 Google 5, a phone plan by Google. Say 50% for your first three months on the Buy Unlimited plan when you join or add a line. Get unlimited calls, text, dates. Testing, testing. All right. Hey, what's up, John Zuru? 101. What's going on? Are you guys able to hear me OK and stuff? Yeah. That was tough. We got some huge earnings coming up today. We got Snapchat, Intel, Samuel Adams, Skechers, Seagates. So we got some pretty interesting stuff today. But dang, that Biden thing really messed the market up today. We were looking extremely well. It was kind of bullish. A lot of stuff was setting up from yesterday. But then even yesterday, I was like kind of sus already. Something didn't feel right. And you guys are here. You guys heard me talk about it. I didn't trust it that much because we had that downtrend on the daily. But on the half day, it looked kind of bullish, right? Sometimes it's almost like, did they plan this just to make it work? Did they plan it out? Oh, Intel dumped again. Let's check it out. Let's check. Intel just came out. Tiny dump, not crazy. You guys make it sound like it dumped like $10, like the last few times when it dumped to like 47-ish. So the dip is not severe when the banyos comes out. So let's see what Intel's earnings are looking like. Intel's earnings per share was $1.39 as opposed to $1.15. They beat the estimate by 20%, but it is actually a 4% decrease compared to last year's. So that's really ugly. Let's see. Sales is $18.6 billion as opposed to $17.86. So that's a beat on that side, too, compared to the analyst estimate. However, compared to last year's sales, this is like a 6% decrease compared to $19.83 billion. So that's disappointing, man. We talked about it a few times. We were like, yo, how is that possible, right? Everybody should be beating last year's numbers, but apparently Intel didn't. Maybe the chip shortage is starting to hit them. This is Intel Races Sales Guidance. The full year guidance is $72.5 billion. So what is $72.5 before? So next few quarters expect it to be about the same. Let me check back in the comments. Yo, what's up, Hazard? You about to get the doge dip? It's a good level. It's a decent level, some recent award there. Yo, no worries, Chesky. What's going on? What's up? What's up, B Positive? American Airline? Yeah, we can definitely add that on the list. Let's take a look. AAL. Right, Tom? That's nuts. My bro's thing is well-dipping on purpose to let more in. I'm not sure, but interesting. Oh, Undogecoin? Possibility? Yeah, that's CapEx. John's Room. Did you want to see apps? Is that what you're looking for? What's up, Norgator? We could check out one of those. Let's probably check out Tilray for you. We've got to go through some of the earnings first. I want to see what else is, you know, want to see all the stocks report earnings and check them out before we look into the charts. Yo, STX just reported. Dang, I was low-key hoping they drop. So Seagate Technology is the hard drive company. They just reported earnings per share of $1.48 as opposed to $1.32. That's a beat. And sales is 2.73 as opposed to 2.68 estimate. That's also a beat as well, 7% increase compared to last year and less than 1% increase in sales compared to last year. So they're not doing crazy, but they're slightly better. Last year was trading around $62. And let's see. Dang, I was low-key hoping for STX to miss and have a huge drop from this old-time high area. But no such luck. Seagate sees Q4 adjust the earnings at $1.45 to $1.75 as opposed to $1.55 estimate. That's kind of in line. And then sales at 2.7 to $3 billion as opposed to 2.85 billion estimate. That's pretty in line as well. It's not like it's great. It's going to be a great guidance, but it's pretty OK-ish. Skechers also came out. Intel did OK-ish, not crazy, actually quite horribly to a certain extent because it didn't do as good as last year. Hey, what's up, sub? Missed their invest our future. What's going on? Want to check out Spy? You can definitely check it out a little bit. BJ reported. Is there anything about the BJ's wholesale company? I mean, they may look like non-growth right now, but Intel could definitely grow in the next few years with those two plants coming up, though. Let me get back to checking out some of the earnings. Skechers, earnings per share is $0.63 as opposed to $0.46. Sales is $1.43 billion as opposed to $1.34. That's a beat top and bottom. Earnings per share is 61% increase compared to the same period last year. And sales is 15% increase compared to last year. Yo, Skechers are killing it. I don't know who's buying Skechers, but god damn, they're making money left and right. So before Market Close, it was trading at this double top here at $44.64-ish. Right now, it's gapping up after hours. Head 49 almost. Carries to see if they'll continue to run tomorrow morning. So Skechers says they see Q2 earnings per share at 40 to 50 cents as opposed to 30 cents. That's a huge guidance. Sales is at 1.45 to 1.5 as opposed to 1.24. That's really good guidance as well. That's like really up there, man. But they expect the full year to be in line. They just expect next quarter to be performing really well. Sales for the year, they expect to be pretty good though. Do you get a chance to watch the Money Monster movie? Oh, yes. I love those stock movies, man. Yo, gotta support American company, man. Intel is like the only American manufacturer. Support American jobs. A Snapchat just came out as well. Earnings per share is zero cents as opposed to negative five cents. So they didn't lose money or make money per share as opposed to losing money. So that's good. That's a beat. Sales is 769 million as opposed to 743 mil. So this is a 3% increase in earnings per share and 66% increase over sales of 462 million last year. That's actually pretty good. But you guys said it's dropping. It's dropping a few percent. How are they doing compared to last year though? That's the real question. Pre-COVID high, they're trading about $20. You're looking at 66% increase in this quarter. Stock is trading at like 300%, man. So I could see why it could drop a little bit. I think the last two quarter, they did have like 100% plus quarters. So you could probably add that together. There'll probably be value around 40-ish. It's a little bit over value at this point. Snap Q1 daily active users, 280 million up 22% year over year. That's pretty good. Snap sees Q2 sales at 820 to 840 mil as opposed to 826. So this quarter was 769. So they expect to see another 50 mil to 70 mil increase, which is gonna be much better than this quarter though. That's pretty good. Oh wow, worldwide wrestling entertainment also reported as well. Is this stock still alive? Oh dude, it's coming back up. I thought they were dying because like nobody could go watch those shows. So Q1 earnings per share is 51 cents, opposed to 22 cents. Sales is 269 million as opposed to 255 mil. This is a 24% increase over the same period last year and 7% decrease in sales compared to last year. So they must have been cutting down a lot of expenses. So where they're getting like 24% increase compared to last year, even though sales hasn't caught up yet. Yo, yo, what's up Rick's gang? Yeah, I mean, you guys are both making good points on Intel. You know, I think you guys are right on both