 What's up, guys? Happy Wednesdays. How you doing? You know, what's up? Slug TV 2018. Hungry. Thanks. Glad to help. Let's see how we do today. That was a crazy flood at the end of the day in the stock. It's pretty, pretty, pretty big move. Oh, apparently, Bazinga is having the Halloween flash sale. Some of you guys are new and you're interested in the Bazinga news feed. That's what we're using to to look at the earning data and stuff. So here's a referral link. If you guys are interested in that, apparently they haven't 30% off today. Let's see. Let's check it out. So we play eBay today, looking to see some move there. Looks like there was a last minute $75 put sweep on eBay as well. Very interesting thing there and a $66 call sweep. So it looks like we're pretty, pretty, like, pretty even on both directions. I just see Spotify floods of 263s after hour for a second there. So Google, because of FOMO makes $7 versus $1,000. Ouch. I mean, it happens. It was tricky. It was a trick errands. It was tricky move there. Let's see what the market bubble looks like today. Actually, let me see. So earnings today, we have eBay, Ford, Twillow. Those are the big ones and service now as well. Service now, Align and Upwork, a lending club. So some very interesting ones. And then this morning, we have McDonald's. We have Coca-Cola, Boeing, the piece of trash. And then we have GM, Spotify and Harvey Davidson as well. So we play McDonald's pretty in line what we want right now. So that's doing pretty good. Spotify got a little bit of a big run today, a small volume. So it was a little bit way there, but they actually miss earnings pretty bad. But they did say, oh, you know, we're about to monetize the podcast section. So things are looking pretty good for them. Why did the market drop so hard? Did anybody else catch the news? I didn't catch any news on it. So market imbalance was 1.2 billion to the sell side today. Pretty big sell off to the end of the day. Fox News confirms that Bill and his tax is out. Oh, that's a good thing, I think. Apparently Bernie is going to meet with Biden today. Markets started to come down around two o'clock today. Apparently they said they're close to agreements on the top line for the Biden bill. I would think that's kind of bullish, but I guess not. Oh, this is a pretty big thing if you guys are sus with money laundering this stuff. This is a controversial proposal for banks to report cash flow information to the IRS for accounts with under $10,000 has been moved from the 1.5 trillion spending package after opposition. So thank God, man, that would have been a pretty ugly thing. It's like an earnings. So it looks like four came out first. I'm expecting almost no movement from four. So we'll see. Oh, a line also came out as well. Let me check out a line real quick. Oh, my God, maybe we should have played online. Such a monster beat. Stock ran up like from 605 to 652. Twenty seven percent increase compared to the same period last year. And 30, 40, 38 percent increase in sales compared to last year. Pretty good there. Guidance is pretty online as well. Let's check out four came out as well. TeeDog and eBay also came out. Four is thirty five point seven billion, as opposed to thirty two point five four. Pretty good move there. Actually went up a little bit, went up like 50 cents, three percent, half hours. They also raised the four year twenty one guidance as well. And earnings per share is actually a huge beat for four. So pretty strong move. Maybe we'll get back to that five day highs around 1650s at this point. Let's check out TeeDog. So TeeDog earnings per share is negative fifty three cents, as opposed to negative sixty five. Sales is five hundred and twenty one million, as opposed to five hundred and sixteen million. This is a three hundred and seven percent decrease compared to the same losses last year and eighty percent increase in sales compared to last year. So sales increased a lot by eighty percent, but still huge decrease compared to last year. Yeah, tomorrow's Apple and Amazon earnings are going to be very, very good. Ten to two years. Let me see. Yeah, ten to ten year has been running up the past week. And market hasn't reacting to it. Two years. Oh, my gosh. The two years is ready. So because last Friday, Powell announced that they were trying to taper this month. So two years been moving up based on that news. Check out eBay. Yes, let's go. Oh, there we go. Coming to that range that we're looking for. So our ideal range on eBay is seventy three dollars for Max Payne. But it's a seventy four right now. Let's go. So eBay earnings per share is 90 cents, beat estimate of eighty nine cents. Sales is two point five, as opposed to two point four six. So they actually end up beating and and they only beat because they actually guided down a lot last quarter because I remember looking at the earnings report last quarter and and they like they they were supposed to make like two point seven billion or something or two point nine, something like that. It was a much higher number. And they're like, oh, we don't think we're going to hit that number. So they they like told the whole industry that they were guiding down the number. So that's why I'm expecting a weaker quarter from them. Whereas last year they have much better quarter. Let's see what the guidance is. So the guidance is ninety seven to a dollar and one cents. So not nothing crazy, pretty in line there. And then sales is two point five seven to two point six five. So the next quarter is going to be weak as well. So nothing is super bullish there, actually. Twillow also reported to let's see. I remember one of you guys are playing Twillow, right? I was looking through the option swings and and somebody was very bullish on Twillow or not bullish. Somebody was playing in the middle of Twillow. So Twillow earnings per share is one cents. Beep estimate of negative 14 cents. Sales is 740 million as opposed to 680 million. There's actually pretty bullish, I think. It says compared to last year, this is a 75 percent decrease compared to earnings for shares at four cents. And sales is sixty five percent increase as opposed to four hundred forty seven million. What was the stock trading last year? Pretty stock was trading pretty in range