 Let me know if you hear me. Let me know if you see the screen. So welcome. Tonight I thought I would just do a little question answer. So free for all here. I haven't done this at all this year. I think I only ever did it once. I thought it would be good. Maybe people would ask me questions about gaps, general questions, questions about specific stocks, maybe something you're in, maybe something you want to take, the class, whatever. Any questions you have, you can feel free to ask me. I have no set time here. It's just I didn't know how many people will come. I didn't know what you'd want to talk about. I have up here the one from today, which was the Nike, which ended up working. I got some emails from a few of you people that said you stayed with it. We can go over that. It was a hard one today, though, that's for sure. But we can talk about whatever you want. Galahad said he's not in anything. That's OK. At least you're safe in London. That's a good thing. How did I learn the strategy? Well, I created my own point system. So the actually gaps, gaps themselves have been around forever. So I just created a way to read the gap, which was the points, the 26 points. Because when I started trading, I did one class when I first, first started. And of course, the class did touch on gaps, but it also touched on lots of other things, like buying support, like shorter resistance, other kinds of gaps, which I no longer believe there are, but even though people do teach them. So in one class, the only class I ever took, I did learn a broad-based, you know, technical analysis view of reading charts. But I found that when I was trading that I didn't have the consistency in any of the different strategies I learned, and I wasn't making money. And then one day I did a gap trade. I think it was Netflix, actually. And it was a short. And I made a lot of money, and it was a gap. And then I realized that I made a lot of money because it was a gap, but I didn't know what I was doing. And so then I just determined that I wanted to do gaps. And then it was like a back-and-forth process to figure out why did certain ones work, why didn't other ones work. And it was just a process of elimination, seeing the ones that worked and seeing the ones that didn't. What was the one last week, Gala, had that you said didn't work? It was off last week. What was the one you said did not work? I mean, the one that comes to mind, I'll just talk about this while you write it in the room, was the one that I did do. And I did take a loss in, which was on the day of the actual gap, which was target. I took a loss in this as a short. This is actually a good example here, because this was, gosh, it's February right now. February 28th, let me go back. This is target. Okay, so target gap down. This was in the morning, and I love this gap as a short. So here is the morning at 8 a.m., so I rated the gap in the pre-market in the morning here. Let me find 9.30. So here was 9.30, but do you see that 9.30 it rallied, and it rallied all the way up, went over the high. Here it is 11.30, and I got stopped. So I took a stop in this and it never reset up. I didn't do it twice. It never, it never worked. It was a bust. This was the day Gallahad was here. I forget what I told Gallahad to do that afternoon. What did you do in the afternoon here, Gallahad? You took the stop in this. Did I tell you to do a second trade in this this day? That was the day Gallahad was here, and I forget if I had him do something else. I know I didn't have you do this again. It was a stop. The room took a stop, and Gallahad, did I have you do a second trade? I forget. I forget too. Anyways, it never reset up again. But it was a good gap. So this was a stop on the day as a day trade. The next day I called it as a put, it went. I mean, it went all the way down. The put though expired last Friday. I told everybody to get out in here. They kept going a little bit more, and then it kept going. You could have done a second put in it. So anyways, the interesting thing is that, you know, about gaps in general, is that people play them all different kinds of ways that are day traders. I'm just talking about day traders here, because that's what we are. So if you look at this as a long, and the day that it gaped down, you made money. I looked at it as a short, I lost. But in the end, I was right. I got the directional bias of target right, based on my gap rating, because the directional bias of target was a short. But if you went long that day, Galahad did when he was here, he lost money. But then he did the put, and he made good money on it. So you see here, that target is lower. Target is in a downtrend. And it pushed back a little bit here today. Back what was alone, let me just see what it was. It broke 53, I think 52, 52.77, but this is definitely lower. I'm not saying shorted here today. It was a shorter ready back up there. But the interesting thing is that, the gap rating method that I figured out, works just as well for long-term trades as it does for day trades. But sometimes the day trades fail. You lose money in the day. It'd be shorter this year, but then you can do it as a put, or a swing trade, and it follows through. Because I'm really not following what most day traders are doing in these gaps. I'm trying to look what the institutions are doing. And the fact is they sold this gap into the gap itself. The night before it closed at 666.91. And it gap down here and it opened at 57.41. It gap down $10 plus overnight. That was not made by just people like you and me. That was made by a huge amount of massive money that came into the stock on the day, and gapped it down. I mean, you can see it here. There's four o'clock, here's 