 This one, I think this one's okay, I just, the problem, well actually it's not really a problem, I just think, you know, you got to be using a hard stop, like if your risk is the stuff move, you know, put that hard stop in. I can tell that it wasn't a hard stop because it hit the top of the stuff and then he ended up covering lower, but make sure, like on this one, I think it's really going to be a lot of hard stops because there's a lot of good traders here who we kind of review on weekend mentoring each week, but the problem is, is that they take their hard stop out for one second and then they just get blown out of the water. This thesis I think is okay. It was a, it did stuff, it did kind of go lower, it was a hot chick, you know, I don't believe Alex was shorting this one, Alex said he was going to avoid it because it was a hot chick, so read the watch list, pay attention, and if you are going to short things like this after a stuff move, make sure that your heart stops in. That's all I'm going to say. The good part about this chart is that he didn't go back and he didn't fight and re-attack and keep trying to short all the way up. He just kind of ended up, you know, stopping out and that was it, so that's pretty good, but again, use your hard stop and, you know, you're way better. I'm not sure what that line is underneath. I have no idea what that, oh, that's Joe. Shit. I was like, where the fuck did that come from? It's the artist. So yeah, that's all I, that's all I've got to say. Next. Yeah, I agree. I think the only thing I would add is that if you're going to take a shot like this, this is where I talk about, you know, dipping my toe into water, you know, taking a really small tester trade to get that first position on, if it starts to work out and starts to move lower, get below view up, then you can start adding on a little bit more size. So if you're going to do, if you're going to try a trade like this, you know, just keep your first initial entry small. I tell you, keep your, your losers so small so that you can really add to your winners and not, you know, go full bore on your first entry. So, but other than that, yeah, I think it's a viable thesis for sure. Claudia, I don't have anything to add. I think it's a nice stop. That said, I would have, I don't trade the first 15 minutes. So that is to avoid this kind of shit, but I know that there's people here that love trading the first, the volatility of the first 15 minutes. Oliver, I don't know if you're going to add anything or Yeah, it's pretty much a good stop. I mean, you tried it and stopped out pretty good to me. Sweet. And next up we have Joe. Yeah, I just, I don't think it's a deaf line setup. I don't know if this was just confusing to them is like what setup they were particularly looking for here. I like the entry. I like the stop loss. I like the potential trade. I just, I don't want there to be confusion later that this is what a deaf line setup looks like. This is not what a deaf line setup looks like. This is one of those what Tosh calls kind of like the death candle. You know, I'm going to assume this green line is VWAP and, you know, you usually see the wash out below VWAP and then short the pop and then you get the fade down to, you know, 550, 525, something like that. But this is, this is not what you would classify as a death line. So good stop or good, good entry, good stop, just not the right setup categorization. So I just, just for the recording, don't want anybody to get confused on is this a death line and are we condoning these types of entries like this? This is not what a deaf line chart should look like. 100%. And I think for this one, it's just the stock selection. Like if this was a broken chart, we probably would have faded. But because we're doing so much volume, because it's the, you know, most popular ticker on the day, these ones are going to be a little harder. This one, I mean, the one thing I wanted to say on this one is that, and you can't really see, but whoever Angel is, I don't know if it's a guy or a girl, there are some guys named Angel. You know, started in around six, got up into the seven area, you know, you might want to consider stopping out unless your plan is to risk a dollar. Most people's plan is not to risk a dollar, I will say that. So, you know, you really want to make sure that you're not fighting. I know this, this trade was one that Alex ended up losing on as well. There's nothing wrong with it. Just maybe, you know, if you're in around six and we're up at seven, you know, that's a good time to stop out, right? No hard stop, ship myself before exiting manually. Thanks for pointing that out, Joe. Yeah, right, you need hard stops in. This is the problem. There's so many weekend mentoring charts that are like good entries, but, you know, when they're wrong, they don't have a hard stop in. And I don't understand, like there are like five charts today where it would have been good if they had have just stopped out where they were risking, but instead they keep fighting and fighting and fighting, stock appeared broken. But the thing is, is that we start doing millions of volume, we start getting over VWAP, we start moving, right? And then people, people don't have a plan to stop out. In my opinion, your first, you know, you're, you should really be planning your, your entry, your exit and your stop. I mean, that's how professional traders trade, right? You should even be looking where you're going to stop out before you enter, right? And so, this is a situation of just kind of, right? Yeah, right where Joe wrote that, right? You know, six 20, that's a good stop, right? That, you know, that's, that's great. So I mean, in my opinion, I would just be saying, you know, stop out and just stick to your risk levels. That's all I have to say on this one. Dick? Yeah, I agree. Not a whole lot to add, just, you know, you really got to be, this is, this is one of those typical adding to a loser kind of the thing, right? Hoping for a fucking move back down. It's, it's really not a, and like Joe's just put in there, right? Bad sign for a short. That's, that's, when it crushes the resistance with that much momentum, you should have been bailing on that fucking thing and then waiting for a better opportunity to get back in. And then so this could have been two trade sequences, right? Big picture. You're going to stop that at six 20 and try to get back in again at what, six 80. And then maybe take a little profit and then if it zips by again, you bail on the rest and then you just, you fucking let it go. I had to walk the way and waited for something really substantial to show me that this thing is, is pretty much done. So kind of big stuff move, which didn't happen until later. But I mean, by 1030, I'm done anyway. And so are a lot of other guys. So I've, that's, that's really, I got to add to this one. Claudio. Oh, you're muted, bro. It's because when I don't unmute myself, Tom will pan on me. Anyway, to me, I don't know why, why they saying that this is a low hanging fruit because once it went, I'm assuming that before, the day before it was really high, but ever since this open at 930, it never went down. So that's the only thing I'm going to add. Oliver. Yeah. Obviously, putting the stop at, I mean, seven line, maybe, maybe even if you did put a stop at that seven line, it would have stopped out at, or at 740s anyway. Yeah. Joe, or yeah, Joe, the, the ads. So I put that rectangle there. That's the first 30 minutes of the day. And when you're trading low hanging fruit, Bow has talked about this and countless webinars that he used to do on the trading fish stuff. The first 30 minutes of the day is the best time to short.