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You got to get your stuff done because it's just crazy out there. But this is a great time of the year. This is what life is all about, spending as much time with family, friends, loved ones and really, you know, taking a step back and reflecting. Okay, not only on your personal life but also on your professional life. And I know I think a lot of traders, especially in the last two, three years, all they know is this really aggressive rabid bull market. Okay, and a lot of new traders started out in this rabid bull market and really never found their footing. Okay, just whatever reason it was, whether they started out trading stocks or they weren't supposed to start taking out or where they were victims of alert service, whatever case may be. I don't want to go into it. Everybody has their own different way. But I think when the market finally turned, then all you guys have been following me for, you know, for quite a while now, especially, you know, all these different social media platforms, whether it's Twitter or the YouTube or YouTube where this broadcast is going, you know where the market has been, what we've been talking about for the last two and a half months and why was two and a half months kind of significant and, you know, really put into the forefront of a spotlight of a whole year because this is where I believe the greatest amount of actual life trading, real life experience has been brought to unexpectedly to a lot of traders. And when I say this to a lot of traders, I don't say to a lot of new traders, to a lot of traders in general. And when you have a linear market, right, a linear take that we've seen for about two and a half years, pretty much straight up, again, you can make the case is Trump has anything to do with it. It doesn't make a difference. The scoreboard is the scoreboard. But in the last two months, two and a half months, we've seen what technical analysis, and this is where we really champion technical analysis for a long time. This is where technical analysis has really shown all traders, okay, how important it is to really get your ducks in a row, especially we're getting into the new year and every single new trader is saying to themselves, new year, new me. I mean, that's the headline, but I mean, that's the slogan I see. New me, new year, new me, new year, new year, new me, right? But if you're doing the same things over and over again, you're going to get the same results. You're going to get the new year, but you get the same old you. But this week, I would say was probably the most, and again, this is not me saying it lightly. It's going to be almost 20 years next May for me, okay? I started trading when I was 25, I'm 44 right now. And I said this in a live webinar throughout the week that I don't think I've seen more crazier lack of market structure, especially in the beginning of this week, probably in a decade, okay? Not in a month, not in a week, probably in a decade. And if you guys have been following this broadcast that we put out on the weekends, that everybody knows, we've been bearish, not bearish, but sell, I don't like to use the word bearish. We were sell side, sell bias, ever since the double top and keep on going and lower and going and lower. We identified the potential tradeable, I don't want to call bottoms, but tradeable bounces into supply, tradeable bounces into supply and so forth and so on. But what made this week and what really made this week incredibly challenging. And this is where we talk about the difference between a sell bias or sell bias without structure. This is what we saw. And I say this again, this was the most aggressive week and not in a good way, most aggressive week that I could remember in the last decade, okay? Just really just take a step back and think about that. And when we talk about what has changed, right? What has changed? Why has the market behaved, especially in the first two, three days of last week, why did it behave differently? Okay, what made it completely different than the first two months or so? Like what, what changed? And if you notice everything, every update that we've been giving for the last two months or so has been pretty orderly. Well, we're in a bear market. Oh my God, don't say it's a bear market. Well, we're in a bear market. Don't say it's a bear market. Okay, call it pause, call it correction, call what you want again. As I said in the last several videos, you can put lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig, but something's changed. Okay, something changed. And Monday, I can honestly say I had no control of the tape. I mean, I really had no control. So why is market structure so important? First of all, what is market structure? Okay, number one, people only use the word market structure in the bull market because well, you just have market participants. So what's the market structure? Okay, you have buyers, okay, or aggressive buyers. You have aggressive sellers, right? Buyers and sellers, that's what makes up a market. That makes up the highest bid and the lowest offer, right? That's the market. Okay, that's fair value. Nobody says a stock is cheap. It could get cheaper. Nobody says a stock is expensive. It could get more pricey. But the highest bid and the