 What's up, guys? So, as you can see, I am back in my office in Jersey. I took a one-month working vacation to Miami. It was the best experience of my life, the best trip of my life. It kind of showed me why I am working so hard. I felt like a rock star there, you know, eating at the best places, doing the best thing, spending time with my brother, spending time with some friends. The lifestyle change was awesome. The weather was awesome. The women are awesome. The thing is, if I move there full-time, if I move there long-term, it's going to kind of lose the lust that it has, right? It's going to kind of get boring, and I'm going to get used to it, and it's just going to kind of be whatever, right? So my plan is to probably go there anytime I'm burnt out from trading, anytime I'm burnt out from MIC, just use that as a vacation spot. My brother has a beautiful, beautiful place there that there's plenty of room for me to sleep there. So my plan is to stay in Jersey, to do Thanksgiving with my family, and then to head back to Miami to party on New Year's Eve. So hopefully I can get Bow to come too. I know that he had a lot of fun, but yeah, it was a great experience. It made me really appreciate why I'm working. It made me really appreciate what I'm doing. And to be honest, it was a trip that I needed because I felt mentally burnt out for a very long time. You know, I've been working, sitting in my office since the beginning of the year. I've been working from March and I haven't really had the opportunity to leave the house. So here I am making all this money and not even being able to enjoy it. So I went out, enjoyed it, spent a shit load of money, and now I'm back to work. So that was Miami. So let's talk about trading today, guys. So if you missed the earlier video, the video before this, I do a free video watch list every single Monday for the viewers on YouTube. And then every other day I do it for the members in MIC. This is just kind of a way for you guys to see inside my head, to see my thought process as I'm making my plan, and I highly suggest that you watch it. They're no longer than fucking four or five minutes long. So trust me, it's worth it. So let's talk about trading today. So the topic that I want to talk about today, guys, and if I forget it or if I kind of stray off topic, please someone remind me, is I want to talk about the flow of money in stocks, okay? So the way it works in the morning is pre-market usually makes for the best long trades, right? And the reason why pre-market makes for the best long trades is because there's no halt bands, there is less volume, there is less participants, right? So the moves are a little bit more extreme in the pre-market. So what I've noticed is if I want to go long, I want to go long pre-market, right? So let's kind of recap my day from beginning to end and see what happened. So the first trade I took of the day was a Long on Hertz, HTZ, which is a bankrupt company. And normally, you know that I don't really go long these stocks. So what was my thesis? What was my thought process? Why was I thinking of going long Hertz, right? So in the morning, I recognized that on Friday, Hertz traded 1 billion shares of volume. So the easy thing that you could kind of use volume as is volume is an indicator of how much demand there is. If there is high volume, there is high demand on the stock. If there's low volume, there's low demand. So on Hertz, when you have a billion shares traded on any stock, the last time I saw a billion shares traded on stock was Jibo. So when we saw a billion shares traded on HTZ, that made me think that there is a lot of shorts stuck on this stock, right? So being a short seller and having that mentality and knowing when shorts are stuck kind of is starting to make me a better long trader in this market. So we talk about the emphasis of whole and half dollar marks in this market. So this morning, pre-market, after a day of trading a billion shares, Hertz gapped down. It gapped down to like 220 or 230 or 240, something like that. And my thought process was, okay, if the red to green level is 250, which is a half dollar mark, and the stock goes from red to green, that is going to trigger shorts to cover. It's going to get long excited on the stock. So why not pre-market when there is a little bit of an edge on these long setups, why not just go long? So I took a small long at 240s anticipating the 250 break. I went to the bathroom, I came back and it was at 260, 270 and I sold out instantly. So I started my morning off with a long trade, right? I planned my trade, I said, this stock traded a billion shares of pre-market. I mean, this stock traded a billion shares on Friday. Pre-market, it's a little bit weak. If it gets some momentum and if it catches shorts off guard, it could easily go back up. So that was my first trade of the day. So as that was happening, pre-market in a hot market which we are in right now, there's maybe one, two or three different stocks moving every single day. They tend to run up, it gets people excited and then it kind of either consolidates