 Are you working? All right, brother. Dude, I see you're paying your day in your phone with freaking channel trades. That's the thing you guys can hear me. Shoot, I forgot, man. I am like an old person nowadays. Hold on. Let me try to change my audio. I was going to hear myself. Wait, I'm not supposed to hear myself. Tosh, talk. What's up, buddy? Can you hear me? Can you hear me? Yo, yo. I can't hear Tosh. Tosh, can we say something? Oh, shit. Hold on one sec. Maybe I can do something. One sec, buddy. My dog can hear you. What's that? I'm trying to figure out how to view it. Let me see. I just promote you to panelists. Maybe that helps. All right, can you hear me? Can you hear me? Can you hear me? Yeah, buddy, I can hear you. OK, I can't hear Tosh. Tosh. I think there is a setting where I can listen, right? Where is this shit, man? I am so fucking idiotic. OK, select speaker. There we go. OK, speaker. OK. Talk, talk, Tosh. Buddy, can you hear me? Yeah. All right. This is what happens when you have two fucking hours of sleep and you can't tell you're drunk or hungover or what, man. I think I'd trade better when I'm drunk. It's fucking weird, man. I think I'm more focused. I am not, like, tense. Dude, the reason why members literally posted this, or did you post it, where was the drunk of Val when he trades like top-ticking everything was that? Dude, this is literally you, bro. Seriously, man. Nobody tells Val publicly, but he trades better drunk. So what's going on? I forgot what we were doing. Dude, you're channel trading. You're paying your day. Let's talk about it. Let's talk about it. OK, what do you want to know? I guess we can start with questions, man. What kind of questions do you want to know, guys? Let's bang it up. Who's got questions for us, guys? Who's got questions? YouTube guys, members, mostly members, anybody want to know anything? You got me, you got Val. Let's have an open discussion. Whatever it is, man, we're here to help. Every single Wednesday, guys, we're here to help. OK, it's over. No questions. All right, webinar over. Let's go. Oh, man, nap time already, huh? Oh, man. I'm getting all these texts. Everyone wants to go party tonight. I'm like, dude, I got to work. What's going on here? Val, how do you avoid manipulated stocks? You don't avoid them, dude. I don't know. I have no idea when a stock will be manipulated, OK? The only thing I know is I know my lines. And when they break the lines, I either stop out or I stop out. Dude, just again, channel trading, Xander. It's like, dude, there's a pretty specific channel kind of set up in here, and you can play the channel like Val does every single day. So manipulation or not, you know, when you play the line. Well, the line. So take a look at that. What, first of all, what stock is this? This is ASTS. So what do you call this manipulated? What's manipulated about this? I would just say that you've got a nice range in here. There's no oil, man. I hate the word manipulation, guys. Stop using that word. Every stock is manipulated, man. Every stock's a scam. If you think of every stock is manipulated, you're not going to get manipulated, right? So I don't know what is manipulation and what's not. Every stock's manipulated. Yeah, keep a look at that. So why don't you do that? Pull out that chart, Posh, and draw the lines. This is a straightforward stock. There's no manipulation. I don't understand. This stock looks like it conforms to the lines because you draw the line across the peaks. Looks like a solid resistance line right there. It all lines up. Dude, seriously, like I would venture to say that you could, if you want to keep it kind of conservative, you could draw it at this top of this kind of line right here. And then I do it at the pre-market top because it bounced off this level right here. Dude, I mean, within this channel, there's money to be made. So even if a stock is manipulated or not, who gives a shit? Line of line, man. If the lines work, the lines work, regardless of manipulation. Because some people think it's going to break down. Seriously, I mean, I do. Yeah, some people think it's going to break up. Some people think it's going to break down. When something sets up a level of range, and again, you can adjust this a little bit accordingly, but when something sets up a level of range, you can play that range like Bao does all day. I'm sure Bao just didn't even see A-S-T-S-A. Otherwise, he'd be like, all the shit. Yeah, I didn't even see it. If I see it, I probably would have manipulated the channel. That's funny, dude. Let's see. Yeah, embrace the manipulation literally. Is there a set number of times you shop out before you walk away from a stock for the day? No. If I stop out, I mean, that's the plan, right? If you stop out and you put the hard stop in, you cannot be mad. That was your plan. So make a better plan next time. You didn't hit your max daily loss. So why should I stop? If my plan is to do that, then that's my plan. I cannot be mad about adhering to my plan. But if I do not stop out, then I should slap myself. Yeah, while I totally agree with that thinking, I do do it a little differently. If I lose three times in a day, even just little scouts, I kind of pump the brakes on myself, man. I'm a little bit more conservative on that. I just feel like it's more of like an off day or maybe bad juju, whatever you want to call it. But if I take three scouts or three hits, I usually wrap up unless a perfect setup is forming. And I'm like, dude, it's screaming at me to get in. But not everybody's like that. You do not have to be like that, seriously. Yeah, it's up to you, to be honest. I mean, I trust my system so much. We're, as long as I'm not breaking the rules, as long as I'm not feeling myself revenge trading. Yup. And that's the thing. If I'm not revenge trading, why should I leave? If I catch myself getting pissed off and trading stocks out of no business trading because you have to ask yourself, would you have made this trade had you not lost? If you came in fresh on the day, would you still be making these trades? Same thing happens. I'm gonna give you another example, okay? This is even more dangerous. When you're winning, you're winning too much. Now you become loose. Did you leave? I think you should fucking leave. I think when you're up, you should fucking leave. That's the same thing too. So both sides, you know, it's the same exact thing, right? If I'm winning all the time, I'm gonna get really loosey-goosey and then think I could do no harm or no wrong. Dude, you have to fucking know yourself. Are you revenge trading? So when you lose, you revenge trade. When you win, you get loose and you enter stocks that you have no business entering just because you have a cushion. Yeah, I don't trust myself as much as Bao trusts himself because dude, if I take three little scouts, I am scared I'm not gonna play the fourth one correctly with a clear mind. I feel like I'm gonna revenge. So I kind of cut myself off sometimes. And again, if there's a perfect scenario, then I'll probably stick with it. But some days, man, I'm just so mentally fatigued after a couple hits and I'm just like, you know what? Call of brokers say, come on buying power for the day. Today is not one of those days for me. Yeah, you know yourself best, guys. I mean, you don't ask me a question that only you can answer, right? Yeah, there's no correct answer to that, right? Bao, it's like, it's like, dude. Whatever is up to you on your personality from me, you have to keep training until Alex pulled me off the beard. Yeah, seriously? Oh, man, that's so funny. I think we got some more. Let's see. Oh, shit. I just fuck. Fuck. All right, I'll show you what I did. Fuck. Oh, no. Did you forget you were in some, bro? Anyways, no, that's fine. So this one kind of squeezed me. So I'll give you an example of stock that kind of, fuck. I should have held it. That's the thing. I actually put the button. Oh, I see. Okay. But anyway, so I'm okay. I made money on the stock. Put up. So I'll explain you what happened to the stock. Okay. So there'll be scenarios where, fuck, see, you see that shit? Yeah, dude, that's a solid take. I knew it. I'll tell you why I know it because history repeats itself. Take a look at the 11 o'clock or the 12 o'clock. You said giant ass fucking candle. That's manipulation right there. If you want to know about manipulation, take a look at my chart. Dude, that is literally a hideous candle for months. Dude, it's a dollar and 27 cents. What they do is they swipe it up, swipe everybody, and then they just fucking drop it. It looked, I mean, let me post. Let me show you how crazy it is. Now, do you want to explain the term swipe? Because a lot of people don't know what that means, that term. Yeah. That's when you go to Twitter. I mean, Tinder and then you swipe that. Okay. So take a look at this. I'm going to explain this. Look at this. Look at this print, Tosh. One second. 