8 a.m. How does something go from here to here? It gets sold off in a big, big way. Look at the volume in this bar. So it's 956145. It's hard to believe that because you see the bar here, and it doesn't look like much to be concerned with because the body of the length of the body bar is a tiny baby. But the high of this bar is 6020, and the low is 5690. And look at the volume that happened in this 15 minute bar. Huge. So it's not closed here, and then boom. It gapped down in the morning, and this was an earnings gap. So, you know, today, today was, took a long time to make money. It worked, but we made money. This here was a loss, but you know, I created my strategy based on doing gaps, you know, and seeing how they were working and then seeing something different and what a lot of other day traders were seeing and combining it together over a period of about three years. But gaps themselves happen all the time. It's just a lot of people don't know how to trade them. I think somebody in the room today asked about the one, Aleem asked about it. Was it Aleem? No, it was Rashad. He was saying it was doing a scoop, like a bucket or a, I don't know what he said, I forget, around something he said here, here, here, here, here. But he was worried about it. He was like, it's making a round little bubble. But do you see how that didn't mean to buy it and how the stock fell then? Here's a one minute chart. So I'm watching the one minute for the entries when I'm playing the daily. G-E-S, that was last week. All right, look at that. Rashad isn't here, he's been in a trial. I forget what time zone he's in. No, I don't use any Fibonacci's at all. I've never used Fibonacci's and actually I don't, I don't. This is a 200 per moving average. Here, well, this is a 200 per moving average, simple. This is a 50, this is a 20, this is an eight. That's it. These are simple per moving averages. I don't have anything else. I got the white background, the price, moving price over here, we're closed. So this isn't moving. Volume down here, clock. Always have the clock. I do not use Fibonacci's, I don't use any of these things. You can go into this jiggy. I mean, look at it, you can pick anything, anything you want. Bolinger bands, I mean, people love all kinds of stuff. Pivot points, I don't use any of these things. I don't even know what half of them are. I don't even care. I think that the cleaner, the cleaner, the cleaner that you can look at what the price is, the better it is for you to focus on like what we did here today, which was what was happening here is the stock really getting bought in the scoop or is it just doing a retest and getting ready to hold and sell off? So I'm watching this trade and I'm reading it. And it's hard to say now because it's flat, but you can kind of tell looking at the bars and I'm so used to reading this here. So I'm reading it as it's happening based on the gap rating, but I still have to read it for the entry. I'm saying it's not getting bought with power money. So I short it and it's based on the gap rating anyways, but no, I like clean charts. That was a weird move up, but really it was a retest, a retest to the resistance, which helped. And I did kind of talk about that in the room because I said it's a ceiling, it's holding, it's holding down, down, it's holding itself down. You do realize this took a lot of pressure to hold this sucker down today. It worked. In fact, let's just look where it was. Where, here, I said 55, 5510 was a stop. I should have just put it there from the beginning on the why I didn't do that. But here, here, here, here, here, here, here it is. Look, in fact, let's make it even bigger. It's easier to look at it now that it's flat, but here look, or closed, I mean. See, look, this is it. That was the number, I was right, it was 55. I should have just put it there from the beginning, but whatever. Sometimes I try to get the smaller stop, but in this case here, this was really the area. And it helped. So very obvious here. Very obvious. I saw this in the morning, that's why I said the number. Anyways, here it is. So do you see it takes pressure to hold this here? This really looks lower now too, actually. I think this could even fall through tomorrow because it did break, it did break the low. It broke 54. It broke it by more than a penny. And this is the ceiling. This is the resistance. This is the ceiling now that it's holding. The stock's lower. Could be temporarily lower, could drop like target for a month. You don't know. You follow it through. But I play the gap itself on the day, which is what we do. Show me in a chart to explain the shield. Oh, you want to look at shield now? I thought you're still talking about Nike. Did you do this? This, I didn't do anything with then. Fact I completely forgot about it. I never even looked at it again then after the morning. Here, it did end up setting up. Here, it took forever though, it looks like. It had the move. This had a small stop as well. It looks like weird open. I don't like this at all. Is this what you're talking about here? It's bizarre. I don't like the space here between these bars from the close and the open. That's weird. I don't like this either. I don't like any of this. The first one, two, three, four, five minutes I think looks strange in this. Didn't touch us today. But anyways, you could have shorted this here. You could have shorted this here. Where did it go? You could have made 25 cents or something like that. If you held it, held it, held it. Could have tried to make 40, 50 cents. I mean you would have had to hold it, hold it, hold it, hold it, to 1115 to really get more out of it. Well if you use Fibonacci's and they help you then that's fine. If