and goes down or consolidates and goes up, right? So today we had BIMI, we had WIMI, MTP and CCNC. So let's talk about WIMI first, right? So WIMI was the stock that was broke in pre-market and basically what I was looking for on that stock was I was looking for a bounce towards VWAP in the morning and I would short that bounce towards VWAP and cover. And I posted my fills in the room and, you know, I don't really want to talk about that trade too much because it was like a 10, 15 cent scalp. It was really nothing. So that was WIMI, MTP was another stock that was broke in pre-market. I was looking for a bounce in the morning. It did not give me a bounce. I waited all morning. I waited all morning. I waited all morning and I ended up getting one bounce and I got a partial fill of 200 shares. I wanted to short 2,000 shares and I got a partial fill of 200 shares. So I took like 5 cents on it and I just moved on from that. So now those are kind of like the boring stocks of the day. Let me talk about BIMI and the other stocks. So BIMI was, so there's an audio issue, let me try to put my headphones back on. Yeah, I don't know if you were here when I mentioned that, Bao, but there's actually, my deck got struck by lightning a couple of months ago and there's a bunch of contractors and a bunch of workers outside drilling and hammering. So that static that you're hearing is probably the drilling and hammering from the people working outside on my deck. So let's go back to BIMI, right? So BIMI was a hot ship of the day and let me actually show you my chart on that. So give me a second. So BIMI was a hot chick of the day and I basically waited pre-market for it to top out. In the morning when it bounced and couldn't break this resistance level, I took a starter. As it stuffed up and came back down, I added to my winner and I was basically covering the dips and shorting the pops on this one. So this one was actually my main winner of the day and as you can see I kind of waited for it to top out. I let it push open in the morning. I added to my winner and as it went down I covered and when it went back down to VWAP I took a short and I kind of missed a bunch of money there. But that was kind of my main winner of the day. That was kind of a scenario where the stock was the hot chick in the morning and as the market opened it started to tank which got me excited and made me focus on that. So like I said in the beginning of the morning or the beginning of this live video, I mentioned that what I want to talk about is the flow of money in stocks. So the reason why BIMI worked out so well is because at the morning as soon as it pushed and stuffed there was something that happened. The money that was in BIMI, the interest, the longs, the setup started to move on to other stocks. When the BIMI, the money from that moved to CCNC, right? So when the money from BIMI moved to CCNC, that makes it that there's less participants in BIMI, there's less attention, there's less volume, there's less demand, right? There's problem again on the audio? Is the audio right? Some people are saying the audio is bad, I just can't, I don't know which one to listen to. So I'm just going to keep going. So when the money flowed out of BIMI and went to CCNC, that gave me confidence to short BIMI on a pop. That gave me confidence to short on the VWAP bounce, right? So when the money from BIMI moved to CCNC, it gets me excited, it gets me happy, it makes me more willing to short more size on BIMI because the money is falling out of it. When the money flows out of one stock and goes into the next stock, the money that flowed out from the primary stock is going to start to tank, the stock is going to start to go down, right? So when CCNC started to move and started to go up, a chat room started to buy it. They started to buy the 380, 390 and 4 and as soon as they sold it, the stock halted down and cratered, right? So when that happened, when that happened, when that stock went down, when the money exited that to KXIN, now I was interested in shorting that stock, right? So let me see if I can pull up my charts or what was my plan? I mentioned that on CCNC, if it bounces back towards VWAP, towards, I think it was 270 or 280, I was interested in shorting, right? So now let's recap. BIMI, money flow to CCNC, CCNC, money flow to KXIN. When the CCNC, money flow to KXIN, CCNC is where I want it to short of bounce. I mentioned to the guys in the room that I want it short of bounce towards VWAP. I got that bounce towards VWAP towards 270, 280 and I covered around 230, 240. So again, today's lesson is recognizing what happens when money flows out of one stock and flows into the other. BIMI was the hot chick of the day. It didn't really work out, so the money went to CCNC. CCNC was a chatroom pump. It didn't really work out, the money flow to KXIN. Now all the money is at KXIN, there's no other stock that it's moving to and then KXIN gets a parabolic move, right? So let's talk about KXIN today. So excuse me, there weren't really many short locates on KXIN today guys and that is because there