sides. Like definitely in the last few years, Intel did lose a lot of ground with the previous CEO. But also the previous CEO, he was also a huge, what do you call it? He was a huge finance guy. So he was a penny pitcher and he wasn't looking to grow the company. He was looking to, you know, like save the company as much money as possible. So that's probably why Intel didn't have a huge amount of growth when it was on the bob for like the last few years. But with the new CEO in charge, we could see some new things coming to Intel. You know, we could see them spending more money. Like we just saw them, you know, talk about opening two factories as well, matching with like TSM trying to open one. So there is a possibility for them to have huge growth later on in the future. But it's hard to say, nobody can really see the future, right? If we all could see the future, we'd be rich. So I mean, if you guys believe firmly in your theory, go for it, invest in it, right? And anytime if it has a huge step, definitely time to get in. Yeah, GE is a pretty good point. I have heard from people that worked for GE earlier, or actually last year, I've heard from people last year in GE, they said that new CEO was gonna turn things around a lot. They were really hype. Even like the people that didn't even have a chance to talk to the CEO, they were like extremely inspired by the GE's current CEO. So that's something that's good. If a CEO is able to inspire everybody down the line and able to get everybody to believe that the company can make a huge turnaround, that's bullish, man. I had like a lot of people tell me that like whether they were working for GE long-term or people that were interning for GE, they were like, yo, invest, bye, bye, bye. So sometime it is about the membership, but that's only for investors, but of course, most of what here are like traders as well. So short-term, it might not look so good, but long-term, definitely possibility. But I think Tom is probably talking more about short-term though. So let's see, Samuel, Boston Bear, Samuel Adams, Boston Bear, also reported as well earnings per share of 526, may not compare it to 260 estimate. Wow, they just have another record earning. Like I don't know what this company is doing. Like I don't know if they're selling crack or what, but they're like, they're killing earnings back to back. It's ridiculous. Like their sales is 545 million as opposed to 477. Like this company compared to the last year's beat, their earnings is at 228% increase compared to the same period last year. And sales is a 64% increase compared to last year. It's nuts. They've been having record quarters back to back. Last year before COVID happened, this company was trading around like $400. It's at 300% right now at $1,200 or actually $1,300. It's up $110 after hours. Sheesh. Crazy. And does anybody have shares in this? Yeah, Intel is definitely showing a double top on the chart. Let's see. But at the same time, if you look at the semiconductor sector, Intel is probably one of the most cheapest value right now. So Intel is at this March level right here on 60. Something ish. This is the March highs. I mean, this is the, I mean, not March highs. What is this? Pre-COVID highs? Pre-COVID level is here. Oh, yeah. I think they're still on the value. They didn't hit their pre-COVID level yet. This was the last year's highs. So they're around at $62. But when you compare them to all the other semiconductors, like the whole sector itself, whole sector has gone up huge. The sector is up like 60%. Whereas Intel is up like nothing compared to the last year's highs. So that's something else to take consideration. Some people might look at it as a value trade too. Let's see. Did we get all the earnings today? We got Snapchat, Intel, Samuel Adams, Skechers, Seagate. Oh, let's check on Mattel. I didn't see that one yet. Does anybody want me to dig into any of these earnings? Like we can pull out the important stuff. Like whether, like for any of the big ones like Snapchat, Intel, Mattel, Skechers, Seagate, or even anything from this morning. So Mattel is a trolley company. Earnings per share is 33 cents. So earnings per share is 33 cents. The estimate of 34 cents negative. Sales is 874 mil as opposed to 687 mil. This is a 41% increase over losses of negative 56 cents in the same period last year. And sales is a 47% increase compared to the same period last year. So last year, all-time high, company was trading around $14. Now it's at $20, 22 actually. So it was up really nicely, man. 22.18. We got 58%. Up pretty nicely. It's kind of reflecting what the earnings is showing as well. You know, the earnings showing a 47% increase. They were up, they're up 58%. So somewhat reasonable to some extent. Yes, that makes sense. Oh yeah, lumber industry has been crazy. But that's because the lumber futures, like the trade price of the lumber is extremely high. Like look at it, right? It's actually at 200% for some of the stocks is actually at discount, to be honest with you. Because especially if they're able to make the lumber and like, if they able to like cut down the trees and make the lumber and stuff, 200% is nothing for those stocks because at the current time in price, it was trading around 470 last year. Right now we hit 1,300, right? So like 1,300 divided by 470. That's about 2.76 times. So in a sense, the numbers has gone up like 276% in terms of the price, you know, compared to pre-COVID highs. So a lot of those companies should be making like crazy money. If they're still paying their workers the same amount of money to cut and chop the wood and produce it at the mill where while they're selling at a lot higher price. I think the only area they're gonna see a price increase in the workers cost is the sales reps because the sales rep are probably gonna get higher commission, but all the lower labor workers they're gonna get paid the same because why pay them more? So that's a little bit on the numbers and stuff. I mean, we talked about this a few days as well. Long-term play, hard to say, man. It's very speculative, it's very parabolic. So anytime something goes very parabolic it could either, it could come down anytime. So it's definitely a risky play. You might, I guess you probably weren't here like probably two, three weeks ago or maybe even like around April 8th, April 9th. We did a stream around then and I talked a bit about numbers. I talked about this Canadian company, especially like if you were Canadian there was some company called like CP something or Canfer, that is company CFP. So this is a Canadian company. You can invest in the American exchange as well. This was one of the most undervalued wood companies and seeing that the lumber price has jacked up all the time high already. I was like, why couldn't this company hit their 2018 highs? Which is like around $34 and they just did. They started moving up there and hit it. So they're coming back a little bit. They got earnings coming up. So it could be a risky play, could be an interesting opportunity there, but part of it is already priced in. The estimate is pretty high for this earnings. It's at 3.35 compared to, to what was it last year at negative 56. So it is pricing a huge gain already. No worries, man, can catch them all, right? Yeah, pool, there