lowest offer, the last print of the day is fair value. That's what people are willing to pay for the market. Okay, so you need buyers and sellers. Okay, buyers and sellers create liquidity. Okay, liquidity is a trader's. Okay, it might not be an investor. Not maybe for an investor going five, 10 years down the line, but for an investor, you need liquidity. Okay, you need liquidity because again, everybody trades on different timeframes. Everybody has different intervals that they trade off of. Again, I trade off 60-minute channels. I try to get the biggest view possible, the wider view possible to kind of omit as much noise as possible. So when you have market participants and you have liquidity, that's called market structure. Okay, so if a stock breaks out at 20, right, usually does go to 21 eventually. Okay, there's enough buyers and there's enough buying and selling over the breakout level. That's called building, right? It's called building a new floor and now you're just taking step, step, step higher and stocks go higher. When you have a market that is bear-sided or a sell-biased, okay? Majority of traders were designed mentally and again, really talked about and really stated over and over again that cash is a position. So if you have enough people thinking that cash is a position, what's going to happen? You can have less market participants, okay? You're going to have much less liquidity, okay? And by the way, buy the dip is a bull market term, okay? Nobody buys the dip in a bear market. Nobody buys the dip in a sell-buy. So how do you know? Because well, you got now Tesla trading at a dollar spread. You have Amazon some days trading at a $2 spread. You have stocks that I usually trade with a 30-cent spread, 20-cent spread, or having $1, $1.50 spread. So you're omitting many market participants because they're all sitting on their hands because cash is a position. And what I saw Monday was completely the opposite of what we saw in the first two, two and a half months that we saw the market start breaking down. We knew the market was going down. It was linear. It was pretty controllable. Monday, it was none of that. And when I tell you, I had just the most frustrating day. And I think that's the key word. Somebody said in the live webinar, we've been doing access to trader about nine years now. And I think Monday was the first day, okay? And I've had losses before and has nothing to do with that. But Monday was one of the most frustrating days for me because I wasn't in control. And if you're a trader and I don't care how many years you've been trading, the most important thing is to be in control. You need to control your risk. You need to control your areas that you know if you're wrong, you got to get out. And what I saw Monday, I haven't seen in about 10 years. And what happened 10 years ago? 10 years ago was the mortgage crisis, right? You had people surviving, trying to survive. You had banks trying to not to go to zero. You had the company, you had the whole global economy not trying to collapse. So you could understand why 10 years ago, right? Or just pick any literally random day from 10 years ago. You could have lack of market structure. But what I saw on Monday was absolutely terrifying. And I started the day, Tesla broke down and it went down quickly, about a little less than a dollar, but very quickly. And it started building there. I said, all right, everything's all good. Here was the problem, okay? The spread was ridiculous, ridiculously wide. It wasn't as thin as possible you can imagine, okay? And in this market anyway, I've been trading quarter to half sizes. So it's not like I'm sitting there full size anyway, but it doesn't make a difference. But the point of conversation doesn't make a difference. And what I saw was probably the most terrifying thing you can see, one buyer comes in because again, lack of structure, no bids, no offers. One buyer comes in and they literally spread me out a dollar at a time, right? A dollar at a time. And literally in about, I would say about a minute, I lost about three and a half dollars in the trade, okay? Now, it's not the point of losing three and a half dollars on the first trade of the day. It was the point of, oh my God, what the hell just happened? Was that even real, okay? So I couldn't get out. So just to give you an idea, I just couldn't get out. So by the time my second trade of the same day happened, I was like, all right, it's a little bit thinner. Let me be a little more prudent. Let me see if I can just make it back. Again, I don't prevent trade. If I have a bad day, if I have a bad trade, whatever. It is what it is. I always look at it as a business. It's always a long term. And you're not trying to, everybody wants to be green in a day, but you don't have to. That's the key. I think every professional trader's been doing this for a very, very long time. They understand that. Yeah, it's cool. You know, it's great to be green on the day, but again, do you really need to be green on the day today? Again, you can make it back today and tomorrow and the next day, whatever the case may be. So it wasn't the point for me. I need to get green. I need to get green. It was the point for me. Well, let me see where our next value is. So I think I shorted Netflix. I believe I shorted