 Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of The Access a Trader.com. We wrap up show, hope everybody is doing well. Happy Monday, right? Happy Monday everybody. So the market kind of played out like we talked about last night on the weekend video, right? Airlines, cruise ships week, right? Again, big, big numbers starting to pile up on the crown. I think it was like 30 or 40 major league baseball players. I think in the last week or so, God is something like that, whatever the case may be. But again, the theme is kind of playing out. We're getting really big, you know, second wave where you could call it continuation of the first wave. I believe the governor of Texas came out and says he's actually concerned, obviously concerned with the rise. Again, I think, you know, it's something going into the future. We have to kind of realize that it's either here to stay, accept it as part of everyday life. Eventually just kind of almost think to the point that eventually everybody will get it and kind of move on or, you know, take precautionary measures. Again, that goes to an individual case by case basis. Again, for me, I'd rather stay out of harm's way. But again, obviously everybody has a different opinion and I respect everybody's opinion. So I think this is something that just kind of part of everyday life. But those headlines definitely had an effect on what we saw. So we started talking about in the nightly video last night. We talked about cruise ships week, cruise ships week, cruise ships CCL and CLH, RCL, right all week. We saw airlines talked about the airlines going to be weak. Actually Dallas actually held up pretty well, but that was the theme. And the upside of that theme was obviously what we talked about the names that were going to benefit for apparently any type of further closings. Obviously ZM, which is an absolute monster, TDOC, Chewy, Chewy and Netflix. And we know we talked about these names over the weekend update. And again, it's all about calculating a game plan and just kind of waiting for that game plan to play out. Because again, in this type of market, again, it's much easier to kind of gauge a small universe around you and kind of set up a game plan based on a group or theory, whatever the case may be. And just kind of let for everything to play out technically, then kind of chase the quote unquote hot stock of the day. Again, you might make money on the hot stock of the day, whether it's long, short or indifferent. But again, when you do minimize your global trading universe, number one, it's much easier to pay attention to those names because again, they're right in front of you. You're probably going to know their tendencies, how they trade their spread, their liquidity, their tendencies, their average to range, so forth and so on. And most important part is you're going to know if there is a danger pocket, whether the stock stalls out. So for example, I can't possibly tell you what the tendencies are for a CCL or an RCL or a Norwegian cruise line. But again, I know Tesla, I know Netflix, I know Amazon. And again, the more you get familiar with your focal list, whatever the focal list is, it could be beta names, it could be biotechs in general, it could be semiconductors in general, whatever the case may be. The more that you are exposed to them on a day-to-day basis, the easier it becomes to kind of embrace their tendencies on a day-to-day basis, whether they're weak, they're strong or indifferent. So that made it a lot easier. The most amazing part about today was I had the greatest game plan in the world, some pretty good moves, and I almost messed up my day. I literally almost messed up my day because I was trading a stock at the same time one of the other beta names triggered and really, really went nuts. And at one point, I started the day off really, really well, Netflix was doing very well. But at the same time, I kind of lost my focus a little bit, started trading, for example, space, which I made some money on, but very, very small. I missed the Roku move, and then in a weird way, I was trying to play catch-up of all things on a stock like Tesla. And at the end of the morning, I looked and I go, wow, there was just so much value, we'll get to the individual piz in a second. And I found myself like an hour into the open, basically flat on the day because not only did I get messed up and I couldn't read Tesla the right way, I thought I saw volume and I didn't and blah, blah, blah, blah. So not only they got me once, they got me twice. And so I gave back my space, my SPCE bounce play. I gave back that whole move on Netflix and then I had to kind of just sit there and wait. And I was fortunate enough to get Roku on a pretty good bounce off the 60 minute supply and support and ironically of all things. And we've been talking about this now for a couple of weeks. Like I started trading, you know, I don't just trade small caps for the sake of trading small caps. I