 Let's see if I can get through this. In the previous videos we have left out the S&P 500 Sectors script which I wanted to share. There's actually two of those and then there's a labels script as well. And there's a few more that I have on TextEdit that I wanted to go through with you guys. So we're going to go ahead and look through those and look through some of the code just to get to, you know, to recognize some of the stuff that we've covered so far. And one of them is this one down here which is the shared shared shared labels. It's something I ran into the other day. So let's dive right in and here is my Thinkorswim received items. Remember when you go to the shared items, these are the ones that you publish. So whenever you publish or you want to share the link to something, this is whatever you receive. Okay, so there's a couple in here. The one thing that I don't like and I believe it has something to do with also the way you received, in this case I received a particular script is that I didn't put a name either because I didn't get a chance to do so or because I didn't know that I could. Anyway, and this one possibly because it was already in the script's name. So let's dive right into the Sectors. Now if you go over here to the Sectors you can see, you know, a lot of information here who wrote it and copied it shared to somebody else and you can preview it. And some of them actually have a preview but most of them if you, let me see, look at these, they just have like some generic ThinkScript, you know, coding up and down arrow icon. So that's not very helpful at all and that's the case for most of them as far as I can tell. A few of them then all of a sudden you run into something that looks a little bit different. This might be one of the studies that I have and then this one is indeed one of the ones that, one of the S&P ones that I want to share. And that is a chart one and this one is a grid one, okay? So here it's telling you the kind of script that it is, right? So the chart means that it shows up on the chart, the grid means that it shows up as a grid layout which is something that we covered I believe in the previous videos when we were talking about, let me see, yeah, we're talking about the four quick tips so I'm going to link to that one right here. So let's go ahead and see what that one looks like. So come over here to charts and I have this layout which I like so let me switch over from it. I've already saved it so when you save a grid layout script it shows up in here, right? Right there. When you save a quote, a column script it shows up, remember we said here when you go to the customize or over here if you go to the little cog wheel or gear icon they show up on this side, right? When you add a study it shows up in the studies which is over here, there's quite a few places where they can show up, this is one of them or if you just go straight to the beaker icon and they're going to be in here as well, right? Let's drop down through here and go to the user defined and there they are. But in this case it's over here so this is a grid layout so I've already saved it and here it is so let me just, you know, and it's going to ask you if you're already using a grid then the current grid layout will be reloaded. So are you sure you want to, you know, load the configuration? Well it doesn't really give you an option so I'm going to go ahead unless you want to save that grid, right? You can save the grid as, so that's what I'm going to do right now, I'm going to save it as, because I'm not sure it was a 2x2 so I'm going to save it as PL strategy, right? I'm going to go ahead and hit save on that one, okay? And then let's go back to, oh let's go over to, let's see if the 2x2 was that one because it might not have been, yeah the 2x2 was something else that I was messing around with. So let's go over to the S&P sectors, okay? So this is one of those publicly available scripts, right? And it's available from Thinkorswim or from TD Ameritrade and it's kind of cool because it gives you, you know, kind of a top view of the main S&P sector so it gives you nine of them so that's, you know, it's pretty good. So I haven't really looked into it to see which ones are not in there but if you come over here I believe, no we'll look at those later. But so you get a clear view of what's going on in the market, okay? And like I mentioned in that investment strategy video, which by the way I did link here and then a couple of videos later I talked about how I couldn't find the other one which was the one with the PowerPoint presentation, that's because it's actually a options video so I believe it's this one that I'm going to link to here. You need to keep an eye on not just the ticker that you're trading but also, you know, the sector that you're trading and if you keep an eye on, you know, a few sectors even if you just glance at them that was the idea behind, you know, the S&P 500 down here, the little ticker tape trick, then even if you have a glance of it's, you know, of what that sector is doing. So let's say that you believe that this is going to bounce on this 200, I would believe that that's the 200. I actually don't know, I'd have to look at that. Let me see here, right? That is the 20, so that's the 10 and the 20 day, all right? So if you believe that it's going to bounce on this 20 then that's great, you know, then go ahead and take it actually, let me go ahead and take it because I just noticed that there's a third line, three and four lines, oh that, I believe that's the hall. I did studies, yeah that's the hall moving average and then the simple, so it's the 50 and the 200, so yeah, they're right. The hall moving average are the green and red dotted lines, which are not very easy to tell, to tell them apart because I believe their thickness is a little bit off, yeah, it's like width of five. Let's go ahead and tone that down to two and this one