 All right, I'll go ahead and meet myself. You need me, let me know. Oh, this, hello there. We're going to start a little early today. I hope that works for everyone. Actually, we're going to start 15 minutes early, and that's fine. If you have questions, you can ask me as we go along, or at the end, whichever works for you. I can see everybody's questions here. My name is Melissa Armo. Thank you so much for having me today. I own a company called the Stock Swoosh, and today I'm going to talk about the strategy that I traded the market. It's a day trading strategy. And I really focus on trading the morning. In the first 30 minutes of the trading day, between 9.30 and 10, that's the time, the day that I focus on. And if you've been thinking about day trading for a career, you might want to stay and listen to what I have to say tonight, or inquire more later by emailing me, because you can make substantial profits in the market, but I really am very focused with what I do. Today, I shorted Twitter. That was the play I did today. And actually, I did it and made money before that drop off in the market. I haven't looked at it recently. It probably had a bigger move than later today, because the market did fall. But I mainly focus on the beginning part of the morning to make profits. And I find that a lot of day traders that trade all day, like till 4 o'clock, end up giving money back. And so I kind of look at what I do like a job. Once the job is done, then you stop. And if you look at a trading like a job, you'll fare better in the end, because otherwise you tend to have this gambling mentality. And I know because I've been trading now for almost nine years, and when I first started out, I thought the harder I worked, the longer I traded, the more trades that I took, the more money I'd make. But it's not the case. It's really about the focus, getting the consistency, and then adding the size. So that's what we're going to talk about here today. So if you have any questions, you can email me at Melissa at thestockswush.com. And you can feel free to give me a call at 929-3200-GAP. And you can follow me on Facebook, YouTube, or any one of these places. So let's get going tonight. Afterwards, if you want to ask me questions, I know Amazon's reporting. If you want to ask me questions about any stocks when we're done, I'll pull up my chart so we can go through some things. If you want to say, Melissa, where is this going? Or whatever. And I know Amazon's it's reporting tonight, like right now. So one of the things I think that people, I talked to so many people, they know that they can make money in the market. They know that money's there, okay? But people start out, when they start out, they lose, okay? And then they feel down about the market or trading. So I think it's very important to be optimistic and positive when you choose to trade. And you will go through rough patches in your process unless you were just born and figured out how to trade immediately, but I don't know anyone that's ever done that. And I've met a lot of people. So Napoleon Hill actually wrote a good book. If you've ever had a chance to read it or you want more information about some books, most of the books that I've read really have nothing to do with trading. They were books that helped my mind. When I was going through the process and I needed my own lift at the beginning when I was figuring out my system. So this is a good quote. Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe it can achieve. So if you believe that you can make money in the market, then you've got a shot. If you don't think you can, then you absolutely will not. It does not mean that everyone that trades will, obviously, many people won't. But if you think you can't, you definitely won't, okay? There we go. Vasu is saying it's thinking Grow Rich is the book. Yes, good, good book, an old book, okay? Has really nothing to do about trading, but I find it was an important book to read when I was starting out in my trading career. So can you earn $20,000 a month in the market and can you make a living trading? The answer is yes, you can, okay? And can you make this kind of money in half an hour a day? Yes, why? Because the strategy that I trade has momentum and movement in that early part of the day. Now today was an unusual day in the market because there was volatility that happened later. But I don't know what created that move today in the market. I'm sure I'll find out tonight in the news or tomorrow. But the bottom line is the volatility that happened in the market was unusual. Sporadic doesn't normally happen like that out of the blue. Usually you get volatility momentum in stocks in the morning and I'm gonna explain why tonight. So how can you make this kind of money and what can you do? What's the strategy? The strategy is gaps. So here's the Twitter, okay? Twitter closed last night here, okay? This is a daily chart, closed here approximately 1960-ish or whatever. Gap down in the morning this morning, open around 1740-ish or whatever it was, 1730 something, I think it was. This is a gap. When a stock closes at one price here and opens at a different price the next day, that's a gap. So I'm playing the gap each morning on the daily chart. So what is a gap? For those of you that don't know, this is my definition. Stock gaps from the closing price today is different than the opening price of yesterday's trading. A gap is a break of price action from one day to the next. Stocks can gap up and stocks can gap down. ETFs can gap too. For example, the spy, okay? And the QQQs are ETFs. The US market closes at four o'clock and it opens at 9.30. So there are always lots of gaps because it would be very rare that something would close at $9.12 at four o'clock and open the next morning at 9.30 at $9.12. Okay, that would be very, very rare. I mean, it can happen but that would be considered a neutral open. However, not every gap is playable or predictable. So what I look for to trade every day is a gap that is predictable. Like, I'm just gonna go back here, Twitter. Twitter was predictable to me that it was a short. So I shorted this in the day. It was not long but there were people that were trying to go long in and the reason I know that is because I was in the stock short. And at one point it had a rally pushback, okay? Now here was another one today. Facebook had earnings last night. So as I said, things can gap up, stocks can gap down. Here was Facebook, it gap up. Closed last night at four o'clock, gap up. Okay, this actually gapped up a lot. I watched this last night live and did a video on it when it was roughly around 1.60, 50-ish, 1.69. This ended up having a huge move between last night and this morning, which I actually talked about in the video because I'm like, I'm not even gonna say what this does tomorrow because I don't know where it's gonna open because that's so far away. It was far away. It was hours and hours from five o'clock at night till 9.30 this morning, the stock moved $6 more than that in that time period, okay? And then it ended up falling on the day. So I didn't do anything with this but I just wanna point it out because this was Facebook had a gap up. And as you see, you could not have bought it and made money there this morning. Well, yeah, either way, opening price, closing price, they're both different, they're different. That's what I'm saying. This price here where we closed is different from this price here where we open. Where you can say it the way Robert said, the open, the closed, it's different. This is a different number than this is a different number. And you also have to read candlesticks correctly because the close of a red bar is at the low of the body. The open of a red bar is at the top of the body. And this guy here, it's a green bar, a bullish bar. The open is at the bottom, close at the top. So however you wanna say it, all the same thing. The open and the close are different, different prices. And you have to learn how to read candlesticks. So in my class I do a very, very basic review of candlesticks before we start anything in the morning. But there are a lot of books you can read candlesticks on and I don't really call things specific names. There's fancy dancing names out there. I don't really focus on that stuff. Now let's talk about the how, what and when. So how do you make money in the market? You