were a lot of people talk about it. I don't know, maybe it was you. I know people talk to me about it last year as well when we're getting into the summer and with the whole COVID thing. But yo, what about those companies that are like selling the mini swimming pools for Twitch streams? Those companies should be killing it. What about Amazon, yo? Amazon should be killing it because Twitch is like a cam site now, right? Is Twitch like a cam girl site right now or what? Tell me not, guys. Tell me I'm wrong. There's some old-pack news today. Hold up, home sales is negative? So let me look at some of the data that came out today. Jobless claim was negative. Initial jobless claim, well, continued jobless claim was bearish. Initial jobless claim was pretty bullish. It was good. Existing home sales is down. They forecast to be more sales but we're actually getting less sales. However, we did see a big peak in November last year. In the last few months, actually, we've been seeing big peaks in home sales more than ever. So this is down 3.7%. So a lot of decrease in home sales. I thought home sales would be going up, seeing a lot of people posting about it and... Oh, CGN? Yeah, I did see that a little bit. That is pretty interesting. That's definitely quite a possibility. We could see that move back to $10. Maybe even back to some of the other highs, right? So there's definitely some big move available there but it's definitely a risky play. It's gonna depend on how that earnings is gonna play out, you know, what the guidance is gonna be. This kind of reminded me of like INO. Like, I don't know if you remember INO last year. It was a big like vaccine, COVID vaccine stock as well. Had huge spikes, hit like 30 something dollars. I remember people were going, yo, I'm never selling, I'm never selling at $30. This is gonna be 100 plus stocks like Merna, you know, but it was a negative operating company. They were about to die and then they got lucky with COVID, you know, made a lot of money in terms of sales and they grind up, you know, over ridiculous percent. So just be careful, you know, if you're in, make sure you're taking profit along the way, locking up your initial investments. Honestly, if people are moving back to cities and no longer afraid of it, possibly, I guess people would be renting more, I guess, right? I was reading something else and they said that there's also a way to manipulate mortgages as well. If you get a mortgage from the bank and you tell the bank that you're gonna get that home for rental and you have a tenant already, then you're gonna get lower mortgage rates and stuff. But if the bank finds out that you're not rent, like you're not able to rent out the house and you don't have tenants, apparently they can spike up your mortgage and cause people to get screwed over in that sense. But I'm not sure. I'm not that involved in the industry. People could be shy of buying homes due to high prices, short inventory. There's some talk about government sent there to buy homes. Plus there's a whole flood that there's a real estate crash. Yeah, I've been seeing a lot of flood about real estate crash lately. Everybody's saying it could be a repeat of 2008. I mean, obviously, some people also said that history doesn't always repeat itself, but sometimes it rhymes. So it doesn't necessarily have to have been the same way because there's definitely way better regulations than there was back in the day. But I think right now, also with a lot of companies, they said some of the issues, I was going in Dev into researching it and they said some of the issues is that there's so many online companies right now that are doing the mortgages, like Rocket Mortgage, UMC and whatever, and all these other miscellaneous companies that are focusing on the selling part of the mortgages now. They make commissions selling mortgages, right? Again, which is what kind of happened back in 08 or 05 where Wells Fargo and a bunch of other companies, these sales people were making killing selling mortgages. So they could manipulate the data to in a way where the computer system would approve the mortgage and banks would see it and they'd be like, oh, this record looks clean. So they're saying that's something that can happen again or in the process of it because people are making money selling mortgages again. Hey, what's up Russ? They lower rates so cheaper to buy houses so house price go up then provide incentives because how price so high just so, I don't know, are they gonna provide incentives? How much, what could the government do to provide incentives? Like don't people already get first time home buyer tax breaks and stuff already? All right, so we're gonna check out some charts. Got AAL, SPI, Tilray, apps, 25K incentives to buy a house. Dang, is that like federally? Or 25K to buy a house? Dang, that's crazy. I mean, for New York, that's like chump change. That's not enough to even pay the relative man, you know? But if that's gonna be federally for like, you know, across America, then I could see some value in that. I mean, probably go to like some random like small town and just buy like a, you know, buy like a house and just sit on it, you know, and call it the escape house. Hey, greetings, Borgen. Yeah, exactly Tom. Yeah, you're completely right, man. They're like, I don't know what they're thinking. They just wanna get people free money. Don't wanna be throwing the money out there. What are they doing with the reason to dip in crypto? Do you see this as a buy the dip for blockchain stocks like right? A whole off letting it consolidate a little bit more and wait for a bullish movement. That's a great question. Just for you, we'll probably check out crypto as well. So we'll check out that chart a little bit, see where the direction is looking like, see what the indicator is showing you. Yeah, I mean, yo, I heard like, even houses in Texas are going crazy right now. I was talking to my friend and she said that apparently like houses like selling like like back to back like over asking price. Like people are saying that apparently houses and what was it, Austin is selling over like 15 to 30% asking price. Like who is doing that? Like you see the retail price and you're like, yo, let me pay, let me pay 30% more over retail price. Cash. Oh, people from Cali are moving to Texas. Like I guess, right? I mean, I guess if they're selling their houses in Cali from like, you know, one mil plus, like houses in Cali's are probably like, you know, 1.3 mil, 1.5 mil easily. And then they go to Texas and these houses are like 300K for like a mansion. You know, and they're like, yo, I like this mansion. I'm gonna throw 500K at it just because I like it. Rogan told people about Austin. Now it's booming. Found that. We'd love to hear your opinion on the impact of those random new tax proposal as they're yelling here but I should satisfy the debt mindset. Ooh, that's a good one. That's a good follow up. All right, let me chart this up real quick and then we'll get to the crypto stuff. This is a pretty good support line here, resistance as well. I mean, this is a really good resistance line because we had support here. It bounced off support last year or 2019 actually. And then we kind of almost looked like we were breaking over it, but it ended up being a