last year at the current price right now. But sales doing much better. I know Twillow acquire a few companies. So they were doing like mergers and acquisitions and that like we can stock a lot. T-Docs expecting a pretty good revenue for Q4. But they're coming back down. We need T-Docs to stay around one thirty one thirty three to like one forty range and be really good there. So it's OK, you know, an off chance that T-Doc did blow off. It would, you know, it would blow off to like. It would blow off to like possibly one seventy plus if it does like start moving up. But as of right now is looking, it's kind of playing as expected. We're expecting that one thirty to like one forty range and would be good. Yeah, sure. I can take a look at MasterCard. I think they have earnings tomorrow as well. So MasterCard has earnings before market open. I guess we could look for a play on that. But I didn't I didn't feel comfortable because Visa actually has such great earnings already. That was a price that Visa even dropped because they're looking to get to buy now and pay later space. But for some reason, I guess, I guess has not a good look for them. Now. Service now is very hard to play, bro. I played at stock for earnings before and there are times where I made a ton of money because it's so hard to play. And then there are times where I made zero money because the contract has so little like all human liquidity. Spirit Airline America's cheapest airline also reported today. Earnings per share is negative 69 cents up from 2032 cents. So they're losing less money than they did last year. Sales is really good, man. 922 million up from 401 million, man. 129 percent increase. That's pretty good for them. Good for them, man. Honestly, I think, like, apart from all the other airlines, I like Spirit Airline might be one of them that would even be worth investing if they drop low enough. Like if they drop under the sub ten dollar range again, I could see investing in them because everybody loves budget airlines, man. Like sure, Delta and like American Airline has some of the best services, but they're not going to be used the most. Like Spirit Airlines are like, you know, somebody needs the last minute trip and they're just looking to like go from point A to point B without luggage and stuff. Spirit Airlines is the one for that. OK, Southwest. Southwest is a good airline. I want the best, like, cold airlines. Lending Club Q3 earnings per share, 26 cents may not compare to three cents. Sales is 246 mil as opposed to 221. This is a 200 percent increase compared to last year and 200 percent in sales increased compared to last year. Why they have such a monster quarter? The hell? Company trading at $13. Last earning, they had a huge gap up as well. The company is up already like 100 percent compared to last year. It was trading at $14 and $15 and right now it's like 30 something. So it's already made a huge move. But that's that's a pretty monster earnings, man. 200 percent top and bottom. They also raised the guidance. So they say this is just the beginning of our big ass move. Um, two, four loans. Cast people are borrowing money a lot. I mean, I don't know about $45 price target, but I said we bullish maybe 36 plus. Yeah, Lending Club was down a lot today, but it's making all that back. That whole all that gain that got lost just came back. But honestly, I don't have enough like experience with that company or trading enough. The only time I touched it was last time we had the earnings and I was just a little confused. But I don't think I ever really touched that stock. It's a weird stock. I don't even think the volume is that good, is it? Oh, never mind. Let me see. Actually, I have some volume. Oh, Caddy owns it. Really? Yeah, I remember somebody else told me it was like a super old school company. Like Lending Club has been like one of the longest company out there or something like that for actually, let's see. Affleck also reported earnings per share Q3. $1.56 estimate of $1.32. Sales is 5.2 billion as opposed to 5.34. 12% increase compared to last year, 8% decrease in sales compared to last year. I mean, who's buying accidental insurance right now? Yo, who's buying accidental life insurance right now? Everybody knows you don't buy that in COVID. No, actually, a lot of people bought their insurance last year for some reason. Apparently, everybody was expecting accidental death or just life insurance death. So they actually had a pretty good run last year. Hit that pre-COVID level over here around 54. So, I mean, I think they're pretty OK around this price point. Not expecting a lot of move. This is probably a pretty good chop play, actually. Just canceled it. Damn, for real? You just cancel Affleck? You don't like the Duck Man? I don't know. I remember, dude, I remember for the longest time. I had no understanding of what they were. I was like, I just remember Googling. I'm like, what the hell is Affleck's, bro? Like, what is that? You know, I remember I used to see these commercials on TV. And and I just like, I swear to God, man, for the life of me. And no clue what's going on, you know, and no clue. Hold on, let me show you guys something. So I don't know for I don't know if you guys ever seen this. This little always like back in, I guess, back in 13 or something. Yeah, he's clean, boss. Now, this is to me, duck. I have an associate that met with an unfortunate accident. Well, he's been incapacitated. Somebody's been paying him cash. Now, is this your doing? Affleck. Now, if I met with some such accident, would I like to pay me? Nice. This is your stuff. Find out what Affleck can do for you and your family and Affleck.com. They literally had a commercial for like they're like, like, they literally had a commercial for the mafia. Like that's literally like what they would recommend to people like, yo, you know, you guys in the mafia, you should definitely get Affleck's because, you know, you know, in case you get whacked, you're going to be good. You're going to be good because that's how the mafia gets rid of you, right? Makes you disappear. But I remember I learned it like when I got my first job and and and like they offer like Affleck's. I was like, what the hell? What is this? And then I finally understood. I