Netflix. And it did exactly the same thing. It started going down a dollar. And usually what I do, you know, I get a little smarter, at least not dumber throughout the day. I said, let me just put in a break even as my stop. Worst case scenario, I get stopped out. Before I even click the mouse, the stock was already a dollar and a half against me. So this is going basically 75, 80, 90 cents, but it was in my favor. And I literally was just about to type, you know, literally click in the order and the stock is already a dollar and a half against me. So you could see how incredibly scary it was. So normally for Netflix to get a two and a half dollar move either some crazy headlines are going to come out or well, some crazy headlines come out. You're not going to have a two and a half dollar move within 15 seconds. It's just not going to happen. But that's what was going on. So I lost more money, right? I lost more money on Netflix. And I forgot what else I traded on Monday, but I had also like a dollar profit and I won the breaking evil. So at least the third trade on Monday I turned around and said, well, at least, you know, let me use a break even as my stop. But it was I've I've never seen a day like this in about a decade and it was so scary because again, the market structure was completely gone. Number two, I wasn't in control and number three. Well, it's one of those days that you could turn into a loss into a really a big kind of a big deal. If you don't have the mental make up for it and try to make it back, make it back on a day that you are literally holding a two, nine offsuit playing against aces and that's what the market had. That's exactly what the market had on Monday was aces. And I was sitting there with a two, nine offsuit keep on betting the pot, betting the pot. So eventually on Monday I just stopped trading. I was like, listen, this is just and it kind of happened the rest of the day. You can see, you know, I didn't put on any more trades throughout the day. I could see just happening over and over again. So by Tuesday, when Tuesday ran, it came along. It was kind of the same thing. But by then I was trading a lot more tighter. So I put on three positions. I made money in two of them and I think I broke even. I made a little bit of money in the third one. But then I started getting smarter and smarter that maybe just something is wrong. Like something is really, really wrong. And the most ironic part of the week for me at least was if you look at the final scoreboard, right? If you look at what the Dow did, the S&P and the Qs, they were only down like, I think one or 2% each. I think the Nasdaq was even down less than 1%, right? But it felt like we were down, not just even down. It felt like we went through like 25, 30% worth of ranges in individual days. Matter of fact, when Wednesday rolled along, and this is where I finally, it's finally, you know, it hit me in my head because I'm like, you know, dumber than a bag of rocks. Hey man, just scout whatever it is. 50 cents, a dollar, 75 cents. You're not going to be able to scale out. You can't, the market structure is not there. You've got a hundred share of lots with a dollar spread. How are you going to get out of your trade in thirds? So by Wednesday, it really dawned on me, you know what? This is not a time to, you know, try to make money. This is a time to, you know, go into survival mode, right? Break-even is your best trade, like your absolute best trade. And just keep on taking money off, you know, keep on taking money off, 50 cents, 70 cents, a dollar. Whatever it is, just keep on taking money off. And that was kind of the, you know, that was kind of the, the setting, the tone for the rest of the week. And on Wednesday, if you guys remember, this was, I mean, one of the craziest days I can remember, we had the Dow going from up 350 to down 200 to up 150 to close down 50, okay? Only to open up the next day. Crazy, absolutely crazy. But at that point, my, by Wednesday, I got smarter and I just said, you know what? I'm just going to scalp Thursday and Friday. I made some money back on Thursday and Friday, but I tell you, this was absolutely the most bananas week. So if you're a new trader and you started out in the first two years, right, in the last two years and you're just getting your feet wet, right? You're just getting your beak wet. You know, you're still going through the fine point of trying just to understand the nuances, what the market's all about. You can't possibly feel discouraged because again, I saw many of traders, okay? Many of traders never make it in a bull market. So when you have, when you're facing a market like this and I'm telling you, okay, and again, you, again, I'm not trading 20 weeks. I'm trading nearly 20 years. And I'm telling you, this is the most aggressive market. I've at least the first couple of days that I've seen in the last decade, it should really be like horn should be going out, right? And there's something that I say all the time that is people say this a lot of time on social media. You got to sit on your hands, which I think is a cop out for lack of pro process. Okay. It just basically says to me, at least personally that, hey, I don't have a process to make money on the other side, but there's a difference between sitting on