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I'm gonna like see how it goes or I'm just gonna skip it because I mean, if it's it's just too risky, it's like it's opening super high in the range, super high in the range. And there's not a lot of pre-market range besides this little channel. And then all of a sudden that's the first and I'm buying that I'm like, I mean, maybe if it was a daily line, I could see it. But I think when you're buying like, I mean, I just, I look at this and as a short seller in small cap, I mean, I'm 99% long in large caps. But when I'm in small caps, it was like, that's a short to me, like I'm letting these little bounces fail, shorten the pops to VWAP and then scaling in with the anticipation that I'm about to have a death line. Yeah. And I also think that like also number one, you can see here, the volume is like, I believe like 600K. So like that's not really a lot of volume for this particular setup. And also I think that like, you know, the move had already kind of happened to me pre-market like pre-market, the move that this person was looking for had already kind of happened pre-market, right? So we have all these longs that are probably foam going in because they missed the pre-market move. Yep. And then now we have all these trap longs all the way down. People are probably slamming it on the bed short and like that kind of causes that like excess in kind of supply and like this move had like happened, it moved up pre-market. So like, if I ever miss a move or feel like I've missed a move pre-market, I usually kind of just like skip the stock or avoid it because like I don't want to be that guy who's like trying to get a bounce, trying to get a bounce, trying to get a bounce, trying to get a bounce and then it just doesn't come, right? And also like if this second ad was planned, I think it's good, but if you average down into that death candle, I think it's a really bad idea because then you get in that kind of like fighting habit, you just keep fighting, keep fighting, keep fighting. So I mean, that's also something that you should note as well. And another thing that I just want to say quickly is that like, I love my trades to work right away in these particular setups. And if it's not working right away, then, and I feel like I'm fighting and I feel like it's not popping, it's not popping, it's not popping, then it's probably not going to pop and you probably need to go to the next line lower. I don't know if you want to add anything to that. I mean, me and Austin have talked about this several times. It's that time stop aspect. Yeah, 100%. For me, if your timeframe that you trade on is one minute, you should be right in your trade in one minute or less. Yeah. Like if you're on a tiny timeframe, like a one minute chart, you need to be right when you take that entry, you need to be right in that timeframe. Now, if I'm looking at a 15 minute chart, I need to be right, you know, in the next 15 minutes from my entry. If I'm on a five minute chart, I need to be right in five minutes. If I'm on a daily, I don't need to be stopping out because I see a minute candle that does something, you know, it's mixtures of timeframes that get people all jacked up. Yeah. And I also think also someone asked like, how can you play this short? This is a difficult chart to play short, I think, because it just doesn't pop and you don't also want to get in the habit of just kind of chasing on the way down either. So like, like this one kind of ends up being like almost like a no trade for shorting as well, unless you want to just take a small, small size position into like a smaller pop, because a lot of the time they kind of pop and then they start grinding higher. So this one's like kind of like a hard one as well to short. Anything else sad guys? Do you want to add anything Austin? I mean, if anything, I was going to piggyback on what you're saying. Like I've talked about this too. Like I like to look at what the sentiment is going into the open and you can, you can see on this chart that like there is a bullish outlook going into the open, like we made a low, we're grinding up what, what long, like there are longs that are in this stock, like you said already. And that fail out of the open is more that it's a fail that it's like, so you can buy the line. And if you get a good price, you know, you can squeeze the trade out. Maybe you get a surprise here, but that was a fail. Yeah. Out of the open, as opposed to like a parabolic wash or like emotional panic that you, that you dip by, that was a, that was a longs wanted to see that pop up. Yeah. And there was a stock that when it started with, I believe like Oh, or something that, that ran yesterday. And they do this thing where it's like, there's this green candle at the open that like kind of tells everyone like the stock's like, okay, I'm here, you know, like, and everyone gets their attention on it. And it kind of attracts everyone. OBSV. Yeah. Like, you know, you know what I mean? Where it just, you get this green candle and everyone immediately knows, okay, that's a hot chick for the day. And the first, go to the very bottom. Yeah. Of the smart submissions. Go to the very bottom. Roll to the very bottom. And that example that you're talking about, you can see it on somebody's chart. They submitted it. Roll up above midtowns. Go up one, a little bit more, a little bit more. This one down. 