was like, oh, it's accidental insurance. Oh, my gosh. But for the longest time, I used to see that commercial on TV all the time. It just be like, Affleck, Affleck, Affleck. Just all day, man, going Affleck. I'm like, why is there a duck commercial, dude? Why could not for the life of me understand it? Excel and Excel also reported earnings as well. Earnings per share is $1.06, as well as 87 cents. Sales is 936 million, as well as 890 million, 34 percent increase compared to last year and 22 percent increase compared to the same period last year. Pretty good, pretty good. 22 and 34, a little bit less than how AMD was doing for some of you guys that aren't familiar. Excel and X price is pretty pegged AMD because they're they're doing the merger, so they're about to be in the same company. So they're they're always going to like trade pretty close in line. But if you know, Excel and X isn't reporting as great as AMD, they could be holding AMD back a little bit. So at the same time, you know, last night we saw like think like, what was it? 50 percent better earnings than AMD? Let me see. I mean, let me get a fresh refresher. So AMD was 78 percent increase and 50 percent increase in revenue, right? If we add that 50 and 22, 53 and 22, right? That's that's like, let's say let's give that's a 10 point 70 say like a 79 80 percent, right? So 80 percent divided by two would be like it would be like 40 percent. So altogether, they aren't making as much money. Oh, yeah. Where's eBay at right now? Let me look at it again. I think we should be really like we should be good. We should be making money, but, you know, let's not celebrate until market opens, because things can change. We can get too excited. Go outside, spend all the money tonight and then come back tomorrow morning and be like looking at nothing. We like fit only now. I wonder all the China regulation with the government allow the AMD and Excel and next merger. Probably, I don't think I think they're really, really, really close for the eBay trade management. Are we looking to close in the end, presuming that real nice profit are righted to the expiration of the short leg on Friday? Or does it just depends? I put a limit to take off half at 100 percent in case it hit in the morning with the rest right. Oh, yeah, for sure. Let's look. Let's look. Let me see. Save strategies. Take a look at the eBay calendar. So tomorrow is Thursday, right? Right now, we're looking at the seventy three dollar levels. So where's eBay at? eBay is sitting at seventy three, right? Let's say it fluctuates anywhere from seventy one to seventy three. So if it fluctuates from anywhere from seventy one to seventy three, we're going to beat up thirty six dollars to like, you know, to like to like forty dollars. So if you got filled at forty five cents, if you got filled at, you know, I mean, I mean, not forty five, you got filled at fifteen cents, right? You at point forty, you're going to get point fifty five. So that's what I would look to exit at tomorrow. You can exit anywhere from point fifty to fifty five. If you're looking to take profit right away, you know, if you're like already satisfied with that, you know, was that three hundred percent? Go ahead, take profit, right? But if you want to because almost three hundred, almost actually two times. So but if you want, I don't think it's a bad idea to own to Friday as well. Depending on how things played out, I mean, eBay didn't have a great of an earnings. So even like, even if eBay completely reversed to the upside on Friday, right? And it goes to like seventy eight dollars from seventy three. We'll still be OK because like, look, if it goes to seventy eight fifty on Friday, we'll still be making that forty dollars, you know, just like how we would tomorrow. So ideally we're looking to hold us into Friday and and like possibly sell it Friday morning, because that's where majority of that profit is going to be. That's where like that big money is going to come. And then especially if you call till Friday, close by expiration. Oh, that is where it is. And like even considering the fact, like, let's say, you know, let's say they continue to flop and they hit like sixty eight dollars, they will still be OK, you know, we'll still be in a forty dollar profit range. That would be the same profit range would be taken tomorrow. Oh, snap. X play ten. Thank you, man. Appreciate you giving us up. Thanks for supporting our channel, help us out. I'm sorry. We're we're using a different platform to stream now called we stream. And unfortunately, it doesn't really like it doesn't really like alert us when we get when we get like gifts and and follows anymore. For some reason, so sorry about that. But thank you, though, appreciate you. My man said I'm hungry for a sandwich. Oh, XT, thank you for subbing with Prime, man. Appreciate supporting the channel and helping us out as always and stopping by, you know, and hanging out with us. Thank you. My man. All right, let's check out the rest of the earnings to see how everything else is going. Nerve while it go in public. I don't even know, man. Like, isn't there while it just isn't there while it like what's what's in there while it are? Aren't they just like a form? Like, isn't aren't they just like a like a blog? Damn, what should I put? What should I put? I think I actually have a link that you can edit like whatever you want on my list as well. Pretty sure. So this is collab link. I don't know if it still works, though. Let me see. Oh, it doesn't work anymore. It used to work. I need some batteries, rechargeable batteries. Let me add some batteries to the wish list. Well, X-Play subbing, too. Thank you. Appreciate that. Sure, why not, XT? SkySense77, sorry if you already talked about it. But what's the ideal scenario for a Donald's calendar play? Let's see. So the MCD calendar play is so I was kind of bullish on McDonald's. I like the company. I think they're doing great with dealing in the whole COVID situation and they're making dumb money. Ideally, you know, I'm looking them to like remain around this $240 range. Obviously, they had a really good move today because Ernie was good, right? The market was bullish overall on it, the market liked what they see in in market and like McDonald's