 What's up guys, what's going on? Let's check out what the market is looking like today. $250 million to offer the sell side for today on Tuesday, so market's looking a little bit bearish going into next day. What's up, J2? Never enough profit. Facts, bro, never enough profit. What's up, Ian? How you guys doing? Coinplay, nice. I guess you must be talking about the coin calendar. 100% plus profit, man. Congratulations. Ooh, 400% trade this week, only the second day. You a beast, you a beast, brother. Nice, man, happy to hear that. All right, we got some earnings going on today. Let's check it out. Amgen, earnings per share, 467. That's close to 427. I took a little bit bullish lot on this. It doesn't look like it's moving yet. So we'll see. Hopefully that worked out in my favor. This is up 6% compared to last year, and 4% increase in sales compared to last year. Where was the stock price compared to last year? Damn. Last year, the company was trading at 219 plus, even to as high as 245s. Right now it was only at 214. Very cheap, extreme opportunity here. Going in on Wemi. I scalp it a little bit here and there this morning, but didn't really touch it much, because it kind of came down. It hit the support a little bit, bounced, and it hit the support a little bit, bounced. So these are some good supports around the $5 area. So you can scalp it for 10, 15 cents, but not much there. I think it could potentially move back up as well. Who's that? Hey, Hungry. So T-Mobile is also reporting today as well. Let's check that out. Oh, yes. Flat, stay flat, stay flat, please. So we started the calendar play on T-Mobile. You know, we're overall like expecting T-Mobile to be kind of flat. So no reaction so far after hours. So as long as it stays within this calculated range, I think we're going to be really, really good. So we'll see T-Mobile's Q3 earnings per share is 55 cents as opposed to 52 cents. Sales was a mess, 19.62 billion as opposed to 20.18 billion. 45% decrease compared to last year. Sales is only 1% increase compared to last year. So like nothing particular, mix results there, which is good. Mix, because mix result means that it's not going to move as much. T-Mobile also guided for Q3 6.8 as opposed to 7.1 in the same quarter last year. So it's looking weak. Guidance, they've increased their guidance a little bit. Originally they say, oh, we think we're going to make from 23 to 23.3 billion. Now they're like, yo, we're going to make 23.4 to 23.5. It's a little bit more. What's up, Tesla Outlook? I mean, that's a good question. So I don't really trade Tesla anymore and I don't really touch that sector as much because it's just so volatile. It's very hard to predict the move and it's very, very degenerate. So I don't really touch as much, probably not to be as degenerate as I could. But with that being said, Elon that came out and say that, in a way, he did kind of say that he thought the stock was overvalued. He was like, oh, if the stock is running up this much because it hurts or whatever, just so you know nothing has been signed yet and he's not getting them a discount or anything and one that. So in other words, it's kind of reminded me of when last time Elon came out and said that and I don't know if you guys traded long enough to remember that, but there was a point in time last year where Elon was like, he's like, yo, stock price overvalued. And he pretty much said, he pretty much took a look at his own Tesla stock and he was like, yo, stock price overvalued and next thing you know, Tesla died for like a whole week. So maybe history will repeat itself, maybe it won't, who knows? But just giving you the heads up on that. GMBL, you know what? I was actually just looking at that last night as well. We started to make that huge reversal, moving back up. Oh wow, didn't realize we came all the way back up here, man. Holy smokes. I mean, we knew that was a discount. We knew it was a discount. Back to that same price it was here. We got scam, man. Tried to hit my stop loss, but what they don't know is I have diamond hands, man. When I come to the fundamental stuff, I have diamond hands. Can't kick me out. Can't kick me out. Let's go. Fuck yeah. I gotta check my account, see how much I'm up on that. Cause I actually haven't checked that DG account today. Let's see. What else we got today? Please, no, no. Why are you going the wrong direction? Car parts also reported today. Big moves because of Avis with their scam and then like artificially pumping their own stock and all that BS. So the whole car sector kind of went up, everything from hurts, high to parts. They all ran today pretty horror and now they're coming back down. Earning pressure is not so great. Down nine cents per share as opposed to negative five cents. Sales is 141 million as opposed to 133 mil. So 400% decrease compared to earnings per share positive three cents last year and only 20% increase in sales. So not so hot there, not so sexy. Let's check out Caesar's entertainment. I didn't even realize Caesar's entertainment was reporting today. If I had noon, I would have been hella bearish on them because this company has been running up non-stop, man. It needs to take a chill pill, it needs to die a little bit and hopefully it dies. Let's see. Caesar's entertainment, Q3 earnings per share is $1.10 cents on the negative side as opposed to negative 609. So they're still not profitable, still struggling. Sales is 2.69 billion as opposed to 2.62. Compared to last year, they were up 94.99% compared to sales of 1.38 billion. But that doesn't really mean anything because feeding last year's numbers when half the year was closed, it's easy. You guys wanted to check out V? I could, let me set up the list. Let me set up this this week of November 1st. I saw that somebody requested to check out V before. Maybe Netflix as well. Anything else I missed? Let me know. Live, young bull says. We'll check it out a little bit around 4.30, 4.40. Just going through some of the other earnings right now. I wanna see if I can catch up by the dip opportunity again on Activision. Let me see what these cocks say. Cause the last few earnings, Activision has been really good at messing up their numbers and causing the stocks to drop. Live had a really bad quarter. Activision says the