fake out. And as you can see, we tested again, got rejected off it. So we've got to find the next level for it to potentially bounce off. So if you're in American airline on the technical side, this is where I could see the next bounce off being around the $19 area, even 1890. That's a possibility for a bounce play there. If we opening continue to be doing good and market continues to be bullish obviously, right? If market continues to be bullish and economy is we opening it up, then airline revenues can only get better from here, right? Especially American airline, man. I love them. As a company to take the planes for, they have such good service and they give you snacks, man. Oh wait, no, that was Jack Blue. Jack Blue give you snacks. But American Airlines is pretty good too. So AAL, possible bounce near 18.8 area, target 24.5. So that's American airline for you guys. I hope that helps. Let's move to the next one a little bit. APPS, oh, APPS looks good. Then somebody asked about it the other day because it's already charted out. So somebody definitely had to ask about it. So we had this bounce like three times off this line here. We missed it by a tiny bit. The line is at 66.6. We hit 67.7, missed it by a dollar. It looks like it wanted to come back up. So like triple bottom bounce right there. The money flow coming in. It looks like it wanted to come back up. Target could be like $81. If we come back up, hit that trend line right here. Hit that top of the trend line. So we got that crossover here, pretty bullish. Looking like a reversal setup coming back up. But we will also need market to maintain the bullishness. So obviously if tomorrow the stock market goes like, yo, we wanted to drop under 410 for spy, what's gonna happen? This is gonna come back down and test this level again. Was it you that asked me about apps? Yesterday, Kip Waffle House, BKNG. Let's check it out. Let me catch up on the house. Agree, Texas house prices are nothing for CA, transplant. Texas has no income tax and can only up taxes. And all these stories about people bidding up the asking price here in Texas. And my wife told me last night, seriously think about talking to my relative. We only been here one and a half years, but without inventory, people were paying big bucks. I just moved to the country. Yo, I mean, if your house price accumulated 100% within a year, I don't think that's a bad sell. I mean, how? I would even like move to a condo or something for like a few years, you know? At that point. Yo, what's up, Jimmy? What's going on? Yeah, it's tricky. It's tricky to time it. I think if you wanted to time this properly, you have to be like a genius at the same time. You probably have to sell your house at the peak, rent out for a while, you know? And then after you rent out for a while, wait for a lumber price to come down, wait for a material price to come down, and then hunt for a house on the countryside when all of the demand has gone away. That's when people are willing to negotiate and sell you on the low instead of selling you at the high. But on top of that, that may sound good financially, but at the same time, it can also be a huge hassle to move your house, to move everything in, to move everything out, you know, the whole logistic of it, the whole like how you feel about it mentally, emotionally. That's money there too as well, right? So how much money is that worth to you at the same time? So that's something to consider as well. Yo, non-existent, man. Non-existent. Gym's been closed, completely shut down, so I haven't even been there. I did kick my bag a few times in the back yard, but not much. Yeah, it's tricky, man. It's tricky to time it. Okay, we can add Bob up to the list. Let's check out Tilray a little bit. So Tilray kind of broke this support here at the 18.5 area. It looks like we're heading, we head down to like this $15 range and kind of bounce a little bit here. So not super certain about this, not sure where the direction is going. Let me check the marijuana sector. So okay, so in the marijuana sector, I have seen this bounce already. We got that bounce on the top level over here. This time it broke. We didn't bounce there. We came back down, tested this area right here at $20 range. So that was one of the moving averages that it bounced off. So it looks like we're moving back up. We could hit like this 21.76 area. That's probably where you can take some profit off. So it looks like the marijuana sector, could reverse to the upside. We did get that doji, but I don't know if it's gonna be a fake out. It is good in the fact that we got that over here. We got the reversal signal over here after it hit the SMA, which is usually better because that's a good area to bounce off. It's kind of like bouncing off a wall. Whereas like over here, if you're trying to bounce off, you're just bouncing off empty air. MJ sector setting up reversal to the upside. Target is 21.70 first. After 21.70, we could potentially hit, could potentially hit this $23 area. So this is the sector in general. So obviously if the sector is gonna do good, most of the marijuana stock is gonna move up with it as well. So that is on Tilray. You guys wanted to talk about Riot, Crypto, BTC and so on. So let's check that out. Graham F finally move. That's what's up. Nice. Crypto is at the bottom of the range right now of where we're looking at. As you can see, like charted this out a while back. We're hitting that bottom of the range kind of at that double bottom around 52K here. I kind of said it yesterday, right? We want Crypto to be breaking above this green line. And they kept freaking rejecting this line, man. I'm kind of sad myself. Like I'm gonna kind of annoy a little bit because I wanted to see it move up too because I do have skin in the game. I do have like a decent size amount of Crypto in the game. And obviously I'm with you guys, man. I want to be making money, right? I don't want to see my money decline as well. I was pretty hopeful. I wanted to see us break above this moving average here and hit that $58,000 range. I want to see us hit that. But it didn't happen. We continued to get that rejection to the downside. So that's kind of bearish. Just like every time we're trying to move up, got smack. But as far as this Yellen 80% tax thing, let me go on Twitter. Where did I post that before? So this whole talk about it, it could be fun, but sometimes like talk about Yellen to propose a capital gains tax as high as 80% for Crypto trading. Obviously, yes, this could be fun. It sounds so ridiculous that it may not pass. It may not pass, but at the same time, we're trading these derivatives and like sometimes all you need is a catalyst, right? All you need is the right catalyst. All you need is to put enough pressure to force it to move in the direction that you want and what's gonna have and Algos is gonna drive it down because there's a lot of Algo trading now. There's a lot of like Algos in the market, trading crypto, trading stocks, all types of stuff. And because these Algos are trading, all they have to do is put the right amount of pressure the Algos would pick it up and the Algos can trade it down. And if they trade it down, it's gonna be ugly because we come all the way back down to like this 12K range because at the end of the day, how