earning data and stuff. But from what I have seen, the last few companies that reported Ernie's like Shake Shack, Chili's and some of the other ones, like they have, you know, they have typically came back down a few days later after, you know, the market received the data. So, I mean, even at the current price point right now, I think McDonald's is a pretty cheap company. It's pretty on the value, considering that they were trading at $217 prior to COVID. $217 prior to COVID times like 1.13% increase, kind of put some around that $245 range. I was thinking of holding to Friday because I'm not too worried. Even if they hold, even if they hit $245, I think I'll still be OK. I'll still make a little bit money, not as much money as it was at today. But if tomorrow, let's say because the market kind of collapsed after hours just now, I mean, not after hours, like just close to like market close. If tomorrow people kind of get scared and they want to like sell off on McDonald's a little bit and we come back to 240s range, right? That would put us over a dollar and 10 strike because the profit would be around 60 to 70s, right? 60 to 70s plus 51 that would put us at a dollar and 10. So I probably have a I probably changed my limit order from selling at a dollar to a dollar and 10. And then if that doesn't fill, you know, if that doesn't feel, I wouldn't even mind holding another one just for Friday. Like, I think we have two open that I open to. I thought I'm pretty sure I open to. Let me see. I know one of my other accounts, I opened like 20 last night and I already closed some of them. But yeah, so we did open to I would close one at a dollar and 10. And then. Because and then I would hold one for Friday in case it stays in that perfect range of 238 to like 242. If it stays in that perfect range, oh, that's where the big money is. That's where we're going to make, like, you know, anywhere from 100 to 130, right? So if we make 130 plus that $51 original cost, that's 180. We just turned 50 to one or 50 to 180. That's three X, you know, pretty good. So that's the thoughts of Madonna's. And then I hope I hope it works out exactly as planned. That would be juicy, but we'll see. Time will tell. Oh, you guys wanted to add some charts to the list. We could definitely do that. We haven't actually charted that much yesterday. So what am I looking at the charts? That's where I find like a lot of inspirations in place. So UPST. Oh, let me get some water. But yeah, in there a while ago in public man, I don't know. I don't I'm not too crazy about it. I feel like if anything, they're like a marketing platform almost. Oh, yeah, we definitely got to look at B.I.B. It lost it lost that support around 270s. And yes, it was looking like a good reversal. But things kind of changed today, looking pretty ugly. That's why I didn't want to get back in until, like, I got a nice confirmation of the 270 site. And even then, I was still very hesitant. Upwork. Upwork had a really good beat. So Upwork is like freelance company. They had a huge run compared to last year. The company was trading at five, six dollars, and now it's at 50 something dollars, right? Earnings for share is four cents, as opposed to one cents. Sales is one hundred and twenty eight million, as opposed to one twenty six. Top and bottom beat. Three hundred percent increase compared to the same period last year. Thirty two percent in sales increased compared to last year. A year ago, company was trading at eighteen, nineteen dollars right now is trading at fifty four. So let's say even if it was trading at twenty at forty plus, is already up like one hundred and fifty percent for the year. So a huge move there. They're struggling to get into profitability. Q4 is going to be bad for them. They're looking to lose five to three to five cents, as opposed to losing only two cents. And then. Sales is one hundred and thirty two hundred and thirty two mil on the on the top side, beating the estimate, but still like nothing too crazy to justify the expense there for the full year. They look into just about hitting like five to seven cents with medium a six cents. Sales is four hundred ninety six to four ninety eight, as opposed to four ninety three. So nothing too crazy there. I checked out the company. It's cool. It's a good concept, but I'm not. I don't know too crazy about them. J.M.I.A. I let me add that to the list as well. Service now also reported strong beat there. Fiat world, you say you play service now, right? What direction did you play upside or downside? Service now dollar earnings per share is dollar fifty five, as opposed to dollar thirty eight. Sales is one point five one billion, as opposed to one point four seven. Twenty eight percent increase compared to the same period last year and thirty one point five percent increase over sales of one point one five billion. Doing pretty good compared to last year's last year company was training for eighty four. Thirty percent increase. That's around six twenty nine. Even with that drop is at six forty five. So pretty in line. Price point to earning, earning increase. Damn man, for you to be playing service now, you must either work for them or you somehow knew them pretty well, right? Are you just like the company? Because it's like a pretty like it's pretty like a popular company. In terms of like, you know, stock wise. Home, sleep numbers. Damn, so much earnings today, man. Is there any earnings that you guys wanted to check out today that I may have missed or skipped? I don't know what these numbers are compared to. Let me catch up in the comments. No, almost I.T. right now. Oh, I'm not sure. Try to try checking on that link. Maybe that'll work. I don't think there's a good entry anywhere. So it's more low. The software they offer should benefit with automation. Isn't isn't a lot of company doing the automation stuff in addition to like service now? Isn't like everybody get into that. I have no cool. He doesn't appear. Let me see. Where's T-Doc Act now? Wow, shoot. Kind of nice. T-Doc is actually at the perfect spread right now. So T-Doc between like, we make the most money with T-Doc in the range of like 130 to 136. That's where like the big $200 profit is. I mean, you can even take profit tomorrow at 100%. If you