 One of the most common questions I get asked is, you know, how do I start day trading? So what me and my mentor about it for our viewers on YouTube is create a free mentorship course that reveals our 12 secrets that every single brand new day trader should know before they get started. But please take note that there is limited seating every single week. So please reserve your spot at myinvestingclub.co. All right, this is weekend mentoring, as far as, you know, August 14th. This one will be a good one, you know, we got a full house here. Everyone is, is, you know, ready to go. So I just thought that I would just, I mean, if you haven't heard about this already, which I mean, it's pretty hard that you didn't, we do have the boot camp coming up on August 17th. It's going to be Bao, going to be Alex, going to be a ton of people who are presenting James all the mods. So it's going to be super fun August 17th, you know, I'm definitely pumped for it. I know a lot of you guys are as well. So just thought that I would say this as a reminder. And yeah, let's get into this one. So this is what was kind of submitted from a member. This is just a full chart for context. And as far as OLTK, I mean, it wasn't really that popular of a name. I mean, we got a bit of some movement in the morning, but I mean, that was really it. And so this was from Xander. And this is kind of his trade. And I guess what, how we'll do it today is because there's so many people will just start out with me and then we'll go to cloud then Tom then James then Austin Steve and then if Oliver wants to say anything Oliver can, just because there's so many people and I just want to get through like as much as we can. So as far as I go, you know, I think this chart is OK. But I just really want to talk about, you know, just kind of the entry and the reentry because you notice that this chart did kind of end up fading. You know, there were other stocks in play. There were kind of other things going on with the ticker. And so, I mean, this this is OK. But you have to be saying in this scenario, like, OK, what's the range in this? What's the range here? Right. We have two nine. And I feel like we talk about this every single weekend mentoring, but we have two nine and we have three point two. And this is kind of a trade that's near the bottom of the range. And you have to be saying, like, OK, like, like also, where is my support here as well? So we have support here at two nine. You don't really want to be shorting into support and into that weakness, right? You always want to be looking to kind of either kind of scale higher with a set risk. But you don't really want to be shorting into weakness, in my opinion. So for me, I'm just saying like the short end to three is OK. But you have to be saying, OK, I'm willing to go three point one, three point two, just because of the range. Right. And that's kind of how I feel. So where you kind of added at two nine is a place that you could have been covering, then you could have reshorted VWAP, you know, three, one, three, two, looked for that kind of move higher and looked for that kind of fade lower. So that's kind of, you know, that's kind of my perspective on this sticker. If anyone else wants to add in, I think Cloud was his turns next to then Tom. No, I don't like the range on this. That's the only thing I 100 percent agree with what you said. Tommy. Yeah, for me, it's just like that panel of the stuff. Yes, you could, I don't know, like chase it three and maybe cover right after when it gets to that support. But it's really not much range here. You know, you could go for, you know, quickie here, you know, like Scout, maybe after the big desk and all the stuff through VWAP. But probably that's it. And I think that person, he added more or is that? Yeah, yeah, he added it to nine. Yeah, so, you know, if you add it and thinking it's going to it's going to wash to that two point eight, two point seven, right, you should set it for break even. OK, I mean, that's just how I do it. If I want to add more science and anticipate that breakdown, then I'm going to have stuff, you know, just break even. That's all. Yeah, so I mean, I've been here before. This is this is a tough one. Like we've got higher lows around VWAP. And then we've got volume crossing VWAP and the only people I see in trouble after the first couple of shorts are really shorts. So like it's it's a dangerous short to me. Yeah. But like I said, I've been there. I mean, everyone's been there. I think it's a tough one. Emotions get out. But really, you got to just look at objectively, like who's stuck here? Yeah. Cross VWAP shorts are really in trouble. And not many long term trouble. Yeah, I agree. I agree. All right. Next on this is open. This is just a kind of first back straight. I mean, there's not really much to say on this one, other than just kind of nice work. You know, I think this is good in the pullback. It's not necessarily a trade that I would love to take. And I think the reason being is that. When we get a big, big, big kind of pullback on a on a stock like this, it's not necessarily a trade that I would love to take. On a stock like this. I'm always a little bit kind of hesitant in situations like that. And I guess the reason being is just in this market, we've been seeing a lot, you know, after we get a pullback like this, the stock doesn't recover or it does recover or whatever. You know, so I guess in a situation like this, especially with the slow kind of grind or stuff like this. I mean, to me, it's a little bit risky. I wouldn't necessarily love it, but it ended up kind of working out. And it still was frontside, technically. But I mean, and you were kind of following that trend and everything. But, you know, definitely a risky one, in my opinion. Anyone else? No one else longs, but Austin. Oh, it's great. So I think and I think Austin shows a lot about it and talk about it in his trade. It's like one entry, one exit. No, it's like I would have taken a profit below 18, like in 1792 and then scale up to 1812, 1822. And that's it because of that high previous day of 1825, high previous of 1820, 1825. That's it. That's the only thing. Yeah. I wonder, yeah, one thing I want to say is a great entry. The one thing that I liked was that there was a lot of patience on this entry because there's a lot of traders that would go try and have FOMO and take like an 18 entry or like a 1790 entry on the way down or something like that, thinking, oh, it's like the first dip in a long time. And this is an example of what I talk about how when socks, you know, have a really tight, you know, steep uptrend, eventually that steepness will break. And then it's your job to get to be patient, kind of take a step back and be like, it's probably going to, you know, be a larger time frame kind of entry. And that's what this one is. Yes. It's patient all the way until 1750 ish area. Yeah. No, I I definitely agree. I the only thing is, is that this first kind of dip, it like it's really kind of a 50. I mean, we are so above view up. We are kind of so deviated and it does work. But this first kind of dip can be something that does get stuffed on pretty hard, you know, it can be like, it can be a situation where, you know, we pop a little bit and then we just get slammed again. And then we're at 1750. So use hard stops on an entry like this because that first dip for longs where every long is like, man, this is it, this is it, this is it. And they start kind of averaging down, you know, you need to kind of, I mean, the patience for the entry was great. The plan worked out. It was really good. But just be careful on those those first kind of dip trades, you know.