net booking is 1.88 billion. That's supposed to 1.77, pretty good there. Net sales at 2.02 billion with 763 million gap deferrals. And EPS, call us for the next quarter. EPS at 54 to 62 cents with 67 cents impact. Sales for the year, 8.66 with 10 million impact. So revenue, net revenue was 2.07 billion. Apparently the prior outlook was 1.97 still. So it looks like they beat it there. They beat the EPS too. Apparently they said we are excited about this week's Call of Duty launch and expect continued success in the fourth quarter. Want to thank our employees for their continued commitment to each other, the company and our players. We look forward to sharing progress up there on Workplace Initiative alongside our business performance. Interesting. What is this Call of Duty thing that they're releasing? So sales are doing good. 2.07 compared to 1.95 for last year. So not that big of an increase in sales though. So apparently it looks like they're dealing with that whole scandal. So in September, we announced a comprehensive agreement with the US Equal Opportunity Employment Commission which is subject to corporate rules to strengthen the policy and program and intended to further improve the prevention of harassment, discrimination and related criminal. As part of the agreement, we will establish an 18 million fund to compensate those who have experienced such behavior at company and elect to participate. So it looks like that whole dark cloud is over them. Company outlook is meeting expectation almost, missing by a tiny bit. Overall good. Slight increase compared to last year. What's the stock price trading at previous last year? Last year, stock was trading at exactly the same price. $78, $79. I say is a buy the dip opportunity for Activision considering that was a decent report. And it looks like they got their whole situation taken care of. Let me catch up to the comments. It's going on chat. So you guys said that Lyft also reported right how they do and digital turbine also reported. Yo, Lyft is good. What are you guys talking about? Then you guys said Lyft was a buy the dip opportunity. It's up. earnings pressure is negative 21 cents as opposed to negative three cents. Pretty bad. 864 mil as opposed to 862 mil. That's a B on that side. Missed the estimate by 600%. However, it was a 76% increase compared to last year and 72% increase in sales compared to last year. What was the company trading at last year? $24. Pre-Covid was trading around 50. I'll say it's a pretty reasonable price at the current point. I think it's too crazy. APPS, APPS, digital turbine reported. Yes, no, maybe. Oh, what an amazing quarter. Fiscal second quarter of 2022 revenue total, 310 million representing a 338% increase year over year and 63% increase year over year. Whoa, amazing quarter. Next quarter expected to pull about 350 mil at 41 cents, APS. So this quarter, 310, looks like they're gonna do a better quarter next quarter but it's not gonna drop the F hours. Kinda need this to go in one direction and another. Need to either come back to like $100 or go all the way down to 75s. Anywhere in this current range right now, we're pretty screwed in regards to the spread that we have. Yes, indeed. We're gonna look at V in a little bit. I got you in like 10, 15 minutes. I just wanna catch up on all the earnings right now. It's just the background music from the streaming software. Damn, you don't like the poor music? Let me kill it. Let me see what other free music option we got. Says we have, we put on some lo-fi. Zilla was ending his home flipping business when they're not going to be public anymore or just one of the divisions. So Zilla was like pulling the scam where they were, they were artificially jacked up the price. Like it's pretty much manipulation, man. Like what they were doing should have been illegal. They should have been like just completely wiped. They should be like, they should be in trouble with the laws, you know, for doing what they're doing because they like, they pretty much kind of like did what Amazon did, you know how like, you know how everybody was complaining about how Amazon came out Amazon basics and they were like, you know, they would like promote the Amazon basic product over other people's similar products. And then they would like be list other people's products, you know, to kind of manipulate it so that everybody would buy Amazon products more, like the Amazon basic product more and Amazon would making like mad money, right? And then on top of that, like Amazon would use like, you know, what do you even call it? They would use the same like manufacturers, all these other people use because they, you know, they like, they look at the shipping address. They're like, oh, you know, oh, you know, like this XYZ company is buying products with this manufacturer. Let me go there and talk to the manufacturer myself and get them to make me the same crap, but put Amazon basic on it. So it's kind of like that. And so Zillow in a way, there's something very similar where they manipulated the market, you know, like they're obviously a platform for buying and selling houses. And they would like manipulate the prices, you know, and they would mess with the listings or whatever. And then they would bit the price up and they would, you know, buy the houses. And then they will resell the house, bro. Like, how can you do that? How can you be the middleman? But also at the same time, the owner, like how? That's illegal, but they did it. So I kind of didn't like them doing that too when I found out. But yeah, it's really a 75 scam. Nice to me, got me excited. But I mean, it's the good company and all, like, I understand why they wanted to do it because obviously there's margin, there's money to be made in that. But like, dude, like, come on, man, you can't. Like, you know, you can't do that. BBVY up, how come? Oh yeah, for sure, 75. Yeah, Fiat, well, I like, I like Activision at the current price right now. Did anybody get Anet from last night when we looked at it on earnings? It was nuts. We determined that. Kroger's and Bitbath and Beyond collab? What the hell, that's a weird collab. Are they gonna sell groceries at Bitbath and Beyond? So it says because they're discontinuing that part of their business, it's gonna wind