want, because there's so much uncertainty, anything can happen, right? You don't want to really get wrecked. But I think as long as they remain in these levels, we should be okay. I might even be willing to wait till Friday. At worst case, I think 125 could be a level that they'll hold. So let me look at, let me show you what I'm looking at T-Doc. So I was kind of looking for them to hold this 133 level. If they didn't hold, I would think you may be like 132 is a pretty good support here. At worst case, maybe even 129s. But if they really, really decide to get bearish, they can come to the bottom of the band over here as well. Being the bottom of the bands at 121, which would actually put us at a loss. So possibilities there. But I think, I think it could, you know, it could flop around tomorrow morning because they did have a good guidance. You know, it wasn't, it wasn't ugly, ugly. It was, you know, it was reasonable earnings. And, and if you guys, you know, you get like $200 out of it, that would be enough to pay for the call side as well, which is kind of what we want. We want like, I will, at least that's what I want. I want a lot on a free call side because I want the call side to like, kind of kind of be free so that we're holding that until January. And in case they do make a crazy announcement like that they would affirm, we'll start banking, you know? IRBT, did iRobots have earnings today? Oh, it is, it is today. Now we'll see it. I think iRobots like five o'clock after. Align, we did look through Align earnings. Did you want to see Align chart out? What's up Professor Golas? Garmin, let me see. Let me just check out Garmin. That's Garmin, right? G-R-N and them. Garmin did report earnings this morning. Who's still in this company, man? Wow, what a drop. 160 to 145. Yes, the ER columnists are looking nice. I don't want to get too excited until tomorrow morning, you know? So Garmin's earnings per share is $41. Be estimate 126. Sales is 1.19 billion as opposed to 1.15. 10% decrease compared to last year and 7% increase compared to sales the same period last year. This company ran up a lot, dude. That was a debt company like GoPro. They raised their guidance from 4.9 billion to 4.95 as opposed to 4.98. And EPS is 5.5 to 5.6 as opposed to 5.62. Still not doing as good. They're clocking the 7% revenue growth in Q3s, cuts four year 21 cross margin outlooks. Not even worth talking about those two. Not even a big cut. But I mean, the companies ran a lot since last year. You know, pre-COVID company was trading around $100. It hit like as much as like $177 with like not even that much growth, you know? Looking at 7% growth. So even at last year's price, it was trading around 100. Right now it's 146. Stock price had about 400. Like stock price had 46% growth after earnings about hundreds, like about 65% growth prior to earnings almost. So pretty big move there, right? Oh, they're big in the fish side. I remember when garment was just a GPS company, man. And now they're like fitness, outdoors, auto aviation, marine. Do they have the like, they have the fish mapping thing, right? For GPS, I mean for fishing. So on the tech, okay. Yeah, I remember learning about that when I went fishing with my boss like six, seven years ago, that was pretty cool. With the whole sonar tech, sonar tech thingy. Like you can literally like, I remember we were like, we were fishing like all day and we caught like nothing, man. We literally caught nothing. Like we caught like maybe one or two fishes for like six, seven hours just sitting in the sea. And I was like, damn. And these guys don't want to talk either. They don't want to drink or talk. They just like, they just like, yo, shut up. Just we're just fishing. Ever sitting there, I was like, damn, man. It's most disappointing fishing day ever. Like, I don't even know what I'm here for now at this point. Cause we woke up at like, you know, like six a.m. that morning too, right? On a Sunday to go fishing. And as we were about to end the trip, he's like, all right, we're going to wrap it up. So it was my friend, my boss, his brother and other two co-workers. So he's like, yeah, we're going to wrap it up. We're going to go home, right? Before we go home, we're going to make a stop. So they turned on the GPS or whatever and the solar GPS. And they ended up driving around and we stopped at this random place. He's like, oh, he's like, oh, right. Try again. He's like, guys, let's try again. Let's try the fish again. We start throwing it in and the fish is just like biting nonstop. It was crazy. It was like, it's pretty cool, man. It's, I guess it's kind of like cheating, right? I guess that's why they save it to the end, but that's a good way to end the day. Apparently now there's a big thing of like, people are using the technology to fish, I think bluefin tuna is in New York right now. I saw some articles about it. Apparently like, there's like a huge migration of like bluefin tunas to the New York area or something. And there's like, people are just out there hunting them with solar, so people are even flying up from Florida and all different other states to catch a big fish. It's like, it's a record thing, you know? It's like an accomplishment, a lifetime accomplishment, man. I actually have a picture of myself with like a pretty big fish at one point. Gotta find that. But that was when like, the camera was like one to three megapixels or something. Even though at that time, I could see myself, if I look at it now, it's like, man, that was a blurry ass picture. I look like big food. Dude, that picture is so blurry, it looked like big fish, man. Big food. PPD, good earnings, 43% increase compared to last year. 26% increase compared to this year last year. Oh, this company, nothing's going on with them. I think they're being bought out by somebody else. So they're stuck in this price range of like 46 or 47. So they're probably not gonna move. Pretty sure they're being bought out by somebody. When I see movements like that, PPD acquired. Oh yeah, thermal fisher bought them out. Actually, man, Hawaiian beef, I'm pretty sure like even my big fish probably look like a small fish to you guys. All right, let's go through some of the stocks on our list. You guys wanna check out UPST, let's