much was last year, right? So that's definitely something to be considerate about. At the same time, at the same time, I will give you the bullish case though. That is something to be very, very careful about to think about it. If you are in crypto, make sure you're de-risking if you're profitable, take some profit off, make sure you locked in your initial investment so that you're only risking the gains at this point. The other bullish case is you could say like the RSI is all-time low, we can see it move up. But sometimes RSI being all-time low also means that there's very, very little buying power in the market. But that's the bullish case, they could reset it and they can make it like move back up. So that's a possibility kind of like over here, right? They reset the RSI, move back up right here, move back up, right? And even over here, move back up. But on the buy-in side, it goes see like, look, it didn't move, it didn't move here. It just died some more, you know? And then try to move back up again, fake it out and die some more. So, but also don't get stuck in disbelief, you know? Let me find this market mania chart. This is something that like they used to share when we went into the crypto market back in the day. We share this to you guys. So, I mean, this works almost like anything, but they say this is kind of like how a lot of people see the market and stuff. So, there's smart money getting in over here in the beginning before it takes off, right? And then there's institutional investors getting in over here and starting at the top and then that's when media attention hits and it starts running. Once media attention hits, people are buying in, they're liking it, there's enthusiasm, you know, the public market is starting to come in and that's when there's a lot of greed, you know? Like people are making 800% with Dogecoin, right? So, 800% with that doggie coin and they're getting mad greedy, they're getting delusional and you know, then we're gonna head that top, you know? And they think we're gonna get even higher than this top. They're like, yo, endless amount of money is coming. And then when it comes back down a little bit, people is gonna be in denial, they're gonna be like, yo, it's a trap, it's a trap, yo, you know, it's only gonna go back up, it's only gonna get higher, right? So, some people could be in this stage and they won't even know it, you know? Cause when it has gone up so much, there's so much greed, you're already delusional, you know, of course you're gonna be in denial. That's when the bubble is gonna be. And then, you know, eventually it's gonna return to normal. You know, people are like, yeah, it's moving back up, it's gonna return to normal, it's gonna go up again, you know? But then once there's enough fud, there's gonna, enough fear, you know? It's gonna start selling off. People are gonna like sell it off like there's a fire in the house, everybody's gonna run out. So, you gotta watch, gotta take that into consideration. You know, don't get stuck in like delusional stages. Then again, I can't say we're sure which stage you're at. We're either at this area here, you know? Or we're at this area here. I don't know which one we're at. Do you guys know which one you're at? It's hard to, it's extremely hard to say, you know, where we're at. Extremely hard to say. So that's something interesting for you guys to take a look at, take that into consideration of where we're at in the market and stuff. But I'll tell you one thing for sure though, man. I started taking profit off like a few weeks ago. I've been taking profit like, like, you know, I've been taking profit for like the last month. I've probably taken out like one, the, I think I've taken out like 40 something K out of the crypto market already. So I'm pretty okay. Like right now I'm just leading a rye because I don't know when the rye is gonna end. But at the same time, I also been in from back in the day, I read in through the bear market and it was Harman and you know, holding through this whole situation. And when not, it's extremely hard. But I just wanted you to make you guys aware of it and make sure you guys aren't, you know, stuck in delusional stages and stuff like that. But yeah, this is definitely an interesting area. If we're gonna bounce, if we're gonna bounce, this is the area, this is the area, let's bounce. Let's bounce boys. Let's go. Oh snap. As I said that we lost 52,000. So in response to like the question early about investing in rye and investing in Merrill, this could be, you know, a buying opportunity here or this could be the beginning of the end. So definitely invest at your own risk and you know, only be willing to risk what you can lose because this is, we're at a point right now that we're either gonna bounce and you're gonna make a lot of money investing in rye blockchain because they mine crypto or it's at the end. And if we do end up breaking under 40,000, the stocks are short with the NVIDIA because I'm in the last time cryptocurrency crash NVIDIA got wrecked. This was NVIDIA over here in the 2018 to 2019 crypto crash. So that could be a possibility for NVIDIA as well if that happens. Oh wow, shoot that double top, that double bottom pattern really worked out. So that was crypto, Bitcoin, Riot. I hope that helps you guys man. Hey, what's up Supreme Wi-Fi? You wanna check out OZSC? We can take a look. We added that to the list. You guys don't wanna see 40, okay? You guys don't want to see 40. If you're bullish on crypto, trust me, you don't wanna see this level. If we go down to this level, it's gonna be hard to come back from. Like if we go down to this level, there's gonna be so much fear in the market. I don't know if you wanna buy the dip man. That's gonna be a lot of fear. It's gonna be a fight of like bears and bulls at that point. If there are more people that are fearful than not, then it's gonna cause a big drop. We also kind of broke that bullish pattern here as well. So let me pull that, let me. So we also had like a bullish uptrend pattern here that we kind of broke under, right? So that was the break of the bullishness. Yeah, like think how much people would be scared. The other thing that I don't like that's going on right now is there's a lot of scams. There's a lot of fake coins out there that people are getting in, like from Safe Moon, like, you know, Galaxy Moon, whatever moon, all these fake moon coins. Like, yeah, you could definitely make money in it. You know, I'm not saying don't risk money in those. If you think there's opportunity, definitely worth to risk some money because, you know, fortune rewards the bow, right? If you're bold enough to take the risk, fortune may reward you, but at the same time, you may not. Definitely not seeing 40s today, no way. If we see 40s today, we're gonna see 20s next day. You don't wanna see 40s. So somebody asked for the spy chart a little bit earlier. Who was it that asked the spy chart? What's your play on it? Yes, sir, that's exactly what I mean by those like scam coins, like money makers are taking advantage of those people to get into the scam coins. Actually, let me see if I can find this video. Let me see. Somebody sent me this message last night. Gotta see if I can find it. The sudden drop was due to the tax rate hike in the stock market. I