 All right, folks, welcome on back here this Tuesday, October 12th, shortly after 2.30 PM Eastern time. Welcome on back for our afternoon meeting. Great to see Norman. Great to see Felix, who just cleaned up with me just before in the NTRB stock here. Great to see Wendy, Bobby, all of us otherwise live inside the trading room. And of course, if you're joining us back on social media today, Facebook Live or YouTube, YouTube Live or Facebook, I never get that name right, welcome on back. Now, I can kind of take my sweet time here today. We don't have class. I'm actually free at 3 o'clock. So we'll kind of just go over a couple of the big moves that we ended up catching from earlier today. Obviously, the NTRB stock on the screen still to start. Right now, this stock just broke below a big support level. I lined up exactly off $11.35 to go over this move in full from head to toe, because I really didn't have the chance to do that inside our live workshop earlier today, the Traders Talk Workshop. We were covering the ANY trade, the Prague trade, the PROG, well, to go over the stock briefly, right? I mean, hey, it was dropping off leading into the market open. It wasn't exactly trending upwards from 8.30 or from 9 o'clock at least to 9.30. So for as much as it was up in pre-market, we saw a big drop. And then from there, what ended up bottoming out right off 9.50, I mean, it really kind of just slipped under and over from 9.50, it seems. And from that point, ended up making its first big spike up. And well, the thing is on this trade is that it ended up getting halted not just once, but twice. So we ended up seeing, and pardon a bunch of the lines here. I'll explain them in a moment. But 10.70 was the opening bell print this morning at 9.30. We ended up seeing a pretty big transaction on the time and sales program at $10.70. It was about a $64,000 share print. Well, as the stock began to break over that price, it ended up moving up so much so fast so quick, it ended up getting halted, a circuit breaker halt for the stock. So by the time it reopened up, that was shortly around 10 o'clock, 10.04 Eastern time. Well, that print that came out when a stock reopens up off a halt, and we're going to do a workshop on this coming up pretty shortly for all of our gold platinum diamond C2 students, at least. But in terms of following a stock after it reopens up from a halt, very similar to how you follow a stock after the market opens up. You can see an opening halt print to a great degree. And you know what? I just said before, I can kind of take my sweet time today, so I'll bring up good ol' Level 4 here for right now. And you can see that we ended up having a $150,000 share print filled at $11.35, $11.35. So for that reason, I was calling that price out as a major level later on, I mean, just earlier. So I stepped away from this stock for quite a while. After that run up, which I wasn't a part of, ended up crashing back down. We had our Traders Talk workshop anyway from 11 to 12, anyway, Eastern time. So I stepped away, even after that point, I just kind of came back and it was already halted on the way up again. It ended up breaking above $10.70, obviously $11. $11.35, and well, a new halt. So by the time this stock reopened up off the next halt, well, we ended up seeing that big opening halt print this time, it was a $93,000 share print filled exactly at $12.00. So hence you could see the three yellow lines in my chart, 12, $11.35, $10.70. So when this came down, I was saying like, hey, I missed the whole pop and halt to begin with, but that's not the end of the move, folks. I mean, now at this point, obviously, it began to break lower. So right now I'm a little more hesitant on it now. We'll see if this could slingshot back up over that price. But for the first time it came back down to $11.35, I was streaming that out as a support. I listed all the support levels at least as it was pulling back and I started with $11.35. So once it broke under and back over $11.35, I ended up jumping in myself and Felix, one of our students here. He ended up getting 60 cents on the trade. He got out at $11.98. So I ended up scaling out. I took 500 shares out right off of $11.90, then the other half I got out right off $11.75. Now, I got a little lucky. I don't want to say lucky, but I closed this trade out right before. I mean, right before this thing just crashed. I mean, we'll give it maybe a couple of minutes here on the one minute chart where I got out at $11.75. But if it's not going to break higher folks, I mean, I kind of noticed it shortly prior to me pressing close. I was like, oh no, this was a false breakout here. It held 12 perfectly. If it's not going to break higher, we know what's going to happen to the stock. It's not as if this thing's like figure skating doing a triple axle