trade a strategy that's profitable. If you don't have a strategy, you shouldn't be trading at all. A lot of people think the buying support and shorting resistance is a strategy. It's actually not. It's a setup the way that you could look at a chart to read levels, but it's not a strategy. So professional gaps, which is what I play and I'm gonna explain this more in a minute are very, very profitable because they have large momentum. Facebook, Twitter, the ones I showed you here, okay? And Amazon might be doing something right now, same principle, but that would be for tomorrow. So what stocks should you trade? Stocks, the gap, and this is my criteria, this is my strategy, that rate in a checklist, 20 points or more per the golden gap, 26 point rating system. So what does that mean? So I created a checklist where I'm looking at every gap that I want to in the morning. I can look at shorts and longs, but I prefer to look at shorts. And then I go through my checklist when I rate the stock. If it rates 20 points or more then I will do the gap in the direction of it, which in the case, Twitter was a gap down, which it rated 20 points, so I've shorted it. So you can't take every gap in the direction of the gap, i.e. Facebook because if that was a bullish gap up and if you had gone long the stock you would have lost money this morning. So when do you trade gaps? You trade them in the morning. Into the open between 9.30 and 10 when they set up. I never take anything in the post or pre-market. I just don't trade in those time frames. I think it's too wild, okay? So I trade on a live, live day. So the point I'm trying to make with this beginning part of the lecture here is that you really only need one strategy. And a lot of people trade and they think that they're doing a strategy but they're not. And also a lot of people don't understand the importance of having a strategy. If you want to trade and be successful and do it for a living, you've got to have something you follow every day like a plan of action. Like you're going into the office and you have meetings with people and all the things you would normally do at a regular job. You have a system when you trade if you want to be successful, obviously it has to work, okay? But there will not be every trade that you take working, okay? You get to the point where you have to understand that if you want to do this you will have to take some losses. We're going to review the trade stats today. I have them in the webinar. But you have to understand when you decide to do this that not everything will work. There is no 100%. As soon as you can wrap your head around that concept I think you're a lot better off if you decide you want to trade for a job or for a living, okay? If you're doing this just on the side or whatever, you're not 100% serious with it. That's a different story although to be honest with you I think if you're even risking a dime in the market you should be serious because it's your own hard earned money but if you really want to do this where it's going to actually be something that you rely on to pay bills and stuff then you really have to look at a leg of job and you have to accept that some days you will have to take a loss, okay? Because if you don't then you will get frustrated. You will go into that negative mindset and then you can also get out of control and do crazy stuff. You know, if I take a trade and I take one loss then I stop. I might take two trades in one day and take two losses and stop but that's it. You cannot let yourself get out of control and that's one of the benefits also of, you know the way that I trade, I'm just trading the morning and then I'm done with it. And the nice thing about trading the morning is I'm booking money so quickly that it reduces risk. For example, let's say I was in a long today. I didn't, I shorted Twitter. I told you I liked to short. Anyways, what if I was in a long this afternoon or whenever that drop off happened in the market and I didn't check the time we started to collapse I would have been hurt, okay? Whereas if I had gone long something in the morning that was a good bullish gap which I did not go long this morning but the point is if I had I would have been out. Something kind of rallying this morning worked lovely and beautifully and fabulous and not you would have gotten your my profits out before the collapse, okay? Usually stocks trade on their own in good quality gaps before the market situates itself for the day which it usually doesn't do till after 10 o'clock and that's one of the reasons that most day traders don't start trading till after 10 but I'm usually done by that, okay? Because the stocks that I'm trading are on their own. In other words, Twitter would have worked today whether the market rallied or fell, okay? So I'm looking for specific, specific stocks and usually one pick a day, maybe two. Just because right now it's turning season it's busy. Up early, then down. What do you mean by that? Oh, Amazon. It was Amazon, up and now it's down. Amazon made brand new all-time highs today. Yes it did, I saw it. Fact, if anybody wants to look up, I'm really anxious to, I'm kind of excited to know if anyone wants to look up right now what's Amazon doing, I'd be interested to see. I think that previous high was like 10, I think it was 1075 or something close to that. I'd be interested to see where it is right now if anybody wants to tell me. It is reported yet. Anyways, a trading career is about having a certain lifestyle, okay? Part of that lifestyle is one of the most attractive things about it and not having to work in an office and not having to work 40 hours a week. So take advantage of the fact that you are at home and can do this thing and make the money quick. You make it harder for yourself if you want to sit in front of a computer for six and a half, seven hours. First of all, you don't need to do it and you're gonna make more money if you don't. So I just put in here the benefits of five reasons why it's attractive to trade gaps. One is fast profits. The moves happen quick and I'm gonna show you those examples here tonight. Number two, another reason to trade gaps is go to risk to reward setups, okay? Very important as well. Number three, you get to book money early in the morning. Very, very important too, okay? Again, done and you have the day to yourself. Reason four, you get large momentum, okay? Big moves. Stocks have big moves. If you wanna hold them for a little bit longer, you can. I typically don't, but here was an example here of Aincam. Look at it. This was yesterday. Stock closed here, gap down. So the stock closed up here around 53-something at four o'clock. Open the next day, boom, down here where? 50 bucks for their bounce, fell all day. This is a monster move for the stock. Move more than $4 on the day. So this is momentum. You get large profits when you trade momentum like this. Just reading here. Amazon's going down fast right now. Wow. Wow, 1026. It could bounce around. Sometimes they go one direction and have a big move in the app as a direction. You have to keep me updated on that. Well, that's unexpected. I'm not in anything with that, but that's really, that's really gonna pull the market down tomorrow. Wow. Look at that. So Google and Amazon both gap down on earnings this week. Oh, that's very interesting. I'll have to look at that later. Reason five to trade gaps. You can work for yourself from home, okay? And you know, obviously this is a huge benefit. Whether you have kids or a family or you have assigned business or you're doing other things, it's really nice to be able to work from home and not to have a boss. So as I was saying earlier, the strategy I trade, I termed the name golden gap. So what is a golden gap? It's a gap that moves in the direction of the gap. I'm never going long down gaps and I'm not shorting up gaps either like Facebook, okay? It's called a golden gap because it has a high ads of working in the direction of the gap on the day. So we're day trading, okay? This is what I do. I day trade. And you can also use options for my method too, but I focus on the day trading. Golden gaps are created with institutional money. So professional traders and investors are making and creating the gap and they follow it through in the live day. And so that is what I focus on. In the case of a bullish gap, institutions really