonna go back and restore it at $16 and I'm gonna make another $1,000 and that's it. What we fail to realize is this. We have to be looking for certain inflection points in these stocks. Not every time it goes to 16, doesn't mean it's gonna tank. Notice how I waited for the stock to tank and then bounced to that level. But this time it held a higher low. It held a higher low when it dipped. So chances are that if it pushes 16 again, it's gonna go higher because there's support. And that is now a trade that has an edge on it. So after I made my trade, I mentioned to the guys in the room that said, I'm done trading this stock because I don't think the edge is there anymore. If it tests again, it's probably gonna break and I'm pretty sure it did break after that. So that's also something important to talk about too. An inflection wasn't an inflection point. So that's a good idea. So for example, for example, notice how the resistance of $16 tied up with the VWAP at $16. So here you have two indicators that tell me that there should be, should be a brick wall around 16. So I am betting on that thesis to happen. And my plan was short 15.90 and have a 10 cent stop on it. So I'm risking 10 cents to make 40 cents. Why did I decide to cover around that area? Because if you look at the chart, there was some support around 15.50. So I wanted to take most of my position off at that support level. And if it went lower, then that was just free money for me. I just started to take every 10 cents when it washed out. I don't like to overcomplicate this shit, guys. I don't like to overcomplicate it. Like the questions, I guess, sometimes are so complex that even I don't understand. And the point of the matter is that if these people are giving you complex mathematical equations, if they're telling you to use all of these fucking indicators and shit, it's because they have no idea what they're doing anyway. They have no fucking clue what they're doing. So you have to realize that less is more, man. The only thing I use is VWAP, that's it. And I use that as an indicator to see who is stuck or not. If the stock is above VWAP, the shorts are stuck. If the stock is under VWAP, the longs are stuck. And I use that to my advantage and that's all I need to know. That's all I need to know to trade, right? All right, let me go to my next topic. Consistency. Consistency is also very important. So as some of you may know, as some of you may not know, I've been on one of the best shrinks of the year so far. I am up, I think it's about 65 grand in like four weeks, maybe, maybe four weeks, maybe not. So how did that happen? How would I fucking be up 60 grand in four weeks? And the truth of the matter is every fucking day, a small amount of money added up, right? So let's say for example, it took me 30 days to get to 60 grand. If you do the math, that's only $2,000 a day, right? That's only $2,000 a day. So what I want people to realize too is this. Your goal as a trader is to make the most amount of money with the least amount of stress. Every single day, I show up to the market and I trade what is there. Some days, as you guys could see, like today, I only made 1,600 bucks. And although for me, that's nothing for other people that's life changing money. But on a more faster day, on a more prominent day, you'll see me making $5,000 or $6,000 or $7,000 like I had last week or the week before because my setups are there. What people fail to realize is this. Just because you are a trader does not mean that you have to trade every single day. Just because you are at the desk does not mean that you are guaranteed a paycheck. What people fail to realize is that you should only be trading when you have an edge present. If you do not have an edge present, you should be A, using less size or B, not even trading at all. So as you can see, some days this week, I didn't trade. Some days this week, I only made 200, 300 bucks. But that 200, 300 that I'm making every single day is practice. It is training for me so that when my plays do come up, when these toxic companies do jump up, I am in proper conditioning to be able to attack it properly. Does that make sense? If what I'm saying is making sense and evil likes so I see the counter go off, but I mean, those are the topics that I want to talk about. Those are the questions that a lot of members gave me this week. So let's kind of open it up to Q&A now so that you guys can ask me questions live and we'll take it from there. So let me kind of actually continue about my streak and what I'm doing to improve it or continue it. So because I am on such a good streak, I am waiting for my one losing day to happen. It's gonna be inevitable. It might be tomorrow, it might be the next day. Who the fuck knows what's gonna happen? It's gonna be inevitable. So what is important for me now is that because I am on such a good streak, I don't want to get cocky. I don't want to think I'm the man of the world. I don't want to think I'm the best. But how can I solve this? How can I cure it? I mean, it's very simple. I've dropped my max size a little bit. My max size on the day is 10,000 shares, but coming into this week, I am only using a 5,000 share max size so that in the occasion that I do lose, which is going to happen inevitably because that's just how it works, I am protected from myself and not going bonkers and aches and thinking I just made 60 grand today. I could risk all that 60 grand or whatever the hell it is. So coming into November and December, I know that these are the best months for small cap trading. I know that I'm doing very well, but that shouldn't be a trigger to tell me to start being reckless, right? Any questions guys? My stop on AUPH was 10 cents. So I risked 10 cents to make 40 cents. Can you go over level two and tape? I can, what are your questions about it? It depends man, it depends. Level two and tape is not something that you could explain. It is something that you have to practice, right? It's like, what can we do up here? No matter how many times you watch porn, it doesn't matter unless you start having sex. Until you start having sex, you see that everything is different than just watching porn. So even though you're watching tape and trying to listen to me explain it, until you are sitting there yourself and paying attention to the little nuances, you will not become an expert. What made you cover BNGO too early? The truth of the matter is, BNGO didn't have much range on the stock, right? The stock didn't have much range. So what I was basically