you use them and they're fine with you then keep doing them. I don't wanna do anything different than what I'm doing because I'm in such a good groove here now. I just like the cleanliness of charts. I've talked about this before. If I would take off, here let's look at the daily. I'm probably the only person that I know that could live without any of this stuff. Here, let's take them off just to show you. I've done this before in the class. It's funny when you do. I could still trade like that. Most people couldn't. Just looking at moving price. Just reading it in the gap itself. So I don't wanna put anything else in my charts. But if you use something now and you like it then go with it. I don't have a problem with that. But it's still the gap that I'm doing. Okay, let's go look at, what do you wanna look at here? You wanted to look at GES. Hold on, let me just reset this up here. If you have something that you use that helps you that can combine with my method that will make you a stronger trader, do it. I don't wanna change what I'm doing because I'm doing well. But in reference to other people doing different things like some people love the fundamentals, they combine the fundamentals with the technical analysis. Go for it. I don't look at any of that stuff either but it definitely works for people. Gives people more conviction. It doesn't do anything for me. All right, GES, we did look at this. I forget what I said, 316. I think we looked at this Monday but I forget what it did here. Let me just look again. A lot sold into that level which held it down. You're talking about the Nike today. Yes. This was perfectly valid here. Is this where you did it, Galahad? This was valid. Then it ran up. Then it looked good here again, looked good here again, dropped. We did talk about this because it said this doesn't look great and then this takes you off of it. So if you did this here, you would have gotten stopped. If you go right back into it again, you're up, here's where you get stopped, right there. Oh, you got stopped here. All right, well then you got the one stopped. So you didn't go back into it. It looks like that was a good idea. Not with your R for the day. I thought you were lowering your R until you built your count up. Yeah, here's a great example. Similar to, not as good as Target because that just broke like a band sheet but this was a good gap down, failed on the day, held, held, held, now selling off now. So you could be in this short. This looks lower. So again, one that failed as a day trade but worked in the longer term picture. I found that I should start tracking those. That's what I should track. That every gap down that I rate and like and fails as a short on the day, I should almost take a swing trader and put in it. I really, I really honestly should. It's really interesting. The ones that never set up and I don't lose any money and then don't set up or open the reverse, wish or don't do anything right. That's a different story. But I'm talking about the ones that rate well and they set up and I take them and then I get stopped. I should almost just leave it, wait for the next day, follow it through as a continuation gap or do a put or swing trade in it because I mean it's just uncanny. How well then these things will go then after they fail. The ones that rate good I'm talking about that I end up taking stops in. I could probably make all the money back from even the ones I've lost in for that and more. I mean, Target, this was unbelievable. This was crazy. I should have called that out for more than a month. I only did it to the 17th. I was just thinking a quick one but this could have been well into April here. This is gonna go to $50. Nike sold off hard. Okay, we're going back to Nike. Are you talking about Fibonaches? See, I just don't know about these. Nike was sold off hard and did not make it back to the 23.6%. Shield had a bigger bounce up, okay. You probably get a bigger extension and move down the less it bounces up. Like I said, I don't really track that stuff well. And nor do I think it has anything to do necessarily with again the one minute. For example, this isn't the same situation. This chart, now look at the chart. Memorize it. Yeah, you can email me one. Memorize this chart. Boom, there it is, Nike. Get it in your head. Now go to this one here. Look at it. It's not the same. So it's hard when people ask me questions because it's so funny. Day traders are so funny. Or traders in general, I mean everybody. Everybody wants to be black and white. You know, my system has the ratings but it's a six point cushion. So there's a variance, okay. One thing rates 20 points, one thing rates 23. You know, there's a variance here. Some things are better than others. I always say that. Not every gap is created equal. Everything is in black and white. Every chart looks different. I can't say everything that gaps down, 18.2 and a half percent is a short. I wish it was that easy. I wish it was that easy to just boom. But it's not. Everything is different. Even the way they open and trade, the way they open and trade has to do also with the placement of the gap on the daily chart, which what my expectation is for what it's supposed to do, which would have been different for Target than for the one today, the Nike. Cause the charts are different. And you can see they're different. What make you have conviction that Nike was going more after the bounce at one PM? Well, I was out of it this afternoon. I didn't play this into the close. Did you? I did not get this last jiggy here. I mean, you know, I held it a long time for Pete Sakes. What's your question here? First of all, the only thing I can say, first of all, I did not get