are buying the stock. Now, what do I mean by institutions? Hedge funds, big banks, obviously look. What's happening in Amazon right now? It's selling off, okay? Institutions, it sounds like from what somebody wrote with it's down tonight, that it's capping down and they are dumping the stock. Now who knows why? I don't focus on fundamentals, but the point is institutions are dumping it, okay? Anyways, getting back to this. So in the case of a bullish gap, institutions are buying the stock, therefore the stock moves higher in the trading day. In the case of a bearish gap, institutions are selling and are shorting the stock. Therefore the stock moves lower on the trading day. This is why I prefer bearish gaps though. I do prefer to short and I'll tell you why. Short moves, selling action happens faster than buying action, it just does. And I'm impatient, I like to make money quickly and fast and it works for me. Again, market fell today. You could have taken advantage of that downward move pretty quick if you had shorted a good short, okay? Gaps that gap down have two things happening in them to create the gap. They have selling and shorting. And therefore they have doubled the potential for a move and it's panic, okay? There's panic going on. Now I have to look at this Amazon and I will when I'm done here, but I'm not sure if that gap down is gonna be the panicky. I have to look at it. But right now, in this moment, it's selling off. Now here was a bullish event. This was a good one. Netflix reported and actually did great, okay? Actually gapped up, this was back on the 18th last week, closed here the night before, 162 something, on earnings, gapped up, rallied, had a huge move. And not only that, followed through, stock gapped up more than 10 points overnight, open, blew over 190 and this all happened in the span of about four days. So do you see here, this looks much, much different from the Facebook. You could have gone long Netflix. This was a bullish event in the chart, it got bought. Although this was today's selling. Actually, it'd be interesting to see where this closed today here. Now the bearish event, again, the biggest one this week so far of the sell off was Aincam. Felt like a brick, actually called an option and called a put in people for this too during the live day. So you could have done a put in this as well or did the day trade short? This is a bearish event. Stock had a big sell off down. As it was stated earlier, gaps are created with large institutional money. The ones at least that you wanna play, cause those are the ones you can predict. Those are the ones that are gonna move. Those are the ones you're gonna make a lot of money in and there's at least one every day or more and all you need is one trade daily. That's another reason why I think I'm successful. I'm not all over the place. I only do one strategy and I try to focus on one trade. If somebody doesn't work, I might do two or if I have two that are so, so, so good that I might do two but it's rare. So that's what's making the gap is institutional money and professional gaps that happen. They play out in stocks and they're formed by this institutional money. That's the one thing that's forming them and creating them and you have to find a way to play it. You gotta find the correct direction to play it and then you confirm that the large money will flow with it and then you take the trade. So I have a formula that I use to rate and qualify the gap and this gives me the confirmation and the conviction that the large institutional money is on my side when I take the trade and then I get the push. It's very easy. If they're moving the stock, I don't have to do anything. I get in, they move it, okay? And that's how it works. Gaps are an event and they create a sense of urgency. Selling action is urgent and sometimes buying action is urgent as well, although selling action is more urgent because of the panic. Common sense, okay? Common sense if you're long a stock and now you're down, you were up money and now you're down money, you're going to panic, okay? And thus an action is being forced by participants of the stock. Amazon's probably a great example of this right now if it's really doing what you said. This is why gap trading is incredibly powerful. Trading gaps is a powerful and profitable way to trade because you're trading on the side of power money. So one strategy is all you need to make money in the market. If you have that and something that works, you can do it for a career, you can take it serious, you can make real money and you must be focused and it does help to have someone that is actually calling out the trades which I do in the live room. The trades we're gonna go over here, I call it the entry, the stop and the exit in the live room, okay? So it's not impossible to trade. The thing is that there's so many things out there. I mean people just, they don't know what to focus on. Number one, there's so many stocks, number two, there's so many different things you can do, you can do options, you can do swing trades, you can do day trades. Many, many people don't know if they should do forex or this. I mean, I really just do this. The reason I like stocks in the US market is because it does have some amount of regulation. I feel safe retreating it, okay? I'm in and out quickly and people have emotions around companies more so than something like forex, like currencies, you know, or even futures. You know, there's emotions like Amazon. Oh, we love Amazon or we don't love Amazon or Alexa. I mean, people have emotions and those emotions play a factor in positions that people take when they have money and they want to risk it. So again, it makes sense, it makes common sense, okay? I am doing an actual short, which we're gonna show you here. I'm taking a short position but I'm saying you could do a put and I have an option letter that I call people to do puts or calls. If you want to, you can do both. Some people do both. I'm actually taking the equity trade though, which I'll review. So anyways, just really quickly here, my system involves a checklist and if you decided you wanted to learn my method, this is what you would come and you would learn from me, okay? This is how I know to do stocks like Twitter and ACAM. The purpose of the checklist is to find a high probability of directional bias for the entire day. A big move in the day, ideally, confirmation of the bias in the move between nine, 30 and 10 where you take the trade and get out and precise entries with follow through and a good risk to reward target potential. You never know something that's gonna go like ACAM. Okay, you don't know that before the open. You have the targets, you can take a couple trades in it. I mean, that was one actually could have traded all day. So let's take a look at it. We're just gonna look at the morning trade here, the quick one, but this was another one. It could go more. So what happened in ACAM? Stock gap down, here's the clock. So the close of the night before at four, the one minute bar is behind the clock and here it open. Anyways, here's the short. You short it, put the stop. It's a hard stop. You get the drop. Time of the day here is nine, 30. Take it across. Time of the day here is what, 10. So this is the period that I'm looking to focus. So I wanna trade this period here, like I said, this to continue, but there's enough money here for you to get in and get out and trade consistently and daily in my system so that you don't have to trade all day, okay? Price of the entry, the short was 48.35. Risk was 90 cents. This is not a small stop, but ACAM is a stock that moves a lot and did have a big move. Quantity of the share size in this trade and all of the trades here we're reviewing today are an advanced risk if you are looking to make 20 grand a month, but that's what you're trying to hit, okay? This is where you have to risk. You're gonna have to risk at least about $1,000 some days, 1,500 on some of these trades, but most of the trades here are 1,000 bucks. When I'm sizing myself in trades though, I will also tell you this is not an exact science. Sometimes if the trade is 69 cents, I'll use 70. If it's 82 cents, I'll use 80. Okay, I'm putting my size in and I'm not doing it on a lot, so I need to get the trade. But I put in a hard stop. Stop was 49.25. Exit into the first drop, 47 bucks went to the target. Total