as well, let's bring that down to two just so that it's a little bit easier to see because they got, so you know, they shrunk in order to fit in the grid. There you go, that's a lot better, right? So they're not as thick, so you can see the red and the green dash, that's the hall moving average and then these would be the 50 and the 200, sorry, the 50 would be this one and then the 200 would be this one. So this 200, if you believe that the energy sector, which is IHC, is about to bounce on this 200 and hold, then that would be kind of a signal to say, okay, you know what? If you're looking at an energy company, go ahead and take it because it's got some potential, right? Of course, you probably want that to bounce on 200 before you actually took that trade and then you go ahead and do a quick research on energy markets and then you'll see that energy markets are expected to do better here on in for the rest of the year, so that's a good signal. That's a, the more ducks line up, you know, the more your ducks line up, the better off your trade is going to be. This one would probably look like it's on its way down. That's materials, I believe. This one is coming back down for a touch, okay, so that you'd want to keep an eye on that one, right? And then some of these are still running, so that'd be great. This one looks like it's pretty cool. That's the transports, I believe. Yeah, it doesn't really tell you when you mouse over them. Right? It doesn't. All right. Anyway, that is a script that I'm going to share with you guys, okay? So the way you do that is you come over here to tools, right? And that is this grid script, okay? And that's from James9696, so if you're out there, shout out to James. And the script is this one, okay? Now that was the S&P 500 sectors. Now let's go ahead and take a look at the, I believe, yes, the chart one, which is this one. Let's go ahead and take a quick preview. Yep, that's the one. All right. Now I believe that I've already imported this, so I don't really need to import it again. This one should be here, so let me switch back to the 2x2. Switch back to the 2x2 that I was on, right? And actually, let me go ahead and just, yeah, I should get down to one, because I don't want to chart side by side. And let me go ahead and look for that one, because I believe I can find it under user defined, and it could be, no, I do not believe I have that, right? That would be not a grid, but a chart layout, maybe a style, did I save it as a style? S&SPX sector chart, there it is, okay. So this is a chart style, all right? So the SPX sector chart, we jump over to that. It's a bunch of lines, right? And they all give you the different sectors, but there is just a graphical way to look at the sectors on the same grid or on the same chart, rather, right? And you can compare it to whatever you want, of course. So if you wanted to compare, let's say, Tesla to the chart, to the S&P, then Tesla would be the one in the dark gray or black, if you will, right? And if you right click on that, it'll tell you that that is, oh, sorry, that is actually, okay, so that is sector 45, which is information technology, all right? So here are the sectors up here. So you got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, all right? So you have 11 sectors up here. And one of these other lines then is Tesla, right? So I'm thinking that it's gonna be, oops, I don't want to enter a text to a note. Tesla is probably one of the higher ones. And this is on the daily, and this is what now, right? So this is minutes. So this is, that might be Tesla. I'm gonna take a peek just because it's, it rocketed up so much. And then that's a simple moving average. So that's just a simple moving average. So somewhere in here, we will find our Tesla. That one looks to be utilities, which is 55, or that's 50. 50 is communication services. So that doesn't really make sense why that would be. Look at that one. That one is energy, 10, indeed. This one is 25, which is discretionary. So the colors on this laptop seem to be off. This would be 35. This one would definitely be 55, just utilities. This one would be materials, 15, indeed. The green one would be industrials, which is 20. The yellow would be financials, which is 40. And then the pink one would be healthcare, or sorry, real estate. No, pink looks purple. I mean, looks pink to me, but apparently it's purple. Okay, so that is, so this is probably our Tesla chart, right? The one that says the simple moving average one. So you would obviously, obviously, well, here you go. You could probably edit that right there and then, right? You'd probably want, well, if it's a simple moving average, then that's probably what it is. So let's go ahead and take at the test, look at the Tesla chart over the past couple of weeks and see if it looks like, you know, something rocketing up and then just kind of dying off right after, I believe it was earnings. Okay, so let's go ahead and take a look at Tesla. So let's back over to the one by one. Oh, we have to unload that. So we don't want to, let's just go back to the regular one. Okay, and Tesla over the past few days, this is one year, that's not what we want. We want about a month, daily month. Where is it? There it is. All right, and there it is. It goes up, rockets up, and then it just kind of fades and crashes back down, which is exactly what Tesla has done over the past few days. Great, so that is a wrap. And I hope that you guys enjoyed the video. And if you have any comments or suggestions, go ahead and drop comments and definitely give me a like so that I know that you are enjoying this content, finding it useful. And again, if you have any ideas for something that you would want to look at specifically, then we'll go ahead and do it and leave a comment in the comments section. Don't forget to sign up for Xtrades Community Membership Plans. 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