down and it's gonna take several quarters and it will include a reduction of the Zillow workforce by approximately 25%. I mean, overall, as long as they're not gonna get sued or get fined by the government or anything, I think it's a smart move. I think it's bullish for the company because A, once they sell these houses, they're gonna be selling assets. As they sell these assets, they're gonna get more money on their books. So the company's gonna be value more. Secondary, you know, as they reduce these workforces, they're gonna save money expense. So therefore they're gonna pull in more money as well. Of course, on the other side, the company could see like decrease in terms of growth, but at the end of the day, they're also realizing profit too. So even though they're like, you know, having decrease in opportunity growth, they're also realizing profit, which is real growth. And that should be good for the company going into the next few quarters. So with that said, I think that's still like kind of bullish for the company and pretty good for the stock price, even though I hate the fact that they did that. But hey, man, we're here to make money. We're here to like, you know, we're not here to be like right and all righteous and stuff. I'm not here to boycott the company. If I see an opportunity to make money in the company, I'm gonna do it, let's go. Oh, they think they're actually gonna get wrecked because they were driving the prices up themselves too. And they think that the housing market is gonna collapse on their ass. So that's why they're also unloading. I guess there's other, the other bearish part. Kind of below support. Again, I'm gonna have to see if it opens up around 84.5 tomorrow, could see a bounce there. If it's opened up under 84.5 on Zillow, you know, we can see further collapse to big support area. Maybe we'll come back to 65s. Yeah, it's kind of sus. Like why are they selling home lower than they buy them? Doesn't even make sense. Hey, facts, we're all here to build wealth. Wow, what a crazy move. You've been holding this whole time, man. Oh boy, nice. I like that, man. I seen SKT already. SKT made a nice move after SPG. That's true. Holding inventory, loans, interest and stuff. Man, the Avis group was just retarded. That move was probably one of the dumbest moves ever. I posted a little bit of options swing channels today about what Morgan Stanley thought about them. So pretty much they had a really good year, right? Avis car rental group had a really good year because there weren't many competitors with Hertz kind of underwater and stuff and Hertz kind of got wrecked, right? Avis is probably pretty much one of the few friends car rental company around. And between inflation and a but low of like, we're tired of stuff going on, people living in their cars last year, the whole food delivery industry, firing up and all that stuff. People are renting a lot of cars, man, and there just weren't enough cars to be rented. And without that much competition, obviously Avis made a killing. They charged a lot higher prices and they just rate people, you know? And they just like kill people in terms of all the prices and stuff. And then had a phenomenal year and they made a but low of cash, but this is not something that's gonna be consistent. They're not gonna continue to have this phenomenon here. Like inflation isn't gonna remain high forever. Used car prices aren't gonna be high forever. So they had a one time great year and I think that's it, you know? I think that's the most they can have for them. But they did make a but low of money and what they did with the but low of the money they made is that they took that but low of money and they used it to buy back the stock, right? They use the excessive cash instead of expanding instead of like, you know, doing better things for the company, instead of like improving the software side of things and all that stuff, they decided to use that money to buy back the stock, which artificially increased the stock price, right? And then in addition to that, if you look into what the CEO and what the executives are doing, all these scam artists, they're like exercising their options. In the last three months, they've been exercising the options so that they can hold shares. And for these guys, when they have options, they can sell the options, right? They can only exercise them to turn into shares. Once they exercise them to turn into shares, they can then sell the shares. So they're just trying to drive the price up so they can unload on themselves and make money and run away. Pretty much the biggest scam company ever. Hate that company, man. But you know all these car rental company, they all scam, man. Just like when you rent out a car, they're like, oh, you wanna buy this insurance, that insurance, next thing you know, your car rental is going from like $60 a day to like $200 a day because you're buying all these excessive stuff. They get away with it because nobody knows. Nobody knows. Nobody's gonna find out. Nobody's gonna find out. I saw an interesting question. That is crazy. Yeah, they're gonna get wrecked. Not a bad idea. Not a bad idea on that. We can add that to the list. That's not a bad idea. Take a look. Do you think we're in for a bearish tech cycle anytime soon? That's a good question, man. Who knows, right? Who knows where the top is? But I do know one thing though. I was joking about this a little bit when we were talking yesterday with some other people. And I joked that if Tesla does do another stock split, I would use all the profit from Tesla stock split and I would just buy SQQQ, which is like the inverse ETF of the tech sector. And I would just back hold those for whatever amount of time I need to, whether it's a year, whether it's a century. You know, screw it, man. I'm gonna be hella bearish. I'm gonna be like Michael Burrio in 2008, except I can't blow up because I'm holding shares. I'm gonna shut the tech sector until they blow up until it implodes. But who knows when that's gonna happen, man? Who knows? Everything is so well. And that's just like the crazy part. I actually read a little bit interesting piece earlier today. Let me see if I can find it, man. I forgot what analyst it was. There was like one of the analysts I was talking