see that. Wow, UPST is kind of coming back down a little bit. Huge move a while back kind of broke out of that trend. Almost kind of setting like a head and shoulder a little bit here if, you know. So that's one of the shoulders, right? Right there. And if it doesn't hole in this range, I think it's most likely gonna come back here, which kind of makes sense if it tried to set up that shoulder right there. So you can kind of say like, this is a potential area. Then maybe we'll have a dead cat bounce there for another move downwards. But I mean, you know, the stock had a huge move, right? I remember, I think it was Fiat World that sent us this video. Was it UFiat World that sent us this video of somebody being asked on CNBC or something? It was like, oh, what does UPST do? And the guy just like, oh, okay, here you. That's a pretty good one. If you're looking for the bounce play probably around 290 area. And hidden shoulders can easily be validated too as well. Check out BIIB. Global Foundry is IPO on tomorrow. Yes, sir. Very excited for that. Hopefully we'll see where that goes, but damn, that was looking like tomorrow is not a good day to IPO, right? It's gonna like market suddenly turn so bearish. I mean, you know, we've been expecting a little bit of a cool down in the market for the last few days. And now things are finally coming back down. Wow, that's an amazing entry at 120. How'd you know to enter at 120 though? That's crazy, bro. SCS, added to the list. DWAC. Wow, oh my gosh. Wait, no, that's DWAC. I can't see the warrants, man. Ah, we got scam, kip. We got scam, bro. Unfortunately, man, me and kip got stopped out of this trail a little bit on DWAC. Shouldn't even had a stop loss, but you know, trying to do some risk management, you know what I mean? Who does risk management these days? Jesus. Trying to have some risk management in place and went against us. So it looks like it's moving up very nicely, $33 right now. Good, good play there, man. Hero is zero. I mean, I do have some, like, I think I have like $5,000 worth of it in one of my other portfolios. I had a sell order at like 90 on DWACW, but I'm probably gonna adjust that tomorrow. Maybe I'll take profit at 50s, man. Wow, nuts. CRTX? What's this company? Oh, ha ha ha ha. I think I know that company. Ha ha ha. I think that's the laughter pain. So actually, BIIB is actually supposed to be at a great buying level here at 260s. Now that I'm looking at the chart again, because it has half down support in this range. A lot of times. I think if you're buying share, you're pretty okay at this $260 range. This is the price they were prior to that huge run-up due to the Alzheimer's medicine that they had gotten approved in the government that caused a lot of like scandals or just a lot of like, you know, news both sides. So potentially, potentially I think this is a probably good area to pick up maybe leaps. If you're looking for long-term plays, could be a good area to pick up some shares. It is definitely risky. I mean, I like it. The fact that the RSI is very low on the weekly as well. It looks like we might get a little bit crossover here, which means that it could also potentially break this level too. You know, but if it breaks that level, next level would be like, would be like, but 240s, I guess. Yeah, they do have good pipeline. It is a very big company. Bauer Jane is a pretty solid like company. And I think like, if they get like full approval of that Alzheimer's drug, then that could be huge, man. That could bring them back up again, right? It's looking a little bit iffy, but I mean, they said that apparently the drug is good. So I don't see why they shouldn't come back to that. To that price point. I think I might even do a zero hero play, honestly. Oh, what was the LE news? Let me see. I mean, let's analyze. Literally, on Tuesday, I started the application process for US approval of this Coley Watch experimental drug. What's that? It's saying up against rival recently approved. 2023, though. I read that apparently if you take BCAA, it can prevent you from getting Alzheimer's. Pretty interesting. I mean, I guess in a way, they could compete and they can take some market share away. But I think at the end of the day, biogen is still gonna benefit from that drug, being the fact that it's going to, it's going to increase the money in the pipeline. They should be making more money than they were previously. And that should be a good thing for them, man. That should be a good thing for them. I know a lot of times these biotech company, man, is so scary to whole. They mess with you on so many different levels. I remember last year when I used to have Pfizer and every time it dropped, I just like, I just stuck my hand out and I would just buy the freaking dip, man. I just kept sticking my hand out and just kept buying the dip. I remember, you know, when it dropped to like, all the way down to $30, everybody was hella scared. I was like, I was like, man, just gonna keep dollar cost averaging down. I'll borrow money to average down if I have to. But I believe, I believe, right? Like they were making vaccines for COVID and obviously they were going to make more money, but things were so uncertain, man. And market maker was just pushing the stocks down for no reason, keep causing these defined opportunities. Like, look at this drop on Pfizer last year. No reason it should have been that $30, right? With the development of COVID vaccine that could make them so much money. Prior to COVID, the company was trading at $36 and they came all the way back down to $30, like making no sense. So even when it bounced from here, they dropped it multiple times as well. And even here, man, they dropped it. So they just kept dropping it, man. It was so scary to back hold that position. It's probably one of the hardest positions I've ever had to back hold in my life, but I believed in it fundamentally. And I ended up selling in like 40s because I just got so tired of holding it. I was like, man. Yeah, I'm glad I finally rocked it to 50 for some of the people. But honestly, I got so tired of holding it. I end up unloading like everything around 40s, mainly because I was like starting to sell cover calls on it and they got taken away. But I'm okay with that, man. I'm