back flip. Stocks go from, or the chart goes from left to right and stocks go up and down. Really, we just got to keep it simple in that regard. But yeah, for right now, the NTRB, the stock just broke below that support level 11.35. I would anticipate for it to drop off more. So I'll come back to this at the end if it ends up making a big pop. I would love to put this back on our main list, but with the type of selling here, I'm not so sure about it right now. All right, so aside from the NTRB, of course this monster of a stock here, the GWH trade, we ended up seeing this stock pop shortly after the market opened up. And for this also, I'll do a pretty similar review. I wish I had more time in the trader stock workshop earlier today to go over both of these. But it's to say that at least once the market opened up for GWH, it's not to say you're expecting the pop instantaneously, but it's just a matter of reacting to it once that happens. So is it going to pull back and just totally dump off and crash? Obviously it didn't. But it's to say when the market opened up, our big opening halt print on this trade, or opening bell print rather, opening bell print, it was exactly at $16.50. It was a 220 plus thousand share print on the tape. Let me just mark this one up also while I'm at it. Well, I don't know if you just saw that. I'm going to zoom in. You could see how well 1650 held this support here, right? So that's where this thing ended up beginning to base its runoff of the 1650 opening bell print. Drop down there after 10 o'clock or right around there, broke under, over, and the rest is history. So folks, if you ever want to study a move, why did a stock like GWH go from 13 all the way to 29 or 28? Well, it's easy to say that it moved up that much, and oh, what if I jumped in from the very opening bell? It's not that cut and dry. It's not that easy, folks. And even this, obviously it ended up holding perfectly. It easily could have just continued to dump off, but otherwise, for such a big volume level at the market open, that big 220,000 share print on the tape, you got to respect that. You got to acknowledge that at least. So this is where it ended up making a huge 12 point plus move for right now. This stock seems to just be pretty choppy for right now. So again, kind of like the other one, the NTRB, I'm not as keen to just put it on our main list yet. The thing about this stock is that it's breaking all-time highs. So that would be the reason as to why I would be more interested in it, but I'll tell you what, folks, we'll just go from top to bottom. Now we have a couple of other moves that are near the highs. Check back in on the RRD trade at least here. This is also one from the morning that we ended up doing pretty well on. Little choppy, but ended up making a nice trend up off the lows once the market opened, you could see here. So it ended up bottoming out right around 612, 613, that's the low, ended up beginning its push from there. So probably made a similar move in regards to breaking over its opening bell print. And if not that, then simply put, once it broke above $6.50, that's where this thing ended up beginning to make a nicer move up. So for what it's worth right now, this stock just seems a little choppier than compared to what it was doing in the morning, albeit it broke a new HOD now, it had pulled back down here. So I'll put it on our list. I wish that the stock was moving a little bit faster in the sense of making a stronger, more volume-based pop. But we'll see if we could do that here with just about an hour and 20 minutes left. So I'll slip this one on the main list so far, the RRD trade, and then otherwise, if this thing fails to break higher or even from here, perhaps, if it begins to break below a local support level, stock is shortable. So I was actually looking for that earlier today. I didn't trade it short, but I was looking for it. I ended up jumping back to the OCGN, so I took my attention off this trade. And then it started to push up higher, so I'm pretty happy. I didn't, but nonetheless, I mean, hey, we talk about it all the time here for a stock that's up 41 plus percent. Right now at this at the highs, that's my initial direction, but what if, right? What if this fails to break higher? What if it makes a false breakout again? And perhaps that could be the opportunity to try and short it after that point. So no, just food for thought. Ooh, this one looks really good. NRXP, get all these stocks mixed up, folks. So between NTXP and RXP, NTRB, yadda, yadda, yadda. Yeah, so this one, we ended up trading. You could just really see from the huge volume spike days that we had back in the beginning or middle of July into August, ended up making this huge run on this day here, ended up popping from like, was this 10 bucks, eight bucks? 