15 seconds, dude. Oh my God. Oh my God. So I got that piece. I was fucking happy. So what it did was take a look at that chart. Okay. It's like a time. When we say swipe up, it means there's an algo that did a market order, taking out all of the stops, taking out all the limit orders, whatever it is up to its path. So the reason they're able to do this, I'm telling you right now, is because any open order, they can see the open order. So they have algos. Algos are scanning the markets for open orders. Okay. And that's why they pay NASDAQ. They're sitting on the fucking server of NASDAQ, and they see all your fucking orders. This is that book. It was a Flash Boys. Read that book called Flash Boys. Okay. Let me take a look on Amazon. If you want to fund reading, go read that book. Yeah, post that for us. Oh yeah, we'll post it. Flash Boys. That doesn't sound like a training term, does it? No comment. No comment. This is a Michael Lewis. There it goes. And they take over, guys. The algo takes over for a second. And it's a swipe. Like it's quick, too. Let's do it again. This is good reading, man. There you go. Yeah, this is good reading, guys. Now you guys have homework. So it talks about high frequency trading and how the firms are cheating us. So what they do is they, this is, I cannot believe this is legal. Okay, the reason it's legal because they exchange is NASDAQ and New York exchange. They are private companies, guys. You guys did not know that, right? They are privately owned companies. They are not fucking public. They should be fucking, they should be fucking like the government-based, right? So as a private institution, what they do is they sell space on their server. So there's a fiscal server at the NASDAQ farm that does all the quotations, right? And so the theory is this. If you are as close as you can to that server, the fiber optic cable, you are nanoseconds quicker than the guy sitting at my desk. So New York has NASDAQ. I am here in California. I get it literally like a few nanoseconds later or milliseconds later, right? As long as this trade. So, yep. As long as this long-winded speech I'm doing. But so what they did was this. They want to co-locate their algos. They're on the server. So they're getting a millisecond peak faster than my order. So it's fucking illegal as fuck, man. So what they did was they, you know, it's all about the length of the fiber optic cable and all that crap, right? But there is a distance and that's a millisecond. For the human eye, we can never detect it. But for a computer, they're doing fucking a thousand operations per millisecond, right? You know, gigaflops, right? That's like millions of operations per seconds, right? So what they do is this, dude. So I have an open order and they see all my open orders. And so they're probably doing out calculations to see if they can fucking make money on the long or the short side of it. And so they just swipe everybody. They mash the trades up. But the key is you can never fucking know what this is going to happen. All I did was I've used my process of channel trading. I know where the resistance are. It's all over there. I just got lucky. And so when people say, how do you capture this? I don't. I just got fucking lucky. But if you do enough times the correct way to trade, you will get lucky. Know what they say about luck, right? It's a funny thing. The more I practice, the luckier I get. So keep practicing, guys. Read that book. And you're going to be more lucky. When people ask us about, like, dude, how'd you get so lucky to catch a cat? It's like, dude, we're just shorting into previous resistance. Like we're not magicians. What the fuck? Like, I just fucking had, I had my fucking orders out there to the fucking line and fucking hit me in the fucking thing. Now it's like, yeah, stop thinking this is magic, dude. It's like, look, just draw your lines. Draw the mountain ranges. Draw resistance. Like, I want to scream at people how simple this can be. People think that if you top tick this, you're a magician. Hey, don't, don't, don't let me think of that. Yeah, let it, let it take that. That'd be good for you. That's what happened to, so guys, that's what happened back in the day. I didn't show people how to do this shit. I'm just thinking, man, these guys are, everyone's trying to, oh, you're using calculus, advanced fucking theory. What the fuck are you talking about? All I did was draw a fucking straight line across. I was like, calculus, I barely passed algebra. Like level one, dude. So, I mean, so when I finally showed people what I was doing, people like, you stupid, you suck. And so people saw following me. It's a weird shit. They, you know, before that, they were like, oh my God, balance them. It's only a great ass. Mathematician, right? He has some sort of fucking. Oh, dude, I just drew a line. But, you know, it's the, but the thing is the application guys of the lines is the process that is, that puts everything together. You know, a line is just a tool, right? Resistence supports just a tool, just like, just like a VWAP, just like whatever else, volume indicators is just all a tool. How do you use it to make money? That's for the secret sauce. That's what, that's what MIC does. It takes, you know, it takes up all the tools and wraps it up in a simplified process. And the process includes what guys includes your strategies as well as your risk management. And that's the thing that I think in my, in my opinion that other people don't have, people don't teach fucking risk management. Seriously, people are blowing up left and right on Twitter. And then I'm like, dude, what the hell are you doing? Put a fucking match daily loss in. They refuse to do it. Oh God, dude. Yeah, I don't even get a starter on some of those guys, man. It's like every single day to repeat the same shit. Yeah, man. So it's kind of like, I'm so sick of this shit. I was trying to help people, but people just want to, people need to help themselves. I'm convinced. I'm literally convinced to my fucking core, dude, that some people are so obsessed with the nature of gambling and the adrenaline that comes with it that bro, they know you're right and they don't give a shit. Like, like, I think, dude, I, I say, some people are ego. Some people are so good. I have the saying, man. I'd rather be rich than be right. Some people would rather be fucking right and broke. You can be right, bro. All you want, I'd rather. Well, most of, most of, I would, I would donate my ego to, to the highest bidder who wants to buy my ego. I'll sell my ego right now for 25 bucks. That was the ego can be bought. One channel trade and it's bought. Oh shit. You want to buy me? I'm cheap too, so. Dude, that's so funny, man. Oh, Flash Boys is also available as an Amazon audio book for all you guys maybe stuck in commutes or traffic every single day. So that's good to know. Let's see. Any more questions? Can you guys go over my SU and CU EN trade using support from pre-market to find a play, to find a line to play with a setup dip and rip stop last 649? Okay. So let's try to decide. Where, where, where is that question? Right here that, no, no, that's the twins. Trying to decipher this. So they, so they longed. Can you go over his trade? I don't even know what he does. Yeah. The arrows, the arrows are. It looks like this is the long and this is, this is where he got out. So he went long and he made money. So what's the problem? I think that's, that's right here, right? He went long on the left and he sold on the right. I have a three minute chart. So it's going to look different. But it's pretty good to me, bro. Yeah. You want that, that looks like a fucking awesome trade. That's the way that I do because around there is where I am shorting. Use the seven line. Hold on a dollar. So C U E N, C U E N. That's where I'm shorting, man. