 I'm gambling, right? So I'm just holding it. I'm holding it over the weekend. Maybe I'll get a gap up. Maybe I won't. But it's just an example of how I was able to anticipate an entry and just stuck to the plan and got a nice pop. I'd like to kind of go over this trade because this was like a really what I would consider like a very like well executed trade that you did. Could you maybe kind of like walk us through your thought process on this one? Okay. Just load it up. This is a OPGN, right? Yeah. Yeah. Sure. So, uh, let's see. It would be easier for me if I could share my, my screen. Okay. So we got share screen. We need like an IT department here for these. I don't know what I'm doing. Let's see. This one, this one. All right. Did it work? Man, I haven't seen stocks to trade for so long. It's so clean. Yeah. I'm, you know, I've stuck with this platform since the very beginning, but I am bummed that they got rid of their Twitter, their Twitter scanner, I think was called. Yeah. Dude, that was, that was great. I miss it. Yeah, especially for long. That has to be huge. Yeah. Because a lot of times, I mean, news can sometimes take a little bit to pop up and see it, right? And it's like with the Twitter scanner, I, it just was like immediate, but anyways, let's go over this OPGN trade. So the, the main, the very beginning, right? Is this day here, October 29th. You see, I had this gap up. Okay. So that was whenever I said beginning, it's like, this is, the start of, of watching the stock because something significant happens. Oh, no, stocks to trade. Don't family like this. Oh, shit. Them sex is going to ask us that in a doubt. Bro, what the, come on, stocks to trade, please. Okay. Yeah. So it was this day here, right? Now it looks insane, right? It looks huge and insane. Now, of course, once you back up, it's like, oh, that's a small little pop, right? It's like, this move was just an absurd. Yeah. So I have this little pop here. And whenever a stock does, you know, has news and it pops up like this, I mean, that's just, I'm going to be watching it for basically as long as it can hold those gains, I'll be watching it. And I mean, as you can see, it held those gains pretty well. And it consolidated at this kind of, I would say around a 40 cent average over over the period of this like two week period here. And so what I'm looking for is I'm a big like symmetric triangle person. So as you can see, it's making this triangle pattern. And what I've noticed recently is these really kind of low price stocks, they are popping. And then days later or even weeks later, they're having these secondary moves where they'll test the highs and potentially break out over this original move. But the reason why I'm watching it again is because just the fact that it had this initial pop here, that is why I am aware of it and watching it. And then on this day, on this day here, funny thing about this day, I actually, let me see here. So now I got to change my view a bit. But I actually bought like 75,000 shares at. Oh, yeah. So I had a ton of shares either on this day or the day before. I was trying to time it is what I'm trying to say. I was trying to time it, but it just never. And that's that in a day, I felt like more things would pop during the market hours where I could get in and then during the live trading hours, it would give me the initial kind of start. And now I'm kind of seeing a trend where it's either happening after hours or pre-market, which makes it much more frustrating. It just everything's harder to time as pretty much. But anyway, so I wasn't in it in after hours, but then I saw it. So I'll pop it up. Now the key, there is another key before this and the key is SEO. So I noticed that this stock on that exact same day. It had this had a little perk before close and then it just started flying. And this had already happened. And so I was aware that these penny stocks, these kind of low price stocks are doing insane things right now. So I can be a bit more aggressive. And then I thought of, I just started thinking, OK, what other low price stocks are kind of holding gains that might have a secondary move and OPGN just came to my mind. So I pulled the stock up. And as I pulled it up, I started to see volume pushing up into this 40 level. And I was, I didn't even think, I didn't even, it was just like a reaction. I just quickly 20,000 shares, boom, 45 limit. And I got filled at 42 for 20,000 shares. I was probably risking 38 and it just started taking off. And at that point, you know, SECO just went so crazy. I was like, I am going to just have some patience on this and try to get like two 50 or something like that. Now, I probably should, I mean, I should have just sold it in the twos, right? I mean, realistically, I don't even like that I held it as long as I held it. And I got extremely fortunate that it gapped up the next morning. Because when you see something go from 240 down to a one, you're like, did I just lose like, I mean, I just lose like $30,000 in profits. I was kind of freaking out, but I got lucky and it gapped up. And I didn't, you know, it's like, it's at three, it hit my profit target. I didn't wait around. I just sold it as soon as I got up. Dan, is liquidity ever an issue for you? Like in these after hours times, like, is it ever tough for you to actually get to your full position size or like determine your risk, like getting out if it doesn't work? Yeah, well, the thing is about these after hours plays is I don't do them very often. It's kind of, it's kind of rare that I do them. But if I do do them, it's because it's really hot. There's a lot of liquidity coming in. Like, as you can see, this was so liquid, like my 20,000 shares compared to how liquid this was was like nothing. So it just, it depends on the play. If this was more illiquid, I would have just taken like, you know, 5,000 shares, maybe. Right. And actually, so this play here is very slow this morning. So LMFA, so if you look at this, it kind of fits my criteria of it is a big former runner and it is down a ton and it's one of those stocks that is in that, was in that $0.40 range and for whatever reason, just all these low price stocks are just having bounces. What I saw was this, again, I just, if I can find some consolidation where it's starting to, I think this is actually more of a channel really, it's not really a symmetric, it's more like a descending channel, but it's horizontal, it's found support and my thought process was it could break out of that and become another big gapper, another big runner. So this is an example of a play where I anticipated it. I bought 25,000 shares at 46. I did get some movement up and my plan was to just risk 40 and I'm still in it now. So it had some nice volume come in, debatably, I could have locked it up. I mean, in the 70s for like $8,000, but I'm just, I'm gambling, right? So I'm just holding it, I'm holding it over the weekend. Maybe I'll get a gap up, maybe I won't, but it's just an example of how I was able to anticipate an entry and just stuck to the plan and got a nice pop. Makes sense. I think the big thing to understand here, Dan, is that you first noticed that SECO, low price stock, 40 cent stock, start to go crazy. Then immediately what came to your mind was, all right, because this theme, this theme of penny stocks of 40 cents are running like crazy, I'm going to look around to find the same type of theme that the chart pattern is setting up properly. So I think that's something that's really key is that you wait for that sector or that theme to come into play. And then once that theme confirms, that's when you started looking for all these other plays, correct? Yeah, for sure. And actually, the reason why SECO ran like that is probably because of TPST. So this was really the big runner that started everything as far as a lot more momentum. Once people saw this, they got hungry for some more plays like that. And this was a great one.