are buy-ins today. So if you don't know what a buy-in is or how that works in the short market, it is usually shorts have access to their shares. They can hold the shares for T plus two, which means that they can hold it for the day plus two days after, right? And after that is when buy-ins start to happen. That is when the shares get called back in and usually if you are still holding those shares, you get bought in. The broker buys you in and it triggers a domino effect higher, right? So now KXIN, the borrow was not available. It was on a buy-in today and it became the hot chick after the money flowed there. In addition to all that, a very notorious chatroom pumper was buying 50, 60, 70, 80,000 shares at a time jamming the stock up himself. He was buying like 10% of the flow himself every single time he's buying it. So on something like KXIN, sure, normally it should make for a good long, right? Normally it should be a great, it's a low float. It's the hot chick. It's above the web and everything. But the problem is on KXIN that there's no news on the setup. There's no catalyst. When you have a stock that's up 300, 400, 500% on no catalyst, it gets the SCC's eyes involved, right? And for me, whenever the stock is up on no catalyst or no news, I do not want to be long that stock. Yes, a lot of people made money going long KXIN, but for me, it is a T12 halt risk on this stock because it has no news. That doesn't mean it's going to halt. That doesn't mean it's going to do anything. It just means that there is a risk that it might halt because there is no news and the stock is up so much, right? So on a setup like KXIN, I just avoid it. I mean, I don't touch it. It means I don't look at it. It means I am not interested in it, right? Not to help the guys in the room. I mentioned if there's chat rooms pumping, I mentioned if people are involved, and I mentioned all of that. So what I did today, right? What I did today is I waited for these hot chicks, BIMI, CCNC, to top out for money to exit them, for money to flow out of them. And once the money flowed out of them, that is when I was interested in shorting these bounces. So just like my Hertz trade in the morning when I went long pre-market, what I want to try to do these days to adapt and improve is when I see a hot chick in the morning still acting as a hot chick pre-market, if it tops out and dips down towards VWAP, I've seen that I've had success buying that first VWAP test for a rebound. So now what I want to do is I want to be able to start testing longs pre-market and shorts at the open after the trend has been set and after the top has been set, guys. So again, as a trader, as a short-buy trader, I know what it is like to be squeezed. I know what it is like to lose. I know these spots where I would normally cover, and those spots I would normally cover are where I want to be shorting going forward. Does that make sense, guys? So today is Monday. A lot of people have a lot of FOMO on Monday. So if you guys have any questions, we could put them in there. Also, one more thing that I want to talk about. Okay, excited. I think, whoa, that's fucking sick. That's crazy. That means that someone is upside the fuck down. That's crazy. Okay, anyway, so I actually got a DM today, right? And this is kind of one of the last things I want to talk about is I got a DM today from someone. And anytime anyone ever joins MIC, I like to personally welcome them. I like to personally kind of give them a hand and say, you know, welcome. Like, what can we do to help? Like, what do you need help with? Like, we're here to help you, right? So I got a DM from a new member joined today, and I DMed him. And I basically said, like, hey, what's up, man? Like, hope all is well. Like, welcome to MIC, all this stuff. And he's like, hey, I actually used to be an MIC member. And I canceled to try out my other options and to try other places and see what else is out there. And here I am, and I came back. And I asked him, I'm like, you know, where'd you go? Where'd you try? What happened? What was the result? It's obvious that you're back here. So like, what happened, right? He's like, yeah, there was a guy on Twitter. He makes around 50 to 100K a day. He has a big flash of P&L, so I joined his room. And, you know, after I joined his room, I saw that he has no risk management. I saw that he has no community and that there's no education there. And I learned that paying less money does not mean that I'm getting a better product, you know what I'm saying? So he went to a competing room, right? Because he wanted to test out his options. He saw what was out there. He saw that there was no community. He saw that there was no education. He saw that there was no mentorship. It was just purely pump and dump, pump and dump, pump and dump, endlessly. And after he saw that, he realized how much value is inside MIC. So this is what I want to talk to you about, guys. Just because you guys are seeing flashy numbers, just because you guys are seeing big things does not mean that there's anything special there. You have to judge a community