mean, from Biden. Hundreds of people slide into my DMs every week looking for investing. Whoops, I posted it on the wrong screen. Let me post it on the screen. Sometimes the TikTok volume is a little bit loud, so let me know if this is too loud or if it's just right. Crypto promoters, these people offer to take these thousands of dollars to make videos on their crypto currencies. Some of which are even big name YouTubers. Their goal is to buy this cryptocurrency, have me and others make a video on it to push up its price, then sell it for a profit, leaving you holding the bag. I would never go along with this, because I'm not a scum man. But many creators do not buy it by the same ethical code. So if we see some of them promoting the cryptocurrency, we're probably gonna be paid to do so in our trying to rip you off. Want to see some shades yet? Hundreds of people slide into my DMs every week looking for investing advice. But lately it's been a lot of crypto promoters. So yeah, so that's been happening a lot. That's why I would be like, I would be careful on what you're investing in. But as far as spy, I said yesterday that on long-term chart, I thought we were kind of bearish because we saw that reversal setting up here. And then it looks like we were coming back down. But obviously we had a nice bounce yesterday. And yesterday, even the day before, so yesterday was Wednesday, I think Tuesday night, I said we might have see a bounce on the line here because the RSI was extremely low. We did get that meaning bounce. And then we have a huge sell volume toward the end of the day today. Because I guess the algorithms, they picked up the tax increase were, and they sold off. But at the same time, it was super sus. It kind of like went along with the prediction of the daily trend where I was expecting the trend line to reject and continue to move it down. So the trend line that I'm talking about is on this chart that I drew. So kind of at the top of the trend line, we thought it was gonna reject a little bit earlier. Didn't reject until here. And in addition to that, we were like 15 days green. So it was bound to come back a little bit. So either we're gonna come back down a little bit more here or we're just gonna end up chopping until the RSI bottoms out before we make another move up. So I'm not even sure if tomorrow's gonna see a big move. Maybe Monday, if we're gonna move up, maybe Monday will move up. But at the same time, as of right now, I'm not super bullish on it. But there are a bunch of bullish patterns today on other stocks, but I'm just not super crazy bullish on it because we're at this sus area. And every time we kind of hit this trend line, we had gotten the rejection over here, here, here, right? There's so many rejections on the trend line. And there's other times we hit the trend line in the past. So like looking back in history, almost like every time we hit the trend line in the past, we had rejected it, had a big drop. Even this one time over here, where we actually broke above the trend line, extremely bullish, we end up having a humongous drop afterwards. So that's something I'd be a little bit careful on, starting to take advantage of the information that's given to us and play properly. If you were gambling like 80% of your account before, cut back down to gambling only 20% of your account so that even if something unexpected happens and we do get a huge drop, you won't get hurt so bad. Hopefully everybody learned from these previous drops, like in October, September, I know a lot of people blew up their accounts then. Even February and March, a lot of people blew up their accounts. So just be mindful, even when the market is extremely bullish, start to, if you're making money, make sure you put some aside so you don't get hit as bad. Let's check out the other chart, DKNG. Oh, DKNG actually looks interesting. I see, I see what happened. As far as investing, I've been investing for like over 10 years. I got really lucky. I started when I was young and then I got addicted to it once I saw my portfolio grew like a lot over time because I had gotten super lucky, started investing in 2009. So obviously in that time market was all-time low, so it could only go up from there, right? And then once I saw how much money I had gained from that initial investment, I got addicted to it because I was like, I wanna keep making this money. But who wouldn't? But I've been trading on the technical side for the last few years, constantly trying to improve more and more because the market is always trying to humble us, man. Nah, we're not heading for these, we're good. So DKNG, this is one of the bullish trendline that we have over here that we've been bouncing off quite a few times and it's been holding pretty well. Then we came under it a few days ago. We lost that, we lost the trendline. You could technically say like even here when the background went red, you could kind of get bearish. We lost the trendline. We almost came back, but we ended up closing, what did we close that, 5930? Close to 5930. So we technically closed right above the trendline, but it's at an iffy area, above 59 continue to be bullish, under $59 bearish, or maybe even like 57-ish if you wanna have a little bit more of the leg room and stuff. But I'm kind of scared here because usually when it goes under the trendline and it tries to come back and it fails, it would most likely reject and then come back down even further. But we do have earnings coming up that could be an interesting catalyst for it to run, but the last two earnings wasn't too hot. The last two earnings, we didn't have a hot pre-run. You know, we didn't have a hot like pre-market run. So I wouldn't necessarily say this is a bullish setup here, at least not on the half-day chart. I don't think it's a bullish setup on the half-day chart. I didn't like the way it closed today. Yeah, and it was such a bullish open too. It opened at like 59 and just came down all day. We actually closed at 5717. So actually that's horror, but we closed down here. Why is Traderview telling me the current price right now is 5930? That's weird, because I just looked at my thinkorswim and it's saying that it closed at 5717. So that means we close under it. If we close under it, we're going down. What do you have shares or calls? I mean, hey, if you have shares, you like the company. It is a growth company. They're doing a lot of big things. Only thing you can do is buy the dip. Yeah, if you got shares, only thing you can do is buy the dip, hit it again, buy it again at $47 levels. If it gets there, I'm not saying it will get there. I'm not saying to short it there, but that's an opportunity to buy the dip. That's a good question, man. Whether we think the capital gains tax news is gonna have a bearish impact in the market overall. I mean, you can argue that, yeah, it will because a lot of the investors are rich, but at the same time, it's just tax, man, it's whatever. I'm personally not too crazy about it. They can raise the tax high, they can drop the tax low. It doesn't really matter to me at the end of the day because look, if they're gonna jack this capital gains up, tax up by like two, three percent. Yeah, sure, you pay a few thousand dollar more or whatever, but what are you gonna do about it, man? All