this last piece. I got out of it in here. When it broke the low, and then started coming back up, I was out. I was happy with that. So I didn't get this last dune. If you did great. Anyways, the fact is, how would you have known it was gonna do this? Well, watching the 15 minute chart, watching it whole and all, and also that you know that it's already continued anyways. It's already continued, it already broke. It broke the low. It's right on the day. I did say it was never gonna go over the high. Remember that? Even when it back up here. This literally got with a nine cents. And I was still in this a 1030 or 1045 or whatever time it was when it held in here. I said, there's no way. This isn't gonna flip. No, it won't do it. It won't go and flip. It won't go over that number. It won't do it and it didn't. So if you know it's not gonna go over here, you surely know it's not gonna go over here after it breaks the low. Whether or not it keeps going or not, you just have to watch the stock and see where it's straight, but one o'clock is not 330. You do have time left in the day. You've got three hours left in the day. The stock isn't not gonna move. So based on that, it should follow through in the continuation of the direction that it's gone for the day, where it's gonna go or what time it halts, you have to watch it and see you don't know. You don't know. You don't know. You watch it, you get the move. I chose to get out. I held it a long time. I did a good job with this today. So, I mean, come on, but it did keep going here. So how do you know you watch a trade? You don't know you have the next target or ready broke the low? What did the market do? I didn't watch this in the afternoon because it wasn't still doing anything, but let's look, market didn't do anything in the afternoon. Market held, basically, but didn't really rally. Let's look at the cues. Yeah. Wow, what did I say this morning? I said, it's gonna be interesting to see what the market does today. It's gonna tell a lot. And then I said, well, the market doesn't seem to be showing any interest of today to do anything significant at all, but you know what, this looks bullish. If we gap down tomorrow, we're gonna fall some more. If we gap up, we're gonna hold and rally, but it could take a couple of days to do it. And if all we have is a sell-off that we had yesterday, this market is crazy bullish. And I was surprised the way we sold yesterday. I thought we should have held and we didn't, but today we tried to hold a lot. And if we gap up tomorrow, we will. It's very interesting. The strength in the market is almost amazing to me. A case, if you're willing to risk the figure, figure of what? Are you back on the Nike? The amount of money you're up on the day? Are you still talking about this thing here? This push down from 215 to 245? You could have put your stop here and wrote it down and said, what the hell? You could have lowered your stop to 50 for a 50. You're still what I got now with profit. But I mean, honestly, beggars can't be choosers. You wait all day for this to break the low. It does. It could have collapsed. It didn't. It was a choice. I don't know what you mean by risk your figure. You lost me what you mean by that. Does anyone else have any other questions? This is a good discussion here, though. I don't know what you mean by risk your figure. You're up on the trade. You can't lose unless you don't get out. And even if you didn't get out and you held it in the close, you wouldn't have lost. Look, the stock closed at 53.93. The entry in this was almost a dollar away. It was a good call today. It was hard to do and I really did a great job in this. I dug my heels into the dirt and made something of it. You didn't want to lose anything the risk amount. Oh, you're talking about doing a second trade. Is that what you're talking about? You're talking about getting back into it. Is that our third trade here, actually? You're talking about taking a 15 minute. I don't know what you mean. It never went back into anything into negative territory here. If you enter the stock up here in the 70s, this never pushed back over 45. The high here was 46. You lost me here. If you get out your prop, if you held it through, you're up. It never went back to even break even. What do you mean? I don't understand what you're talking about here. If you lowered your stock, what's the question? Then what? If you lowered your stock, where? To 54.50 or 54.75-ish. After today, I'm never lowering my stock again. I say that every time. First of all, I'm tight on my stock to begin with. And sometimes when I'm too tight, I always regret it. I'm like, why did I do that? If you want to take in a loss at 54.52, where are you getting that? You mean if you put it here? The stock dropped and broke. Broke, the real target was 54. Came down, bounced at 54.10-ish or something like that. If it would have rallied up here, you wouldn't give back 40 cents. What's the difference between where you mentored it and where the area was here? 25 cents, approximately. So you would have given back more than 50% of the profit of the trade. Does that make sense? The answer is no. Why? Because the target was 54. You don't give back 40 cents to make 10 cents. So the answer is no. Boom. Answer your question. You don't give back 40 cents in profit to make 10 more cents. And that's why I get out of this here. Duh. And could it have kept going? Yes. Did it? Yes. Does it matter? No. Because it's chance and nobody knows. You have different targets and we figured them all out and 54 was the target and it got there. This is basically at the target. Or 54.13 or whatever it was. Ruby, that's Phil, but I thought you ended up taking more. You ended up taking more, you told me. Ruby was what was the date? I didn't do this. This was last week. Let's look. What happened with this one? Did it work or not? I think it did, didn't it? Yeah, it did. Okay, what's your point? 