not based on the guys that are running it. You have to judge a community based on the members making money. So look inside the community. Is it just the head guy on top making money? If that's the case, red flag. But if people are making money in the community, that is what the key is. Is the strategy repeatable? There could be some guy here that makes $10 million a year. But if his strategy is not repeatable, right? If his strategy is not repeatable, then you're nobody. It doesn't really matter, right? So what we pride ourselves on is the 1,400 or the 1,300 testimonials that we have on our Instagram page, which is myinvestingclub.com. I mean, instagram.com.com. So the point that I'm trying to make, guys, is a lot of these people, they make their money by pump and dumping. They buy stock. They learn to a bunch of people. And then they're the ones making all the money while you're losing the money. Whereas MIC is focused on education. We focus on mentorship. We focus on the community. And it's just nice to see that this member who left to go try out his options now realizes the value that MIC has. Now he's going to be here for life, right? He wants to be a lifetime member now, right? So that's the point that I'm trying to make, guys, is there's a lot of people out there making a lot of money. And the point is that, you know, is the strategy repeatable? Can you do the same thing and make money? 9 out of 10 times, the answer is no. And that is why we are so happy with MIC that our strategies are repeatable. Members are actually making more money than me and Bao. And that's what matters the most, guys. So that's kind of something that was really cool to happen this morning that I wanted to bring up. So do you guys have any more questions for me? Well, OK, I'm excited to go crazy. So let's do this, guys. Let's do this. I know it's kind of like crazy out there. And I know the markets are a little bit nuts and Halloween is coming up. So let me do a special promotion for you guys. So if you guys text Tosh, the word Halloween, at 2-1-3-4-5-8-5-9-9-7, I'll tell them to work on a special promotion for you guys. But the reason why I want to do this is to just get people in the door, to have them see what MIC is like, to show you guys what we're really all about, to show you that we are your mentors, we are your team, we are here to help you. And most guys lose more than $200 a day to figure this shit out on themselves. So why not try to at least invest for one month into your education and see what it is like? How do you know that people are exiting one specific stock and going to another specific stock? I mean, it's pretty simple. As soon as BIMI tanked, NCE halted up. It's almost instantaneously. Instantaneously when these stocks are tanking, the money instantaneously is flying somewhere else. So we mentioned all this stuff in the room, guys. We've seen this stuff happen hundreds and hundreds of times. So rather than trying to figure it out on yourself, why not just join and be mentored by us? It's like, so let me give you an example, right? So I just got into exercise and I just got into fitness, right? So why am I gonna try to figure out the right exercises for my body? Why am I gonna try to go on YouTube and try to figure this stuff out myself? When I could just hire a personal trainer that has experience, that has trained people before and have him be my mentor. So in Miami, I was humble enough, I dropped my ego to say I need help and I hired a personal trainer to be able to train me and show me the ropes like a real mentor, like we do at MIC. It's the same thing, right? You are coming to me as a training mentor and I am going to someone else as a fitness mentor. I can't figure this shit out myself, guys. I don't want to figure it out myself. If I have to pay a little bit of money to learn from an expert, I would rather learn from the expert because that is an investment. That is something that is going to shorten my learning curve. Yes, I can do it myself. Yes, I could figure it out myself. It's just gonna take longer and I don't wanna waste any time. Does that make sense, guys? So again, I am going to wrap it up, guys. I'm going to call it a day. I have like 55 p.m. that I gotta get to. And again, that is another thing about us is you have direct access to me, direct access to Bow, direct access to your mentors, guys. So I gotta go back and answer all these questions. And again, text Tosh Halloween 213-458-5997 for an unadvertised promotion. Also, the last thing is on these videos, what I've been doing is if you comment a lesson that you learned from the video and you could comment as many lessons as you want as long as they are different, every week I pick one of the viewers to win a free copy of the MIC Accelerator. We've seen a lot of people submitting their lessons. So go back through these videos and read the comments and see the lessons that are being posted. So again, guys, comment lessons that you learned from this video for a chance to win a free copy of the Accelerator. And again, I'll see you guys back in the room. Thank you.