11.67, it opened up at, made a drop down to 11.06 and then hit a high of 18.28. So I know what's to say. If this stock can make a fraction of the type of move that it made dating back to mid-July, early August, how could we not follow this trade? So definitely the NRXP, this will probably be at the top of the list by the end of it all, this one looks great. It's unless if OCGN looks better because I got my guy Skip here in the chat or typing in OCGN, I was gonna get to that. Of course, the stock that's kind of a fan favorite here inside the trading room, myself included perhaps, but yeah, breaking a new high right now, this one looking just as good. Major resistance, you would assume, and it shows on level three. You could see that on the far right side of my screen. 85 plus thousand share iceberg order on the ask, so I'm gonna slip this right under the NRXP, but this one looks really good still. Cool, let's keep the good times moving here folks. Good times rolling. BBIG, this one ended up, as you could see, ended up making a really nice pop and run up from earlier today. Just for right now, it's in this tight range. I'd probably say the same on the others that we've been trading alongside the BBIG, ATER, which hasn't really done anything. And then the A and Y trade totally dumped off too, so those two seem to be moving together. The BBIG, I don't know if there was news that came out on this stock. Definitely a good sideless stock, at least this one. So keep it in mind for tomorrow. I don't think it's gonna make a big pop today. If it does, then we'll call it out, but definitely come tomorrow morning. I'll at least check it out going on there. Look at MGM up a sneaky near 10%. Did they make the deal with DraftKings yet? There is a rumor going around with MGM online getting bought out by DraftKings. That would be pretty interesting in terms of the sports betting world. I'm not a degenerate gambler, folks. I just got my ear to the polls. I risked my money here in the market, not necessarily out there on games. But I knew that that was a rumor going around for a little while. Looks like, nah, nothing to do with the DraftKings rumor, but it's to say that CreditSwiss ended up upgrading it, raised the price target from 33 to 68. So that's a pretty good reason as to why this MGM trade is moving up really well right now. I mean, we're not expecting it to at 68, but that's a pretty bold price target. And perhaps you could see, dating back from damn year 2005, stock ended up testing major monthly resistance right off of like 47-ish, right around 47-ish around here. So for right now, it's above it. It's smooth sailing above it for right now. So you know what, a little more expensive, but MGM too, this one looks pretty nice. All right, let's keep it going. Switch back to my daily chart right now. I'll tell you, for how wonky the market's been today, down, then up, then down, then a little squeeze back up. I guess you could rather just say very range-bound, decent list so far. This little WWR trade, we're also pretty familiar with, dating back to the end of September, October of last year even, and then popped up going back into the beginning of this one. For right now, not really a fan of this just yet, and a big volume spike, but nothing to show for it so far. Medea, not much going on there. All right, we'll hop over to the loser side here today, folks, let's see if there's anything on that side, looking just as good, if not better. RVNC down 25 plus, ooh, this thing's getting drilled. Geez. All right, go to good old Benzinga Pro, just out of curiosity to see why this stock is getting slaughtered right now. There's no news report from Benzinga Pro yet, at least from today. There was a news report out from early yesterday morning at 8.30 Eastern time. RVNC announces launch of their Opal platform, I have no idea what that is. Looks like the first of its kind, relational commerce platform that combines seamless, simple, and smart payment solutions. Sounds interesting, but that was from yesterday morning. So there's no update as to why this stock's getting so beat up right now. If anyone has the snippet otherwise, let me know. But we'll add this to the main list at least here. It's definitely more of a level four to level five stock, just given how thin the order book is, but pretty interesting. All right, former runner or at least gap up from yesterday, if I'm not mistaken, the PTGX shortable here today ended up dropping off. My focus and our focus collectively wasn't really on this trade. So hey, if you ended up shorting this after the open, looks like a pretty nice drop off, a little shaky here and there, but held steady off the highs. It's just about it folks. I think that's all I got here for us so far today. Grom very spotty right now. Riot ended up already making a