trade small caps off of option flows. So we saw some, I think it was July or August, $2 calls this morning. So I bought some at 181 and then I literally came back at four o'clock. And the next thing I know, I see all this volume that came out of PR. So I wanted to making some sales at 90, 91 cents. So, you know, the day turned out fine. But I think I meant, I mean, me personally, I messed up a premium day. Just kind of I lost track of Roku, for example, that was the one that I missed as I was trading SPCE. So again, usually I turn around and say, you know, may your worst day be a profitable one. Certain profitable days not as good as others. And today I think I think I really dropped the ball on a pretty damn good move on some pretty aggressive on some pretty aggressive names. So again, it's at the end of the world today and though keeps, you know, keep the ship moving forward. But I think I did drop the ball. I know a lot of you guys did well, but I messed up with Tesla twice. Not only once, but twice and gave back my morning very, very quickly. The only good part about giving back your morning very, very quickly. You have a whole day ahead. And again, like I always say, I'd rather give up my morning than give up my afternoon and afternoon. I basically don't even trade because again, the average range starts shrinking. So again, macro wise, again, we got part one right, right? I got part one right. I read it correctly. The shippers, the whole, you know, the shippers, the airlines, they were weak. Got that part right. The stay-at-home plays, right? Got that part right. What I didn't get right is the continuation of softness in the market. The market is just completely just absolutely insane. Just every single day. It's the same thing every day. NASDAQ composite up another 100 today. And the names that we saw weaker, you know, pretty much every single day last week into the afternoon session, we saw really come alive today. The Amazons of the world, the Googles of the world, Apple did very well, and the Vidya did very well. Obviously, we'll talk about Netflix, big breakout on Netflix and Microsoft. Facebook, I like for tomorrow. A lot of good call buying going on. But again, what's going to stop this market? It really is amazing. It sounds like a broken record. But now, again, we're literally a day away from taking out Friday's high. This 247 level on the Q's are going to be an important level. And obviously, the 52-week highs of 247.80. So again, it's a pretty rhetorical question these days. But again, what does this market have to do to go down? And until we actually get that confirmation, not just opinions, like somebody told me, it's like somebody told me on Friday, ZM's going at 220 while ZM's at 250. ZM's at 250, you know, 255. So again, forget about your opinions. Again, it's a rhetorical question, but the question is actually very, very valid until the buyers really start forming an incredible strike. Buyer strike against this market, you know, there's just going to be a rotation every single day. So going into tomorrow, again, I'm always cautiously optimistic going into the next trading day. Again, I'm not naive. I do believe there will be a pull. As General Maximus said in Gladiator, I will have, you know, somebody will turn around and say, I'll have my revenge in this lifetime of the next. If there's any bears left to even make that statement. But again, at the end of the day, incredible bullish market action. So let's talk about the pivots for today. You know, look, again, Boeing was definitely part of, you know, definitely part of the whole airline thing. And I turned around and said, look, 183, if it builds below, could see 78, 79. Here is like, you know, here is the Boeing, here is the Boeing pivot. You know, here is the 183. We talked about pre-market. And, you know, it only went down to $1, right? It only went down to $1, considering how the rest of these companies were getting hit, especially RCL will show you that in a second. It was very, very amazing that Boeing actually held up very, very well. And it actually woke up later in the day. But again, if you did take Boeing again, it was only $1 there in the trade. TDOC 20950 210 needs to build again, sticking with the stay-at-home theme. Obviously never got there. Traded to 20935 pre-market. Netflix was the big one, you know, 459, 52-week high needs to build. And Netflix exploded. Again, not only is it a benefactor of the whole stay-at-home potential movement, again, this is a beta name. It's, you know, it's one of these darlings on Wall Street. People just love the stock. Again, we saw you talk about it all last week. The 460s, 470s, 475s, coal buying going into this week. And it looks like all of them are about to get paid for tomorrow. Closed right at the high at almost 469, big, big move on Netflix. MRNA never got there. Zoom, what are you going to say about Zoom? Zoom has been just a monster. 248 now needs to build. 