profit in this one, 2700. Time and trade 16 minutes. And this is why I love to trade gaps. Actually, the biggest trade so far this month, when we got through the staff, so look at it was IBM. Huge trade for me. Over four grand. And I mean, it was in minutes. I mean, this is why trading for a career is outstanding, but you definitely have to know what to do. Anyways, here was the short again. There is a stop. Get the drop. Okay. Now let me look at questions. Oh no, that's it. I'm caught up. So you could have done this as a put or you could have just taken the straight out equity trade. So do you see what I'm talking about fast? It's sold off. Whether you held it for five minutes or 15 minutes, that's quick. Okay. It's again, selling action, selling, selling, selling. You're selling into it. Now, the same day, there was another good one in F. Okay. Guess what? Gapped down, had earnings, whatever happened within. Who knows? It did not react well. Stop closed here. Gapped down. This is a daily chart of F. Here you go. So I got in this very quickly. Perfect entry. Let's look at it. Stock closed the night before here. Gapped down. I don't think this was the open. I know this bar is here, but I was watching it live. So I hesitated slightly cause I wanted to wait. Anyways, this was the volume bar. Boom. I did it. Put the stock. Got the drop. Again, do you see the sell off? See how I'm capturing the move? I'm in it. I mean, it wasn't it. Entry 11, 10. Stop, 11, 20. Risk, 10 cents. Share size, this was a big one, but it was a cheap stock. 10,000 shares. Exit, 10, 96. I should have gone back and looked at what this did today too, actually. Anyways, nice move. Again, this isn't like even a big move, but look at the money you can make. If your goal's $1,000 a day, goes into the first target, you're up, more than that, get out. No piggy targets, I say. Something like ACAM, you could have done another trade if you wanted to, okay? When you're doing this for a job and it goes to the target and you're up, Bunny, you take it. Again, less than 15 minutes and I'm focusing here. Here we are, the same period. Four closed today, 11, 19, okay. Somebody's asking a question here, however, I found that the market make will not let you get out of put trades. If you buy, if you buy chance trend changes until they get their price according to the algo they have, I don't know what you're talking about because I've never had a problem exiting any trade that I've ever taken in my life. To be honest with you, any option trade or not. Now in an option trade, I don't know what options you're doing, okay? I'm not calling options in ABC stocks. I'm calling options in things that I know have volume in the options, okay? Google, Amazon, Facebook, Netflix. ACAM was rare, but I called it and it worked. It was a good price and I saw where it was going. So you do have to look at the ones that you're actually trading. They gotta have volume, they gotta move, but when you're doing an option, it's different than what I do with the day trades because you do have to put an order out. You have to put an order out between the bid and the ask and then you gotta get filled. So CMG, there was another good put I called. Again, volume, but what I day try to go, and I press it with a hot key and then I manually put the stop. When you do an option, you have to put an order out. You gotta get filled, yes. But I've never, never, never, never, never had a problem getting filled. And if you're having a problem getting filled and you put it out depending on if you're in it long or short, put it out, they ask for the bid. You can get out. Just put the order where you need you to get out. I've never heard of anybody that said they can't get out. I don't know, you gotta change brokers or something. Something doesn't sound right with that or your platform or something, Mr. Patel. Something there sounds not kosher. That's not right. I've never heard of that before in my life actually. All right, so this was a good one. You better talk to your broker about that. Something's not right. Anyways, the point I'm trying to make though is that, and you can do this, okay, but you have to have a structure and the idea of making money, whether it's money on the side, doing this part time, you don't have to do this and nothing else because of the time that it takes to do this, you could be done quickly in the morning. If you wanna do this and nothing else, so you can, okay. Many, many people are not retiring at the expectation of the ages that they used to in the past. People used to retire early. Companies used to offer early retirement to people that don't do that anymore. Now people are not even retiring at 65. They're still working, they need to. Not because they want to, but because they need to. The one nice thing about trading and if you learn early enough is that you can save for your retirement. And also, you'll be able to read charts of things of stocks you're running your own for a long case. If you're invested in stuff, you will be able to look at charts and read at the stuff that the companies that you're in are investing you in if it's good or bad. I mean, you need to know where they're putting your money as well. Once you learn how to read a chart, you'll understand that a lot. So it's important to have a plan of action if you want a day trade to be successful. So how much do you need to risk? And I was talking about this earlier. If you wanna make 20 grand a month, you're gonna have to risk about $1,000 a trade. And give or take. Some trades, I'm trying to get in. I might risk a little less. Some is more, okay? But this is where you're gonna have to be to hit the number. Once you're experienced, if you cannot afford to risk this, you can get to that point over time. Start small then. Risk $100, work up to it. You will get there. If you're profitable, you can build your account. Start at risking $250, okay? All the numbers I showed you here today just divide it by two or four if you can't risk $1,000. Either way, the point is that it's profit. And since many day traders are losing, it makes sense to do something that works. And there's a lot of common sense with the strategy I trade. Looking at institutions that are moving stocks, looking for stuff that has volatility momentum, getting in and getting out quickly, taking your money and running, stopping when you're up, not trading all day. I mean, doing something that has nothing to do with the market, because the market can be tricky too. Now, I was showing you amounts. And like I said, you need to risk $1,000. And what is this? It's called an R unit. This is not something I created, but it is a terminology that a lot of traders use. So I'm gonna review it for you here today. It is important for you to do well, to have the same risk unit in every trade you take. Now why? Because what if you take five trades? Let's say you take five trades for work, and one loses. If you risk a different amount of money on all five trades, your results, you might actually be down money. And this is a common error that traders make too. So you have to risk the same or close to it, okay? A risk unit is the amount of money you are risking for trade in dollars and cents. It's not share quantity. So many people wanna say, well, I normally take 1,500 shares. You can't take 1,500 shares of everything. If you take 1,500 shares of something that stops a buck and you risk 1,500, you may not have wanted to do that if your normal risk is 250. So you can't go by the quantity. It's based on the difference between the entry and the stop. So for example, Ford was a baby stock, which 10 cents. You short it at 10, put the stop. At 20, that's 10 cents. So in that case, if you had taken 1,000 shares, you would have only risked 100 bucks. In other trades that I've called and taken, the stock might be 50 cents, and then a share of 1,000 shares would be $500. So you gotta get the dollars and cents, the risk unit, right? Because the entrance of every trade will be different because the stop will be different. Because the way the stock sets up will be different. And this again is a benefit of being in the trading room with me, but you learn the entries in my class, but not everything sets up the same. And I don't even know how it's gonna set up until the day opens, okay? So a risk unit should be sized according to the size of your cash balance