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, dude. Literally where he's, let me show you, let me show you my, my C U N chart again. So you can see it. They even paired to his. The key is along guys is what Bow is explaining right now is you want to be exiting on the, on the sell side where Bow is shorting and vice versa on the cover. Maybe long dipping or and or buying. That's, that's what he's trying to explain right now. There it is. So, so Bow is literally shorting where the twin sold his position, the opposite. You see what I'm saying? Like that's, that's the point. Oh, a sale is a sale. It buys and buys. This is how it happens. I sold before and bought. And that's the short. Bingo. So the lines are the lines guys. When it's a resistance, you sell. Oh, shit. Don't look. Don't look. I know. Blin. Don't look bro. Don't look. Oh man. About you to print unit 624. Did you hold 10% or anything? Yeah, I just took it off. Oh man. Because that's 40 cents. I figured 40 cents is good. The problem with stuff like blend is this down so much. And the thing is this stock historically is a squeezer. It's a teleportation stock, which it did today. I mean, do look in the morning, man. Do look in the morning. Rip people's and new butthole, man. Yeah. Because, because think about you're going along and you like this dip and VWOP and you're hitting the VWOP bounce short, but damn dude, like this is known to be a squeezer stock. And this stock has been supported 580 line for says one o'clock, two hours. And guys, again, to plug main chat here, but if you go back in the morning and scroll all the way up, we talk about how this is a trap. You're known for being a trap ticker before it did this. So let me show you. So these are the things that we, I mean, a history piece of guys. I trade this stock before I love this talk. I love one of the, because I love these rangee stocks that go up and down, up and down each one of those 40 cent candles making me money, nice, nice money each and every time. Think about this. Two of those is 80 cents. The stock's only five bucks. Four times. That's a dollar and 60. Yeah, seriously. So here's a blend. So, so what this is the advantage, guys, in the morning, take a look at my feed. Play the time. Look at the time. This is well before even moved, guys. When you hear that, I should have just went along. You know, I'm not, I mean, shit. The good, the only thing is like, you know, we can warn and warn avoiding stuff, you know, the next step is I, you know, you go along, but this talk is just dude, this thing was $4 and 60 cents. It went to $8 and 60 cents. Who can survive shit like that, right? It's seriously. So you just, you can't just add to this blindly, man, because this is, this could be the one where it just keeps going, you know, obviously it came back down, but that doesn't always happen. It goes to 12 and you're still adding from $8. You're done. That's why risk management is so important. This stock, what I do is I go very small size. So that I can have a dollar range, right? That's the dollar range. I would not stop out because VWAP is way up there. Well, especially when you know it's, it's historically a big range mover. You know, you're not going to be right risking 10 cents or the odds of being right are much slimmer. And all I did one bullet, guys, I'm so scared of the stock reclaiming that I only do one bullet. Dude, a hundred percent, but the thing is that one bullet is going to make me 40 cents. All right, let's see. Pop it again. Any more questions? Let's see. Let's see. I think I might have glossed over a couple. Yesterday when you switched long on MRI and bow, what was your thesis consolidation above VWAP longs and control tightening range? And then you post the chart on, okay. So Emron yesterday when it blew up shorts. Who's this? Do you two work? This is a, this is a member Garrett, Garrett asked this. So it's basically what was your thesis? Let me pull up that thing. Yeah. So. All right. Yep. I mean, I can already comment without you commenting, but holy shit, you know. Yeah. So here's the chart. Oh, you're sitting, you're posting a chart. Nice. I got a couple of charts. So all of us just post, we're still going to see which ones. There we go. So that was shorting yesterday. Obviously at the 13 line, which actually would have been a good line of short, it's just dude, this started ripping faces off. Dude, he stops out very quickly. And then he goes long. This is the beauty of process. When you know you're wrong based on not using a bias, just knowing how charts move, dude, you stop out on freaking teleport candles like this and you go long. That's the difference. Oh, so the thing, so the thing is MIR and killed a lot of people the day before. It killed a lot of people today before that. Right here. So this thought when it's fucking rips, it rips people's faces on. And so I talked about this yesterday in detail on my Instagram live. So take a look at my Instagram live from yesterday. I will guide you. I talk about this for half an hour. Yep. The mentality of this is dude, when this thing rips, it goes from way under VWAP to way over VWAP. And it's a known killer of shorts. You fucking get the fuck out. I. So what I did was, you know what, man, I would rather take a manageable loss any day than to fucking hold and have a balloon on me. So I was in 10,000 shares or even not 10,000 fucking shares. Look at that candle. Holy shit. Right. It was like a fucking dollar. Yeah. Well, well, how many, how many times will we talk about this guy? Look at the three major identifiers. Day one of the move. Theoretically day one is super, super strong. So now by the time we get to anything on day two, we're actually on a multi-day runner. Number two, dude, it broke pre. The, the, the yesterday's highs, whether it was after hours, whether it was intraday, it's breaking these highs. It's over VWAP all day. And then do you know how I feel about death candles? You do not short things that are dead. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Teleport candles. It is the opposite of a death candle. This had every single reason for here to switch your bias long. It's over VWAP. It's a multi-day runner. It's breaking yesterday's high. Dude, you don't short this. And if you do, you stop out immediately. This dog, Italy, take a look at what VWAP was. Okay. This VWAP was over VWAP all day. Fuck it. It was all over VWAP. Right. Yep. So I mean, when it teleports is already up VWAP, you're fucking dead. Yeah. Yeah. That's just the candle. That's like the cherry on top for screwing shorts is like, dude, literally almost at not one point, but the immediate morning this thing was under VWAP. This thing is just a pure trend mover, man, multi-day runner above VWAP. When you're under VWAP and it does that, you know, it could be, it could be a dead cat bounce. Who knows, right? But when you're over VWAP, you got to get the fuck out because who the fuck is under water. Only shorts are under water. Correct. So that's that. I mean, I, dude, I could have commented on that alone. Like I knew about was thinking, dude, he tried to stab in the 13 because it did put in this top. And then dude, once he realized that holy shit, this is probably not done with a teleport candle. It's time to go long because this thing is just not done. Pull back and see the force for the trees. So take a look at my latest chart on that, man. Look how beautiful these first bounce can on entries were. Oh, you're talking about this one now? The latest one. Yeah, the second one, right? Yep. Yep. So look at all of those. So draw the line, man. The line is fucking work. This is how I'm doing the first bounce guys. One sec. So guys, after this, after this kind of teleport, right? Nope. It teleported. You have this. Yep. You have this little consolidation point, right? You have this little like trickle up after that big ass candle. So what you can do is usually draw a line right here because it sets up this little form. It sets up this kind of base that it keeps touching off as you notice. And then dude, bowels literally just longing off that as a first bounce. Like this is the whole point. Like, dude, every time I got there, look at that, man. I fucking added and then surely enough, it ripped up like fucking four points. Yeah. It's freaking brilliant. And my charts going to look a little different guys. Just remember that because, because this is a three minute chart. So just, just remember it looks a little different than this because that's a one minute versus three, but it's the same point right here. So make that out of the habit, man. I talked about this. I'm going to recap real quick in the Instagram live. When, when you're young, when you're a brand new trader, your first instinct is to add to a loser when she like, this happens. And then you get more experience and then you don't add. You just kind of freeze. Right. And then where you want to be is you want to get the fuck out. So my, my instinct was, I fucked. I'm going to get the fuck out. So what I do is. I got the fuck out as soon as I can. And then boom, surely not the fucking spiked up another buck. That's the key. That's the key. It's just a thousand shares. This is a fucking. I say myself another 10,000 bucks. Dude, knowing when to push. