 Good afternoon everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Arma with the stocks portion. I'm here today reviewing HRB This was the trade of the day call in the trading room, which was a bullish call actually yesterday and Wednesday and It worked in the morning and held pretty well considering the market fall that happened in the afternoon from the Fed meeting on Wednesday, but this was a really good bullish gap It's so rare that I look at anything that's capping the upside and say this is really good I talked about in the trading room in the morning called an aggressive entry in it for people that wanted to go long yesterday It did work ran up to the number and it's following through today So this just once again confirms with a confirmation of the fall through today. This was an excellent gap So let's just review and go over it Long and short of it is when I saw the gap yesterday I realized wow this is a corrective gap that's something that I teach in the trends course How to determine that a gap is a corrective gap. What does that mean? It means it's changing the trend of the stock So for another words HRB is now in an uptrend and was immediately after yesterday's bullish gap up And that is also why it worked yesterday and why it's falling through today And actually looks like it could potentially get over the high of yesterday's bar And if it does it could fly $30 was a target. I mean that this could go so many different places here now This is a very very good swing trade long longer term long. It's a nice solid trade in here So we'll see where it goes from here if you want to learn how to read Long-term trends which a lot of people get wrong Okay, people think things are in downtrends and they're not people think things are in uptrends and they're downtrends very often I find them most critical error that people make is I think things are backing up and up trends and they're not They're still in a downtrend in the case of HRB. This is in an uptrend now It's definitely higher from here from since yesterday's corrective gap But I think it is really important to understand how to read long-term trends correctly Before you go overnight in a trade with our swing trade or an option trade And one of the things is people look at moving averages and they will say oh well That's in an uptrend of that's in a downtrend at the moving averages are pointing down or up And that is not the right way to make long-term trend based decisions You read the gap you rate the gap So I teach more about this in the trends class, which is June 27th to 28th If you'd like more information to sign up for that If you do long-term overnight trades or if you want to improve your day trading skills to better Learn how to read day trades better then email me at melissa at thestockswish.com And have a great week everyone