in your account and your buying power. And if you're not sure, you can ask me specifically. You can email me. Your buying power is a total amount of margin your broker gives you based on the size of your account. Okay, so it's buying power leverage. So say you wanna trade. You don't need $48,000 in change to do ACAM, 1,000 shares of it in cash, because you have buying power. Are you trade on margin? There's different types of accounts. Prop accounts have different requirements and retail accounts, okay? They all have different amounts that you have to put in. Margin requirements, you gotta talk to the specific companies and brokers. You should allow yourself at least two trades per day. Please, please, please. I think one trade a day is not enough because you might wanna take something twice. Do you wanna close the trade after 30 minutes if it hasn't moved that much? None of it still looks fine, no. No, those times that I'll wait something out unless I have to leave or go somewhere. No, I just, I go with it. I really play it out. I play it out. It's like once I'm in it, I have the conviction, I take the trade. The only reason I would kill something midstream for some reason if I was down is, I don't know, like something like today. Actually today, something like today. For some reason I was in a trade in the morning and the market did something like today and I was in a long and it did something crazy that I might kill the trade. I can't tell you the last time it's happened because it's so rare anyways, but I can't even think of the last time I've done that but I'm not saying I'll never do that because something like today, if you see a huge reaction in something that would happen, it will affect everything in the market. And if you were in a long today, like I said earlier, you were affected by that. In fact, it would be interesting to see tomorrow the stuff that held strong with the fall but I doubt much did actually. Actually, if anybody knows the reason we sold off, put it in the room too. I don't know if it was news or somebody talking or whatever. Anyways, your goal is to make a minimum of one risk unit. You want to make more but that's your goal to hit your money that you're trying to make to do this for a job as a career if that's what you want. So no, and let's just say if you're up in a trade and you're up 1500 bucks and your goal is $1,000 a day. If you're trying to make more and you think it's gonna go and it has a bigger target and everything looks good, know if you hold it to try to make more over two grand or whatever, it could come back. It could push back up against you and then you may not even be up 1,000, which is your goal. So all of this has to do again with you having the right mindset and a plan of action to trade so that you make sure you do achieve your goal each day. You'll be profitable but balancing risk to reward along with the high wind ratio. So my system has a high wind ratio but you balance that with the risk to reward. It's one of the best reasons to learn my system is because it does have a high risk to wind ratio which helps with the consistency, meaning if you take 10 trades, about eight of those 10 trades with me should be profitable and two will be losers. So that gives you some kind of an idea. You have to accept the fact as I said earlier, some will be losers but you should not have that many losers. You should have each week actually that you trade should be profitable. Otherwise how are you doing it? How are you ever gonna hit your numbers? People that are way, have huge trades up and then huge stays down. It's a nightmare for your emotions and it's just not healthy period. So it's best to be consistent. 1,000, 1,900, just chunk it out. So anyways, if you wanna hit this goal you've really gotta risk 1,000 bucks in our unit and I focus on trading between nine, 30 and 10 and you stop when you're up. Okay, that means you don't take any more trades. It lasts something like ACAM. ACAM really, I mean it just collapsed. It was gonna go to zero if it would've been past four o'clock but that's rare, okay. If you look at trading like a job then it will be one for you but if you look at trading like gambling then that's what it's gonna be. I look at trading like a job when I'm done and you book it, you just make it book it, stop and you stop and you shut it down, okay. So here was the F again. Any questions so far as we're going along here? I think we will have time to look at Amazon tonight. I only have a few more things I wanna show you the stats. So how do you achieve the income you dream of? You've gotta have a method and way to do it. So here is July. So I have all the trades in here from July. I took off the beginning of July for the holiday for the July 4th and when the market is not busy you should not really be trading. So I have the stats here back from 710. A&F was a short. Cores was a short. 712 no trade. So it might be days where you don't have any trades that meet record criteria. STX 700 bucks. 14th was two losers. Banks didn't work out. 717 no trade. 718 hog was a good short. 1650. IBM was the big day. On the 19th short again. QCOM was a short. GE was a loser. Didn't work out. That was last Friday. HIP was a short on Monday. STX was a loser. Mew was a winner this week. And then yesterday was the F and the ACAM. Today Twitter. And I don't know what we'll get tomorrow. So in July there were 15 trades. Okay. Four losers and 11 winners. So you see how you can pull money. You chunk it out. Even this period here. This was a crappy day for me. And it was a Friday which was even crappier. But I pulled it right around the next week. And actually two days later I had IBM. So look at that. So you know again I have conviction in my system but I've been doing it for so long. So just in this two week period. Not including tomorrow. I mean you could be up over 14 grand. But you have to risk a thousand bucks a trade. If you can't and you could only risk 500 then you'd be up 7000. This is real. I mean there's people in my room that are doing well. Not just me. No, they're day trades. These are day trades. I didn't do anything with FB. I didn't touch it. Why? Does anyone want to know? Let's see if people are listening to me. Why didn't I do Facebook today? Go. Anyone. I'm quizzing you. No, I did not do it because of earnings. No. I don't know what time you stopped in Mike but I was talking about it earlier. Why didn't I do Facebook? Robert said hi, no. Steven said against the trend, no. John Gustafon got it right. I don't know who he is. It gapped up. In fact, hold on. Let's see if I can just, here. Can you see my chart? I don't know what shows and what doesn't show. Can you actually see my chart here? This doesn't look that bad people. It's just, this isn't collapsing through the floor of the earth. All right, here. No, because it's gapped up. Let me put this stuff on here. So it, because it gapped up, John got it. He gets a gold star. There you go. I did not short face but because it gapped up but I didn't go long it but I didn't short it. I had nothing to do with the trend or anything else. I don't short bullish gaps. I don't go long bearish gaps. And that is another reason actually, since you people brought it up. I mean, it's so rare I get asked this but that's another reason I'm successful. Because my mind is trained, my mind is trained to do one thing and then I just do it. And that's how I can see something and say, here, this is gonna go. That's how I can look at Twitter and say, boom, we short it and we do it. That's how I can see something and see it clearer than a lot of people. I mean, it's the truth. Because I'm not doing what you just said and so therefore my brain just, it's just instinct. I'm just, my brain is trained. It's almost like in the process of me looking at something and so many people wanna analyze everything. People use, look at my charts, they're so clean. I don't have a million things on here. I don't have a hundred trend lines. I don't have a lot of Fibonacci's. I mean, this is my brain is just trained to so clearly read the price and predict it. People try, they analyze, it's been so much time. Where is this gonna go? I don't, I don't. I just rate it and then I know. And I've trained my brain so well that on the live day, I can see the trades setting up so quickly because I'm doing the same thing over and over and over and over and