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Dude, knowing when to push and knowing when not to push is what it means to be a professional trader. That's what it means. Like you, you've got a good handle on when not to fight and when to go in hard and when to lay off. And this is just something where shorts, you just admit, not admit defeat because you shouldn't be losing on this too much. You just admit that your edge is not really present and you, it's not push time. It's longer. You know, there's nothing wrong, bad to be wrong guys. I'm fucking wrong all the time. There's no, when the fucking, you know, get out when you're wrong. I was right until it broke high of day. The moment of teleport, it broke high of day. And like, I'm going to get the fuck out. Uh, bell question. Can you keep analyzing M R I N for today? Should we be expecting a low hanging fruit tomorrow? Well, the low hanging fruit was for today guys, because if we zoom in, this is today right after puts in this massive, you know, three day chart. And I'm also going to, um, I'll put on the style. I'll put on pivot points real quick. So as you guys can see, so this is a three day chart and these are the pivot points on for today. Now, did you want to comment on the three day chart specifically? I'll let you do it. Yeah. So I mean, I mean, here's the thing guys, it's something that Tosh, Tosh is an expert on. Tosh was actually the first person that taught low hanging fruit too. Dude, isn't that crazy? It's like, it's like, we've all got our lessons from bow and like, he specifically taught me either a low hanging fruit is literally one of two things, right? It's one of two things. It's a day two specifically, which is usually 99% of the time a low hanging fruit or the day after it really got slaughtered from highs. And while this ended really strong, if you look at the next day, dude, literally, literally like, let me zoom in this. It's opening so far from highs, bro. Look at this. Look at this. Let me draw it for you. Look at how much range from highs, longer actually underwater. So what you do is these colored lines are what's called pivot points. So when you put pivot points on your charts, they're going to tell you the best scenario or I'm sorry, the best area or the best general perspective, you know, perspective area too short and to get some starters in. And I don't short anything under these lines. So because it didn't pop to this, obviously I wasn't on it today, but if it does pop to the lines, that's what we call line by line. So you could start shorting into the 15. Obviously the whole and a half dollar mark, if it got there, this is the low hanging fruit day, a continuation of this downtrend from the previous day or day one, because it's usually a day to play. Obviously this is day three, but it's still the same kind of psychology behind what we're talking about with quote unquote, a low hanging fruit. So if there, if I'll just draw one, if there was another pivot point right here, let's just say there was just over 18, there's not, but let's just say there is. If you short here at 15 and it does rip through, because these are so far, you cut for a loss and you re-attack at these levels. So you don't just add from fucking 15 to 18, because now you're really asking to get destroyed. This is what's line by line. If it doesn't work at this line, they're very far apart. I will attack the next one, but here's the thing. If the next major line is five 40, you can scale both of them because it's a much safer bet having two ceilings. Does that make sense? So again, that was the biggest thing I learned from Bowen in the beginning, especially of our friendship of like, he was always like, dude, why, why are all these idiots on Twitter shortened day ones and low low, like all these low float day ones. And look, dude, this is why a lot of those guys that you laugh at every single day because they post the same stupid loss, the same one. This is what we're trying to educate them on. They keep trying to fight strength. The day one mover, the hot chick, the thing with strength, where if they just focused on day twos and or low hanging fruit, brother, these guys would prosper. But guess what? They're probably too lazy to watch even these free webinars, let alone join MIC. And they're going to keep making the same God dang mistake every single day, dude. We just gave a million dollar lesson right there for free. Literally. This is what made, I'm actually, I'm not a hundred percent accurate on this, but the, that your first mentor before Alex, the guy that went in real estate and basically just retired from training, dude, he mastered this shit, right? Like that was his bread and butter right there, right? The, actually, no, we're winning group. Yes, actually, yes, you're right. That's one of our strategies. We did gaping, but then we, we shorted. So back then it was, we were actually, we were both long and short. Well, cause that was specifically guys, for those who don't know, see Alex never, me and Alex never played the OTC days. We're talking about 20 years ago, Bao's first like protégé, back when he was doing OTCs, man, that come up with like Fannie Mae and shit like that, dude, but it was, it was a different ball game back then, but it's the same psychological, it's the same psychology dude. It like never changes. That's the crazy thing. Like, like people ask me all the time, hey, Tosh, you know, I love MIC and I love what you guys are teaching, but are these plays going to disappear? And I'm like, dude, that's literally the last thing on earth that you should be focusing on. Because when human psychology disappears, this has transcended multiple markets, right? So the concept of a continuation corporate, we call that the low hanging fruit. I call it the low hanging fruit because it's so fucking easy. Whenever I'm struggling, I go back to the low hanging fruit. That is my bread and butter. Guys, this is actually kind of an inside joke between me down Alex, but we obviously we talking, you know, like a little, our, our, you know, three person chat in the mornings, we prep for the day. If that was ever feeling any kind of shakiness because maybe you took a loss the day before, maybe Emron, you know, God, we literally tell him, don't fucking play a day one. You win 99.999% of the time on your low hanging day to do not play a day one. Just play your low hanging fruit. When, when I'm traveling and I have one laptop, I only trade low hanging foods. Yep. When, when I'm on the airplane, I trade low hanging foods. When I am fucking on myself. But seriously, dude, if you had to pick one short strategy to master the low hanging fruit, that strategy is a call. I call that, but it's a continuation short. It's a, it's a trend. Basically you follow the trend down. It peaked and now it's backside down. And the very next day is usually the day that, that gets the best movies. Um, you, you, I don't do the third day. The next, next day, the, because, um, it may have consolidated it already. So that's the fear. The best low hanging fruits, the direct, the second, the very next day after the breakdown. The stock is still going up. It's not a low hanging fruit guys. Low hanging fruit is a stock that is a continuation break down. This is the whole point. That's the point of the term. When he first told me the term four years ago, I was like, wait, now I don't understand a continuation short. Like what do you mean? And he was like, dude, it's a continuation of the price action down. It's already bleeding, bleeding, bleeding from the previous day highs or whatever it was the previous day. Obviously it's usually a day two. This is in fact a day three example, but the psychology remains. It's opening so far from highs, wherever the high was the previous day that longs are underwater. So you now have a like a part of the chart or a part of