trying to do on that stock was wait for it to get to my levels, which it did, and then attack. But the longer that it held up, the more I realized that it was crowded. And because the stock was crowded, I didn't want to be involved too long because I thought it could zombie. So although BNGO was my bread and butter setup, it's actually the stock that I made the least amount of money on today because I just really wasn't prepared to size into it. I wasn't really prepared to attack it because the range wasn't there. I need range, man, I need range. If the stock doesn't have range, I cannot make money. And these $1 stocks are so fucking tough, man, because they jump up and down and up and fucking down and shit. I guess you guys like that porn example. That's funny. But yeah, now do you guys understand? It's like this. You cannot read about doing free throws. You cannot fucking read about it. You have to go there and practice your free throws. You have to go there and practice your jump shots until you do, you're not gonna get it. And that's why it's so important to paper trade. So while you are learning these concepts, you should be paper trading to apply them, right? You could paper trade to apply them, and then you will see the difference. But also remember that you should not be paper trading for more than one month because then you will get used to the fills, the fake fills on the paper trading platform. You will get used to not stopping out and all the shit. So you have to realize that, give me a sec, I'm gonna come back home. It's way too fucking cold. I guess that guy was right, I am coming back home. Bal loves the $1 stocks because he was an OTC hero back in the day. He traded shit under a dollar. Give me some more questions, guys. I'm gonna put you down while I get my jacket on. Okay, my jacket off. So cool. Any questions, guys? Is the magic happens? Wow, A-U-P-H bounce big. That's crazy. Any more questions, guys? Can you tell me more about finding your best time to trade long time ago? I watched your video about when you're making a review, and most profitable, is there a time, is there a really difference for everyone? Yeah, so the way it works is this. For me personally, for me personally, I've realized that I make the most amount of money in the first hour of trading. After the first hour of trading, I lose money. That was something that I learned with Dr. Brett Steenbarger, right? So we went over my statistics, we went over everything, and we found out that after 11 o'clock, I have this tendency to give back profit. I have this tendency to do it. And what we realized about my trading is that the reason why that happens is because I let my ego get in the way. I get confident after I make a lot of money, and because I'm confident, I try to push more, and because I try to push more, I end up losing more. So by eliminating that timeframe from my trading, I've dramatically, dramatically increased my profits and my happiness level on the day. So what we've realized is that there are certain time periods. I'm gonna get some water. Over right back. Did I ever get to talk to Dr. Brett one-on-one? Yeah, I talked to him one-on-one once a week for almost a year. I slide his cell phone number, we talk all the time. Brett has actually helped me a lot. So what you guys don't realize about MIC is that the lessons that I've learned from being a professional prop trader, the lessons I've learned from trading for so long, the lessons that Bow has learned, we try to teach you guys those lessons as well. The shit that they're teaching professional traders is what we are teaching MIC because that's what we have experience doing. So shit like having a trading accountability buddy, having a daily report card, having a group of people to review it is something that professional traders do that we offer to MIC members. I never go into a stock full position. That's no one could do that. Unless you're a furu, you can't do one-shot, one kill. You always have to scale. Can you start a small account from 500 and grow that up? What strategy would you apply? It's possible, it's not fucking easy, but the best strategy that I would say is focus on the deadline only. You only trade when there's a deadline. It's not gonna take you a fucking one month to double your account, but you're gonna be growing it slow and steadily. Alex, if you get a squeeze, do you get out at any cost, or wait for a bounce, you get at any cost if it's not part of your plan. Daniel asked, Alex, what do you think about believing that one can make a living off trading? I personally did it until I joined MIC and that comes from all my previous experience learning from fakes. Exactly, as you could tell, you were scammed into thinking that the dream was easy. You were scammed into thinking that everything came easy and trading is all sunshine and rainbows, but the truth of the matter is that trading is one of the hardest things to do. You will be upset, you will be frustrated, and you will also feel the happiest you've ever felt ever. It's a combination of all your emotions into one. And the way that I explained to people is very simple. I say that you have to give up three years of your life to live the next 30 for free. Just think about that for a second. If I told you you could be fucking rich by only working and studying three years straight as if it's your job and then you'll fucking be rich, people won't do it. They won't do it. It's the same shit as saying diet and exercise is gonna make you skinny. You know the formula. You have the formula. MIC is right there to help you, but until you apply it for yourself, you'll not make it. The reason why MIC is spitting out profitable traders is because people are learning the right habits from the beginning and we are specifically looking for members who are putting in the work. And the truth of the matter is if you are lazy and you don't really wanna put in the work and you wanna be spoon fed, don't join MIC, join someone else, and I promise you for a fact, you will lose all your money in a month and then you will come crying back to me because I get 10 DMs a day of that shit that said, hey, I joined someone else cheaper. I thought I was gonna get a better value. I lost all my money and now I wish I could go back. Can you help me and give me a sale? And I said, no, that's your fucking lesson. Your lesson is you paid for cheap fucking service and you got a cheaper turn. We are premium. We are a premium product. We are not even that much more expensive than everyone