over and over and over again. I'm not doing anything different. I'm doing the same thing and I've trained my brain to do it. So in the time that the trade is setting up, I'm just doing it. And I just, it's just like a flow. I'm not overthinking it. But I have a process that I do in the pre-market. I mean, I'm not trading on the fly. I know that I like Twitter before 9.30, before the open. But I'm telling you the fact that I don't do that, that I don't flip things is so critical actually. And it is one of the reasons I'm successful too because I've trained my brain. Your brain, it's like when you ride a bike or you do a sport or you play the piano or something, anything, anything you could do that's a skill, trading is a skill. Yes, there, now I've told you. Now you can go home and go to bed tonight, you learn something new. This was worth coming here today and staying late. Trading is a skill and you must master that skill. And if you don't master that skill, you will never be good. So you have to go and learn how to trade from the market for someone that has a good skill set. And if they don't, then it's worthless. They can teach you everything about a chart and canals, six moving averages and everything in the world, trend lines, all of it. They can even teach you a system, but it's a skill. I mean, it just says it's a skill, I'm amazed. I'm amazed at the number of years I've been trading and how my own skill has increased. And so what you have to look forward to is that if you actually do learn how to trade, you will make more money over the course of your life over time and your skill set will be better. And that's how it really should be anyways except for people don't stick with one thing. One of the other things is people jump around. I've not jumped around, I've stuck with gaps, I've really stuck with shorts for the most part too. One of the reasons I've called the market hire, I've been correct on that as well is because of the fact that I can read weakness and I don't see it in the market and I haven't seen it in the market. So when you learn how to read one directional bias, well too, then you'll know how to read the other one because you'll know when something's actually strong. You'll say, whoop, this is too strong for me to short and I'm not gonna short this today. Now that wasn't the case here. I mean this thing just, you know, it was just, it was a lot better last night. I liked it last night, but then this morning, you know, didn't even watch it to be honest with you because I wanted to do Twitter. So then I didn't bother with this thing. Trading off at 15 minute, you can if you want to but then you're trading later and I wouldn't do that unless you rep money in the morning from the morning anyways. When do I start evaluating the gap trade as soon as I roll out of bed? You could do it tonight. You could rate Amazon here, except for there's no way I'm shorting this because I'm not gonna day trade on this one. And I might do a put in this, but I'll tell you right now, this is a 10-22. This will not be a 10-22 tomorrow morning at 9.30 or at 7 AM. I don't know where this will be, but it could be a 9.50, it could be a 10-75. I mean, this stock, here, what was the low? Let's look at it. This is in the post market and then we'll quick it back to the PowerPoint. 1,001, here, let's look at it. Where did that go? 1,001 and eight cents. Once you've lived to buy that there, you would have had an order just sitting there. Here, let's look at it. This is like nothing for the stock too. I mean, it's fun to think of the numbers. I mean, today, actually, let's see. The high today was 10.83. I thought it was 10.75. 10.83, so in the post market tonight, collapsed 80 some dollars, but it's like nothing. And that's what's so hilarious. All right, let me go back to the webinar. All right, the point is the sky is the limit. Once you get good, there you go, okay? I've said it all right that. If you wanna do this and do well, the sky is the limit. You could do swing trades with my method. You could do day trades. You could do the options, everything. But you gotta get good at it. So whatever your dreams are, if you wanna do this, just because you want more free time or maybe you wanna make more money. To me, trading really is a lifestyle choice because the idea of not having to sit and work all day excuse me for eight hours is just as attractive as the money. And it's the amount of the money in the time. It's the idea of being able to make two, three, $4,000 and 15 minutes. I never did that in my mortgage job. I would work on a loan for three months and make four grants, so it's quite, quite different for me now. So whatever the reason is, some people wanna trade because they just wanna have a better lifestyle, buy nice stuff, and that's fun too. But it's the quality of life, I think, as you get older, you realize you don't wanna, you don't want the stress and you don't wanna work so hard. So if you're thinking about doing this and you're a beginner, where would you start? First thing would be to take my class, to take the golden gap course. Then you learn how to rate gaps and practice taking the entries on a demo. Do it for a week. That's not that big of a deal. Just get used to it. You don't wanna do a fat finger trade. And then you can get a live account and then you take small risk. Do that for a couple of weeks, if you need to. One week, maybe a month. Then you can step it up 100 bucks, okay? All along the while, you're getting live experience, which is good too. And then you could increase it to 150, 200 until you get to the point where you're risking $500 and then you can bump it up to 1,000. And this is, I think, a good way for people to start. You've gotta start somewhere. You can't just say I'm gonna make X, Y, Z and you've been losing for years. Give yourself a chance to ease into it. You've gotta make three grand a month before you can make six. You gotta make six grand a month before you can make 10. So even if you've got the money and account to risk this, I'm telling you, you wanna make sure that you've got the skills set down because you don't wanna do something dumb and then lose money just because you made a mistake because you were just learning, okay? As early as I get up. So between seven, seven, 30. I usually don't look at stuff at night because I'm tired. There's nothing really walked through with Facebook. I could just tell that it didn't look as good as it did last night. But really, I would watch it on the open if I really wanted to do it. We could pull up the one minute chart of Facebook, but I don't think that ever set up is a long. I don't think it actually even sucked anybody in. I'll look at it, though, when we're done here, the one minute chart. I don't think there was any entry in that to go long, okay? Not that Facebook isn't higher, but it wasn't today and not right now. It's certainly not at with Amazon down tonight. Anyways, what I focus on is charts. I mean, that's what I've been talking about. And I do get excited when I see stuff like that. It's the price. It's the price, it's the price, it's the price. What is something worth? How much someone's willing to pay for it, okay? And if no one wants something, then you're gonna have a hard time selling it and therefore they're gonna lower the price, okay? Something is only worth what people want to pay for it. This is why I don't focus on the fundamentals, okay? I'm reading the price, it's right there, okay? It's not, we don't have to go somewhere and find it. We all have charts, we all have live data. You look on your level two, boom. You see Amazon live tonight, okay? It's not like you have to analyze data or somebody's saying, well, this was a good report. This was a bad report. Actually, someone look up. Look it up right now. See if Amazon's report was bad. Who knows, I'm just saying. It's never actually that what you think. You have to look at the chart and that's how you're gonna be able to predict what to do. I'd be interested to see if someone wants to look that up as well. Anyways, my class is called the Golden Gap Course. The Golden Gap Course teaches a 26 point rating system to find the best stock to trade each day. I usually do one, but you could do two. And sometimes I do do two, but I try to focus on one. I'll try to do one thing tomorrow and I'll know what it'll be. How do you play it on the day? It's