 It's so weird. It's not there. I don't know. Wait a minute. Let me look at something. Is it... Oh, here it is. I see. Here, wait, wait. I think I found you. Hold on. Okay, I've got your... Do you want the room open or just no? No. I just wanted to show you the chart of Netflix, but it's not allowing me to share a screen for some reason. Oh, okay. Okay. Who knows what that's about? Just tell me here today, because you've been having... This is a great call. But did you have trouble managing this today? No, because I kind of just been taking in some of the things you've said in the room about managing trades. I mean, it's not like I don't know how. I don't know why we as trading people do that, where we get all off kilter sometimes. You know what I mean? And it's hard when you get off balance with stuff, when you mismanage a trade and then you go, oh, no, I mismanage in everything. Does that make sense? Yeah. That's kind of what I did really, in a sense. And so, back on track is what I have to say. Yeah, I mean, I definitely think, you know, because you held these, you were good. Again, I can't show you the chart here, but I just, I mean, we were talking in the room, when it blew over that first target, 510, then you stayed with it. Right. And then... Go ahead. I mean, I stayed, yeah, I stayed until, well, two o'clock, about two o'clock, one o'clock. Okay, that was good. Yeah, that was great. It was great. All right, then what did you do with the spy? Then last time I talked to you, you were still in it, then you said you got out of everything. I'm out. I'm out of everything. I'm the spy. I can look real quick. I really don't have this broken down individually. I walked around with about $2,800 profit on the spy. Okay. And the cues, I walked away with 1,500. What about Microsoft? What? What about Microsoft? Microsoft? I don't know what, maybe I got a bad entry on that because I was late with some stuff this morning. I only walked away with $300 on that. And I spent $1,700 on calls, I think. Well, let's take a look at that with profit, because look how this is dropping off now. Yeah, I mean, I call a lot of trades like that. I mean, it kind of prioritized. I definitely think today Netflix was the priority to get. Yeah, I've put that one in. As soon as I saw that, it went right in. In Amazon, I walked away with a little over $3,000. Yeah, that was good. Yeah, it was majorly good considering how much I was down. Google, I walked away with $2,000. Okay. Netflix, again, I made $3,300. Oh gosh, no, $3,700. In the total of the three that I called? Yeah, well, in the total of the three that you called? Okay, here we go again. $15,700. I'm going to say the three that you called, I think I added it up earlier, and I walked away with about $12,000. That's fabulous. That's great. Really, I need to redo my total because there were some other things in there I need to look at. I think I may not have added in actually now that I'm looking at my stock. Are you keeping your risk consistent here? Because I know some of these cost a little bit more. So what did you do with your risk? Because again, you didn't risk the same in every trade in Netflix that you risked them in that Amazon, or you would have made like $100 grand today. What are you doing about your risk? You did great. You really did, but go ahead. I regret that. I wanted to push the pedal like I do and make a much bigger trade in Netflix. Everything actually today, but I remembered I made a deal with you a while back until I got things back to a certain place. My trades wouldn't be over $2,000. Now, I also told you that I have the exception rule. I do get to buy at least one, if you call Tesla or Amazon or Google. That's the only time I break my rule, but I don't break the rule and make every other trade say a $6,000, $8,000 call. Okay? Okay, very good. I did see Tesla this morning. I thought about calling it and doing it. I did not. I don't have any regrets here. I think we played and played and played this. I thought about it because I knew what the market was going to do today. I don't know if you looked at that at all today, and I didn't look at what these costs, but they probably were a million dollars because I definitely wouldn't have done them out. They were really expensive. They were like $10,000 going out to next week. Yeah. Yeah. And then interestingly enough, I also did not call Apple, and it didn't go anywhere. So that was a good read, too. I didn't call this. And I don't know what this cost and what it worked out as a trade, because it did drop down and have a run-up, but this would have been a bust. Well, I think it's kind of really, I think Tesla and Apple, I'd be afraid to stay in them overnight because of Friday, I think. I don't know what they're going to do tomorrow. Yeah. Because the splits are on Friday. What is on Friday? There are stock splits are on Friday for Apple and Tesla. Well, I think they should be out of anything by today with the rally. We had anyways, because of the fact that the unemployment numbers are out tomorrow. And again, nobody knows what they're going to say. So I mean, again, we've been rallying every day in bad numbers every week, but I mean, that's eventually that's going to catch up is my two cents. The Fed and Jackson Hole, and he's going to be talking about starting to raise interest rates, supposedly. So we'll see. All right. Thank you for everything. Great trades. Thank you. So you did great today. I will say the one thing today, the days like today are easy in the sense that when everything goes right away as immediately, it's a great day. And when you get the market with you, power trending with the trades I call, it's great. Whether they're up or down, whether they're up or down, it's always fantastic. I wish every single time it was like that, but it isn't. But I think you did do the right thing because you never killed the Amazon so I knew that was going to go. And you could have got out of it right away, but I really never went enough, I thought. So I'm glad you held it. Yeah. Thank you again for everything. And thanks for being holding your conviction because it made me hold mine. Yeah. And the one thing here, this guy is dead this target. So I don't know what this story is. Are you in that or not? I'm still in Target. Yes. I'm still in Target and Boeing because they're down, but I'm like, hey, I don't know what to say about the next two days. Well, the chart looks good. Yeah. I don't know what you know what I mean. Sometimes the chart looks good, and you got to give it a chance. So we'll see what happens tomorrow and the numbers. I'm telling you, they're going to talk about airline tomorrow too, I think. They're going to talk about something's going to affect Boeing tomorrow. It's just been too strange this week. Yeah. And I didn't call anything in the diamonds, which I didn't even look at. What did that do? I mean, they're only got 27 cents right now because they just kind of been low, because I think apples, they're a big apple, right? The diamonds. They are, well, that's where Boeing's dragging down the diamonds. Boeing's doing it, yeah. Boeing's dragging down the diamonds, but again, that's another reason why looking at these things are interesting, but I think I got everything today. And really Netflix just... You did. You nailed it. Yeah. And that Tesla, you know, that's always a crapshoot. You can jump into Tesla when it's up $50. It can run up $100 and then run down $150. I mean, sometimes it's crazy that you know what Tesla it is. It's like, I understand why you don't call it a lot. It's a nutty stock. I think we did it a lot in the last few weeks, and I think we got enough out of it, and I think you just leave it kind of. Yeah. You know, we're going on with that. But Netflix was the winner, and I'm really glad you held it. And this is a great sign for the fall. So, I mean, I think you did fantastic today with the money that you made and then also managing your risk and your exits better. And so going into the fall, I mean, it's up to you. If you want to bump it up to $2,500, you don't have to decide right now until I'd say mid to late September until the next earnings season starts in October. But I would see how we do in the next couple of weeks, but I definitely think you're getting your mojo back going here now and to have a, you know, we'll see where you are tomorrow if it was... I think you said you're over $20,000 for the day. Yeah. It was 18 to 20. I think I did up in the 18 range, actually, the high 18s. So, yeah, it was great though. Thank you. Okay, good luck. I'll see you. You're only in the puts then to see what happens to those tomorrow. That's right. That's it. That's it. That's it. That's funny. I'll talk to you later. Bye. Take care. Thanks.