your hands and sitting and sitting aside. Okay. And here's a perfect example. When you have a market structure that is breaking down before your eyes, that's a great way to get killed. Not even lose money, but killed. Those type of markets, you kind of want to sit aside, at least for the day, right? At least for the day, sit aside and see what happens. And that's not having lack of process. That's being an adult, right? That's being an adult. That's taking responsibility. It's a mature move. Okay. So for example, Andrew, again, I don't want to embarrass him in the room, but Andrew set out the, you know, the session of Monday and Tuesday and Wednesday. He set out three days and he's a very aggressive trader. And by Thursday, he was shorting Amazon into levels. We'll talk about it in a second. And then Friday, I think he called like 40 points on Amazon from that, from that breakdown. So sitting on hands, I think is a crutch, you know, sitting sometimes to the side. I think it's a very mature thing to do. It all depends on market conditions. But what we saw was an absolute incredible, incredible market this week. Not in a good way, but an absolute incredible market this week. I personally think if you're a newer trader, okay, and you struggled with the bull market, you have no place in, you know, in an environment like this. You should even just don't even think about allocating capital. There are no breakouts. Okay. I'm telling you this right now. Anybody who's talking about breakouts on social media, I don't know what market you're looking at. I really don't. Okay. Stocks go up for 45 seconds and they crash for three and a half hours. Okay. There's no such thing as a breakout. Okay. There are no daily charts. Everything has technical damage. So if you are, if you trade based on daily charts, okay, there's no reason for you to allocate money. I'm telling you, this is the days long, especially if you're a new trader. Okay. I think the only way to survive right now is either sitting on the sidelines in given days. I'm not saying for the whole week in given days. Okay. Or you got to trade channels. Okay. You got to trade channels. You got to trade them with smaller size. Use max pain and keep on taking cash flow. I mean, really, really keep on taking cash flow. And a lot of times what we saw, especially like Thursday and Friday, I would get moves on like Tesla. It would, I would have to fight for a dollar in Tesla. As much as the volatility we saw, I had to fight for a dollar. Okay. And I had like two, three consecutive trades on Tesla. It would go up like 60, 70, 80 a dollar and then come right back in. Go up to 50, 60, 70 cents a dollar, come right back in. And again, if I didn't use, if I didn't take any money off, and I know it sounds crazy sometimes taking 50 cents a dollar on Tesla. But if that's what the market's giving you, how do you not take it? Right. How do you not take it? And I said this in, I said this all the time in the live webinar, may your worst trade, right? May your absolute worst trade be a profitable one. So if you make literally 10 bucks on the trades, 10 bucks more than you had. Okay. So, and the most ironic part is if you didn't use break even on the balance of your trade, okay, these stocks are going down, they weren't going to have 50 cents. They were going to have three, four, five dollars. So you, you have to be, you know, you have to be really in tune with the market is giving you. Again, every single week, the market gives you a new personality. It sets a different tone. But again, the game plan is still the same. You have to lead with your shield. You can't lead with your chin, and that's the only way to survive. So going into this week, I'm in literally scalp mode. Okay. Whatever I started doing on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, I'm in scalp mode. Okay. I think if you're an options player, and I think a lot of people in a live webinar do trade, these pivots based on options, you do have a little bit of an advantage. Actually, a lot of advantages. If you're giving yourself enough time in the trade, okay, not the weekly stuff. I'm talking about if you're giving yourself enough time in the trade, okay, and you're, you're making a bet where the measured potential move will be. Okay. I think you have a much better advantage. So we were talking about, for example, on Friday, Amazon. And by the way, the one thing that I did get kind of encouraged by, kind of by Thursday, was a little bit of the market structure coming back. Okay. I made back money on Thursday. I made back some more money on, on Friday. But what I liked, what I at least saw was structure. Okay. When the pivot pivoted, okay. It either did what it had to do. But again, doesn't make a difference how big the move was. At least it made the move. And at least you can protect your balance by using breakeven. So we did see that. And the one thing that we always talk about in the live webinar as being a trader is you have to adapt. Okay. You have to adapt. So what do we started doing on Friday was we started talking about making sales into supply, literally short selling into supply. Now again, it's nothing, anything, it's not anything new. Okay. Cause we were just structured as breaking down of the pivots, breaking out of the channels, but in