important, one minute chart. That's how I'm doing it. Get in, get out, between 9.30 and 10. If I'm still in it and it hasn't dropped, I will stay with it though, okay? I do have videos of the live training room. If you wanna go to my YouTube, the stock switch on YouTube. In fact, I have today's room on there and a bunch of other things too. You can watch them. The course teaches you chart analysis and technical analysis on a very advanced level and that is important. It's important because that's how you're gonna learn how to make money, okay? That's how you're gonna learn how to predict it. And you've gotta get your trades in the right direction. If you take a trade and you are, for example, if you were on Facebook today, you lost money, okay? It just didn't do the right thing. But I do believe Facebook is higher in the long term, okay? But it probably isn't tomorrow with Amazon gapping down either. So focus, focus, focus. If you wanna do this for a job, it's very, very important to do this. So my checklist is how I know what to do, like for example, the Twitter. How to trade it, what to do, where the targets are, where's the support, where's the resistance. So in that morning period, I am extremely focused when I do my ratings. You should give yourself at least a half an hour. You don't have to start rating at 7.30 in the morning like I do, but you gotta give yourself at least 30 minutes to prep. I'd say an hour. The longer you prep in the morning, the better you're gonna be on the live day, okay? And probably the more money you're gonna make because you're gonna, you know, you're gonna see things. Like I'll look at Twitter and then I'll look at something else and I'll rate it and I'll scan and then I'll look at the market. It's not like I'm just, I'm sitting there staring and I'm looking at other stuff and then I go back. The price is moving, okay? Well, all this is happening in a live, live time, all right? But ultimately, day training is about consistently booking money and that's what you wanna do. Any questions here? I actually put all the trade room calls on the way back from May. Well, not all the way back from May, but May 18th in here. Then it was off again for the Memorial Day holiday. Here's again, all the winners, a couple days in a tree. One loser in here was EXPR. June was a really good month. Did two trades and pay, one was a loser, one was a winner. Pay was a really, I mean, June was a really good month. Then Adobe was a loser, Oracle was a loser, BBBY was another big trade, okay? And did BBBY twice here. ALDR, one loser, one winner. PayX was a winner. Fred, Nike, and again, most of these are shorts. It was only a couple longs. Off for the July 4th holiday and then here's the results I already showed you for these. So bottom line is, since the last period, there were 41 calls, since that I called in here, not including obviously the vacation time, 41 calls, nine losers, 32 winners. So that's a 78% win ratio, okay? That's a profitable sense system. And you have to just accept the fact that you can do it if you focus, but so many people don't. And it doesn't mean that you're never gonna take a loss, but you can't let the one loss ruin your week. And that's what people do. They either don't trade the next day because they're upset, take a chintzy profit the next day because they took a loss to one day or they lose, you know, and trade to four o'clock the day they start the day out bad. I mean, you just gotta have some self-control and you have the conviction in the system itself, if you at least would if you come with me, that you know that we'll get it tomorrow. We'll get another day, you know? I do not have separate membership for the trading room without having done my class. Good question. If you do my golden gap course, then you're eligible to join the trading room, which is a separate fee of $350 a month after the class. I do not have trading or membership alone without the class. And one of the reasons is that I really want people in the room that are committed to trading and therefore they need to learn it. And you have to understand you're risking your own money, you know, when you're taking the trades. You need to understand why Twitter is a short, which you will learn in the class. And also what are you gonna do if I ever stop teaching or running the room? What would you do without me? You need to know how to do it for the rest of your life for yourself. Are your gap trades based on earnings announcements? Some are, some aren't. It just so happens that a lot of earnings do gap, Robert. So bottom line is some are, some aren't. No, 41 trades since May 18th here. Somewhere on YouTube, you can go if you want to. Look, I do have the trade room tracking since January. Just haven't put it together in one long video. I do have the previous trades in a trade tracking video somewhere on YouTube. I've got like 2,000 videos on YouTube. I will probably at some point, if I have time, do a whole thing to catch up. But there's one video that has all, since the beginning of the year, and then I've been tracking these now in the most recent webinars back since May. But it's on YouTube actually. And actually, I put the room on YouTube a lot. It's after the fact. But I, you know, I taped the room in the morning a lot. Anyway, so this was, you know, 38 grand. And it span of this period. Two months and then there was a vacation period where I took off for two weeks for a July 4th on Memorial Day. So, you know, I just, I'm not sure what to say to people. We're talking about this in the trade room this morning. I understand where people are coming from that they, A, have lost money in the market and B, maybe have done classes or learned things that didn't work. I get that. Not everything works. Not everything does work, but some things do. So, you know, you got to decide if what I said makes sense to you. Because what I do works, whether you think it does or not, you'd have to take a chance and take my class to find out. So, you know, I think I get where people are coming from. I probably got lucky because I only ever did one class in my whole life, a trading class. And then I just started trading live. And the funny thing is that I really thought I knew what I was doing. I didn't, but I thought that I did. And then I started losing after that class. But I did throw myself full throttle into the market and trading. And then I lost my own money while I figured out the system that I started. And it took me three years. So, it took me about three years to figure out all the points and how to do everything. But, you know, it was worth it. But, you know, I would never want to go back to that time in my life because you're doing it and you just don't know if you're going to figure something out yourself. I mean, it would have been easier for me to take a class and learn from someone. But there's just not that much out there about gaps. I gotta be honest with you. And the stuff that's out there really is not correct. So, I ended up inventing my own method. There are other things you can do. You don't have to trade gaps. But I'm telling you, if you like the idea of trading fast in the morning, which was the whole point in the webinar, and also being able to do it where you make substantial money and have to support yourself, that, you know, gaps are it. It depends on if you like what I said. It depends on your personality, where you are. If you can commit to that time in the morning, you do have to be in front of the computer. You have to be able to trade between 9.30 and 10 and take the trades. So, the Golding App System is a 26 point professional bearish gap rating system. This is a class and I'm teaching it this weekend. The purpose of the system is to help you evaluate which gap to trade each morning using the checklists. So, if you take my class, you will learn how to trade gaps. You will learn a strategy you can use to make money in the U.S. stock market. And you absolutely will. You will learn a strategy that offers momentum in stocks and finding them each day. You will learn how to read chart. You will learn about technical analysis. And even if you think you have a good grasp on that now, you will have a better grasp on that after my class. You will learn a strategy that is profitable and multiple time frames, although I focus on the one minute chart. You will learn how to read stock charts