you gotta do is make more money, right? That's my mindset on it, so I'm not extremely bearish on it. I wouldn't exit everything or I wouldn't stop trading or investing just because they raise the tax up. I would just focus on consistently locking up profits and keep making gains, right? Or if you always lose, you never had to pay no gains. Just kidding, but I'm not too crazy about it, but that's a good question. As far as the market, I think a lot of the market is trade by algos and computers and stuff. So if this drop was due to algos and computers, it's probably a short-term drop, just having it signal for the algorithm to drive the pattern to where it wants to go. So I think if we lose like 412, actually I think if we lose 411, we'll set the line in stone here. If we lose 411, I'm bearish. If we lose that support right there, market's gonna go down further. Ideal support I would love for the market to hit would be 406 or 397. That might sound too crazy to you guys there, but what about the last few times we hit those levels, right? So this is some possibility anytime, man. Glad I can help. Hey, what's up, trade doc? See Mary hit bottom today, looked like a touch on support. I mean, yeah, you know, you could at the same time, you could look at it and be like, hey, I think Mary hit the bottom, right? But at the other hand, is it really the Bitcoin bottom? So that's another thing to take a look at. We did look like we were gonna set up, move back to $40, I was hopeful for that too as well. Cause I actually do have a hundred mirror shares that like my cross average is way down, but I was hedging it for a while, but I didn't sell calls on it because I thought we were gonna move back up. We obviously didn't move up, crypto was crashing, Bitcoin is coming back down, Ethereum is coming back down as well, across the board. Next major support for Mary is around $26, $27 area. That's probably the next area look for opportunity. Yeah, you could hedge, you can get spy puts, but at the end of the day, it depends on what position you have, how much of your portfolio is at risk and things like that. I kept saying like the last few days or even like the last week or so, I kept saying I've been taking profit on the way up, I've been taking profit, like I was taking profit nonstop, I literally sold all my like Apple call positions, like last week, I just kept taking profit along the way because I was worried something might come. And sometimes the best position is not to be in puts or calls, the best position is to be in cash because sometimes the market maker just be playing games with you. They make one day, they make it look like it's going up, the next day, they make it look like it's going down and you could play puts and you could play calls and you can lose on both sides, right? But if you're in cash, you weren't making gains, but you weren't losing as well, 440 and then back to 406, I don't know, that's extremely bullish. I mean, I think if we hit 398, we can hit 440. Yeah, right? Totally. All right, let's check out Baba and then OZSC. I failure to trade back. I'm sorry to hear that, man. So Baba, we got that rejection over here. It's almost too easy, man. It's almost too easy playing out. Actually, it wasn't, it looked like it was a fake out. So Ali Baba kept rejecting this area right here at 243. This line was drawn from here. I don't even remember why I drawn this line. Oh, I drawn it from here all the way back here. So Ali Baba kept trying to break it, fail, epic fail here. Did it again, epic fail. And then this time, you know, I thought it was gonna come back down to 214 before I attempt that again. But long and behold, Tesla, I mean, Tesla, Ali Baba, you know, attempt to break it again and actually broke through a tiny bit, looked like a breakout. I'm sure a lot of people probably play it thinking it was a breakout, you know, but RSI was extremely high. It topped out and came back down and it looks like we got that rejection. We might be even, we might be coming down here to this area at 220s, or it might come back to the bottom here. But overall, I'm kind of bearish. I wouldn't take a long position unless it comes to the bottom, at least that's my thought process on it. They do have earnings coming up. They could have an earnings run at any point in time, you know, depending on what they say or things like that. But as a playing by technical strategies and stuff like that, I wouldn't touch it unless it hits one of the lines. I mean, that's how I would play if I was playing technical strategies. But if you want to play by gut feelings, that's another way to play as well, right? Let's see. So not too crazy about Baba. But I'm not too crazy about the China stocks in general. Man, they burn me good, so I don't really want to get into any of one of them. Anytime, Norgator, thanks for stopping by, man. We appreciate you. Have a good day, man. So let's see. What else is on the list? OZSC. Ooh, huge pump today. Dang, this company used to be like $1,800. They must have done splits at some point. What's this company about? Supreme Wi-Fi. So why did they move today? Oh, they announced some supplying of equipment for the first near net zero microgrid. Microgrid provides three key benefits, drawing the paradigm shift to the tribute generation, cost saving, carbon reduction, and resiliency. $3.7 million. It's an interesting company. I don't really know much about it. There were some huge orders for it today. It's like a super penny stock, and penny stocks, they move however they like. But there was pretty interesting news. They said they were going to get like $3.7 million. The company is operating at a loss of negative $13.6 million. So that's going to help their, you know, them increase a lot. Maybe it'll even save them and, you know, help the whole company turn around. But I don't know if that's old news or new or, you know, I don't know if that news has already like been around previously. So that's something you're going to have to kind of double check as well and look further into it. It's not some, like, I don't really touch penny stock much. So it's not something I'm super crazy about. But if you want to invest in it, maybe it's probably worth throwing like $100 or a few hundred dollars into it. See where it could go. This is a pretty interesting support level over here at $0.09. We do have some tops here at $0.19. So that's an area to take some profit off. For sure. And then try to take some profit. Could try to take some profit off $0.26 area and continue to take profit along the way if you get into it. So that's the support, resistance, another resistance. I'd probably take profit at the $0.20 area if I was in it. That'd be a good area. Oh, hey, what's up, SkySense? VIAC? Let me see. Let's check out VIAC. Sorry if I missed your comment earlier. Yo, VIAC actually looked good. Where did you get in at? So as you can see, I kind of draw the sloppy support line or resistance line from all the way here. That's where we got this line here at $43.87. You can see we kind of did hit the area perfectly as well. $43.87, I should have hit it perfectly. We hit like, we almost hit it. We hit like $42.56, which is kind of where the moving averages is. The moving average is at $42.51. And it looks like we're coming back down a little bit. We