 The company is still going, CI is like all time high, it's been climbing for so long, whole month of December. Microsoft is pretty flat today, down 0.35%, Apple down 0.5%, Google is down 0.8% and Facebook is 0.01% today. Don't move. Pretty interesting. Amazon up 0.8%, 0.58% only. HAPI was pretty flat too. So today looks like a lot of things didn't move that much, Nvidia down 2% for the day. Looks like we might be losing some momentum here looking across some of the big companies that didn't move today. We're up a lot this whole week and then a lot of things move back down a little bit. We also see consumer staples kind of moving up today, which is consumer staples and everything that's in this blue center, consumer is offensive. So we have Campbell soup today up 2.8% out of nowhere and then we got Walmart being up a little bit as well, Dollar General, Con Agro Brand, Kroger's, MO, KHC. So anytime these consumer staple companies moving up, that means people are deleveraging and they're de-risking and they're moving money into this. So that means people are moving out of like the hype stocks and they're moving into safe stocks. So it's always kind of like, always means a little bit scary a little bit I guess. But looking at Spy, who wouldn't deleverage at this point in time right now? We had a such huge run, it only kind of makes sense for people to deleverage because the S&P 500 has already climbed up so much, we had new all-time highs, it's only reasonable for people to start deleveraging at this point. If you guys haven't taken profit yet, you guys are doing a lot of fall positions. This is the time to profit. I don't think we don't have any earnings today either. These are pretty flat. Let me refresh this. Yo, what's up? Yeah, where are you? How you doing? Let's see what the market unbalanced today is. So market unclosed imbalance was 434 to the south side, yesterday was a lot to the buy side and we saw a nice move up this morning and then when you're starting to give back, you need to come back down a little bit, see a little bit of a cool down. What's going on man? How's it going? How are you doing today? What's up Jeremiah? Hey there man, this week has been a pretty slow week so I haven't been trading much. I know that usually during these weeks, like between Christmas weeks, Thanksgiving weeks, New Year week, the market volume is really, really slow so I usually generally don't touch much around this time. We usually look at earnings but there's no real earnings this week as well. What's up with this? What a big mover. I didn't even think it was going to move, otherwise it would have placed him down. Let's see what's going on with this earnings report. Calmain Foods, I think this is an egg company, yeah, Calmain Foods is a, produces and sells shell eggs, its main market is the United States. The company's product portfolio contains nutritionally enhanced cage-free organic ground eggs. So the company's brands are Eggland's Best, Land O'Lakes, Farmhouse and Four Greens. What's up Mario? Go though. Yeah, he had like a, he had this. He posted something interesting yesterday about, I don't know if you guys saw this. There's a few people starting to do this epoxy raisin video now. It's pretty interesting. It's pretty cool. Like, just pour it and then freeze it. It's like a super glass. So that's kind of like the end result. It's a pretty cool concept. But man, I feel bad for his house though. His house is going to stink really bad for weeks. Cause I actually, I've seen a lot of these projects. I used to like, I used to advise for people doing a lot of these projects. And like one thing about that is that you need to air out a lot because there's a lot of toxins, a lot of volatile organic compounds in that. I had an old Game Boy tongue, Game Boy pocket. Yo, what was your first, what was your first Game Boy game? I still remember like, I used to play, I remember my first Game Boy game was like Pokemon or something. But it wasn't even like, it wasn't even cool. It was like the super old Game Boy, the black and white one. It wasn't even color, it was black and white I think. And the first game was like Pokemon pinball I think. And I was like, oh my gosh. I was so excited until I got the game and I started playing it. And it was just like, you were just like playing a pinball machine. It was a whack. It's like $40 too. Whacked man. The game was back in the day, it was so whack. Let's see, this company just reported earnings today. Had a big drop. Earnings per share is 2 cents, I suppose it's only 7 cents. Sales is 390 mil as opposed to 390.2. So they beat, they beat earnings for huge drop in EPS earnings per share. So margin must have increased a lot even though like, revenue had a 12% increase, margin had a 92% decrease. Did you guys have better Pokemon games than the pinball? Schemic band ass. Any idea why spy just revive? I wouldn't say spy really revive. I feel like spy is just like up and down man all day. I mean, look at the chart here. We just had a lot of, you know, chop action. If anything, I think we're gonna continue to chop more. Red and blue. Yeah, those are the good times man. When you have to like, when you actually play the game and you just like sit there and grind all day, I don't know if anybody has