this type of environment to kind of curb the really aggressive volatility times, you do have to make the most prudent bets and, and selling stocks into the channels again, again, this is a perfect example. If you notice the cues, and this is just from a daily chart, you could kind of interpret that into the 60 minute supply. Every time it hits supply goes back down. Every time it hits supply goes back down. So that's what we try to, to really do on Friday. And if you look at the pivots on Friday, they were actually pretty good. Okay. They were actually pretty good. So let's talk about them. Let's talk about them very, very quickly. Here was one that, that, that went down. Here's a level of Tesla again. I trade Tesla back and forth, back and forth. Here's a perfect example on Friday. I couldn't take this trade. Okay. I couldn't take the 7280 breakdown. And why is that? If you guys remember Tesla, when Tesla started building, it started building 85 cent wide and there was 100 share lots. Okay. And there were buyers on the bottom of the channel and there were size. There were size to hit bids. But the problem is if they're reload buyers on the bottom and it's an 80 cent wide, right with a hundred share lots, you hit these guys and they're real buyers. They come right back for you. You can be down a dollar and a half, $2, $3 in the trade. It's exactly happened. The same thing happens. The same thing would happen when we, it happened on Monday. So I couldn't get involved with the trade. And when you look at Tesla, and again, this is where I always say, you know, it doesn't make a difference. How, who is in the trade with you? The other, it's either going to work, but it's not going to work. That's what's so great about the organic pivots. Once this thing started breaking, once this thing started breaking right here, this 8280 pivot, I mean, just, it went straight down to 70, hung around, hung around, hung around, just got just absolutely demolished. So unfortunately, I couldn't participate in this trade. Here's where things got really aggressive. Again, congratulations. You got this nice move here. Boeing 32150 sneaky pivot. If it builds, it can flush. If you look at Boeing, and again, you know, here's a 60 minute view on Boeing. Here's why we talked about the 321, 321 right here is a pre-market low, 32150 just got just shelled, really, really hit here. Netflix towards the end of the day. This was, this was a big one right here. If you look at 26980 is the line in the sand. If it builds below, it could flush. Netflix right over here. Yeah. So 26980 right here. Here's the low. 26980 was the pre-market low. And that was why the pivot, once it started breaking down, you know, went all the way down to 65. This was huge. Congratulations to my brother, Andrew. I think he caught like 40 points on the trade. Amazon, 1632 line in the sand. If it builds, it should flush more and look at Amazon. This thing got really just just killed. I mean, really, really killed. So here's 1632 right here's 1632. And once it started building below, it's just got, you know, just got smashed went down to 1585. So I was definitely encouraged by, I was absolutely encouraged by at least the structure coming back Thursday and Friday. So obviously tomorrow, I'm not going to be all gun blazing. Oh, it's Monday. Is it Monday yet? Seriously enough with that. So I will be patient in the first at least half hour. Okay. I want to see how everything plays out. Obviously. Okay. Can we say it quickly enough with the market pause and all that stuff? We're going long. I mean, the market's a bear market. Okay. The market's a bear market. Again, people use the word pause in correction. Like it's, it's all you can't use it. Just it's when a bear market. So if you look at a lot of daily setups, we're getting a lot of really good looks for tomorrow. Okay. We really are. And if the market doesn't, if the market gaps up tomorrow, which would be phenomenal because I'm flat. If the market gaps up tomorrow, we really have a lot of really good setups for the week. And let's talk about them. Okay. Guys, let's talk about some setups of the week again from the macro side. Again, if you're an options player, okay, and you want to eliminate some volatility, the recent lows, if you believe we continue selling into the end of the year into the first quarter, the lows on the cues are 157. Okay. They're 157. We close at 161. Nobody's saying take the weeklies. But if you're going to take a macro shot, okay, a macro bet, you might want to take a look at, you know, maybe the February's right. Maybe the February puts the 157s. I mean, that's your measured move. Right. That's your measure move on the day trading side. When you look at the cues, if they gap up, you know, we're obviously looking at a breakdown below 160, 60 for continuation of downward bias. And then, you know, I like a lot of semiconductors. I really do. The video, the video looks like it wants to, it wants to dance. Okay. I think it wants to dance. Look how many candles in a row, right? One, two, three, four, five, six. We got six days in a row. The low of this candle here, right? The low of this base here is 144. 80. Okay. If this thing starts building below 144. 