315. Look how this collapsed off a cliff. Okay, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby. What's your question? It worked. This was the day of the snowstorm. The market was dead that day. I'm surprised there was anything to do. Ruby, you couldn't get in it at all, you're saying. Oh, you did not do the Ruby. You couldn't get filled? What was the volume on this? It looks fine. I don't know where you tried to get in. I don't understand why it couldn't get filled. It had the volume. It did back up. It was down a lot, but it did back up. If you had to catch your order there, you probably would have gotten filled. It's fine if you killed it, but if you had kept the order sitting there, you would have gotten filled when it pushed back at one of these places. You just would have had to adjust your size and the stop. That ever happens again is exactly what you could do, but you're chanceing it. If you don't get filled here, you can leave the order sitting and see if it backs up. It did not hear. Hear it backed up. It probably would have filled you somewhere or you repress it, adjust your position size, put the stop. So in here you would have tried to take it. If you didn't get filled there, it moved 10, 15 cents into it, fixed yourself, reset the stop, take it. This isn't a huge dollar difference. You could have done that with that and you would have gotten filled on a pushback. It's been a long time since I've needed to do that, but there's something that you can use. I'm sure you probably didn't try to go back after it, but for the next time you could. You're just gonna have to take less. Gala has writing. Will has a question. Anybody else? Anyone else have any other questions about anything at all? Will wants me to look at shield. Hold on, I'll pull it up here. Let me see if I can download this. This is very small. This is a teeny weeny. Let's see. All right, so again, if you use these, this is shield I guess. If you use these things and they help you go for it, I don't use these things. This to me looks like a map of Central America. I don't know. I mean, I don't want to use these things, but I'm not talking you out of using it. If this works for you, then go with it, but I don't want to use these things. This looks like something that is a map that's trying to tell me where to go on a vacation. Give me directions to drive somewhere and I don't drive anymore. But I mean, if it works for you, do it. If I use things like this, I know it would take off of my eye when I see the price. So I just got to keep doing what I'm doing because I'm very, very good at reading price action. That is a skill. And until you develop it, use these other things. But I just don't want to take anything off my eye. I don't use these things. I see what you saw here. I see the bounce up. You don't have the time in here, but I see the bounce up with the morning, how it acted and broke and dropped in here. I know actually this was it. This was the morning here, I can tell. You don't have the time, but this was the morning bounce up broke that looks like this is happening after. It's supposed to happen in the afternoon. This is the morning bounce. This is the afternoon bounce. Anyways, I see what you saw. Yeah, if it helps you do it, but you still will have levels like this that hit if the gap doesn't rate well, won't follow through and will lift above this, for example. How would you know that you would get the confirmation? You could take something like what you have here with the Fibonacci's, first rate the gap, narrow it down to a shield, then you want shield into the open and then you get the setup and then you match it up with these lines that you use, which again, I don't use and I don't teach, but if you use them, if you know which gap to watch with stock symbol, like shield, you watch it, you go with it. If this corresponds with what I taught you with the PIC, you can use this to help you read supported resistance and go with it. Now, it wouldn't help me because I would take my mind off the price action. When I'm looking at something, it will, first of all, I have such a good eye that I don't need the lines to be there drawn for me. And how do I know? Let me just take this down. I said 55 today in Nike. I was right and there's no lines here. There's no lines at all. It wasn't up here. It wasn't the 50 period moving average. I said $55 in Nike today. My eye saw this. Now, I went to this earlier and I said, oh, there it is. But my eye saw it this morning. There was no line drawn there and I didn't manually do this until tonight when I said, oh yeah, there. But my eye sees it because I've trained my brain. I've trained my eye and my brain to work in conjunction, reading gaps and reading support and resistance levels very well. I don't need the lines to be drawn for me because I've trained my brain so well at reading price and it's the gaps themselves which point me in the direction to see it. But you have to know how to look at it because for every corresponding one that does something like this, you have, I'm gonna go to Amazon. Was Amazon the one? Yeah, Amazon. Well, maybe it was Google. Where was the one? Hold on. No, it was Amazon. Here, here, here, here. See that? Here, let me get rid of this. This here, you could have easily thought that it was a short, but it wasn't. So who knows what your Febedachi line said here but this wasn't a short. It really wasn't even along the day. There was nothing to do with this, okay? But anyways, the point is