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Then I'm going to do the rant of the week next because I want to... What I want to do today is I kind of want to have a little bit of a party. And not like a party party, I mean, it's online, we're just kind of talking about fucking stocks. But like a party is in like I'm going to bring a mod or two on and just, you know, kind of like I'm sure you guys don't just want to hear my rants. I'm sure you want to hear everybody else's rants too. So I want to bring a mod or two or three on maybe, yeah, maybe that will cap it just so it's not like so much. But and then we'll just go, you know, we'll go back and forth. And I have a couple of ideas of who wants to come on. That's what I'm waiting for to see if someone's going to message me back. But I guess they're gone. Anyway, and so yeah, so we'll kind of have a little discussion session. We'll all talk about the traders of the week because I'm sure like it'd be more fun to hear some other points of view than just mine. And yeah, and then like I have content to share. And if we get to it, like the the the content part of the webinar will be kind of briefed just because I'd rather talk. Yeah, so we'll figure it out as we go. And as a Q&A webinar, I'm happy. We're happy to answer any questions. Just go ahead and post them there whenever we're ready. OK, so the fucking market, dude, Jesus fuck, let's pull up the spy just so that when I'm in it, this is the spy is up here. All right, so the fucking the fucking market indeed. Yeah, so wherever. So if you remember last week, like we had just got the, you know, the the inauguration news, right? The inauguration news hit the market. Pull up the GME, exactly. And so the market got what it wanted, right? You got a you got a peaceful transition of power. And most of the roadblocks that we saw were gone, like the foreseeable known ones are gone. Of course, unforeseeable roadblocks always stunt growth. But normally we had that seldom new situation. But because of but because, you know, when stocks pre-priced that move, however, because the anticipation of the the that peaceful transfer, not the recovery, I do think that the recovery is vastly priced in because we're at all time highs. But that anticipation kind of didn't have kind of wasn't priced in because I think there was still that uncertainty. And we got it and it was fine. And we saw like a nice market push that day, right? Once that was out of the way. And so like that and I basically thought that we were, you know, like smooth sailing from here. And boy was I kind of wrong. That's for sure. I mean, this would be an unforeseeable roadblock, I would say. But basically this market got thrown into kind of a what the fuck is going on mentality. That's exact. I mean, I can't explain it any other way except that, this market was just like, what in the sweet Jesus is this? And whenever the market doesn't know what the fuck's going on, like it's normally a red. It's normally red because people sell, because people are uncertain, right? So uncertainty leads to selling, not necessarily, cause uncertainty is that fear. It's fear and that leads to selling. And so basically, that upward progress kind of came to a little bit of a screeching halt, right? Man the boundaries, right? Through your duty to the market, right? If you watch Harry Potter, right? That's what McGonigal said. Man the boundaries, the market's sanity and stability is threatened, right? You know, the only way I can say it, that Reddit kind of hijacked the market, right? It kind of hijacked the entire market. And when I mean the entire market, I mean the entire market, like I had some swings and like I remember like the day GME, like kind of like super tanked one day. And like literally like GME tank and like all of my positions tanked at exactly the minute that GME tanked. Like every single one and I had some large caps and small caps doesn't really matter. Like every single one just like at 11 o'clock just like, I'm just like, what the fuck, what was that? And then I look at the spy, the spy's tank. I'm just like, what in the, what, like, why is GME having an effect on the market? I honestly didn't think it would, but it did, right? And so, and the reason, like the reason that I'm attributing to this, right? Is I mean, these redditors just kind of hijacked it. And, you know, it kind of basically threw caution to the wind to every single investor. And everyone's like, well, I thought the market was supposed to be based on reason. This is absolutely ridiculous. It should have tanked by now. I'll get into that in the next slide. But for me, it kind of maybe reminded the stock market about bubbles and maybe looking at our current situation and looking at GME and like, wow, we're in a big bubble. Like maybe, I mean, if this is what's allowed to happen, maybe we've allowed, you know, maybe this stock market is bubble given our current GDP level. Maybe we've pre-priced too far. I think there was a little bit of that fear in there. But ultimately what I also think happened is there was a lot of, I think there was a lot of algo tripping, like, you know, like these, a lot of these, these algas are run by big firms, you know, like Citadel. A lot of these, you know, these funds, like these firms are, a lot of these firms who supposedly got caught, these hedge funds, these big firms that got caught in GME and AMC and, you know, all these like high short interest names that's been the theme of the market, right? A lot of these like, you lost big money, which I mean, shame on them for allowing their positions to be that significant. But, you know, what kind of happened is, I mean, I think there was some algo tripping. I think there was some financing of other positions to finance their losses for this position. And like a whole lot of positions kind of sold off everywhere else across the board. And I think a little bit of that happened, you know, a little bit of kind of sell, sell our position algos kind of happened, you know, and like, you know, like now that we're, we started to see some reality kind of set in today, all of a sudden, look, you know, it's a spy kind of pop, this, that spy kind of recovered. Cause like, like my take on this is that like, what that basically was is that the, you know, the market was rewarded with reason. Cause we all know that GME should go down. So basically the market, it was kind of tanking in uncertainty because the market wasn't doing what the market was supposed to be doing. Like we all knew that we all know that, you know, the market wasn't being efficient and it wasn't correcting itself. And it just kept getting worse and worse. Like the unreasonableness in the market kept getting worse and worse. And that's why we kind of saw this parallel action between the spy and the GME. Like every time the spy tank, every time GME rip, the spy tanked and every time when GME tanked the spy rip, we kind of saw that, that inverse relationship, right? The market likes that this