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It's Tom Diesel here on another weekly video for you guys. Hope you guys had a great week. And this week, we had three days weekends in the Memorial Day on Monday. And, you know, we have a lot of time. And so I hope you guys take advantage of it just to go over the videos and try to learn the things that you haven't, you know, got a time to learn yet. So this is, you know, a great time for your learning curve or like for you to learn more about stocks and be prepared for Tuesday. Today's topic, I'm going to go over to I'm just going to address some of the DMs that I got from the members. Basically, they couldn't trade the first hour or like they couldn't trade the first three hours or basically the market opens due to, I don't know, their schedule or the job that they have. So I thought it could be a good idea to go over this topic. So today's topic is going to be how to trade a reversal time, right? Or how to trade outside of that first hour outside of that market opens. And before I even begin, I just want to address something here. This is not something that I would recommend because, as you know, most of us, most of the traders are trading or the edge is basically in the first three hours, right? And that's what most of us or what most of the profitable traders are doing. They try to trade the first three hours of the day and, you know, call it a day after that. And because the edge is not as good as the first three hours. And as I discussed, you know, earlier on my videos that the first three hours are usually are the most volatility and also where the dumb money is, you know, where the emotions, you know, from from all the traders are coming into the market. And that's why we want to take advantage of that. As the day goes by, you know, the volume is not there anymore and the hour goes and, you know, taking over. So there's a lot harder to trade after the first three hours, but there are still some set up. And, you know, I might, you know, take from time to time. But keep in mind that those are not really as good as the first three hours. So you have to keep that in mind as well. Do that, you know, based on, you know, your rest or your time schedule. Just do that carefully and and see if this, you know, fits you or not. It's really up to you later how, you know, to decide. So I'm just going to go over that. Let's bring on the chart here. As you can see, NAVB, it had a, you know, a nice move Thursday after hours pop up some on some news, you know, and the next morning, a gap up, you know, a lot of volume coming in this and to the pre-market right here and, you know, make a new high. And right after that, right, you can see in the first, first hour, usually where the most 930 to 1030 is where the most, you know, volume coming in into the day. And that's why we want to take, you know, advantage of that in the morning. That's why the first hour of trading are usually the best. That's what MIC teaches. And that's what we do every day. But, you know, still if your schedule is different or you have, you know, your different times on whatever, yeah, I mean, there are some certain, there are some setups that you can take. And I think one of the easiest setup that is for long traders, right? So between 930 and 1030, I think Harry did a video on that. 930 and 1030 is basically if you short, that's, you know, your time frame, right? That's how, how, how you can get the best for short in the first hour. But after that, the zombie times comes right from 1030 into, into, I don't know, one or like 2pm, those only longs are in control. And right after that, 2pm to, to the close, or I usually only trade from two to three. Those are my referrals of time when the stock is really, you know, beaten or broken down. And yeah, so that's basically my time frame like this. If you can trade the first hour, right from 930 to 1030, that's usually best for short. Right. And if you can do that, try to go long or, you know, try to adapt a long setup from 930 to from, from 1030 to like two, but also price action is everything. Right. In this case here, I'm going to put this an example. NAVB had a huge move, you know, stuff right open and continue to fade down. At this point, the stock is broken. Right. So let's say you couldn't trade the first hour or whatever you want to come back at two, let's say that, right? You want to trade reversal time instead of trading this because, you know, you'll schedule or you just couldn't afford it. You know, like you don't have time for this. So you come back at two and your goal is to trade reversal time. And by, let's say you back at one or like two here. And then you see the stock is already broken, but you have to draw a key line here. And stock, you know, is broken and it put out a range already. So as I can see, this one is the line and this one is the line. Right. So, and also the view app is around this area. So if you are a short buy straighter coming into two PM, one of the things you need to look at is you want the stock to pop back to those level, right? So because the stock is really broken down and beaten and you want to short the pops into those major resistance and expecting a fade after that. But how can you trade that? Usually the best way for me or usually the best way I usually trade it's like this. One of my rule, I don't want to give back 30% on my profits. So if I'm up on the day in the first three, in the first hour, I want to come back at two PM, but I'm just risking 30% or like, you know, if 30% of my profits in the morning, that's the max that I would want to risk, right? But in, you know, when trading reversal time, I want the stock to put out a range for me to see, as you can see here, the range, the channel is from this line to this line, right? So basically, this is the channel. And if I'm back at two PM, I would probably want to short it here and cover it here. Right. But in this case, as you can see, and you know, it pops through that and as I draw a line to this and that line, you can base off that as well. But keep in mind that your risk should always be, you know, if this thing reclaimed view app, you just have to stop. There's no way for you to be holding into that reclaim because most of the time I see when at three PMs happens is right here, when I start reclaimed view app, and it could easily break a new high. So that's one of the strategy I went over last time, how to spot a two PM, you know, reversal as a long. So you can, you can apply that to one of the setups as well. So, so at two PM, either you're going to trade the stock that's really beaten down, was like really broken, pops back to the, you know, the channel or the resistance line here. But keep in mind, always risk overview app. I mean, in this case here, I mean, it pops here and rejects, right? What you want to see, you don't mind this kind of pop through view app and then reject through view app and then you don't mind that. But what you should be worried about if stock pops all the way up here. Let me, if the stock draw a pop all the way back up here and then dips at view app. And then holding overview app, holding like this sideways, not under, but in here. And then that's, you know, the huge ref like for you to know that, all right, so the stock really beaten down now, but it reclaim overview app already. And it's based overview app. So that's one of the sign that you shouldn't be shorting any longer. And if you are trying to show the 2pm reversal, you want the stock to pop to view app or like near, near to view app and then reject, rejects, right? The stock needs to stay under view app for the thesis to be valid. So all right guys, I hope you enjoyed the video and I'll see you on next one. Take care. Thank you so much for watching our video. 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