about how they're trying to do a blow off top in the market where they're gonna blow the market up so high. Like they're pretty much gonna make the market go up so high that it's beyond fundamental, beyond fear valuation. And that so many apes would come in and just buy, buy, buy. Which kind of like, I feel like we're a little bit in that right now. Especially with a lot of things going on. And once they get to that point, you know, then they're gonna sell off and people are just gonna keep buying the dip. So retailers are gonna buy the dip and then the hedge funds are gonna be able to unload. Yeah, but how do you know if that's the point, you know? Tomorrow is the Fed meeting. If they increase rate, market could get a dip. I mean, you know, Pao literally said that they're gonna do it. He said that last month or like two weeks ago, he said they're gonna do it. Let me check out XPO. Whoa, XPO just had another great quarter. Reports the highest revenue of any quarter in the company history. So XPO was like a truck in and last mile of delivery. Kind of like UPS in a way, but more commercial. So XPO analysis, financial results, revenue increase at 3.27 billion. 2.68 for the same period. So about like 20-something percent increase. The income is a little bit lower compared to last year. Must've been the cost went up. Earnings per share was 19 cents for the third quarter compared to 27 cents from last year. So they had a really good revenue year, but cost went up a lot. Least agenda, just cash flow. Expecting to make a little bit more money in the last quarter as well. Interest expense of approximately 200 mil. That's great. Up a little bit. EPS is higher. The expenditure is still rearranged. More free cash flow available. Net revenue and truck profit is by 62%. 37% increase in low-count per day. Top 20% increase in total value will cost by 45%. It's huge, huge target for next year. And they're consistently investing to improve themselves. Overall, pretty good company. Really good growth. I like it. Think that was a pretty decent quarter. However, they did take a margin hit. So look for, continue to look for buying opportunities. Last quarter, they had a pretty good quarter too. And they did pretty hard to like this range here, $75. So that was a good buying area. So we'll see if we can get another opportunity like that. So we're already back to that range here. Keep an eye out for that company. Let me catch up in the comments, what's going on chat. Auto chart, let me add that on there. All right, see you man. Activision just died. What's up man, what's going on Angel? Why not? Oh, Tom P is alive. What's up Tom? Where you been? Starbucks, all right, Jets is the last ticker. You just made it on the list man. Who is this? Secret, I can't tell you that. I'm a little bit older than Tommy. That's all I can tell you. You got to tell me your age first man. All right, Visa's looking a little interesting. I would definitely look for buying opportunities in Visa. Kind of like the company. And they had a really good earnings too. It wasn't bad. I don't even know why they sold off so hard because they said they're looking to get into the, they said they're looking to get into the, what do you mean call it? Buy now and pay later, sector two. So I thought that was pretty bullish for them. But I guess maybe, maybe market didn't like that. So I would say, I would say like, look to buy the dip around that $200 range, the trend line over here as well as things cool down. Our side is pretty bottom out here. So somewhere in that 207, 206, that range over here, I think that's a good buying opportunity. It's sold off so hard. I think it's got to bounce a little bit. Our side is pretty bottom out so we could bounce here. However, I'm kind of waiting for the dividend day to pass before getting back in. Because usually dividend days are kind of bearish. So I would kind of want to wait for like that dividend day before I get into it. This guy knows me well. Check out Netflix next. That's pretty cool, man. When does the IPO coming out? And how much do you have to buy? Because I remember last year I had an opportunity at it, but I think we had to buy like a really high amount. I think we had to buy like 120K to buy into the IPO. I forgot what the price was though. I don't think it was that high that you're looking at now. But there's another site that you can check to see how much the price is. It's like Zen Equity or something like that. See how much the price changed from this year to last year. And also see what the minimum that you have to buy. Because if you have to buy like 10K plus, it could be risky because keep in mind that you're going to have lockup periods usually depending on the clauses and stuff like that. So you never know. Like you never know there are some forest story where people bought like some great IPOs and then the stock market crash and they end up buying the top of these IPOs. So look at Netflix right now. We went over apps a little bit into earnings. They had a pretty good earnings, but we'll go over again. What a monster move, man. So I'm gonna bust Netflix on this up trend line. It's been, we checked in this upward trend line a little bit, but over here, it looks like it actually wants to break out a little bit further. I mean, there's no resistance, man. You know, there's not much I can tell you from here. It's in like price discovery mode because there's no resistance. There's nothing above it really. So it could go anywhere, you know, it depends on how much, how bullish the market is and how much they want to take it, but I will say this. It does look like this average over here is the buying opportunity area. So, you know, that's at 645-ish. Could be a possible dip buy, but catching the knife here, you know, could be either a great opportunity like this. And it ran up or like here where it ran up or it could be one of these opportunities where you take your catch in the knife here, but the knife actually lands down here. So it's a lot of moves there, a lot of rooms to go down as well. But if you want to be bold and you want to take a nice risk, looking bullish on the, you know, trying to buy the dip for the upside, 645 is your next support. So, you know, what I mean by price discovery mode is it can't hit anywhere, it can go anywhere. Let's check out Lyft, Avis. Yeah, what's up, Deluxe? We did talk about Avis a little bit. Dip, dip, dip, dip, dip. Gotta find support on Activision, let's see. 72 could be a possible area. Yeah, 72.71 could be a possible buy the dip area on Activision. I don't see why not, you know, earnings wasn't that bad, 20% increase compared to last year's and last year in October, stock was trading around this current price. So, I mean, last year's stock was trading around 77. So if it comes back down, I mean, let me pull up some support lines. So if it comes back down, we have 68.42 as a range that you can possibly pick some up. And then we have this other line here, say the 71, I think it just hit 71 too. So that's also possible two opportunities to pick it up. The prices are on the end of the chart here. So you can see them, I think on 68, right? 