the trend that got smoked and it's just bleeding out where think about if you were a long, if you were a long and you say you longed anywhere upwards of 1350 to 14. The previous day you'd be shitting your fucking pants right here come the open belt and next day. So what do you think happens on relief pops to these pivot points or ceilings, AK resistance lines, AK very, very much points of scale on the short side. You're ideally and should quote unquote should because nothing's for certain. You should get a continuation down. That's the point. And there's really see you again. See you again. Look at that. Oh, what's going on? What time is it? Oh, it's 330. I guess all the orders dude. Dude, that is ridiculous. Oh my God. I will give you a secret. I will see you see right why that happened. When's the last time we saw this late day? Something do that. So what happened is this guy's the reason is doing this is because there are no shorts. You cannot locate this fuck as fuck. There are no shorts of short squeeze. This has been a long bull trap all day long. Every time it spikes down and spikes up, it goes down. This is the trap which alongs all day long. There are no short stuck on this. And that's why when there's no short stuff, you cannot have a sustained squeeze. You may squeeze it because they're doing market orders up like that, but it can never be sustained. Because who the fuck is bidding. In order to have a sustained squeeze, you need to have bidders. And the natural bidders on a stock are the shorts, not the longs. The longs are the natural sellers. When I'm buying a stock, I'm looking to sell all the time. I'm fighting to get the fuck out. I'm not fighting to add more. Whereas the reverse is true with a short, right? Yep. So like, like guys, let's keep it super simple. No shorts. You have an easier chance of fade. It's not always going to fade. There's never an if so facto guarantee. But when you have a ton of locates, this is what we call easy to borrow versus hard to borrow or just something that's so fricking hard to borrow. It's much harder to die. You get bounces, you get supports, you get rips, you get new high day breaks. Like you just get a ton of people who get squeezed because like Val said, if you have no one to squeeze, we don't get those massive moves. There's just usually not enough buyers to create those massive, massive, massive squeeze moves. Those are, those are shorts saying, boy, do I regret my decision bingo to the moon, right? Cause they get squeezed. So when they cover, it becomes a buy on top of the people that are literally just organically buying a K a squeeze. Everybody is forced out of their short position, or at least the people who are still are exiting. And then that creates almost like a double demand. I take YouTube questions. Yeah. Yeah. Let me, let me pull that up one sec. Sorry guys. If we miss anybody on YouTube, there's so many questions to get to guys that we can't always get to all of them. Um, let's see. Oh, Holy shit, blend. Oh, Jesus. Hey, Gustavo, who was a, who was a member before said what's up. Tosh killed it on wish today. Glad I graduated from M.I.C. University. Awesome dude. You gotta come back. There is no graduation. I'm still taking classes. I was just going to say dude, there's no graduation for me. It's like, I need to see this every day. So I am still good habits. If you ever run in a trouble, I might. If you, if you can afford it, guys, there's no reason to leave M.I.C. Once you're, once you become self sufficient, that's the dumbest thing on the world. You, you basically are losing what made you successful. You know what man, trading alone sucks. I mean, if you are truly profitable, what the fuck is 200 bucks? Right? Seriously dude, that's less than my locate fees. Yeah. Let's see, let's see any question. The focus of the room also guys, it's not just fucking trading and teaching both trade. It's, it's the tab atmosphere. When you're in an environment and people helping you and stuff, you, you're more focused than when you're sitting alone in a tiny office by yourself. T.J. Mard. Hi, Bow Tosh. Who is the person I need to talk to about opening an account with Cobra. Hi, I'm T.M. Me, man. I'll help you get in touch. Just the ever, all the guys out there guys, mentioned M.I.C. to get the discount. You have to mention. I see it. Oh, hey, I love Ballot dodge and Alex. Make sure. And if you guys have any questions, man, obviously you can text my business line, which I'll just again, I'll just always keep up. Hold on is two, one, three, four, five, eight, five minutes. And so if you do have questions about not finding that immediately, just text my line. Let's see. There's not too many questions on YouTube, so let's continue with the members if you guys have any. There's a Ray asked a question, is that a Ray? I missed that, hold on one sec. When do you think person Ray is size up? Oh, sorry, I didn't, I did miss that. My greens are bigger than my red. You know when a size up, man. You are the only one who knows when to size up. I cannot give you a metric. If you are consistent, if you feel you are consistent, start sizing up slowly. You know, doesn't matter add another 100 shares now and then to see your comfortable side. Don't just randomly add double to size. It's an exponential in terms of risk management if you double your position, because you have to have a bigger bang rule and now you'd be losing double what you usually do for free. I would suggest 100 shares at a time, 500 shares at a time, things like that. But if you already are like, so I would say start adding 500 shares at a time, 100 shares or you know, things like that. And you only know yourself. There's nothing, just start doing it, man. Seriously, if you feel that your rates add another 100 shares. And remember sizing is gonna be different for stock, for setup. You know, your A plus setups, you know, you can't size more. On these marginal setups, you can not size as much. But some say size only go in on your A plus setups. I don't, if I just wait for my A plus setups, I might be waiting forever. So I have these other marginal, but there's still A setups to me. There's A minus setups, there's A and A plus, right? I don't like to touch these seeds. If I'm really bored, I do the B and that's how I get in trouble. But just size yourself, man. Set those hard stops. Yeah, I do. What you're gonna notice is this guys, one caveat on sizing. The bigger your size, you're gonna be shame breaks on movements. Your stop is going to be tighter. So you have to be aware of that. If you want your stops to be the same, you must have a big enough bankroll and not be fucking scared with that additional size. That's when you know you're ready. You know you're ready when your stops are the same. Whether or not you have 2,500 shares or 500 shares. And what that means guys, is you're trading the exact same way as if you had one share or upwards of whatever you added. If you find yourself getting out 10 cents early, sure size too big because you're not accounting for, holy shit, I'm down much bigger red numbers first than I ever was. That's the whole point, man. Exactly. This is why we recommend going slowly on size when you're consistent and then silently like a thief in the night, just more and then more and more. But in a steady trajectory of consistency, to where you almost don't even notice it. With any time, any time over the last seven years, I doubled size overnight or at least put in an extra 30% versus like 10 or 20%. I lost every fucking time. You know why dude? Because when you double your size or triple your size, like, okay, today I use a thousand. Tomorrow I'll use 3,000. You're fucking dead, dude. You're dead. That's because your stock went from a 30 cents stock to a fucking two cents stock. But the problem is, darling, we can't leave this out. You're still trading in your mind. You need that 30 cents of wiggle room but now you're already giving yourself 10 cents. That's exactly what it is, man. I figured out now. This is the answer. When you start giving them, you should decide when you know you're ready to size them. Big deal. When your stops, don't not change. Yeah, when your stops don't, that's the best thing we've ever said on sizing up in probably three and a half years. That's true, man. That's exactly what it is, man. I know myself, man. That's why I size down so I can have this wiggle room. When I start sizing up, I'm like, holy fuck, my stops all of a sudden got a little