balance. We'll talk crypto tomorrow. Bitcoin took a little bit of a drop today expected, but I think that we'll get the slingshot very soon from now. Quick little tip because I will probably mention this at some point in the next few weeks or months as we continue to follow Bitcoin in terms of the blockchain stocks or the Bitcoin mining affiliated stocks, rather Riot, Mara, BT, BT, the others perhaps, but more so like Riot and the ones that we're more used to. When we see these stocks down in the mid afternoon, like 10%, 12%, more perhaps, go back to what I had said when stocks like these that are at the highs of the day, they never really continue in their true direction. So if a stock like Riot or BT, BT, Mara, et cetera are down significantly, 10, 12 plus percent and it's like one o'clock, two o'clock, don't throw a dart on the wall and hope it lands. Playa strategy and you're likely going to end up being on the right side of the trade. I wish I held on to this trade BT, BT, but I plucked out a quick 22 cents on this stock earlier today right from the 1050 level. It broke down a little bit more than that but once it ended up breaking over it, it took a while but ended up making a nice little retracement there. So that's something that I've learned at least over the many years of following these stocks let alone Bitcoin. All right, so folks, let me know if there's anything else up down left, right, more than 5% that you would want me to check out. I think that that's all I got. That NTRB trade, I hate to say it, that thing just does not look good now. If it ends up breaking back over 35, 1135 that is, we'll call it out obviously but I just, I'm not as inclined to believe it yet. So we'll see. latest has Scott CCJ testing the high of the day. It's up 13%, wow, I don't know if I ended up skipping over this or overlooked it or if it was climbing up as I was going from top to bottom. But yeah, now at this point, definitely the stock was up like 2% earlier today. It felt like, or no, 3%, maybe I was wrong with that. But now it's a lot more and hopefully now with where it's at, this can make for an even cleaner trade or bigger pop heading into the close. So I'll put it on our list, good call. And again, I'm not gonna try and jinx it by saying this but if it ends up breaking a trend line, breaking the support, you know the deal. Just like I said on RRD and it happens more often than maybe a couple of us think you're joining us on Facebook Live or YouTube to anticipate a short or for the stock to crap out or reverse, go the other way. Happens probably more often than you think. But folks, that's all I got so far inside the live trading room. Let's see, from YouTube, got P-Trader, Spy, very Rangy today. He says GWH had a big move today but now it seems done, I agree. And then he says most EV stocks are up today. Yeah, that's right. So let's go back to Nikola, the stock that we did call out from the morning. Lo and behold. Here we go, up nearly 8% to stock that we are really familiar with. And the reason why I'm more interested in Nikola than maybe a couple of the other EV stocks like a Neo, XPEV or whatever it may be. This stock, I'm on a monthly, but you get the point. The stock ended up exploding, going back into the beginning of 2020, completely dumped off. So perhaps over time, not to say today, but perhaps with the way it's trending right now in the one minute chart, is definitely where we want it to see it. Perhaps this could be the beginnings of a short, short squeeze, if you know what I mean. Stocks had a couple of pumps here and there over time. Crash back down, right? But like I said before, even on the NRX P-Trader, if we could even see a fraction of the type of run that that stock made back then, I'd be extremely content. All right, CodrupleU from RJF. Little slow, that's my only gripe on it, but hey, love to see the stock where it's at right now. It would be hard to put CCJ on the watch list and this not. So I'm gonna take this alongside there. I mean, both look just as good and this one's even less expensive. So all right, not a bad list folks. Actually, just I'll say the complete opposite to say that this is a really good list. This is an incredible list so far, I believe. So hopefully we'll happen to find a lot of opportunity from the eight or so stocks that we have on the watch list going into the next about 70 minutes here heading into the market close. I'll be back on the mic folks later on today for Scott, for Leda, for Norman, for all of us here live, at least in the cyber group room. I'm gonna just take a quick step back, work on some PowerPoints I've been saying all day, but nonetheless, I'll be back on as usual at least at 3.30 Eastern time to follow everything with you folks heading into the close. All right, I'll talk to you everybody then. Take care.