68.42. You guys wanna be a little bit risky. BBBY ripped 70%, dude, that's unreal. Why? That's disgusting, man. It's not just a partnership, bro. BBBY announced that they expect to complete its 1 billion three-year share we purchased planned by the end of 2021. Dude, the market cap, the market cap for betback me on is 1.5 billion. They're literally gonna buy back a billion dollars, which was supposed to be a three-year plan, but these apes that they're gonna do it in like, in by the end of the year, man, no wonder they ripped so hard. What an ape move, man. Jeez. Avis, man, it's like I was talking about. If I've read that, I would have bought it, man. What was that? That happened at 420? Oh, geez, that was when stock was at $18. Damn, young boy, why didn't you tell me to go read it? Why? Memerun. I mean, two things happens when these stocks are buying back. When they do share buy back, they're essentially telling the company to buy back shares. And then the CEOs, the CEOs, the board directors, they can unload, right? And guess who they're unloading to? Not just the people, they're unloading to themselves. It's like if you have a business of selling lemons, and you suddenly bought too much lemons, right? You bought like a thousand lemons. So you're like, ah, shit, what am I gonna do? Never gonna, nobody wanna buy my lemons, man. Nobody wanna invest in my business. So you start selling these lemons in a dollar, nobody wanna buy it. So then you secretly buy it back yourself, you know? You're like, oh, I'm buying these lemons back for $2. And then you start telling other people like, look, look, I'm selling my lemon for $2. I'm making a mad profit, you should invest in my company. And then other people ape in and invest in the company, you know, because you're secretly tricking everybody. It's supposed to be against market volatility. It's supposed to support the stock, but some of them obviously do it in ways that are not that great. Why the share buyback pump it though? It's because like, so let's say, let's say, look, you see this company, right? They're doing a billion dollar share buyback, right? The market cap for the company like is 1.54 billion, right? So if they're doing a billion dollar buyback, how much percent of that company are they buying back? So if the company was trading at like, you know, $16, right? And they do a share buyback of a billion. And the company is only worth 1.54 billion, right? They're artificially inflating their own prices. So they're like artificially literally jacking up the stock price by like 64, 65%. But I mean, it's ran beyond that. It's ran up to like 70 plus percent. So it's gone to the point where it doesn't make sense to anyone. This is gonna be ugly, man, when it dumps. This the way, this the way, Tom P, all the money in the market are leaving for the meme stocks. I mean, I mean, guess you could if you wanna be ballsy, you can short it. Let's see, what was the price before the announcement? Let's say it's like 16.73 times increase of share buyback by 1.65 puts around 27. You could probably short it to 27 at least. Let's go back to looking at some more stocks. Got Lyft. Oh, damn, Lyft was almost at this great buying area. Did it even hit? I think it must have hit after hours. Ooh, how sexy. How sexy, man. Who is playing the trend lines for Lyft? Legit hit and bounce. Trend line was kind of buy low sell high, buy low sell high. What's up, street alerts, what's going on? Good support at 43.60. Let's see, where's the resistance? Resistance at 51-ish. Sure, this is the same spreadsheet that we're doing like that we're doing our 2K challenge on, I think. Could have sort of not deleted this. Why is there a copy of that? Next up is Snow. Let's check that out. Who asked for this? Such an ugly ticker that's on B-Smo. Lyft is almost $50, damn. So it's about to hit the resistance at 51, then damn, Snow kind of went to the moon, man. Jesus. I don't even know what the next resistance for Snow is at this point. We have some resistance here, which is just kind of hit today. The next level is like up here for Snow. Next level is all the way up here at 103. They already hit that 358 resistance. Jeez. Next level at 403. Oh, hey, what's up? Street Alerts, man. Thanks for stopping by and rating the rate. Appreciate you, man. Sorry, we're not streaming on Twitch. We're using this other platform, so it doesn't pop up or anything and doesn't give me the alert or anything like that. Definitely appreciate that. I gotta stop by one of these days. I was reading the Lyft and Uber's that having problems with high costs and many individuals choosing taxis over rice share right now. No way. That's crazy. So I'm just going over some charts right now, looking at the market, getting ready to FOMC tomorrow. Are you guys, are you ready for the Market Tomorrow Street Alerts? So MU is moving up a little bit. It's kind of climbing above that support at 69 again. So above that level, we're kind of bullish. We got a little resistance coming up for MU at 71. So probably watch out for that. If you've been in it on the ride, definitely get areas to take some profit. If it can break above that, obviously we can go a lot further to 74s. Next resistance, 71-ish. Lyft burning says driver supply materially improving Q3 up nearly 45% versus last year, reflecting strong new driver trim. Got three positions looking at CCL for tomorrow's ad. Bullish on CCL. Interesting. SKT. Did