jacked in. Next level, I was looking at this stock too. I wanted to pick it up as well. But me personally, I probably would only pick it up if it comes back down to this 34 area for that big run up again. So that's where I would pick up VIACOM. But if you're in the profit, take some off. Take some off, man. Mark is uncertain. Hey, what's up, NPC? We did buy already and stuff. So if you want, I can send you the chart again. But otherwise, I would probably recommend you to check out. I'd probably recommend you to check the chat over again a little bit later. So we're going to this buy just like a little while ago. That's kind of the possibility supply we discussed a little bit. I think same thing with plug, that we have plug already charted out. So it's hitting that resistance perfectly over here at $28.90. Could come back down to $22 again. If it's a fake out, that's what would happen. So I think somebody asked about it yesterday. And I was like, yo, that's a pretty good area to take profit here. $28.90. So based on what happened today, that did look like a decent area. But we won't know until tomorrow. Hey, what's up, RB Nicko? QS? I got you, homie. Why am I pointing that here? I don't want to point that. So I think the other day, we did see that move, bullish move on QS. It did start moving up with the market, with Tesla in general. I think overall, the QS move is going to depend on the market as well. QS is going to move on how well spy moves. Because obviously, if spy starts crashing, what's going to happen to QS, right? It's going to start crashing as well. So I think we do have a possibility to come back to $38. That's probably an area that starts to take some profit off, maybe even like 43 areas to take some profit off. But it is looking a little weak on the half day chart and the one day chart and the daily chart. It does look bullish though. It looks like I had more rooms to go. Got to buy low, sell high. LCRX, let's take a look. LRCX. Oh yeah, I think LRCX had a really good earnings yesterday, right? It was extremely bullish, but it couldn't get the move up because of the market. So we're kind of testing support again. If we lose that $6.13 level, what did it close at? This is such a big stock, man. It's kind of hard to play this. I'd be scared to play this, man. The premium must be crazy on it. So this is going to be an interesting level here. I think if we open under $6.13 tomorrow, it could go down further. Yeah, I know, man. What do you have with your position on it? Do you have shares or do you have calls? Damn, if you have shares, you're a baller. Well, let me check out the AT&T earnings this morning. Oh, yeah, calls expire tomorrow. Yo, you were probably up a lot, bro. Why didn't you sell? I hope those are runners, right? Just left over money. You might have hoped the market dropped so much today. It can only go up from there, right? Communication revenue rose 5.2%. You over here, WarnerMedia revenue rose 9.8% from higher subscriptions, advertising, and content revenue. Ooh, Latin America revenue decline. Damn. Oh, you bought them right before close. Yo, good luck, man. If it pops tomorrow, make sure you take that profit, bro. It is not a good support to buy. You'd buy it at a really good area because if it feels an area to gamble, that 613 area is a perfect area to gamble. So yeah, if you're looking to exit tomorrow, I think 617 is going to be a good resistance. And then 621 or 623 are next resistance. But if it hits 621, I probably exit there. I think that's a really good area to exit already. Even the premium should move up if we open near that area. All right, so thanks for stopping by, man. Appreciate you for hanging out. We'll see you tomorrow. I'm probably going to end it here in a tiny bit, too. Just going to check out the AT&T report. AT&T says we continue to excel and grow in customer relationships in our market. Focused area of mobility, fiber, and HBO Max. They're saying HBO Max continues to deliver strong subscriber and revenue growth in advance of our international and AVOD launch for June. Ooh. Yo, what if this is like, what if this becomes the next like Disney 2.7 million subs for HBO Max? No, that's how much they added. Revenue is only up 9.8%. But this is the beginning, though. This is only the beginning. I think they just did a promotion, too. So I was looking into like AT&T, HBO Max. They started doing a promotion. AT&T started talking to my cousin. And he worked for AT&T. And he said AT&T has like a live streaming TV service now. So kind of like Direct TV, but like an Android Box version, apparently. And their Android Box version is quite expensive. But it also offers like HBO Max included for one year. So what's going to happen with that is going to like, it's kind of a boomer thing for people to get like this still. But some people like that. A lot of people like that. It's included HBO Max in it. So that's going to increase a lot of subscriber count. And it's going to pay money to that HBO Max revenue. And you can potentially see a huge increase. And if that happens, like this is for long term, though. We're not talking about it's going to happen tomorrow like that. But if this happens like long term, it could pull to Disney. Like when Disney started spiking like, you know, over here, right? This is from Disney Plus. This is all from Disney Plus games because the parks is making no revenue whatsoever. This is all from Disney Plus. So if AT&T can increase their subscriber growth and continue to grow that section of their business, we can see a move like that easily, easily, man. So Waffle House, yo, Kip, I don't know if you invested in AT&T, but definitely interesting investment on the dips, obviously. If it does come back down to like 28, buy the dips. Those are good questions, LPC. Luke, NPC. Headed to the Waffle House. So you got 140 calls for PDD. I think PDD can hit 139. On the path it's going. It looks like you can hit that 139 rejection. We did get a double bottom. But obviously, like I said to all the other tickers, we're going to depend on the market. If we get a nice bounce in the market, that's going to be your sell area. Take profit there. Of course, it could break eye higher, and you can look back and be like, damn, why did I listen to 007 and take profit at 139 when I could have took profit at 156? But, you know, if you have a plan, stick to it. If you don't have a plan, make a plan, you know? So this way you don't sit there and look back because when you sit there and look back, it's always going to end poorly for you. Oh, CPNG, they should have a huge spike. Because I remember there was good news about them. Damn, where did I see that? Yeah, it's a good area, 42-ish. Yes, sir, yes, sir. But yeah, guys, I'm out, man. Have a good night. It was good talking to you guys, taking a look at the interesting tickers that you guys throw at me. Definitely be back tomorrow. I don't think we have much earnings, but we'll be back tomorrow. We'll check out American Express, Honeywell, Kimberly Clarks, AZZ, some of the earnings before market opens, but we'll check them out after hours as well. See how that works, see how everything played out. But have a good night, guys. Take care, man. That's a common thing, man. It's not URB, NICO. Everybody does that. All right, man, peace out, guys.