260s potentially. So here was Zoom again, again, sticking with the whole theme. So here was the 248, which is the pre-market high. It broke 248. And the first move was $7. So really, really big move on Zoom. I know a lot of you guys caught that really well. I was in Netflix, unfortunately, when Zoom triggered. So miss that trade. You know, DAL, DAL, if it builds below 25, excuse me, if it builds below 28, it can flush. Here was DAL, right? Here was DAL. Here was the 28. Here was the 28 earlier, which didn't get even close to there. CCL, you know, CCL had a nice little push down 1730 pre-market. If it builds below, it can flush more. CCL actually did have a nice little move. So here was the 1730. And CCL went down to like 1650s before recovering a little bit. Our CL got smacked. It opened up at 5350. I said, hey, if it gets below 53, it can flush. Again, congratulations to all you guys who caught RCL. So here is RCL. There was the 53 right over here. And it got smacked. It went all the way down to 50 on RCL. Amazon, again, we started seeing really, really again, the one thing about Amazon, guys, I'll give you guys kind of free advice, just not even advice, just observation. Any single time you see Amazon with really aggressive call buying, okay? It doesn't even need to be deep out of the money. As long as you're seeing, you know, a million dollar, $500,000, $800,000 in the money, out of the money bets, especially short-term expiration, usually good things are going to happen. Today we saw a really good aggressive buying for the July, you know, for the July for the July weeklies. Excuse me, for the June weeklies, for July and August calls, Amazon 2698, 2700 needs to build, and Amazon exploded into the close. And again, this is the whole point of just watching order flow, just watching option order flow. Here's the 2700, and it closed right at the highs, almost 218. I think tomorrow it probably either gaps up above this 2720s level, 52 week highs, or kind of runs at some point tomorrow morning. So really good job. Congratulations, you guys. It's still holding Amazon, IWM never made it. And again, this is where I messed up. This is where instead of me buying Roku at 131, I was doing a dip buy on space, which I basically made like $0.09. Right? $0.09 instead of look at the 131 needs to build on Roku. Right? 131 needs to build on Roku. So it took out the 131 and went all the way up to here, excuse me, and went all the way up to 135, just absolutely exploded. Here's the 131, and it went to 135. So again, why make $4 when you can make $0.09? Anyway, so yeah, that's kind of how my morning kind of shaped out. And again, I caught Roku on a decent bounce play off the 16-minute support. I caught that VSTM, got a little lucky on it, but whatever, caught that VSTM. So again, am I happy about today? You know, I'm content, right? I think that's the best way of saying I'm content. But again, I think I did drop the ball on a lot of things, just kind of, just kind of losing a little bit of attention on the core names that I did trade. This is towards the middle morning, 86, 50, 87. Bowling trading 89 right now after the close. There was some 200 call buying coming in this morning. You know, again, this is where I got caught twice, right? 106, only went up a dollar and stalled out. I sold it. Then I bought it back at 108, stalled out, sold it. So I wound up losing like, you know, almost foreign change before, about foreign change on Tesla, which basically kind of negated my Netflix trade. So it is what it is. CCL or CL. Facebook, I still like. Great move there. Might see highs later on Netflix. Good move there. And yeah, nice close, both on Amazon and nice close on Netflix. So tomorrow, again, obviously, I'd like to watch Amazon tomorrow on any dips. Obviously that 2720s will be watching. Obviously Netflix into some dips. Kind of, you know, net, excuse me, net dips into that 60 minute support. Red to green, obviously, on the table as well. Watching Facebook as well. You know, names like, you know, names like Alibaba. They just can't get out of their own way. Shop, I think it's a little extended. Bowling looks interesting tomorrow. I do want to keep an eye on bowling those $200 mid-morning call buying. Definitely got my attention. I definitely want to keep an eye on it for tomorrow as well. So guys, have a great night, everybody. Good job for all you guys who actually traded the stocks that we were supposed to trade instead of the nonsense. Anyway, guys, have a great night, everybody. God's help. I'll see you all tomorrow. Take care. Congratulations for putting in the time to take control of your trading. You're one step closer to owning your future and achieving the success you desire. Want daily trade ideas directly from Dan? Straight off his personal watch list? Unlock our free PS60 vault where you'll get nightly updates on pivot opportunities we're watching for the next day's session. Click the link in the description to get started today.