you see BBBY? Ooh, SKT just hit this level up here. Holy smoke. This was a long time ago when, oh man, I remember this. This was when me and Tommy was looking at it back in like January. Big move up. Great question. Answer that in a second. So it could be, you could play either direction. If you're bullish, you can look for it to hit $24 next. If you're bearish, you could look for rejection over here and the move back down. SKT to maybe 17s. So it could be either direction play there. So Justin asked, this might be a stupid question but how do you tell major resistance and support versus minor ones? There's a few different ways to draw resistance to and also depends on what kind of style you're doing like whether you're swing trading or you're day trading. If you're day trading, you're gonna be looking at like five minutes, 10 minutes or even one minute sometimes. And those supports and resistance are pretty minor ones. Like, if I was looking at SKT today, I could be, I could see some smaller time-framing resistance or support over here, right? And then smaller resistance here. But on the bigger time frame, that's usually where you find major resistance where they had problem issue at before. Another way you're defining major resistance or support is how oftentimes that area has rejected or bounce. I mean, rejection is just bouncing downwards. Whereas, you know, bounce is just bouncing upwards a lot of times on support. So you wanna see, you know, these lines that we acts really well. So you can see like this line itself already we acted like three, four times. So that's a pretty like, pretty, I would consider that a pretty like major area that it's gonna have struggle at. Lyft kind of had a big move after hours already though. Actually bounce off this trend line pretty well. But I don't know if you saw it we just looked at it like a few minutes ago too. Take care, man. Thanks for stopping by, appreciate ya. AutoWeb? What does this company even do? Hold on, man. Let me see if even possible to short this position right now. Digital marketing for the automotive industry. And does people in that industry even market? Oh, wow. The Fappin' Beyond is super cheap to short. There's not even margins or anything. Do I even wanna do this? I mean, look at this company again. They have their earnings on November 4th, which is this week, actually making good money. They're still losing money though overall. But they've been doing a little bit better and better. Okay, yeah, I mean, there was a lot of momentum coming in today. I guess from the whole Avis thing, that's probably where the momentum has come in. The whole sector probably like blew off. It's trying to break out of the bubble right now. I guess if it can stay above 345, this could be a big move up. However, typically every earnings has been pretty ugly. The last two earnings has been flopping pretty hard. Maybe even the last three, four earnings have been flopping pretty hard with the exception of this one. So I mean, I'm not sure what to say. Statistically, every time it's touched the top of the bubbles, it comes back down. So would not be surprised to see it come back to the mean. You looking to hit $5 on earnings? Well, how come? What's the bullish thesis behind it? Because I think it's only bullish today because of Avis. Like the whole sector got a move. GDPI, it's AMC killing it. Oh, AMC is moving up a little bit after hours, not much. Oh dear, I think we kind of ran out of room on the list. But I'll try. He comes back at like the end. I'll try it, take a look again. Oh, this is a special acquisition stock. I can see it just by the way it moves. Super slow, no real movement. I guess it depends on what they're doing. What does this company do with GDPI? Buy the dip at 10. Let's check out PayPal. Oh, it's EV, another EV company. Okay, too many EVs, man. Yo, PayPal looking kind of sexy. I like, I like. I am kind of pissed that PayPal G made pretty good though. Isn't Polestar like another AI EV company? The way electric cars should be. Polestar 2, total 2,000 pounds. My gosh, is this true, man? Okay, man, you guys convinced me. I'm gonna throw $1,000 at it. Sounds retarded. Let's go. Why not? Like, why is this not running like the next Lucet? Where's the warrant? GDPI warrant? Oh wow, the warrant is already very expensive. So, the warrant's usually like dirt cheap right around $1. It's already trading at $3, man. Holy smokes. So, the warrant itself is already valuing like somewhere between 15s. Yes, let's go. Let me log into my Chase right now and throw this $1,000 at it. Before I forget. Watch it blow up in our face, man. Watch it blow up. I have no expectations for this. Watch it blow up. Damn, man. Why is my account gotta be so complicated? Give me a second. Trying to load up on this garbage. Yo, does somebody just move the bit in the ass up? Somebody else just buy, man? You guys are apes, man. What an ape. Somebody just took my order, man. Hungry. Why'd you do that? I was about to buy it and then I was putting my ordering for 10.77 and somebody jumped it up to 10.79. I'm like, what the hell? I'm literally clicking buy, man. She's so fast, yo. Geez. I was like, what the hell? Legit, watch the bit jumped up. Usually warrants are our leading indicator. If there's good potential, they usually jump the warrants up pretty high. But for example, if a company doesn't have that much potential, the warrants would usually be around 50 cents a dollar, but if it feels extremely, extremely bullish and people really think they have a great potential, the warrants are usually $1.50. But things doesn't always come into fruition. I bought into a lot of specs and I gotta tell you, this year has been a bad year for specs. Half of them have been garbage and a third of them are back-holding and they're like $3.00, $5.00, and I'm just waiting for them to come back to $7.00 to $8.00 so I can unload the hell out of it. But I like Post-Star. The website is good. It looks scammy enough. Geely is a big enough company, so it's always, you know, wall-to-wall. And it's reasonable. I think it could legitimately be a competitor, but I think they could potentially get enough hype for us to sell it at a profit, hopefully. You could probably see it, like, you know, if market is still bullish