 This is Melissa with The Stocks. Why should I'm here reviewing the Google today here with Eric? Good morning. Now, you got out of this yesterday. You really had a high of the day. I ended with this yesterday. Now, it's over the strike. I called it with the strike at 840. It ran up to 840. This is a really good call. It ran up to 840.55. And you got out of it yesterday. Are you upset that you did? Be honest. Sort of, I mean, I'm upset. Yeah. You made money. I made money showing them. Yeah. You came. Go ahead. What do you call it? Satisfy? Not satisfied. Yeah, satisfied. Like, who are like, yeah. OK. Yeah. Yeah. So if you had held this on today, you would have made twice as much as you made yesterday, but you might not have. That's the thing. People could have dumped it because I've seen that happen. Yes. When you get a big move and the people sell off. Yes. And also tomorrow, it expires. So I mean, it'd be different if you had more time in it. This looks really, really good. And I don't know if this keeps going today or not. Let's look at the market. No. See, look, this is on its own. Look, the market hasn't made the full move yet. Well, interesting. This looks like it actually can get through the high and make it brand new high now if the market relays tomorrow because the market's not reliant today, which is hilarious. Actually, if that would happen, see, you can never hold something to the last day, though. I think this could go to 8.45 by tomorrow. That would be $5 over the strike. And then you could have, yeah, I mean, but how can you do that? You're like, basically, it's chance. It's chance, chance, chance. I think it was chance if you hadn't gotten out of it yesterday. And that's why I said I think this is a good exit. And you did have a high-of-the-day exit yesterday. Most of the companies out there sell no selling program, but they'd tell you to get out two to three weeks before the expiration date. Well, I mean, we only did this for a couple of days. You only took it Tuesday. Yeah, I understand. Just, you know, you hear people say things on there. That's probably where they're getting it from, other, you know. Yeah. Well, I wanted you to see it, though, this week and was just an experiment for you that you can take this and get out the next day. You don't have to take it and hold it forever. Even if I cost something out longer, you could take it one day and get out the next day. You could have done that with a Baba. You can do that with other ones. Take it, get out. Take it, get out. You know? Seriously. You can do these as little, little mini day trades or one day trades. Target. Oh, I want that Target. You didn't do it. You could have done it. I don't know why you didn't do it. You didn't want to do them put. You need the fluctuates like that. Well, they are clean just like off the cliff. Everyone wants them to do that, but that's not reality. This did too, because actually, if you go back and look the way it closed yesterday, here, now let's look at the 15-minute chart. The 15-minute chart is a better example of this. Look at how this closed. Yesterday it fell in hard. So, you know, this, it didn't look amazing to know that you would gap up today. Yesterday, yes. Today, look, it's at 841. Wow. So anyways, you're not upset. That's good, because you know what the reality is? You should never be upset when you make money. It doesn't matter. You should be upset when you lose. If you did something wrong, it's your fault, but sometimes you'll lose and it's not your fault. It's just a luck of the draw. But you should never be upset when you make money in a trade. So, you've got the right attitude. This is a good experience for you, though, to see this going. You could have done something different here as well when you get to the point to take more size. You could get out of half yesterday, hold half through the next day. You could have done that, too. Once you get to the point, like you're taking 10 contracts, you could have got out of five yesterday and held five into today. Then you wouldn't lose. How does it work? I'm saying you double, you're doubling on half. You would have taken the 10 contract position, which would have cost you more money. But if you had, I'm saying here that you would have made. No matter worst case, I would have broken even if the other half went down. Well, you bought it at $1.20, okay? So, if you got out of May 50, let's just rough it out. You made 55 cents, but let's just say if you had made 50, let's just say rough it, if it was 60 cents out of 55, then you would have been break even, you wouldn't have lost. If you got out of it yesterday with half and the rest went bust, and if the rest went on to work, which this did here, you would have made a little bit more in the back half. So, that's how that would have worked. So, yes, you can do that going forward when you take more size, but it would have cost you $1,200 to take. You had it, you could have done it. I think you did good, though. I think you did amazing. In fact, let's figure it out. If you had taken, well, let's just, no, you would have made 550 bucks if you got out of the whole thing yesterday. If you would have gotten today, you would have made 250 yesterday if you got out of half, and today you would have made another, you would have made $1.20. So, you would have made 600 plus 250. You would have made $850, if you had split it up, which would have been good. But I think you're learning here through this. Aren't you? Yeah. You're shaking your head like, guess whatever you say. It could have went down, too. Yeah, I know. That's what I'm saying. I think you had a great exit yesterday. It was a high of the option chain for yesterday's trading. So, we'll see where this goes. This is Melissa with the Stock Swoosh, and that's very interesting here. This looks really, really good to continue possibly for one more day, which would be the fifth day up. One, two, three, four, five. This looks very close to making brand new all-time highs. 841.95. We're pennies from that, or a dollar from that, or let's look, yeah, a buck away. 840.95. So, I'm offering the gap options letter free till July 4th for signups for the class this weekend. If you'd like more information to sign up, email me at melissa at thestockswoosh.com. Thanks, everybody. Have a great day.