that it's not as easy as it looks to follow just lines like that. Otherwise, we would all have lines like that support and resistance lines and we just follow them and make money. You have to look at the price action and the gap itself, know where you're looking for it to hold, whether it's support or resistance, whether you're going long or short, rate it, narrow down the pick, watch for the setup. If it sets up in the area where those lines correspond, you can use that information to help guide you. I don't need that because I do it without it because I'm focusing on the price of it. And just because I've been trading nothing but gaps for eight years. So it's the price that you're looking for. All of these lines are just price action, whether it's in a simple moving average or a Febedachi that's averaged into the line anyway. It's a computer makes these lines. That's why you can plop them on there. There's no trains that went off here. It's an average. Same thing with Febedachi levels. It's a price average. So you just read the price itself. What was the one that we were watching for tonight? Gala had I said for tonight's. Let's look at it. We'll do one more thing here. We'll look at the earnings for tonight. I forget what it was. What was it? I just forgot. Is it up or down? Is it a bust? It's a bust. Ah, it is a bust. It's a bust. Nope, don't like it. So this will do nothing right. It's a shame. What was the other one? Let me look at FDX. There's nothing to look at here. Look, this tried to hold today. Let me look at this. And that looks interesting. This didn't do enough, but it did support itself today. This is a watch. This is a watch for tomorrow or the next days. Up. Well, that's interesting. It's interesting. I mean, trading is very, very interesting. I keep meaning to write an article to write a little story and I'm just having a time to write. But today was a great example here because this trade was hard till it broke. It took a long time, which as you know, I'm very impatient, but I stayed with it today. It's day traders were looking to buy this today. I've been to the support. That's why you can't just buy support and short resistance to trade and look at the gap to give me the direction to point me. If you have other things that help you, give you conviction to trade gaps and you use them. But there isn't one thing like anyone moving average or Fibonacci or any indicator that you can use it will tell you everything to do or we'd all have it. And it would be very easy then to trade. And there are some days that it is not easy to trade and that's why some days I take a loss. But more often than not, I don't. Today, I stuck through this. I could have made a little bit more but I'm very happy with my performance today because I could have just quit and said, screw it. It's taking too long or whatever, but it did work. Anyways, the point I'm trying to make is though that it's really about the information. Everyone sees the same thing. No one can be in denial that Nike opened today, gapped down, opened at 54.76. Look at that. Take a dollar's length from the open. No one can deny that's the truth. We can all agree on that and it's not up to interpretation. But what is up to interpretation is what you're gonna do with it. Everyone, now it's easy to say now, but forget. Boom, pretend you don't see that. If you get up in the morning and you're seeing this here, you're interpreting one thing. I'm interpreting one thing. Somebody else is interpreting another. Who is going to be right? The one that makes a prediction and takes the trade before the move happens to make the money. And that's how you make money in the market. So all the information is out there. It's up to interpretation what to do with it. And everyone is interpreting of something different. So the people that will win will be the one that will interpret it correctly because the information that we all have is the same. Nike gap down in his opening at 54.76. Boom, what are you gonna do? My interpretation is it's short. As it turns out, I was right. So if you come to me and you learn with me and you trade with me, you will learn how I interpret information in a gap which is a skill and it's how to interpret it. The fact that gap down and the price it opened at everyone can see and it's factual and real information. You can get anywhere for free on the net. But how to interpret it is the key because if you're able to do that and take the trade before the drop, you can make money. I'll assume we get tomorrow, people. I have no idea. Five is a bust. We'll get something in the morning, I'm sure. We got two more days left this week. We'll see. I'm gonna be very, very careful tomorrow. Hopefully we get an easy one. I think between now and Friday, we will get one easy. I don't know if it's tomorrow or not. But we should get one easy pick in the two more days of trading this week. Well, we'll see. All right, have a great night. Thanks for coming, everyone. Good questions. Email me if you have any other questions. For those of you that are ready in the trial, I'll see you in the morning. Nothing tonight. And then if you want a trial, you can email me for a trial for the next few days, classes this weekend. And we'll just play it on through. I can't wait to see what the market does. I mean, we did hold today. If we get back tomorrow, we are gonna follow through higher. It's very, very interesting. Koala Bear, you're still awake. I didn't know you were there. Koala Bear took a nap in the afternoon and then woke up for the talk. All right, have a good night, everyone. You're welcome. Okay, don't see you in the morning. Bright and early. Stay safe, Galahad in England. All right, have a good night.