by the time they do the merger, easily it'd be worth $30.00. I don't see why not. Thank you for that, you know, for bringing that to our attention, man. I appreciate you. So PayPal looks good. It's on the Bollinger Band here. It's got the support line here. I think 227 area is a pretty good range to buy the dip, you know, could see some resistance when it moves back up to here at 250s and then even to 60s. But I like it. I think it's an interesting area. The risk of a war is there. Or Starbucks bounced so hard. Why do that? Why Starbucks? Why? Yeah, we own some crypto. Youngbo, tell him about your favorite crypto, man. In fact, Youngbo knows a great crypto, man. He is actually one of the first person to tell me about this crypto back in the day, like in February. And he was like, he's like, yo, I got this, I got this crypto, so stupid. I think it's great. I was like, okay, sure, let's go. What do you got? Sancoin, let's go. Let me show you, man. Let me show you guys this video. Where is this Sancoin video, yo? Whoops. Dude, you guys, if you guys look at this video and you tell me you're not bullish whatsoever, let me turn on my volume. All right, watch me, okay? If you guys watch this video and you don't think you're bullish on Sancoin, I don't know where you're smoking. They will, bro. There's no what if, they is, but better. Like, you know, Minecraft and Roblox, right? They're centralized applications, man. Like somebody makes money off those. Like Minecraft is, you know, like Microsoft, right? They make money off those. Roblox is Roblox. They're collecting like 40% fees, you know, from all the game creators and all that stuff. They make money off those, right? But this, the people makes money off it. The people makes money off the people. So that's what's great about, you know, crypto sometimes is that the concept of like, you know, everybody like making money. But pretty bullish on it, it did run a lot though. It's like super high now. I don't know, let me see. What is it at now? It's almost at $3, man. Too much. It's too much. It's almost at $3. I barely even have a position left anymore. Even the last position I have, I bought it and I got FOMO. I sold it, got FOMO, came back and bought it at 1.7. And like, it's already up like 72%. I don't even know what to do. I don't even want to sell because I just want to hold forever. Who needs to sell, man? I believe Starbucks been looking pretty good. I think it's getting a little bit tired here though. So we might see a little rejection coming up at 112. It does look a little tired. If we can break above 112, I don't see how we can come back to 115s. Let's check out Jets, the whole airline ETF. Yeah, I feel you. Roblox and Minecraft aesthetic is really ugly, but I think that Sandbox did a really good version of it too though. I think theirs is a little bit cleaner. Overall, I think there's a lot of potential to make money. I looked at one of the lands, I looked at one of the lands on Sandbox, right? And some of the lands that worth more than houses do. Some of the lands have worth like $800,000. The cheapest land on Sandbox as of last night. Now price has kind of changed today, but as of last night, the cheapest piece of land that you could potentially buy was $2,200. $2,200, man, for the cheapest piece of land. And land is so important because once $2,200 when you could potentially build on that land, you can build your game, without a land, you cannot run your store, you cannot do your thing. So land are so important. Like it could potentially become even more rare as the game get more and more popular and more and more people play and stuff. It's pretty wild. I just wish I bought some lands early. We grits. All these opportunities, man. There's so many opportunities to make money and what are we doing with our life? What are you guys doing with your life, man? So many opportunities to make money. And we're here looking at charts. Sheesh, could have bought a piece of land on Sandbox when it was like a dollar. Oh my gosh. Instead of buying a house, could have bought a bunch of houses on Sandbox and been rich. Instead of buying a car, you could have bought tons of cars on Sandbox and you would have been rich. Actually, I unloaded most of my Earth 2 properties already. So triangle set up on jets. I'm not sure if you're still here, Tom Peep, but looking pretty good. It's holding the bottom pretty well. So triangle set up. Usually these triangle patterns either break down or break up. You know, if you're bullish, you could expect to move back to the top here, right? Which is pretty reasonable, around 24.5, 50. If you're bearish, you're looking for a break under. But ideally, you want to see a break above this to hit the next level at 28. So it could really go either direction, honestly. Oh man. You're right. I mean, you made a good point because particularly the airline sector, I mean, I'm not going to agree with you on the whole travel sector because you know, I hate cruises and stuff in that they lost so much money. So I hate all the cruise stocks, but I do think that, thank you. I do think that the airline sector are seeing great recoveries. Delta airline, this says that they're looking to see recovery in 2023. Some of the other airlines are saying, you know, possibly recovery in 2022. So, you know, things are coming back, but the high oil price is also hitting them a little bit. So I think that's what's been kind of bearish for them. We could see them consolidate a little bit as well. But if you're scalping, these are some good levels to buy low, sell high, buy low, sell high. Oh yeah, but I was also just thinking about Earth 2 today because, you know, how Facebook is getting to the whole metaverse thing and stuff, and that's kind of what Earth 2 is, right? They had a really good trailer. They're doing the whole metaverse, you know, dingy, manjiggy and whatnot. And there's like a lot of potential for them. So I think initially I invested a few thousand. I was able to cash out and a lot of my, although some of the property, I'm still holding a bunch of property that's worth about 3,000 right now. And those I'm probably not gonna sell. I'm probably just gonna hold forever or until something like ridiculous happens, you know? Cause right now they're doing more and