that, that kind of commitment anymore. So necessarily increased 12%. Yo, I tried to play Pokemon again like, I think like 5 years ago. I don't understand what the grind was anymore. And then, oh yeah, and then they came out with Pokemon Go on the phone. That was pretty cool for a while. But it was probably, it was like, it was the biggest scam ever man because when they came out with Pokemon Go, they were so much promised. But you couldn't even battle each other man. It was so wack. Like, I remember when they first came out, you couldn't even battle in the gym until a while later. The first thing you were able to do was gym battles, but you couldn't one-on-one battle. But I think they actually increased that. They allowed the update now. But it was just such a disappointment when they first came out. You couldn't do one-on-one battles. It's probably like the coolest thing you wanted to do in Pokemon. I remember we would like walk for so long man when Pokemon Go came out. I remember I was walking like 35 to 40,000 steps a day. Even 50,000 actually. But the second quarter of fiscal 2022, the next selling price for all eggs increased 11% to $1.37 per dozen compared with 12s, $1.2 per dozen. So they increased their sale price for eggs too. Where's this margin issue coming from? They're selling more eggs, increasing the price. What is specialty eggs? Higher specialty eggs revenue reflect 15% increase. So they're doing a lot of increase. They bought out some new companies. They have a strategic investment in this new company. They're also working with this other company, the board director to expand on this other project in Florida. They're working on big things. They're acquiring warehouse. So that's probably where the EPS took a head at. So look at last year's numbers and this year's lab numbers. So last year the company net sales was at $640,000 by now by November 28. This year is $722,000. Last year costs of sales is up more as well. Of course profit is still less than last year's. Total net income was a lot less than last year's as well. It's pretty interesting. So a year ago the company was trading around $38. And right now it's trading around $35. So the price point also reflect that change from last year's as well. Let's see what two years ago looked like. Not much information. It's pretty new company. But I think that's pretty much the whole earnings for today, this one company. Philadelphia is going to be the next New York City COVID-wise. How come? I think TSM may break out. Saw some dark pool prints at $122 range worth $173,000. Let's check that out. TSM seems that the last few sweeps are actually bearish on the sentiment side here. Let me go back to trailing seven days. Maybe they force an assignment because there's some put sweeps for $115,000. And then there's a bunch of calls being sold at $135,000, $130,000, $135,000. Just look at this chart though. So TSM has just been trading this range, man. The bottom at $108,000, the top around this $125,000 range. I think chart-wise, unless we break up up $125,000, we're probably not going to see $135,000. I would love for us to see $135,000. I've been waiting for us to go to that $135,000 area. We got faked out a few times. We got faked out here in August. We got faked out here really, really good in November, where I was so sure we were going to go to $135,000 all the momentum in the semiconductor industry, but that didn't happen, so we got rejected here. It looks like we're going to at least tap $125,000 area possibly. So there's the opportunity. We do have earnings coming up two weeks from now, January 12, 13-ish. January 13. So if something happens, that would be the day for a big move. But other than that, I don't really see us doing anything, man. I feel like we're just going to reject here right now. What about, isn't some of the other semiconductors going to be rich today? So AMD moving up. I think Nvidia was not so green today, right? Nvidia looked like it wanted to break out too. Yeah, semiconductor ETF is already at the top here. So I think semiconductor had already had a pretty strong run. Bitcoin was also down a lot today as well. God damn Bitcoin. It did break out of that wedge here. So best case would be for us to back test, which I think is already kind of doing right now. So best case, break out, back test, and then move up more. So this back testing a little bit on this point of control here. So break out, back test. Now we need to go next level, it would be 320s if you're looking bullish. If you back test this line here and it breaks under, then that's pretty bearish too. I could even see it back test 290 at some point. But if it back test that 290, it probably won't happen until next week or something. So man, I wish Bitcoin would come back all the way up here to break to 53,000 already, but it's been struggling, hasn't done it. NASDAQ is about to hit the top here. How's oil doing? Oil is actually starting to look like a pretty bullish natural gas, gaining some bullish momentum as well. Go to steel, let's take a look. I think we can possibly see it move back to $22 on COF. If the momentum continues, I think this is just the beginning of that move too. At least it looks like it to me. It's possible, $22 on COF and a move to $24.50 on X. Roku at the middle