 Yeah, what's up guys this is weekend mentoring for November 6 and trucking through a bunch of weekend mentoring so yeah I'm hoping that this one will be a good one and yeah I think we have a we have a good variety of charts shorts longs, dumb stuff, good stuff. So, you know, right. It'll be a good one. So this one. You know, I kind of wanted to talk about this one because I guess he was going long. I mean, to me personally, I don't really love going long after this type of kind of death candle action. Like, you have to remember that when you're in a situation when you're longing when you're kind of getting set up. You know, after this death candle everyone above it is now trapped. Right, so if I'm long, you know, 1290 1280 up here, and all the stuff all of a sudden the stock drops a dollar, like every single long trader is going to panic and that's why you get that grindy action on the way up. Now we do kind of reclaim and then ended up going lower but to me personally, that'd be more of a short on on you know the pops for me. You know, and it wouldn't have worked out either way, but usually on these types of trades and on these types of kind of situations that pop is usually, you know, a good time to get short and then if it's not breaking down not breaking down not breaking down you just kind of cut it and you avoid long, and you avoid short. And you know, OCGN, it's always going to be a headache stock was afraid of red candle had bad average even with small size. Yeah, I would just ignore this type of setup for me as a long trader you know stocks like pretty much broken. You know, obviously we've gotten this kind of death candle action not an area where you want to get long. And, you know, you don't want to be getting long over this high either at high day, right, high potential that that's not going to work and that we're not going to be able to get above that. And then we ended up getting above it and then just absolutely getting crushed. So, for me as a long trader. If you're trying to do a first bounce and you get this kind of bounce, the first bounce is a very, very quick play. And if you watch bow and main chat, you know, this week or the past two weeks. He's filled in seconds right, he fills his order, and then he's placing that cell order almost right away like his scouts are like minute to minute on the first bounce right he's not holding it he's not marrying the position. Right. And so, in this type of situation, I would probably just avoid the long and avoid the the short. You know, and that's all I have to say about this one. I kind of I agree it's from a first bounce perspective I don't think the setup was was ideal. Holding VWOP and you could get, I wouldn't call it a first bounce right I would definitely wouldn't call it that if you wanted to give it a shot because it's holding VWOP and it's holding above you up and there's an opportunity to move back towards the prior highs. Sure, it's a valid trade. I call it a valid long opportunity if that's a trade thesis that you can have in plan. But, you know, kind of like Harry saying once you have that huge move back, right that's a, it's a, it's a big move back in the perspective of how far it's coming down but when you look at the move from the low of the day to the high of the day it's 50% of the move that it came back on right so you know if I'm not going to tell Fibonacci and all that BS right but if you're looking at that kind of a thing like you got people are going to be taking profit as this thing launched up people stopping out all that kind of shit so if, if you're taking that shot it's holding VWOP you jump in, and you take the opportunity you got your risk parameters set up, you know, ideally your stop is somewhere behind a prior low or a VWOP area, and you kind of ride it out I don't. I can't tell based on the typing that was put into this thing at that first exit was a mistake or if it was the next one that was a mistake. This trade is really good. You know you can sell it you know that person, you know really pre plan his trade might like you know pre pan, his limit orders or fantasy orders beforehand, instead of you know, trading based on the emotions or like training on a fly you won't get this type of chart at all. And so I think this is really good one. He saw I could support here, you know that's why you cover another one support here's right cover I mean there's nothing wrong with it. Yes, you know, easier set them done. Of course we want to cover some friends down here right but you know that's sometimes it's impossible in real time trading as you know it's not easy. I like the scale here so it's maybe the average was around here so pretty decent setup. That's how I would treat every day so good job, Sam. Yeah, perfect. And I believe that we have one more from Sam as well. You know same sort of plan. Right, this is what I wanted to highlight. Sam submitted like so many charts that are like identical. So I wanted to add to because it's literally like, again, broken stock short the pop cover lower nail and bail. And of course you're always going to have people who are like oh you should have covered lower should have covered lower should have covered higher. You know it's the market it's hindsight. I'm sure both times he thought oh maybe this is going to bounce I'll be able to add more and then cover lower right everything is in is in hindsight you know so I think it's good you know if you're plan is to short of 550 and cover up five bucks, you know that's pretty sound to me. So again, it's these types of plans. Right. Yeah, right we have a ton of people who are, you know, killing it on the broken stocks, right that's perfect. Right, so, you know, shout out to everyone. Another like really good plan right 550 meaningful level like I talked about right, what are the meaningful levels on this chart here 550, you know, five seven five eight that's a meaningful level. Right, next meaningful level would be like six bucks. Right, or I can't really see to the left of the chart but that's what I'd assume. So, yeah, you know pay attention to that type of stuff as well. Yep. Green. Yeah. All right. Yeah, this is another broken type of setup. I'm not really sure if this is low hanging fruit or really what was this thinker swim was was down when I was doing this they were doing like Yeah, so load many other charts but yeah low hanging fruit setup right short the pop cover lower. The only thing is that you started scaling a little bit, a little bit early, right. You know there's dipping your toe in and then there's, you know getting your leg bit off. This is the type of situation where you have one really good trade, you know, I always have kind of a rule and when I looked at this one, it kind of jog my memory of that rule is that if I have one really good trade, you know, big one, like, you know, let's say I'm short 30 38.8 and I covered down there at, you know, let's say let's say and let's pretend he covered at 34.8 right. I never want to jump in a trade right after, right. I think what happened on this one is that, you know, he covered a bit early, and then he started kind of kind of revenge trading on that bounce right, he's like oh 35, oh 36, oh 37 right. I should be looking for kind of like, at least like, you know, halfway of the death candle, right, where you want to start kind of looking to looking to scale into this one, because like scaling down here at the bottom is just kind of like, you know, it's like a death, right. So if you have a really good trade or, you know, if you're saying to yourself, Oh, this, this could have been a big trade if I was in it, you know, don't look to revenge right away, you know, have some patience. You know.