tighter. Because think about the psychology of it, guys. You're trying to, okay. Think about, let's break it down really quick. I'm going to up size because I'm consistent using these levels, these lines, this range. Okay, let's triple my size. Oh shit, oh shit. Okay, I can't get myself 30. Now you're not trading the same. You're gonna take the fucking L. You're not trading the same lines. So I suggest this. A lot of people love to size up. I challenge you guys, our ink is to size the fuck down. Size down. Why did you stop? You're gonna go, holy shit. I'm now consistent. Bro, I told James three years ago, when he wanted to, when James was using literally 500 shares max and he was telling me over the phone as, as, as an entry, you know, like an entry level tab partner three years ago, he was like, dude, I want to one day use 50,000 shares. And I go, you want to know the secret, bro? You'll never need to or want to once you get consistent. Now he uses like maximum of 3000 shares. And dude, he makes a fat living trading pro. I won't give you his numbers because I'm going to leave that for him. But dude, let me tell you, he makes way more than his actual professional career trading. So 3000 shares is actually still a lot of time, man. Dude, seriously. Like people, let me show you this account. So you remember, I always talk, so this is one account. Okay, let me show you. You know what I told you if I'm going to do that, I'm going to show you my fucking accounts every time. So this is that small account. So each time, taking this account down and ready since then. So remember, I always take money out. Yep. So here. So this one account only take a look at this because I told you guys I'll do it. Nice, nice, nice. I'll bet this was like 30,000 like yesterday. So I mean, you trade, right guys? These scalps add up quick, man. You know, with this 30 something thousand, like how I made like four grand, right guys? I'm waiting on, I have almost one more of these days I'm going to wire out. One more days like today, I'm going to wire out again, whatever I hit like 47,000 or some shit like that. I take out like 15 grand. Dude, seriously. So my last wire was 15,000. So I've been taking money out, you know? So that's the thing, man. A few of these days, that's all you need. And you think about how I can make 4,000 on this account, man, $200,000, $500,000, I got lucky. I made $1,000 in one account. You know, it's not like that, man. It adds up very fucking fast. Now, this is just one account. I trade bigger on another account too. So I'm up, I'm up a lot more on the other account. Well, because you know, I think there's a thing about it and believe me, dude, we're all guilty of this. I was guilty of it seven years ago. It's you going and trading, dude thinking it's going to be a lottery ticket. You, oh my God, I know information nobody knows. I'm going to catch that one stock or I'm going to catch that one day, that one dry straight. Dude, it's not about that. It's every single day just being in front of the screens and whether you only have an hour to give in the morning or you do channel trading all day like now, know that dude, those base hits are going to, like you can do it every, dude, five days a week for the next 100 years. I do this. This account is like a fucking, it's meant to be an educational account. I was thinking one day maybe it's just a fucking have this public. Just so people can see that, you know? I mean, this is it, man. You'd be surprised. We were laughing at $4,000 a day, but fuck. If you, if you can make 4,000 a day, it's a million bucks a year, guys. And like, dude, the average salary in, in like the U S is like 60, like not even $60,000. And so you guys have to understand how far this goes when you're like, dude, I make one day a day. Holy shit, that's quarter of a million dollars. When I broke it down to these levels, I respect $200 now. Think about this, man. People, people take, you know, what's $200? If you can make $2 every day trading, that's 50 Gs, bro. Imagine you're sold by your income at $50,000 trading an hour a day. Okay, you have to, you have to, you have to, like again, you have to pull back for the forest, for the trees, guys. Any day I have like a $400 a day, I'm like, man, it's only 400 bucks. Then I pull back and I go, but dude, if I do this every single day, 100 K for the year. Like that's sick, dude. That's sick. That's good money in the real world. This is what most people underestimate or don't understand. Average U.S. salary. Thank you for looking that up, 48,000. Dude. The key is those, man. I'm here. My goal is not to have giant ass losses. That's why, you know, rest management, max daily loss, things like that is very important. You never want to give back more than a few days of work, guys. Oh, shit, yeah. So that's why, that's why when I'm losing. So that's, you know, so I can, you know, this is something that you can do, man. I mean, fuck, I show this every day, guys. You know, people don't know. This is a very small account relatively, right? But when you're doing this, I mean, dude, in a month, you can double your account. Bow, Bow, you know how, you know how we knew that this was really an important tweet? Cause the start off as a tweet is dude, I've been on random crypto channels just looking for funny memes and I've seen them post this. There's like, I have seen this posted this exact wording that copy and pasted Bow's words on like 200 different like accounts, dude. That's how you know it's powerful. Seriously, it's, uh, yeah. Yeah. Of course you're not gonna make four bucks a day. Sometimes you lose, but the point is, this is the average, right guys? Yeah, that's the whole point. Some days I make more, some days make less. No, I don't know if you- I don't know if you have a $30,000 account in this shit. Dude, I don't know if you remember, bro, but like, literally, dude, I'm not kidding you like five years go bow before we were even friends, man, just like a random guy on Twitter. I remember you arguing with a dude cause like this like big trader at the time was like, that's ridiculous. Well, you're not accounting for losses. And then you're like, listen dumb fuck, I am the whole point is to see the median like number. He's like, what happens if you lose $2,000, man? What are your numbers? Like, dude, I can't deal with it. You could not win every day, man. It's like- Then I show one giant ass in the $1,000 fee. No, okay, okay. It's like idiot, dude. It's not being right every single day. It's the median. Obviously there's days where you're gonna make 1,200 and then there's days where you're gonna make one fucking dollar. You do a median win. Like, ugh. It keeps that perspective, guys. That's how you reach your goals. You reach your goals by not trying to make a million dollars one day. You reach your goal by saying, okay, what if I take four years or five years? Okay, let's say I take four years to do it. Now I just need to make a thousand dollars a day. $1,000 a day seems more achievable, right? They're making fucking 10, $20,000 at a time to try to make a million dollars. Yeah, seriously, dude, seriously, man. Think about how much psychology we went over today, let alone price action. Like, there's so much to this if you actually commit to it. If you don't commit to it, you're just gonna let your mind run rampant with all these random ideas. I'm telling you guys, man. Dude, that one dollar a day is very doable. You start off by making $200 a day consistently. Then you level up. Dude, the compound effect, man. And also, I've been paying attention to Eric's growth. Dude, Eric is just doing amazing, man. And look at this. He said, growth progress, not possible without MIC. Dude, look what he's been doing. Holy shit. Damn, bro. Look at this, dude. He's the poster child without fucking up. It's that calorie shaggy. Yeah, seriously, dude. Dude, this is an uptrending chart, man. He's like, this kid's a breakout, man. A clean breakout, dude. When did you join MRZ, Eric? Eric, when did you join, buddy? I'm curious. This is a fucking dream, guys. He's like, I joined in April. Okay, so January, what did charts look like this before January, bro? Did you have some real big reds down, like? Or was it where you just kind of traded water for once? Phenomenal growth, man. This is very amazing. So, Eric, you got a fucking microphone, brother? We can bring you on, man, if you have some time. So, why don't you tell everybody what it took to get going like this? Because