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It's Tom Diesel here. I hope you guys had a great weekend. Today, I'm going to go over some of the pretty important topics. I think I've discussed it earlier or before, but since I've been getting so many DMs asking about it. Also, I saw some of the questions from the weekend mentoring yesterday, so I thought it could be a good idea to do this in depth a little bit and more details. Today's topic is going to be how to grow a small account. Before I even start, I just want to let you guys know something that growing a small account is probably one of the hardest things that you will ever do in your life. At least to me, it is hard when it comes to trading and you don't have much capital to kind of risk or to kind of trade, and it's really hard. It requires more than your thing. But the good side from this is if you be able to handle all that and to be able to grow your account from whatever amount, 1,000, 2,000, 3,000 or 5,000 into 50K, 100K or 1,000,000, the skills and the knowledge will stick with you forever, and that's a good part. But it requires a lot of work compared to those who are having already 30K, 50K or 100K that can do more trades and also for you guys that are under PDT as well. I'm just fortunate enough that I'm not a US citizen, so I can trade freely from offshore brokers. That's one of my advantages. But for those who are under PDT, it's really hard. I completely understand it, you have to be a sniper every day and trying to grow that account with less trades in a week. So I'm just going to quickly go over some of the key points here and also I will go into the details about the setup. One of the most, I mean one of the two setups that I used to grow my small account was the low hanging fruit and the deathline. So I'm going to go over that today. Let's go through some key points here. If you want to grow your small account, you need to have a foundation. It's like when you're building a house, you see a huge house, big mansions like BauXplain. It comes really from, in the beginning it's like brick by brick. Same thing here, if you want to have a 100K account or a million account, it needs to start somewhere. It needs to start from 10 bucks, 100 bucks, 50 bucks. And that's the foundation. It's not about how much you make in a day. It's not about how much you make, but how you make it. And I think BauXplain is sending, I don't know, have a video on that, the short video and it's really about how much you can make. You can do that consistently. It's not a profit, but how you make that determine your success as a trader, making one big P&L, that means shit. But learning how to make 100 a day consistently will change your life forever. So that's basically the point I'm trying to make here, the foundation. What is really the foundation? I mean, it's the edge, the pattern you see day in and day out and to me, my foundation or the one that I use the most to be able to grow the account is based on these two setups and proven data. You have the outcome of, you know, if you trade them day in, day out, you can save it somewhere, I mean Excel sheet or anything to back task and write down everything that you need for the future reference. But the two setups I use the most is the low hanging fruit and the death line. So I'm going to go over this. How can you define a true low hanging fruit? And these questions, it's been asked yesterday and we can mentoring as well and how to scale into those lines, how to size up and everything. So first of all, you need to define what is the real, you know, low hanging fruit, right? And we have tons of videos on that in MIC archive in videos. But to me, the low hanging fruit is the one that move. It was like a hot chick. I mean, the low hanging fruit is real broad term, but you need to define which one is the true one, right? The true low hanging fruit that you can trade off. So to me, for example, Blin, right, BLIN, yesterday, Friday, sorry. It went up, you know, huge. Basically, it was a hot chick, right? But then as I, as, as R&E came along and, you know, took over the attentions and everything. But the point here is BLIN is it's going to be a true low hanging fruit on Monday because it had a move on Friday, you know, good volume, everything. And it already died yesterday from Friday. And so we want to see something like this prior day before that had a huge run, right? Trap all the lungs here and then dies off, right? And basically the stock is dead. And what we're going to do on Monday is we're trying to shot into that pops because all of this you can see here, those are the baggies, right? We want a stock to be kind of dead. It's already dead on Friday. And on Monday, we want for the stock to pop back into those levels because of the baggies here, they probably will sell it like they will sell into every pop. And that's the thesis of the low hanging fruit, right? But it has to die. But on something like SR&E had a huge move on Friday, right? But you can see here, it hasn't died off yet. You know, maybe this is a support, this is hasn't broke yet. This one, I mean, the stock, if you draw a trend line here, you can see the stock is still uptrending, right? Look at this stock is still uptrending. You could say it's a low hanging fruit, but it's not the true one. It's not the one that it's going to work because stock hasn't died off yet. But bling, it's already broke this support, right? See, this is the major support right here. Has some right here as well. Yeah, I could say this, but this is to me, it's more like a true death line. And yeah, we're going to go over that. But basically on Monday, I'm looking to short into the pops. And here is the key line that I just drew. And you know, the basket scenario, it's going to pop to this line. Or I'm going to scalp from this line as well. You can draw a line yourself into, I don't know, like this line. Pretty important for me. And basically all you can use the pivot. So I'm going to use that. Those are the key lines that I'm going to short into. I mean, you can plan your trade based on that on Monday. And just use, you know, if you draw a line here, you can see it's clear. This line, you know, 1.8 or this 184, whatever. That's the key point for when it comes to define a real low hanging fruit, right? We want something that had a huge move on the day before. Good volume, you know, and dies off already. It has to dies. It has to be that to be able to become a true low hanging fruit in the next morning or the next day. If this one is still strong, yeah, you could say and you're still low hanging fruit. But it's not, you know, the real one that we're looking for. We have a lot of videos talking about this. So yeah, so that's the low hanging fruit. And the second one here, I'm trying to show you guys the deadline. It's a term when the stock breaks the major support or if you want to look for a true deadline, it has to be the last support of the stock. I mean, BLIN to me, the true deadline is under this line, 147, right? I mean, you know, once it's under that, it's over for long. As the stock develop throughout the day, you can see the major support is from this line, right? It dips here in the pre-market. And once this broke, I mean, to me, that's, you know, more a death line compared to this because this is the true one, but there's not much meat left. You know, 1.5 here, you can get, I don't know, like 1.3, like 20 cents out of it, max. But as you can see here, you know, when this line as well, this is a support as well, once broke this, but this is the key line. This is the major support. Once you crack that, it never came back. And to me, that's more like the secondary death line. That's what I like to use as well, but it doesn't have to be a true deadline. But if you want to play it safe, you know, really safe, you know, like a probabilities kind of game, if you really want to play it safe, you can wait for this to crack. But keep in mind, you have to make sure there's enough meat left on the way down, right? To me, this is, you know, a true death line, but there's not much meat left. So I'm not even interested. But if this is the last support, it was like here, then I would definitely wait for, you know, a true death line to confirm. You need to figure out the meat of the move as well left. And also guys, the death line only applies to the day one. So hope it's helpful and wish you guys had a great the rest of the week. And I'll see you guys on the next time. Take care. Thank you so much for watching our video. 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