done with that stress. That was like, that was one of the most stressful stocks for me to hold. It's just so much fun, like throwing back and forth. But back to BIIP. I like it. I mean, I think right now it's just fun. It makes sense for the stock to be higher than what it is. They just had earnings. They had a decent earnings forecast was good. I don't see why they shouldn't be more than 260s. So I'll probably even start like a, I might even start like a longer position with a wider stop loss, honestly. But depending on how market is at first, because keep in mind, I'm also pretty big on direction of the market. And we posted the market direction on Monday. So for those of you that aren't familiar, if you go to like, what the hell? Why is there so much garbage here? Can't even find my chart. Oh God, where did I even post it? Oh God. So I made a post on October 25th in terms like market outlook for the week. As you can see, like we're getting pretty in line forecast right now. I posted this on October 24th. Thought that, you know, we just finished a pretty bullish inverse head and shoulder here on the S&P 500. So you can see the shoulder, the head and the other shoulder. So that's the inverse head and shoulder. Inverse head and shoulder is a bullish pattern. And by finishing it, we have to like reach the double top over here, which we kind of did, right? So it looks like we got a slight pullback on Friday as the market started cooling down. Casio pretends to pull back to 445. It's a little bit wide there, but I think that's a possibility. And I said to kind of take profit on the short term swings and try to be cash ready or buy the dip. So as of right now, I probably won't be trying to load too much of these big long positions unless we get a nice move back to 445. We're getting a move back down to 454 right now, which is a pretty good cool down. It's a pretty good breather. Might have to reassess these charts, but there's some opportunity to go a little bit further or less too. Techs also might also be finishing up as well. A lot of tech earnings this week between Facebook, Google, Apple. So Facebook kind of flopped, Google kind of ran a little bit, odd enough. So we got Apple and Amazon on Thursday as well. Those are gonna be some big decisions where it's gonna kind of move the market. And the dollar index is making a move back. So there's that. Let's check out JMIA. Wow, good job, man. That's the way. You essentially found this game. And I believe that's what you're supposed to do. That's why it's supposed to catch up in the price because they left that why opportunities there. I think the only way that trade would go against you if it falls back under like $10 or something. You should tell Hawaiian beef to do that trade. That's a good way of trade. Arbitrage opportunity. For JMIA, they got earnings coming up a little bit. I think between the $1686 to $18, it's an interesting area to buy. We talked about it last time of it coming back up here. It didn't break through. It looks like we got rejected. So we're coming back down a little bit. So 16.8, so that's a good support area for it. Resistance around 19. Let's check out Align real quick. Very nice, sir, very nice. So Align had a very nice move after hours. The stock came back down a lot after a great earnings last quarter. Honestly, it's like buying opportunity, man. But I think we kind of missed already. Should have been something, should have looked at it. So it looks like Align kind of came back around. Tether in this 5.92 support range. And we finally had that big move up. Looking at 6.57, came back to 6.57 resistance a little bit there. Next level also kind of aligned with that resistance right here as well. So you can see that resistance right there. I think next level is going to be a 6.94 if you're more bullish and you think it could run further. So these are some levels. Let me draw them up. However, it's kind of tricky to play because it already has such a nice move, right? So levels for Align. Let's check out SCS. Oh yeah, and then for some of you guys that are new, we usually post a link on the spreadsheet so you can look it back tomorrow or another day. So if you're on the YouTube side, here's the link for that spreadsheet. Here on the Twitch side, check out this link. That helps. SCS, let's check out SCS. Steelcase, Steelcase is that chair company kind of Herman Miller and stuff, right? I knew this ticker looked familiar. I think the last earnings I remember looking at them, they were largely affected by the supply chain issue or something like that. Good financials. Let's see. Let's take a look. Interesting company for sure. Oh, it says they bought another company. So price to earnings is trading at 45. Price to sales is trading at less than 1x. Let's see how they stack against their main competitor. I think this is their main competitor. So price to sales is pretty in line with Herman Miller's price earnings is a little bit higher. I remember one of this other trader, he works for Steelcase at some point last year. It's a pretty interesting company. They're a furniture company, primary based in the United States and has operation in Europe and the Middle East and Africa. I think they're heavily affected by the supply chain choke right now. I remember looking at Herman Miller's and Herman Miller had factories all over the world and they were trying to build Europe as well. So that's something that's been hurting them a lot. They're making even less money than last year's. And the next quarter is actually supposed to be a decent quarter in terms of sales for them. But margins is gonna get smacked pretty hard despite making more money here. So look, this quarter, they made 724 million but earnings per share was 21 cents, right? Next quarter, they're making even more than that. They're making 755 mil, but they're looking at seven cents earnings per share. So that means they're gonna take a hit on the margins as well, a little bit harder. And they haven't been hitting their numbers really well, man, so that's one thing with them. Like in the June quarter, they said they were gonna make about 750 to 780 mil. They missed that number so badly. So there was really no need for them to guide it that far up. It's an interesting company, I think. I