it's very important, like joining MIC. What did you do? Did you watch videos? Which videos? What did you do? Give us a quick timeline of what you did, because that's gonna help a lot of people. Yeah, bro, here, hold on. Let me add you. Are you just under Eric? One sec. Let me bring you on. Dude, we totally got a little bit of time left. Let's see. One sec, Eric. How do you add them on? You're just under your name, correct, buddy? It connects to Zoom. Yeah, yeah. Zoom is that? I'm gonna bring them on just like I did with you, about exactly the same. How'd you do that? I don't know. I'll do it right now. I'm just going on to the participants. I'm just trying to find his exact name. Ah. So, we have to do this thing. It should be spelled out exactly, right here. Let me just add this guy. Eric, you should. Oh, you've been using a watch and a slack user. Hey, guys. Yo, what's up, buddy? Hey, guys. Yeah, it's real. Got everybody where you're from and all that good stuff, man. This is cool. So, give us some stuff, man. Oh, my God. Oh, well, this is Eric from Orlando, Florida. Is this recording? Gosh, this is recording. This is going to be great. Yep, yep, yep. This is all recording for people. Oh, my God. This is, yeah, it's unreal. Yeah, like I keep on messaging bow, you know, progress. My favorite videos have been Tradingfish and, of course, Tom Diesel's story. I mean, I love Tom. I mean, I love all of you. How can I say? What are you from? You're from Orlando. What's your background, man? I work in IT. I've been working in IT for 15 years. I'm a network engineer. But yeah, due to COVID, I've been fully remote. So COVID, in a way, did help me. Plenty of time to trade, Eric. Oh, yeah, yeah. I mean, this is the first time, actually, that I could really focus with screen time and trading. But yeah, I've been trading for about five years. And I did have a couple of winning streaks. But yeah, same old story. I just give it all back, you know, and more. So yeah, I've been in this cycle of winning and losing. And I never had this kind of consistency. What did you do? So tell us the process when you joined it, so that other people can follow your steps. Yeah, yeah. I mean, in January, I just focused on studying. Watch your videos. What? Did you go to your day study? Do you have the accelerator? Did you watch that? Yeah, like, what was the exact process that really brought you to consistency, man? It's just, you know, paying attention to main chat, paying attention to, I mean, your favorite traders, right? Like, yeah, my favorite trader is Bao. And you just look at his charts. You just study them, really. It's, you study like, you're studying for a test. You take it seriously. I mean, are you long trader or short trader? I've, I used to be long at the start. But then when I started shorting, that's when I found some consistency. But yeah, for the month of June, it's about 99% shorts. I'm working on my long game because I really missed out on MRIN yesterday. So. Tell us how, what, how did you avoid blowing up on MRN? A lot of these guys cannot stop themselves. Well, I do have a set of rules that I must follow. Like, you could only add three times and just set your hard, hard stuff. So, you know. I love it. I love these rules. You just follow your rules. If you don't follow your rules, then yeah, you deserve to lose, basically. You have, do you use a max daily loss? Do you have it in there? Yeah, I got a $2,000 max daily loss. OK, cool. You using Cobra? What's that? You use Cobra? I'm with trade zero. Oh, OK. So you have a max 2,000. So that's good. You see guys, this, so Eric became responsible because he has the discipline to follow the rules. It's just like, holy shit, that's a magic secret. Yeah, I mean, that's basically it, man. You know, I still got a long way to go. It's extremely early, you know. So you have to do this though. So your max daily loss is 2,000, which is 20% of what you make a month. Right. I mean, I'd like to give myself the best chance really to, for a trade to work out. Yeah, my winning percentage is pretty high. I think it's like 85%. But yeah, my losers are bigger than my winners. I'm working on it. You know, I'm really sizing down and trying to get that habit going. Correct. So this is good. You know what, man? This has just been six months. This is an awesome working time for both of you. Oh, man. You know what, man? I like the fact that, so Eric listened, guys. Eric had the discipline to follow his rules. Eric uses hard stops. So let's find the finalities between every successful career. They have a max daily loss. They use stops. They follow their rules. Yeah. Xander said, what setups do you trade? Well, I love line to line short, you know, when a top is set. I'd like to use outer lines. That's the key, man. It's so simple, bro. Wait for a top, short outer lines, put in a hard stop. It's like, dude. Yeah, it's really that simple. God, isn't it, dude? Yeah, I mean, I still deal with FOMO. You know, I'm human. So sometimes if a line doesn't hit, yeah, I get in. But, you know, you got to keep in mind as long as you have pre-planned trades. And as long as you follow your pre-planned trades, you know, you're going to get results. Holy crap. See, I love this, man. Eric is using all the terminology we're talking about. Pre-planned your trades. Pre-planned your trades. Yeah, I mean, back in March, I had a couple of green days. But I've been breaking my rules, right, when I'm doing my trade review. So I really worked it out like in April, I focused on, you know, pre-planning your trades, stopping out properly, and, you know, just building the good habits, really. It's about, yeah, exactly, process. It's not about, you know, a holy grail set up or whatever. That's the thing we want to understand, man. So you know the strategies work. So when you're doing MIC, you already got the, you already got one leg up, big leg up. I know what strategy is the good point. It's now it's just you forming your own process around the strategies. And part of the process, part of the process includes risk management. And that's the key, that all of these guys on Twitter that's going up, do not have, they do not have risk management. So I love the fact that you are covered, hard stocks, max later loss, things like that. Yeah, I mean, amen. It wouldn't be possible, you know. I mean, I don't want to be like an ass kicker, ass kisser. That's good, bro, that's good, man. You're more ass kicking ass than kissing. I owe my success to all you guys. I mean, Midtown, shout out to Midtown. I love what he, you know, shares with the room. The thing that's cool to hear about all this, Eric, is like, dude, literally everything you just said is exactly what we preach, dude. To the point where trolls are probably gonna be like, oh my God, he's a paid actor. Dude, it's like, you're a perfect example, bro, of like, like, dude, we've never got you on a mic. We had no idea what you'd say today. And you say all the things that we teach, dude. It's like, that's how simple trading can be. And then these are the results that people get, man. It's like, we have thousands of testimonials like this because members get it and Eric gets it. And like, Eric, dude, what was, my one question for you, bro, is like, before joining MIC, like what was the normal, like week for you? Like you just make money and give it right back. Like you said, like, did you have really drawdown periods where you're banging your head against the wall? Oh yeah. You're spreading water? Like- There were so many times I, you know, it's like, why do I even bother? You know, I just like, why do I just torture myself? Well, that's how a lot of people, yeah. Yeah, yeah. I mean, you absolutely like, what the hell am I doing? You know, it's just, so, you know, just that's, that's the hardest challenge for me now. It's just, yeah, sometimes someone by bad habits creep back in. But, you know, during your daily review, you just got to be honest with yourself. I'll be honest with your tab. It's like- Hey, so you have a tab and each night you guys do a daily review? Not each night. We just, yeah, share our charts and, you know- So, here's your tab. Let's go shout out to your tab too. You know what? Yeah, three of my tabs are just AWOL right now. Oh, shit. Why are you trying to do that? Yeah, I got T-Dog and Tim. Yeah, shout out to those guys. Kevin, I don't know. Kevin, I think he's from Daytona. Yeah, he's been AWOL for a bit, but I think he has house projects going