80, especially if you're an options player, look at the low, right? Look at the low here guys. 133. Okay. You have from 145, basically the 143, you could see the measure potentials. If you're an options player, again, maybe give yourself a month, two months of time. This again, this bear market accelerates. This is a good macro bet. So keep an eye on it. Look at Amazon, right? Amazon's going lower. Okay. Look at the bottom range on Amazon. You've got 1476. Okay. 14. Again, nobody's saying it's going to get to 1476 tomorrow. Is it possible? Anything is possible in this market. But look at the structure here guys. Look at, say you got 1590s low here. Friday went to 1585. And this is the lowest close in this whole formation. So this thing starts building back below 1585. Right? Again, if you're a macro, especially options player, look how much room you have 1476. 1476 is the daily bologna, man. It's not even the low. The lowest 1420 from November of the 20s. Look how much room you have. So keep an eye on that. Let me give you guys some other ideas that I do like for Monday. I have a lot of semiconductors. Yeah, I have a lot of semiconductors to watch. I like Maxim on the short. I mean, these are all shorts. I like Maxim. I think if Maxim starts building below this 5240 would be, with the bears would really reclaim the 50 day moving average. You start going between 5240, you could get a move down to 51. Again, the bear market really starts to accelerate. Again, look at which room you have, right? You have $46 as the lows of October the 24th. Look at CLAC, right? Look at CLAC as well. CLAC is breaking down. Okay, this is the lowest close in this whole formation. If it gaps up on Monday, green thread short. It's basically a green thread short. And this thing starts escalating. You have room all the way down to like 84. So you're talking about a $5 range in this thing. And if this thing holds Fridays low, I mean, what is your risk from 30 cents in the trade? You can enter it multiple times. There's still going to be paper cuts. So, you know, this is definitely, definitely worth watching a $5 risk for like a $5 reward for a possible 30-50 cent risk, depending on how the channel is set up for Monday. But keep an eye on that. AMD, AMD looks lower. You know, the darling for most of this year, you know, it looks like it's going to lower. I mean, here's its hugging support here. If they could just start building below this like 19, 15, 19 area, it should get down, right? Should get down to this bottom channel here of 1820s, maybe even to 1740s, if it gets extended. I like wind. Look at wind. Look at wind as well. You know, wind starts building below this. I think if wind starts building below this 104, I should get down to this 102, maybe even get stretched out to 100. And J&J, man. I mean, if you guys really read that news yesterday, I mean, that's some crazy. Listen, you guys know me. I'm a parent. I love my children more than anything. This news sounds bad, man. I mean, this sounds really, really bad. I know a couple of houses defended them. Okay, they defended Johnson and Johnson, but I'm telling you the day is long. There was some, we saw some option bets, I think down to like 115. If this thing starts reclaiming, the bears start reclaiming this like 130, 180, right? Check this out, right? Here's a candle right here. It's a sneaky candle right here. You don't need to go away through lows. So Johnson and Johnson starts reclaiming down this 130, 180, which will also be rec, the bears will reclaim the 200-day moving average. You could get a move right back down to 130. If that breaks, this thing could go down to like 127. So for you option players, definitely get your ducks in a row. So new week, guys. We got to see what's happening. Hopefully the structure will be a lot similar for the first two months of this breakdown than the first two days of the week. Again, if you're a new trader, stay out. It's not for you. Stay out. Watch the market every single day. Watch the order flow. Watch the level two. Watch the circumstances. Watch, you know, watch all the activity. These are priceless times in your developmental career. Okay, they really are. You can't get this back. You can't just turn off your machine and says it doesn't make a difference. I'm not trading. Every day that you're watching screen time, you're getting much more valuable information that you wouldn't have had. It's only going to benefit you in the longer term. It always is. And the most important part is getting as much information as possible. So when the circumstances comes back down the road, you're not going to be shocked, okay, guys? So new week, let's stay nice and calm, everybody. It's the holiday season. Let's look at the big picture. And again, very, very important week. Again, I think the bearers, they're in control right now. Let's see if they could extend their, extend their stances. And let's see what we have. Again, remember, guys, adversity makes, you know, makes people stronger, okay? Whatever doesn't kill you will make you stronger. At tough times, they don't last, right? Tough people do. Like all these three, right? It's that. That was the last three things I said. It was like the social media, you know, the social media, holy grail. It's all these motivational. Have a great weekend, guys. I'll see you all in the field on Monday. Take care, guys. Have a great week.