 Chart this stock folks. Let's see what happened at least from pre-market because this will really kind of dig into our strategy in a nutshell. Bookmap looks like a mess here looking after the market opened up. These are all the times that got halted. All these dots are every time virtually where it ended up getting halted and reopened up. It looks so messy. So we're actually gonna go into that in just a little bit. Let's go into the pre-market first. And with that, I wanted to go into a trade. I ended up chatting with one of our students unnamed about this just from the morning and they ended up having a little frustration on the stock at first from pre-market. So after this thing popped up as much as it did in pre-market right away, I'm more inclined to follow the 50 cent levels and a whole number of prices. So 50 cents, $1, $1.50, $2. Just anything given this extreme of a pop-up this early in the morning, I'm just more inclined to do that, especially for a cheap stock like this. The more expensive it gets, then I'll be more inclined to just focus on the dollar levels. One, two, three, four, et cetera, right? Now with that in mind though, well, hey, I would normally focus on a dollar anyway as a key level here. The fact that it shows on Bookmap, the CVP column right here, it shows that $1.99 or so is a price where we saw more volume get traded off of from this early consolidation than anything. So if our whole MO is to follow the big money, then we definitely know, looking at this, that $1 is a pretty big resistance. It needs to crack over a dollar pretty quickly or have that get flipped into support if I'm led to believe this will continue. That's my first thought. All right, so over time it drops off. Now here is where things get interesting. Let me ask us really briefly for Wayne and Grant and any of our students perhaps, you'd be more quick to answer this, but as a new member or trial member joining us, I feel more than free to participate too. Since I moved over the image a little bit more to the right side there, where do you have resistance showing now? What seems to be resistance now on this JSPR? We have a support right around like 95 cents, big iceberg order, kind of like being toyed with here on the bid. This is support, but where do we seem to have resistance? We'll dig into it a lot further coming up. We'll zoom in. Grant, Ravina, Wayne, and Charles right around that 104 ish, like just the orange, right? And hey, in terms of seeing this actually be resistance, well, the longer it's there, the more respect I give it. So it really is showing here at this point, this is like just about nine o'clock, 8.48, 8.49. It's there for about 10 minutes. It's there for about 10 minutes, right? So you know what, I'll respect that. That seems to be a pretty big level for right now on this trade. Seemingly, it's trying to move up or holding under this price. So I'm led to believe at least going into the market open that my first big level would be 104. Right around that 104, 105. I'll just move the line right there. All right, so what happened after? Well, the first test of that level, it quote unquote held it. It made a false breakout. It popped above it. You have a bit of a green spike right here on my trade station chart. Looks good, but came back down, okay? Well, this is where we could at least begin to focus on core principles with buying a stock. And this could apply to any trade that is showing momentum to the upside. But in terms of this specific trade here, we had a resistance at 104, okay? Well, the question that we wanna ask ourselves is, what happens if history repeats itself? I don't mean that in the sense of a false breakout and for it to pull back. Like that's not what I'm referring to here. I'm referring to the buying because for every time that we see this break over 104 or that resistance, we're seeing some good buying. So the issue on this trade this morning in pre-market, like why it was so tough after 830 at least, you know, it broke down from a dollar and moved back up, but we had this like iceberg at 104. And that was creating the resistance afterwards. So, you know, as soon as it really rebroke, key word, rebroke resistance, well, it ended up leading to a great squeeze afterwards, didn't it? So in terms of following the big money, I mean, this could be easy to say, but book map clearly showed a resistance at 104, right around there, 104, 105. And it ended up leading to a nice pop, but here's one of our core philosophies. It's not just following the big money and following big icebergs, but what happens if history repeats itself? I'm a cyber group member today. Just click the link below and receive all these amazing products and a world of knowledge for just $9. Do it today.