on. So, hey, Kevin, if you hear this, I miss you, man. Come back. Yeah, man, I mean, tab groups break and we share each other so that's how you owe one another. I mean, that's the thing. When all three of you guys agree on it play, usually it's good. Yeah, it's really basically, you know, you just constantly need to work. Yeah, Mark, it's just insane. It could easily catch anyone, you know? That's why you have the max lead loss and you have the hard stops, guys. Yep. And you're in Orlando. I'm gonna give a shout out to Claudio. He's doing a meetup over in Orlando, guys. Let's post that again. Hello, hello, right here, right here, right here. Saturday, July 10th, 5 p.m. Right here, man. The little font, too small to read, Claudio. My old man eyes on the bottom left. Oh, man. Yeah, I'd love to do the meetup, but I already booked a trip with my family before that meetup was scheduled, so. I need a magnifying glass, thanks, Sam. Right there, guys. Saturday, June 10th, 5 p.m. Yeah, that would have been awesome. I would love to meet you, guys. Thanks to Claudio for meeting the effort there, guys. Claudio's the man. Seems like every place is fucking closed, except for Florida. It's important to wear a mask again, but like last night, I wasn't looking. Dude, Eric, we're so pleased at your success, man. And again, bro, the whole point of MIC, man, and to kind of leave it on the note of, you know, man, just it's all about passing elevator back down, isn't it? To the guy that goes, dude, I'm having a lot of trouble and I don't understand, can I get some help? That's what he's talking about, man. I've been getting a lot of DMs, and yeah, I welcome them all. I'll help everyone in any way I can, so, you know. That's power of the community, man, seriously. And you guys remember, guys, we created MIC, not just for creating, this is like a everyday country club. Right, guys? Every man's country club. So socialize, Eric's in IT, if another person's in IT, you guys can talk about that, or you know, it's like in looking for jobs through one another, you know, use this as a networking, guys. Not just just trading. So I meant, where else can you meet traders and become their friends that share the same passion as you? So this is a point of MIC, not just trying to copy people's trades and stuff like that. You know, if you want to meet real new friends, this community is fucking amazing. Everywhere you go in the world, you say, hey, I'm in this town, who's here? I'm pretty sure someone from MIC is there. I'm always constantly surprised how awesome the people at MIC are. And I mean, not like I'm surprised, like, oh, I can't believe, I thought that they were. Dude, I mean, members send other members monitors who are just starting out. Like people are best men at other people's weddings. Like, dude, don't underestimate the power of the community in the tab program dude, seriously. And Joe, thank you, Joe Edgula. He sent me a bottle of great whiskey cognac without, he sent it to a bungalow teller, but I still think about this today. I'm like, dude, this is so fucking amazing, man. Yeah, people that really like care for each other and I'm just blown away in touch. Yeah, dude, seriously. So, you know, Eric, thanks for coming on, man. You're a perfect example of why we created MIC and brother just, I love it, dude, and keep doing what you're doing, keep fighting the good fight to anybody who's still having trouble. And dude, ask for help, man, seriously, don't be shy. Ask for help. You could be the next Eric, seriously. Thank you. I mean, thank you for letting me speak here and it's true honor. You know, I love you, Bao. Love you, Tosh. Thanks, bro. Dude, I'm so happy for you, man. It's six months, guys, think about this. It seems, people, I mean, this, he just started, you imagine now for the rest of his life, if he keeps on this track, I mean, this is game changer, life changing, man, you know? And now he's gonna be passing the torch over to the next set of generations, his kids, other members, you know, this is the whole point, you know? Yeah, the reach at MIC is truly limitless and it's not because of me, Bao and us, it's because of every single one of you who continues that legacy to the next. I mean, that's what it's about, man. So, dude, what an awesome webinar. Thanks for coming on, Eric, seriously, man. Thank you for raising your hand, buddy. Yeah, thanks for posting this, man. You guys should not be shy, seriously. Post your success. Post if you're needing help, you know, other members who love to help you out, who love to help you out, too, guys. Don't be shy. Bro, we would have never known Eric was doing so good if he didn't post and be vocal about it. Like, this is a myth, like, don't be shy, guys. We want to see our hard work, like, in you guys prosper, like, like, don't be shy. We want to see your results. That is so inspiring for other members, man, that, you know, dude, since this year, he just, just an up-trender, bro, just an up-trender of a career and the success is only going to continue. So... And remember how he did it, guys. Yeah, do the same thing we preach, process. Absolutely. Because our stuff, risk management, risk management, risk management, follows his rules. I mean, if you break your rules, I don't know how else to tell you, okay? Yeah. There's only so much we can do, man. We don't trade for you. We, you still got to follow your own rules. So I'll leave you guys with this, man. We're going to help you guys. I'll get you in the club, man. I'll answer any questions if you need to schedule. Oh, one more question. Do you use the watch list? Oh, yeah, definitely. That's what made me have an awesome winning streak. Watch list. All right, there you go, guys. We're at the house we do a man-to-man class. Alex, shout out to Alex. Where would any of us be without Alex's watch list every single morning? Even Tom's watch list. It's beautiful. It's got to learn, you know? Yeah. Yeah, eventually I'd like to make my own watch list, but, you know, I'm just, yeah, just slowly learning and just grinding it in there. Think about this, guys. I mean, dude, I'll, like, Tasha, we can't be there pushing the buzz for you. We give you the freaking watch list. We give you everything. Oh, you fucking dude. You just need to place your trades in. And place your own clubs. Dude, ironically, ironically, we're the only community that doesn't give alerts yet. These are better than any alert service that anyone's ever done. Like, that's the funniest part, man. It doesn't even, like. Yeah. That's why I told Bao, I think it was yesterday, you know? Thank you for teaching me how to fish. It's one of the best feeling ever. You know, we teach you how to think for yourself, man. That's what we do for a living. That's a hard part, guys. The learning curve to be honest, the first month is steep, because you're learning. You have to, you're forced to learn. You imagine, like, if you cheat and just copy people's homework, you're not gonna learn anything. So trust in the educational process, right? You're forced to learn. How the hell's to say it? Yeah, that's why some people are, you know, sometimes not in love with that, because they're like, oh, man, I gotta work to make money, fuck that. I'll just go work for my employer instead of a job I hate. Oh yeah, because that makes sense. Like, look at Chris. Look at Chris, I'll find it. Oh, yeah, congrats, Chris. A small account, making 457 bucks. Dude, awesome. So keep finding the good fight, guys. I'm telling you, you got a whole community behind you. This was a community created by people who really genuinely give a shit, man, about other people. And we're here for you. So again, we have every resource. We can't push the buttons for you, but short of that, we have every resource possible to help you on your journey, become the next Eric. Eric's probably gonna become the next Alex, eventually, and just like J.J. practically did. And this is the power of the community, the process of what we do, man. So if you have any questions, two, one, three, four, five, eight, five, nine, nine, seven, maybe text, maybe text secret code, Eric, to my line, and I'll hook you up with a nice discount. If you watch this webinar, thanks for showing up, man. You're awesome. Awesome. See ya, buddy. Val, I know you're about to go get some pho, dude, and I won't get in the way of that. I'll see you guys. Great fucking day, guys. See ya, bro, I'll see you guys. Thanks, guys, I'll see you guys. See you, man. Bye, guys.