more developments. They're doing more things. So I could see like, I could see more potential going on for this. And they're doing some ether essence thingy as well. So I'm not sure what's going on with that, but we'll see, man, we'll see. But I wouldn't recommend investing in it right now. If you got an early like I did when things were worth nothing, you know, you're good. But right now like it's a little bit too high. Like even some of the properties I have now, they're only up like, this is they're up like only 69%, but some of the property up like 100 plus percent. So it's already increased a lot, you know? In a sense, the best case I could see for them would be like if like Facebook makes an offer to buy out this company and built like the metaverse on top of it or something, that would be pretty big because Facebook did buy out Oculus Rift and one of the founders for this company is like part of the Oculus Rift crew from a while back. I think it was one of the Asian guy, like this guy or something hidden, can't view it. But yeah, metaverse is a thing, man, is a thing. I was just thinking about it today, but at the same time, I think it could also be like when I invested into car charging networks, like when I invested in Blink, you know, like five, six years ago, it was a flop. It didn't go anywhere, right? For five, six years, in fact, my investment went down. So I think the metaverse could be like that. Like obviously there's gonna be a lot of hype on the metaverse right now, but I think we're still very, very, very early in the stages and it could go somewhere in five, 10 years, but I don't think it's gonna go somewhere in the next year. So I think there's a lot of hype and hype usually drives up price to unreasonable value. Check out APPH. Oh, haven't looked at this in a while. Oh, tell me more. Yo, Youngbo, what was the other stock that other guy wanted to look at, Deer? Yeah, pretty long stream today. It's an interesting stock. I mean, biotech, depending on the catalyst, you know, if it does get that bullish move, look for an opportunity to sell at 1.7s. Maybe even a little bit higher here, right? To like 1.8s. Oh, if there's an FDA day, you can buy like, you can buy, you know, you can buy like, you can buy a call or a contract on it, see which direction that goes, but a lot of risk, man. Yeah, I remember APPH is like harvest, sustainable farming and stuff. Very interesting. It's been on a downtrend. I do have a trend line drawn here, I guess. Nah, no way. No way it's gonna hit that price. Too crazy. I think it's all last, Ernie wasn't too crazy. They do have earnings coming up. If you wanna buy, you could try to buy before that or after that. But so far, they haven't come into profitability yet. So we could even see a move back to the $3 range. I probably wait for the 350 range to pick some up. Ooh, is that what happened? Let me see. Oh, they just released that news. Delay Overwatch. But then they already released Overwatch though. I thought they released Diablo 2. My friend was telling me that they already started playing it like a month ago. And they're like making money, buying and selling items or something. Isn't Diablo 4 out? Or is it only Diablo 3? Sorry, I'm not that familiar with the stuff. Or is it only the beta that's out? Oh, it's 3 that's out right now. But then 3 just came out. Oh, 2 we make. The workplace situation is getting crushed. So that's gonna be okay because they already started the fund for that. So I think they're gonna be okay with that. And it doesn't look like it's gonna be a big impact. It's only gonna be like probably like 10, 20 million, which is not that big. So Diablo 4 is coming out. Confuse. I think it's gonna be okay. I'm gonna wait for it tomorrow for things to settle down a little bit. Let's look for buying opportunity. I remember last earnings, they dropped pretty bad too and it had a dead cap bounce. So, you know, last earnings they dropped to like 78, dead cap bounce to 85 plus. So I'm probably gonna look for the same thing to happen this time since we're under $70, probably gonna look for that $68 buying opportunity that I drawn a little bit earlier. So let me see. So that's 68, 42. Probably gonna set an order there. If it fills after hour, it fills. If it doesn't fill, I don't mind. I'm gonna see if I can set something up for tomorrow and then I'll see if it can make a move back to 75s or maybe even 72s actually. 72s to be generous, 75 to be a little bit more greedy. But overall they had a pretty good year. They made 20% more money. So even if they, you know, even if they had to pay some money out, they're still up for the year. So I'm not too worried about it. And the whole gaming sector is doing pretty okay so far too. What is the, what are they doing the Call of Duty too though? Or they said something about Call of Duty being released this week. Oh, Call of Duty Vanguard. I think they're mostly being carried by Call of Duty honestly until the new games come out. That's how I see it, man. I'm not sure. I'm not sure how big Candy Crush is for them. Haven't looked at that in a while. Haven't really looked into their earnings before on the deeper side for a while. Oh, so this is gonna, this is today, today. Today in November 5th apparently. Nice. Wait, they still have BattleNet.com? What's up, Nasty Nate? How you doing? Oh, snap. Dude, I remember when I used to play like Warcraft and Starcraft and BattleNet server was a thing and I thought it died but I guess it's still alive. Oh man, I haven't looked at this for a long last time. Wow, I believe they still have that. Dude, those good Starcraft days, man. Or Dota 1 on Worldcraft 3 was the good days. There was so much stuff, like there was like Dota, there was like Naruto, whole bunch of different games you can make. You can even design your own games too. I used to like copycat some of the maps and I would design my own games and then I would put like a, I would put like a cheat on the corner of the map or something and I would host the game, right? And then I would just walk to the cheat and I would get the loot. Oh man, those were fun days. Damn, a little bit over time today. Think I'm gonna end it here. 3540, gonna take a break. Rest a little bit. I'll see you guys tomorrow, man. Take care. Maybe, maybe, man.