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All right. Perfect. Good. Carry on. Oh, let me move my line. Sorry. Oh, that's all good. Go ahead. Oh yeah. And if you, yeah, if you guys don't want your names on them, you could put like anonymous, I guess. Yeah. Um, I think like I, let's just start from bottom, scroll up. I think on this one, I love this trade. And the reason being is that the move, the move that a lot of people are looking for happened right before the stock opened up. Like, I mean, if you're planning this at like, let's say 915 or 920, you're, you're kind of saying, okay, I want to buy like 3.2. I want to buy maybe 3.1, maybe even three, right? And you're like kind of looking for that washes along. And then all of a sudden, uh, two months before the open, the move that you were planning for after the open happens. And I do like this one because immediately we're in the money right away. And also everyone who was expecting that move starts chasing it. And maybe you get people who were shorting it that also, um, you know, they, they, they shorted a bit emotionally into that kind of, um, that red candle. They, they get into the wash and then all of a sudden boom, we just get that explosive move higher with the, with the excess of just all those longs are, are going in just chasing the stock. We're getting all these shorts probably covering over 3.4. And then boom, um, we kind of just drop off there. And that was kind of the play. So I do really like this one because like sometimes it's good to, you know, if your, if your plan happens two minutes before the open, I don't have a problem taking a little bit of size just in case. It's not really a FOMO trade because like you were planning for it, but like just in case, um, this type of particular situation happens because I have been seeing this a lot recently and I always want to just have a little bit. So I'm not the guy that's FOMO again at the highs or chasing into strength or like, I just want a little small piece. You know, that was kind of my thought on that one. Yeah, I'm not in love with the first entry. Um, oh yeah, I didn't see the first entry. Yeah, I don't think that that's a good cause that's kind of at the top of the range. Yeah, I'm not in love with that one. But like, yeah, like, dude, and see, like the way I read this, this chart, go like going into the open, like just coming from like a short seller, like right before the open, you see a tank like that, that's FOMO. That's straight up FOMO on the short side. And that's kind of like, that's the emotion that you want to take. It's like, you have to know that anybody who's shorting right there, like two minutes before the open is literally saying, oh my God, it's going to take without me. I need to get in and that's what gives you your price. Yeah, a hundred percent. I don't know if you have anything to add on that one, Joe, or we just keep moving on. That's my favorite type of setup in large caps, man, is that like what Austin just talked about, that open emotion that gives shorts FOMO. And my favorite thing is when you've got a pivot or something right there to go along with it for small caps. In my opinion, you've got to have something. For me, in small caps, pivots are like daily support and resistance on day one. So like I reference daily support and resistance on day one, like a pivot point on day one, since there's no pivot points, usually on day one, it's like way far out of the range. You never get to reference anything. But if I had to guess, you know, there is probably, if you go back on the daily, just looking at that whole dollar of three. Yeah. And just looking at how it reacts around that, that wash and wash and wash and wash and wash, especially during pre-market, you know, this, this is this type of stuff is, is this move that it makes. I think that's VWAP, that little pink line right there, that it makes back over three, pulls back into the, I mean, this is, this is where your entry should be is around this whole dollar here. For me, if you're going to take a pre-market entry 30 minutes before the open, like I agree with that, with what Austin said regarding this first entry, this one I'm cool with, you know, it's like, okay, I'm scaling into the three line, you know, it just lost VWAP. But this one, this one is like, oh, fuck, it's about to break pre-market highs. I got to get it. I got to get it. I got to get it. And then it doesn't. And then you're like, okay, well, damn it. Yeah. The first entry, but like, let's say if it had gone to like 3.8, like, okay, then obviously in hindsight, that's a good entry. But the fact that you held onto it for so long and we're so stubborn is the problem, right? Yeah. If I was going to do a thousand shares on this trade, there's a 100 share order going above 3.30 there. Yeah. Yeah, that's a hunt. That's one tenth of the size. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Yeah. So if your size is a hundred shares, guys, that's like five 10 shares. It's like, you got to be super small with that. Yeah. All right. Next. Next one. Also, by the way, just to kind of keep, give everybody the update here for the next 15 minutes, we're going to be going through these charts and making comments on this. And then we will go back through the chat and read people's questions on these charts. And it's just going to be lightning round super fast. Yeah. So, I mean, again, on real quick, let me add something to Midtown's thing. I just saw his comments. Sorry. When you think about the midtowns thing, it's like, when you feel that FOMO, try this, when you feel that FOMO, you have to ask yourself this question. If I were not at this screen right now seeing this happen, would I feel the need to take this trade? Is this setup so good that when I came back to the screens, I would be absolutely pissed that I missed this entry? Yeah. If your answer to that is not yes every time, then you either need to sit back, relax, or you need to actually physically step away from the screens. All right, guys, I got to run. Yeah, I think that's a good place to end it. And again, I guess, thanks for coming. Thank you, everyone. Yeah, really good. See you all later. All right, take care, everybody. Bye-bye. Who won? Great chat with you guys. Yeah, no, I love this. We're going to do it twice a month, I believe. Love it. Oh, Joe's gone now. But we're going to do it, you know, twice a month. And yeah, I mean, just whoever, if you're around, I mean, Popeye, stop it. 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