else, but the value that we offer is better than anyone else. Sure, there's other people's $70, $80, $50 dollars a month, but I know that I prefer Chick-fil-A to McDonald's every single time, so I would rather pay for the quality. MIC doesn't make millionaire traders in one year time and sell you the Lambo. It makes specifically profitable traders that have millionaire potential and have the ability to stand on their own. Exactly, exactly. So it is possible to make a shitload of money. No one is saying it's not, but what you have to realize is it's not gonna be easy, it's not gonna be glamorous, but, but, but if you put in the work, like B Wells, man, B Wells found consistency in two or three months. Josh, who was a poker player, found consistency in the same amount of time, you're telling me that you don't wanna fucking spend $5 a day to learn how to, I just don't get it, bro. I just don't fucking get it. I don't get it. I mean, it's the same thing with my friends, right? So my friends know that I'm making money now. They follow MIC on Instagram. They see all my P&Ls. Yet, yet, none of them will be sitting next to me trying to learn how to trade because the idea and the dream of making it is a lot easier than actually putting in the work. People would pay fucking tons of money to just sit next to me and watch. And I'm telling my friends, you can watch for free. It asks me questions for free and learn, but they won't take it because they don't give a fucking up. You have to be, you have to want it. You have to want it, right? How much percent of your expected P&L do you spend on Locate today? I don't fucking know. I mean, today was 100 bucks. So I paid 100 bucks to make $1,600. Other days, I paid 30,000 to make 90,000. All depends. Have I really showed you guys my office? Let me show you around a little bit. So let me do it as if we're walking right in. So you walk into my office. The first thing you see is nobody cares, work harder, which is something that I really, really, really fuck with. Next is you have Benjamin Franklin in space. I think that's like an awesome thing to have. I have my painting of the earth. I have this tree here, this picture of me here, dries. This is my computer. There's some alcohol and bottles that I have. Over here behind my computer, I have some lollipops and a Google Home that, I mean, I guess I can give this away. All right, so let's do this. If you sign up for MISC in December, I'll pick someone to win this fucking Google Home. I don't really fucking use it. Yes, Locate's are tax deductible. Well, it's basically it, guys. That's basically it. Wearing my bow in the Matrix shirt. But that's it, guys. I try to keep it simple, man. I try to keep it simple. And as you can see, here's my fucking P&L. I got nothing to hide. Up $1,600 working 40 minutes a day. Sure, it's not a lot of money right now, but for fuck's sake, man, if I can make $1,600 a day dressed like fucking this, I'm doing better than doctors and lawyers who are slaving away, man. These motherfuckers are slaving away and I'm over here wearing this shirt and just chilling and trading. Just looking around for plays. What is the best place to make sure that you are, is the best way to make sure that you are following your plan? One, setting fantasy orders out. Two, setting stops. And three, having a tab. Is there a schedule for boot camps in 2020? So what we do is, if you guys don't know, every year we do an anniversary, MIC anniversary event in August. That is free for annual and lifetime members. Baal had an idea of doing a bunch of smaller seminars around the country. And I don't know what the schedule that is gonna be, but we're thinking of doing a roadshow soon, where every month we would go to a different state and just try to meet traders. So we're gonna try to work on some stuff. We're also working on a secret MIC project to help traders out. I can't really talk about too many details of it. I don't think I can say anything that's happening, but just be aware that we are working on something that's gonna be coming around February that is going to kind of change the game of trading. And we are going to be able to, I don't know why I wore this. The traders, we are going to start a, I don't know, I gotta be really careful. You know, I can't say, I just can't say it. We're gonna start, I wanna tease it, but I don't wanna fucking tease it too much, but the long story short is that if you are something, I'll say this, something along the lines of having an MIC member edge fund coming soon. So just something along those lines, something along those lines. So it's gonna be exclusive for MIC members. You have to be a member, and then we will find a way to certify you, and then you will be capitalized with all that you need and you will be able to trade without your own capital. But that's something that is a little bit further away, something that no one else could offer and is going to be unique to MIC members. And once that kind of happens, we are going to cap the membership and that's when everything is gonna change. So 2020, the whole business model is gonna change for MIC. We are going to cap it up. We are going to help our traders become more professional and we really believe in our education the most and we're putting our asses on the line to help people. So that's it. I don't wanna talk too much more about it. We're still working on the details, but no one else will be able to compete with us as soon as we release this product. You guys should be excited because it will be exclusively for members. Anyway, I don't wanna really talk too much more about it, but be excited. Coming in February, big things happening. Any other questions, guys? What was the process when I was making small money? I was focused on making $100 a day. I made $100 a day for like three months straight. Any other questions, guys? Yeah, the less people, the better. And yes, this new whatever we're gonna call it is essentially gonna be like, you could open up an over PDT account for 10 grand. So imagine for 10 grand that you put in, you'll have an over the PDT account, you'll have 10 times the buying power and you'll be able to do whatever the hell you want. So it's coming, it's coming. PDT will be a thing of the past for our members. I have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight PMs I gotta get to. So let me get those PMs, I'll put this video on YouTube. And if you have any questions, send me up and we'll take it from there, guys. Hope today's video is good and we will see you guys later.