think if it comes back to this $10 area, they'd be good by the dip area. Little bit risky, but I think it'd be okay if you're buying shares and going for it long-term wise. They do have financials, but at the same time, the company has also been kind of declining, right? As opposed to great continuous growth, the company is going backwards a little bit. So you can see from some of the earnings, like their March earnings was 28% decrease. June earnings was 15% increase. And then September earnings was 18% decrease, right? So they're going like backwards a little bit on terms of decline. But then again, I mean, I guess you can make the argument like, oh, you know, they were trading around 15 to like $20. And even that $15 to $20 at 20% decline, you know, 20% decline on $20 putting the company $18 range, 20% decline on $15, right? That's putting it on like $12 range, which is at the price point right now. So I guess anywhere from 1050 to 12, if you think next quarter is gonna be good, if you think they're not gonna miss the next quarter, then you could buy any range from 10 to 12. But if you think they might have a bad quarter due to supply chain issues, I would probably say wait till like the 1050 range, you know, app position there. But if you work for the company, see if company gives you discount shares and buy through that discount program. They probably didn't even wanna take back the original because they would lose money on shipping. But just be mindful though, just be mindful that a lot of times when we're in the stock market, we're looking at company's future as well, right? And the way like the stocks tray is the fact that like, is the fact that we're forward looking. You know, we wanna see like, so if a company starts losing money, it starts like slowing down. Then the forward look is that, oh, you know what? This company might be on a downhill pattern. So that's why sometimes it gets pretty ugly and it goes on a downward spiral. But you know, obviously if you have insider knowledge, you know that they could be making big moves and they could change. Yeah, for sure, for sure, man. Furniture is not gonna disappear. I mean, but at the same time, you know, there's also like a lot of other competitors out there, there's a lot of ripped off too and things like that as well. But the container and freight costs is definitely crazy. It's probably murdering the margins because containers and freight costs are like 10X, man. They used to cost 2,000 and now it's like 12,000 and more. Five to 10X there. So pretty, pretty big increase there that could definitely mess up their margins. Yeah, heavy dividends, those give for long-term holds. Price of sales ratio at 0.5, not a bad stock to own. Go for it. Let's check out the next one, the list CRTX. So CRTX. So Professor Glass was talking to me about this yesterday. We were looking at it like, I think a prior to yesterday, we were looking at it. He was like, yo, it's so juicy, man. Why is the premium so juicy? And I think we looked at the $15 to $20 puttai. And I think he ended up selling some too, on the $15 to $20 or something. And I looked at it and I was like, oh shoot, this is juicy, man. I don't know what they do, but it's hella juicy. I myself sell myself. I tried to sell it, but tasty wouldn't have set my order. Can't reject it, my order for some reason. It was telling me, sometimes tasty work does this. I think it's like a blessing in disguise, but tasty work keeps saying like, oh, you know what? This order is for closing only, you cannot do it. So it wouldn't let me do it. And thankfully so, the next thing kind of collapsed. Let's see. So apparently it's due to a setback in the trial. Let me look it up on. CRTX. The news doesn't look that bad. Confused. It looks like they're still doing it. So it looked like they kind of like blew through that support right there at $19 range. And it's at like $13.90 right now. They have earnings coming up, so something could change by then. It can really go either direction, but doesn't look like it's that bad. I've been in some of these situations before where something like this kind of happens to me with BIIB, Biogen, and eventually they came back down. So I would say you probably want to look for where the gap deal area is and look for it to like, or even maybe even look for it to come back to here. I think 27th could be an interesting area to come back to. That's like first level resistance as well. I mean, second level resistance. First level is at over here. Yeah, I think there's a good chance it can come back to the first level at the $19 range, but it's definitely risky, dicky trade, very risky. And if it ever does fill the gap someday, that'll be up there, but it's a wait and see. Aren't you good even if it hits like $19, man? Because you have enough credit for like 17, right? I think you'd be okay, man. There you go. I think that's pretty much it for the day. I'm gonna share the spreadsheet again in case you guys need it. Yeah, I mean, if it wants to break support, that's how it's gotta do it. It's gotta do it, you know, it's gotta break support through gaps. It's gotta break the support through like these pre-market gaps and stuff. CCXI, damn, I was just about to go. Oh, no clue what this company is. Like maybe I'll do something like this, where CCXI gap down last time came all the way back up. Yeah, the batteries from the mouse, very nice. Let me see, I think, where's the gap? It's weird, the gap is over here, have a gap up, so now we can come back down here. It's weird, man, that $20 level could be a magnet for CCXI as well. Either $20 or 47, it's at a weird range. Largitech MX Masters, it's a rechargeable mouse. Let me see, damn, bro, thanks, man, I appreciate you. What is your screen name on Xtrace, man? Nice, nice. Yeah, same here, man, I'm usually active at random times. Is this the mouse you have? Thanks, man, I'll add it to the list. Appreciate you guys. 12 hours ahead, what do you mean? Where do you live that you're like 12 hour ahead? You're in China or like Hong Kong or something? Singapore, oh, sweet, nice. All right, you guys, I'm gonna end this stream here. I appreciate you guys stopping by and hanging out. Take care and have a good night or good morning from a man in Singapore, take care.