unreasonableness is slowing down. And as reality sets in, Hey guys, my name is Tosh Bradley. I'm one of the head mentors and monitors at my investing club. If you have any questions about getting started in trading, getting started in the MIC, MIC in general, text me at 213-458-5997. This is not a robot. It was me directly on the other end of my business line and we'll get you in the club. We also have special promotions going on that I can get to you depending on your trading needs. Hit me up, back to the video. You know, like maybe that can potentially slow down future unreasonableness. And I think that's kind of what's going on. And so I think that like the market kind of had its taste. What's the market realizes that there is some reality, even if it tanks higher now, as long as the market knows that it will eventually tank like it did. Now, even if it goes higher and then tanks again, but the second the market is rewarded with, you know, that certainty of knowing, okay, we all knew it was going to tank, but it wasn't, but now it finally is. Now the market kind of has more, the market knows what's going on. And, you know, and it feels safer. And so that's why I think the market rallied today. And so I basically, I mean, if I had to put a number, I think we just continue that uptrend with a 30% chance. I'm pulling that number out of my ass, but like of more instability. Like, you know, this trend could continue, but I don't think so, and I'll get into that too. But last week's market was basically take a number, right? Take a number on which stock you were going to trade because there was literally too many to count. And that really continued this week. And last week, I had guessed like the previous week before that, like I had said, if the day twos and reclaimed will get stronger, right? Even though like we were kind of edging onto a seller's market, if the day twos reclaiming kept on continuing, we would get stronger. And honestly, what I had thought was that because we were still in this kind of January effect kind of market, I thought that we could see the market get even nuttier than before, right? We could get even stronger of a bull market than before. And then we could start selling off hard, because the overall market was just starting to get into seller's land. And I basically kind of drew a stock chart. Basically, I think that it could get a little bit nuttier before it ultimately stuffs and we get into seller. And boy, was I right and not right enough? Like I was right, but I didn't think it would get this fucking bad. Like this nutty. Yeah, like I'm not claiming credit for this. I had no idea that kind of this shit would happen. I decided to get a little fucking rangier, but it did and then some. So yeah, I mean, and honestly, there was a lot more movers in this. I just couldn't capture them all, there was just so many. So I just wanted to pick the most important ones that I saw that removed. I mean, the thing is that you can see that we're still in a bullish market on the sheer basis on the fact that we have this many bulls in the week, right? This many positive sentiment tickers, right? All these stocks just went absolutely nuts. The bullish factors in this market, you know, offering, I mean, do bingos offered so many times. I think naked offered today didn't matter. Like offerings aren't meaning much. The range is fucking insane. Gap ups, I mean, I mean, a stock, a stock like closed as well and gaps up the next day. I mean, it's not a for sure thing, but it's a very super common thing. Imagine if GME caused a market top. There's no shortage of shares to borrow. That shit's just lighting up the market. In fact, that's the theme of this market. It's any stock that has high short interest is fucking going. In fact, there's a website, there's literally a website, you know, like high short interest stocks. And I'm sure you got some of you guys may have looked high short interest stocks. Every single one of these stocks fucking spiked. Every single one of them, GME, SPCE, AMC, BBBY, Fizz, Fubo, right? All these stocks are literally the runners of the last two weeks, right? That's the theme of this market. Even KNDI, KNDI is on here and it popped or something. Like I saw that this morning. All these fucking stocks are just running. Like every single one of these just had a big pop, like all of them. And so like that's the theme of this market is high short interest, but that's no secret, right? But anyway, yeah, thanks, Harry. Yeah, dude, do you mean these offer? Yeah, I mean, they probably will. But it probably, it'll probably just dip it and it'll go higher. But anyway, the bearish factors, right? I mean, we're super extended on a lot of names. And like they can always go higher, but they need like stocks do pull back, right? And that is a bearish factor. Offering me a better price, exactly. Market exhaustion. Like, I mean, this is fucking euphoria. Like the entire, I mean, we're euphoric in the large cap market, we're euphoric, Tesla's euphoria, everything's euphoric. Like GME is just, it's basically just like the straw that broke the camel's back, but it's like made of cappuccino, the Dragon Ball Z heaviest metal in the universe. It's that metal straw that broke the camel's back and then like it, the camel sunk to China. That's basically what this is. Is that like GME is the lid blown off. It's ultimate sign of market just total blow off the top move. It's literally what it's called. I do think that the sympathies are getting weaker and weaker. And I thought AAL was very telling today. AAL was, I mean, it's a big fucking, it's a large cap and it just moved 80% like a small cap. And I had a feeling that that sock would give the entire game back. I think it almost did. But I was like, holy shit, all right. That's just, you know we've gone too far when AAL moves 80% like that. And like that's just way too much. That's too big of a play to kind of do that on. And I think that was just ultimate pinnacle of bearish factor. And so that's basically where we're at. Like this has been the trend and we literally like we are at almost peak range. Like I've been doing these webinars for like two years now. The range bar has never been here, right? I haven't seen this range since, I don't know, the summer of 2017. Well, I wanna make sure that this doesn't stop recording. So I do wanna stop the recording now. I mean, we can still, but I do wanna make sure. That's just- Oh yeah. That was a good one. That was a good one, dude. You know. Thanks for coming on, bud. No problem. Yeah, I'm gonna just stop it now and we can just still chat like this from my own side. Thank you so much for watching our video. If you wanna see more of our videos, please subscribe to our YouTube channel by clicking the button here. We do our best to post a new video every single day. If you have any questions about MIC or any general trading questions, please text us using the number here. Also, stay up to date by watching some of our most recent videos right over here.