of the range again, up and down, up and down. Tesla testing the top of the trend line. So we could either see a rejection from here or we can see another breakout. I think I'm on a lean toward the rejection side. B.A. Pretty big double bottom setup here. What's up spindles? Happy holidays. How you doing? Look at this marijuana stock man. They can't catch a reversal for the life of them. DKNG either. Can't catch a reversal for the life of them. Haven't been trading. What happened? Oh man. Biggest bag ever. Biggest bag ever, I tell you. That's good. Just sell premium on... Just sell premium on UVXY. You'd be good. Die, Mary International. Die. This gotta be the end. I know it. This gotta be the end for them. Oh, Lyft is struggling here a little bit. Actually too. This is the end for Lyft. Barish setups. Do-do. Do-do time. Do-do time for everybody here. Wow, Alibaba has been struggling in this range for a while. This might be time for another big move on Alibaba. Let me see. The hell? Never mind. People bought some $270 put on Alibaba. When it was like $114. People are hella bearish. Holy smokes. Jesus, never mind. No bullish move at all for Alibaba. Wow, a lot of these Chinese companies are dead. Dead. Dead. Dead. Dead. Yep, that's true. Damn, MRK just hit $80 already, man. Just go to $80. Holy smokes. Let's look at Fuel Cell. Fuel Cell, short-term chart looks ripe to run. As long as this double bottom area isn't broken. Where's the double bottom area looking at? This area here, right? On the weekly chart. So that's 530s. So what are you looking for? Like something like this? How crazy would that be, man? That's actually a pretty good reasonable risk, honestly. If you're looking for this move, right? If you're looking for this move, if it makes that move, you would be making bank like $6 to $11. Easy money. Oh snap. Didn't I poop on that too? I feel bad. Did he sell the bottom? Wow, that's good. He must have a good cross average too. What's the cost for $10 right now? Yo, though boy, the costs are only like $5. I can see you like load up a bunch of these. What do you got to lose, right? Or even going 2 weeks out, $6. Is it really that cheap? Do you even want $10 at this point since it's so cheap? I mean, if you're on Robinhood, it could be worth. Is earnings, I forgot, was earnings in the morning? Yeah, it's pre-market, so if you missed it, you missed it already. Dang. Did you play already? Did you buy the Lado's? You can always buy shares after hours. Look at that, man. The old boy is going to be rich tomorrow. Big money. I hope that works out. That'd be a pretty good move, actually. What about plug? That's the thing about Lado's though. Like something like, something like fuel cell. If you get it right and it goes your way, it could pay for like, it could pay for 10 other loss in Lado's. So something like that, even if you like, even if you're consistently losing, all you need is one win to like pay out for like five losses. I feel you, man. The way the market is, it feels like that lately. Are shaved heads going to be the look of 2020? Oh, did you guys hear about this? DoorDash is requiring engineers to deliver food, and they're furious. Yeah, so, so DoorDash had this thing where they like, so DoorDash, the food delivery app based out of San Francisco, is requiring all those non-delivery drivers, I mean non-delivery employees, including CEO, to do a dash once a month, and some employees are seriously furious. So some people are like, you know, once a month is good. Like, the employees would be able to see and feel what everyday drivers feel to deliver a better experience. You know, personally, I'm tired of drivers just leaving food outside without even knocking on the door, or that food companies like Chipotle skimp on delivery food portions. See and feel what drivers feel. Bro, I used to do DoorDash in Postmate, and it's extremely simple and easy. There's nothing difficult about it. An engineer with a compensation of $400 gripped over having to. Where's that? Yeah, that's true. So this other thing is two things can be true at once. Yes, this person making $400,000 a year is probably out of touch and doesn't emphasize with the drivers, and he or she probably didn't sign up for this and have a right to be annoying. All can be true. This is the policies been in place since 2013. They don't really, they don't actually have to deliver stuff. It's meant to be a good faith community focused policy where staff are meant to get first or secondhand experience with customers, merchants and customer service level employees. Honestly, I don't understand how these people can't even think of how to just like, they could just make two DoorDash accounts and they could just go to like a random place where there aren't a lot of like drivers, right? They could just go to like a crappy, it's not that hard. If you're a software engineer, you could probably figure this out. Like, I would probably go to like a shitty, shitty deli or something or like a bad food place at like an odd time frame, right? Whether it's like super early in the morning or something or super late at night, but at like an odd time frame. And then I would turn, I would turn on the driver app, right? I would turn on my delivery driver app and then I would have the