 Oh, hey everybody, Austin here. Hey, I just wanted to make a short little kind of like a piggyback video on my first recap when I went over high steady volume consolidation using AXSM as an example. A couple of days later, we got another kind of example where I use kind of the same philosophy to enter a trade on INPX. And I wanted to go over it with you guys. INPX. Yeah. So INPX was another one that kind of showed how volume can sometimes help nudge a stock to keep continuing in the direction that it's moving. So INPX gapped up this day. I'm sorry. I don't even remember what the news is. I don't remember how much was that up, three, four, eight, uh, yeah. So it was up enough. It was up enough to gather attention. I don't even know what the company does. Like, what is this? Like, like AX, I even forgot what the AXSM is. INPX is, um, oh, it's a turd. Okay. It's a total turd. Yeah. It's a, oh, a definitely big turd. How? Wow. How high does this? Wow. Absolute turd. That's what the company does. It's an absolute turd. Jesus. What? How high does this go? Well, what is this? 17, 17, 17 million. Yeah. I think there's a pretty tough resistance up here at 17 million dollars. Is it, is it going higher? No, that's it. Yeah. So that's what the company does. It's a total turd. Total pig. But pigs can fly, you know, like, I mean, uh, VLTC flew, um, AQXP, uh, flew. You know, pigs can fly. I think VLTC is now an OTC. Like, so just because they're pigs, that doesn't mean that they can't fly. And, you know, you know, a pig flying can be a very profitable trade. And, you know, I mean, that's what I'm trying to do. That's what I'm striving for is, you know, how can these pigs be long-movable? And, um, so here we go. We get our second situation here with INPX. So again, like, like I said in the first video, I like to disregard volume in the first, like, five to 10 minutes of the day, because it's not really that, that different than, um, what it's going to be regardless. So there's very, very less, uh, of a, there's less differentiation. You know, I can't read much. I went over that in the first video. And, you know, and when they're rising and falling in price. So, uh, so that's actually like this, this turn up this situation, this example isn't as good, uh, example of the other one, but there's still something here. Uh, so, um, what almost kept me out of this trade was the fact that this consolidation here, you know, was only about 20 minutes total after the open. So like really only like five to, you know, 15 minutes of volume that I like to pay attention to. But it was the only stock moving. And, um, one key difference with this stock with AXSM was AXSM had about a 20 million share float. This stock had a 1 million share float. That's why I was able to be a little, I don't want to say less disciplined, but a little bit rule bendy. Like this is typically a little too close to the open that I like to play these. But because it's a 1 million share float and things can happen very fast, I was a little bit more liberal with that, with that kind of timing aspect of the philosophy. But because it's had a 1 million share float, now, I'm surprised they didn't get very many questions about this. Like, when I talk about high steady volume consolidation, AXSM was trading, and I mentioned that it was trading with 100, 150,000 shares every single minute, whereas this one is only trading about 65, 60 million, you know, 50 to 70 million shares a minute. Maybe the mode is what I like to pay attention to. And you can say, well, how's that high volume AXSM was like 100 something. Well, for me, it's all about volume to float relation, you know. Like, I brought up the Apple example. It doesn't matter. Like, if Apple was somehow trading 5 million shares every single minute, that would be ridiculously high volume, and I would definitely pay attention to that. But for this one, you know, like 50 to 100,000, that's actually, that's pretty significant volume for a 1 million share float. So, you know, I was still intrigued, and then let's zoom in a little bit. This is probably good enough, but zoom in a little bit more. We kind of get the same situation that AXSM had, though. Like, we had this consolidation. I know part of this is the open, but I told you I'm a little bit more liberal with this one, but this is where the key determinant was for me. When this, you know, after this failed here, I expected the volume to kind of roll over, and especially after this stuff here. I expected the volume to just kind of roll down and the stock, you know, fade. But when it didn't, when the stock didn't fade, that's kind of when I got interested. And so, when we got this immediate reclaim here, I actually, I was a buyer. I bought this here, and I think I bought the top. So, because I bought the top, this is, I knew it was a potentially stuffy area, by the way. I did not go full size here, and there's a reason for that. Part of the reasons why I don't like to go full, I didn't go full size here was because I didn't have a risk, like a set fixed risk that I was comfortable with or even that I liked. You know, like if I were to buy here, the risk that I would think would invalidate this trade, this would be under this here, this 415 failed kind of roll over area on some volume. So, I didn't want to buy it up here at like 60, 65, and a risk 415. I didn't want to risk that. So, you know, I only put a starter on, and I even got shaken out of my starter. I ended up selling half here. But thankfully, like it pushed back, it gave me a set risk that I was comfortable with. So, I added the shares right back on, and when we broke over here again, I doubled because I was comfortable. Once I had a set fixed risk that I was comfortable with, I was able to be more convicted and more comfortable. So, I bought it here, and I think I have the, I think I have it right here. No, wrong chart. This one. No, that's kind of the morning one I took. This is probably a better one. Yeah, that one's better. It shows more of the day anyway. It's closer to this picture. Anyway, so yeah, like I said, I bought the dead top there. And you know, this is going to happen sometimes with longs, because longs are a lot of the times in nature, like make it, or they have these make it or break it moments. And the problem with make it or break it moments is sometimes they break it. You know, a lot of the, a lot of times longs are stuffy. You know, like where, where you need to buy is potentially a stuffy area. And typically I tend to shy away from high of day breaks. You know, unless it's been grinding all day kind of deal, but like, you know, I'm rambling. But anyway, like when I didn't have a fixed risk, you know, I only put on a starter or got shaken out. But once we came back, like this would have been the third attempt, kind of like how AXSM had like two or three attempts to fail. This is like, this was the big fail for me, this one right here. And when this came, I was interested and I, you know, I eagerly got in. Then when we set this third, this third higher low here, this third failure to break down and ripped back, that's when I knew I definitely wanted to be in and I was able to size in right here. And I definitely took some profit here. You know, I took some profit before the high of day like I always do. And I was able to sell some here at the top. And, you know, again, it's like, it's long, it's very hard to know like where the top is going to be. It's like the same as shorting, like how high it's a short going to be. You don't know where the top is. But, you know, like if this, you know, I can't really define much of why I sold it all here. It's kind of, you know, if it went higher, I would have cried. So, you know, I just happened to get the top but that's not the important part of the trade. The important part was the similarities between this and AXSM, the high volume relative to the float, the failure to break the opposite thesis failed a couple times and then it gave me a good enough entry with a good enough set risk that I was comfortable with going in. So anyway, just wanted to do that short little piggyback, maybe add a second example, you know, hopefully that helps the arsenal, maybe helps the brain to understand it a little bit differently. Anyway, if you guys have any questions or whatnot, please feel free to PM me in chat. Aloha.