and price patterns. You will learn to pick which symbol to trade on the day and you will learn how to enter the stock and determine the targets. It's very important to focus on one strategy. You've got to gain the skill, which is really the technical part of it. And what I do is I predict where somebody's gonna go before it happens, because that's how you make money. You don't make money doing it after the fact. I could never have predicted that Amazon would gap down tonight, but tomorrow morning, I will be able to predict where it's gonna go once I see it in the pre-market. So, I'm not predicting the gap until it happens, but after it does, then I do. And that's what my method does. That's what the points do and that's what you learn in the class. Anyways, here's me. I'm a trader. The Golding App course is a complete system to use to train and if you'd like more information, you can email me on it. The class is online. It's a full two-day course on how to strategically find pick-and-play stocks that are professional bearish gaps. Now, the class is this weekend. I know we're doing the webinar here and it's only one day to make a decision and it's late, but if you wanna do the class, it's $49.99. It's $4,999. It's nine to five Saturday and Sunday. If you wanna sign up, email me at melissathestockswush.com. You'd have to do it tonight or tomorrow. Now, the Trends class is something where I look for long-term trends and swing trains. It's next week, August 1st and 2nd, 11 to three. And if you wanna do both, you save half of the Trends class. You'd save $500 for $54.99. Now, I'm doing just for the people here for this webinar, for the Trader Talk Live. I'm doing a special, if you're here tonight and you wanna do the class Saturday and Sunday, you could get the training room free for the rest of the year. If you sign up, you gotta sign up by tomorrow. So that's it. Tomorrow's a deadline, no exceptions. You'd have to sign up tonight or tomorrow. You would get the training room free the rest of the year. This is absolutely so worth it. Then you would do the class this weekend and be in the room and get my live calls. And it's been a great year. I mean, people are happy. My students are happy. My clients are happy. Everyone's happy. And I just gotta keep chunking it out myself, seeing things clearly, staying disciplined. I mean, this is part of the game. Every day is new. I don't know what we'll get tomorrow. You know, I get up early in the morning, work out, then I come back. I scan, train, and do stuff for the business or do stuff in New York. I mean, it's really actually a nice lifestyle. But you absolutely have to get to that point where you're willing to commit yourself to spending five grand if you wanna learn with me. But I'm giving the training room free to the end of the year, which is a really, really nice deal. Okay, here we are. Do you need a level two? Yes, you will need a level two. You will need live charts in level two. You'll need to be able to put orders in and you'll have to be able to get into the stock with orders and see the ask in the bid. But I look at the chart when I'm making the training decisions, but the level two you will need, yes. Anyways, any other questions? Thanks for coming, everybody. This is really nice. You can make money in the market half a year's over. Can you believe it? Six months till Christmas. Listen to that, because the 25th was two days ago. Anyways, take the leap into the market and your future. Does anyone have any questions? We already looked at Amazon and I think it might look different tomorrow. Did anyone look up what happened there with the earnings? I'd be interested. I'll have to put on a Fox Business Network here when I'm done with the webinar and watch. Everybody will be talking about it. I'm sure it's only, I'm sure. Bloomberg, CNBC, they'll all be talking about Amazon. I'm super good. Thank you, Ben. I never saw you before. I don't know who you are, but thank you. Earnings were short. Dang it. Buying that whole food student didn't do anything for him, did it? Love my presentation. Thank you, Eva. My monthly fee of the training room is $50, but I'm saying you can't join it till I have to do the class. That's why this is a deal here. If you want to be in the room, I'm saying do the class and get the room free to the end of the calendar year. It's six months in the room free. And you just take my calls, but you can't join the room separate. That was, I'll just tell you a really, really quick story here. Actually, Wayne, are you here right now? Wayne is a member of the letter, of the options letter. Wayne has not done the class, okay? Wayne does not day trade, but Wayne is on the option letter. And every time I call an option trade, Wayne emails me asking me, what's the target? What's this? I mean, he asked me a lot of questions and it's made me realize that I do not want to have to have the option letter, have a prerequisite for the class for that. That is a separate annual subscription, but I'm learning a lot from you people. There's an assumption on my part, I think, when I started the business and I've learned so much really in the last 12 to 18 months, that people don't know as much as they think that they do. And I'm realizing that now as my business is growing. So it's helping me teach people better. It's helping me reach people more. I'm trying to listen more to people. Trust me when I say it's to your benefit that I have this rule. And when I started the business for about the first month, and then I know we're going over here, I'll quickly be done with this then. The first month, there was a guy that was in the room and I didn't have this rule. The first month, he didn't put a stop in. He ended up losing a thousand bucks. He didn't put a stop, he didn't do the class. And I said, that's it. And the trade didn't work, it really didn't work, but he didn't put a stop in. And he didn't want to lose a thousand dollars. But you know what he was doing? He didn't do the class. So I said, that's it. And then I made the rule and I've never looked back. It's for your own protection. These trades set up on a one minute chart. They're going very quickly. You must know what to do. And that's what you learn in the class. And I think that people should be committed anyways. And $5,000 is a lot of money, but if you're in the room with me, you should be able to do the trades and make it back. But you've got to learn how to do it. Anyways, I'm learning more about people. Teaching adults, it's challenging. It's very challenging. I'm teaching adults and a lot of these adults that I'm teaching have conditioned in their mind how to read charts in a way. And to be honest with you, I've got to tell you, it's not accurate. So you have to come to me with an open mind. I will teach you what to do, but you kind of have to trust me. You have to trust and I know what I'm doing. But I think when you're in the room, you see that I do. And then it becomes very clear. And also in the class, the class is so intense, it's worth $5,000. And then I think people are like, woo. And then they see things differently and they get excited. And it kind of breaks the pattern of thinking that all traders are losers. All traders are not losers. That's not true. There are a lot that are. And that's another topic for another lecture to say why do people lose and why are there so many losers. But bottom line is, you have to decide what side you want to be on. You want to be on the side of the winners. You want to be on the side of the losers. I'm telling you, if you want to be on the side of the winners and you have to trade with people that are in the market, that are moving the money, and those are the rich people, the funds, the hedge funds, the banks, you've got to be with those people. And you should not be against them. And that's, again, why I don't slip things around. All right, great, great thing tonight. I'm in a presentation lecture. Listen, we're way over. Email me. Some people are asking questions. Email me at Melissa at thestockswish.com. You can come tomorrow morning for a trial to the room if you want from one day. This offer is good for the class this weekend through tomorrow. If you have extra questions here, we're over. Just email me. Melissa at thestockswish.com right there. It's only five o'clock here. I'll email you back tonight. OK? Thanks so much for having me.