customer app as well. So I have another person with a customer app and I'll have them request food from the place I'm standing at and I'll just deliver to myself, man. Can't be that hard to manipulate one delivery per month. Imagine, that's like X-Trace. That's like if X-Trace makes every, every like staff or working X-Trace tray at least once a month. That would be funny. It's not that hard. Not much beefy. We're just looking at, just looking at some stuff. Have them have an actual little tray that must manage. Ho ho. Let's see what's going on with Wall Street bits today. Catch me if you can. Robinhood. Your account has a negative balance of $74,000. Please successfully deposit $74,000 to enable trading me with the lead app. I missed the part where that's my problem. How many of you guys have done this, yo? Wall Street bit tax law sales. I guess they meant to say watch sales, but I don't have to say it probably. My wife's boyfriend, dad, up 24% year-over-year from high dividend stocks. And then this is all the Wall Street bit garbage. Tilray, $50 cost. COF, $32 cost. Spy, $419 puts. PLTR, $34 cost. Blackberry, $27 cost. Playboy, $50 cost. Oof. Oh no. Oh no, I don't want to watch that. That time of the year again. Trading stocks in 2020. Trading stocks in 2021. How can you not trust? What is this guy wearing? What do you mean? Here you go, Mr. Bozo. Wow, look at that. GameStop investors. January 28th, 2021. Chilling, yo. Life is good. December 28th, 2021. Hobo on the streets. What is HEMX? Yo, beefy, did you see the link that we sent? Check the YouTube side. What the hell is this shit stock? HEMX is a semiconductor solution provided dedicated to display imaging processing technology. Operates through driver integrated circuits and non-driver product segments. The company's product includes display drivers, timing controllers, headquarters in Taiwan. Oh my gosh. This guy reminds me of the other, the other dude that just like lotto a bunch of GameStop. Buy this beefy. YOLO, YOLO this beefy. Oh my God. Wall Street Bed is finally looking at some, some, some like slow ass companies. SCI, Service Corp. International is an American provider of funeral goods and service, as well as cemetery properties and services. SCI operates more than 1,500 funeral homes and 400 cemeteries and 43 cemeteries and 43 states. 8 Canadian provinces and Puerto Rico. They bring in 10x more revenue than the second largest funeral company, Stewart Enterprise. Over 450 family turned to SCI for funeral needs. Yo, if you guys like investing in real estate, you could invest in funeral real estate. That's actually a big thing. I don't know about other states, but I know especially New York, there's only so many spots for like funerals for cemeteries and those are really cheap real estate investments. I forgot who did an episode on it. I feel like there was an episode done on billions because WAGs from that 4 billion had this one place where he wanted to die at. When he died, he wanted to bury at this one place and somebody bought his funeral spot and I think he had to make a bet or went up a lot and he had to buy it back or something. So that's actually it's grim, but it's actually a really good investment if you guys are big on real estate investments because there really aren't that much funeral spots and it only goes up with inflation. Easiest investment in the history, man. Yeah, you are investing in real estate bro because when you invest in the funeral spots it's cheaper to invest in real real estate. It's only like $10,000 per spot that's on places where if you buy a house it's like a million, you know, but these spots they go up just like real estate price go up. So like if it's $10,000 this year next year will be like, you know $12,000 or whatever or higher. You don't have to pay to maintain it or anything either so it's even better than buying a house it's like buying a plot of land where you don't have to pay taxes or maintain it. It just goes up but I think the other thing is you probably can't buy that much unless you reach out to the funeral place and you're like yo I want to be an investor and I want to like invest in like 100 plots or something you know. I mean honestly I did the same DD last year I bought this company too so it says their margins are really good net profit margin is amazing right they compare it to like Starbucks and things like that and they just compare it to how it's gone up. This is actually something that was on my COVID watch list from last year or like either either that or as I might buy the dip watch list. So let me see SCIs right here so these two companies are big like funeral service companies CSV and SCI and if you notice they've been breaking out ever since COVID. So this was one of the companies I bought when it was like beat up from COVID because I was like yo COVID don't need like causing deaths so why isn't you know why wouldn't I buy these funeral companies same people with CSV they're both breaking out to all time highs crazy look at that actually probably good idea to do a calendar on it man at this point because if CSV is breaking out like nutty like that wouldn't be surprised to see the apes come onto this and see this break out that's pretty much it and they're here have a good night guys and take care