 All right, Cyber Traders, welcome on back here this Wednesday afternoon, February 2nd, 22, 22. Great to see all of us live inside Cyber Group. And if you're joining us once again back on social media, Facebook Live or YouTube, same to be said, welcome on back as well. We have a lot moving, folks. Let's hop right on into it. We have Michael, Patrick, Chuck, Kathleen, all of our members and traders like inside Cyber Group are joining us right now. Looks like we're good to go across the audio and video. So let's hop to it, folks. The HLBZ stock right now is popping. Hey, trying to push back up towards the highs here. Ended up making a pretty solid run upon the market opening up this morning. Ended up making a pretty good move from what? Like 330-ish, 340 perhaps, even when it broke higher. Ended up popping all the way up towards just about 4. Ended up beginning to pull back from that point. So I'll tell you on this, as I say, pretty much on all these small cap stocks where it's very difficult to anticipate a clean move for the afternoon, especially after it already popped and dropped as it did. To see a stock pop in the morning and hold strong through the day and then still be near the highs going into this time of the day right now, that's different. This popped from 330 all the way up to near four, pulled all the way back down to 340, now running all the way back up. This is a different scenario. So, hey, I'm going to put this on our list to begin. We can only hope to anticipate a clean pop and run higher into the market close. But if it ends up making a false break, especially off of the first test of resistance at four, don't be surprised. I would expect a false breakout the first time it ends up testing that major resistance up top at four. All right, folks, so we'll put this on our list to begin. But again, we had a pretty good morning. The market was a little choppy, but making gradual lower highs, lower lows up until 11 o'clock Eastern time. So, I know some nice shorts, at least from SoFi and the AMC trade, at least at first. So, we'll jump to those in a bit. We may as well start with number one on the gainer side here, the MDJH stock, because although the SoFi and AMC shorts were pretty nice to us at first, stock MDJH, give me a quick sec there. I miss clicked. I got my power points running behind this platform here. MDJH, wow, finally starting to make a decent, respectable push up for us right now. But this was one from pre-market where we were pretty skeptical about this at first, very active in the morning at least. But look at the daily chart. Look at the last time it made a big pop. Look at the amount of volume it trades on a day-to-day basis. Prior to today, the last 50 days it was trading, on average, it was trading 137,000 shares per day. That's next to nothing. So, to see a stock trade this much volume in pre-market, I think it was at like, what, like 4 or 5 million by the time the market was opening up? If it's not going to make that big pop you're looking for, then it's going to break support. When it breaks support, support turns into resistance. And from that point, this thing only continued to dump off through the day. Right now, I guess you could say, trying to inch back up. If it ends up making a decent run by the end of this meeting, I'll be more keen to put it on our list. We'll put this on the side for right now, the MDJH trade. All right. So, we keep it going here otherwise. GRW, or GWGH, my trader's dyslexia getting in the way there, ended up making a little bit of a run-up heading into the early afternoon. But again, same to be said, you're dumping back down. Stock probably traded like no volume on a day-to-day prior to this morning. All right. So, HLBZ already on our list, number four, the ETTX. I was hopeful for this stock in the morning, and I already saw the price at 179 on my percent gainers list there. So, I knew that this was moving up higher. I'm a little disappointed. I wasn't able to jump in on this trade. I wasn't looking when this started to run back up, but I was watching this in the pre-market off of 165 myself. And I ended up jumping in at first on a decent chunk of shares, but it didn't make the move I wanted it to make right here. So, I ended up taking a clean break even. I think it was like a penny loss, if anything. But nonetheless, it pulled back. It ended up running up here, but now further more heading into the afternoon, trying to break new highs. So, this ETTX stock, definitely more keen to follow for the meantime here, the ETTX trade. All right. Cool. Decent volume on the order book for right now as well on this one. So, more of like a level one, level two. So, that's like, you know, for anyone here to trade. All right. So, another stock from the morning, like the MDJH trade. This OLB had a nice pop to it at first, right? You know, a little move from like 223 up towards just about 260, but then pulled back. And from that point, I was anticipating a higher low, and then for a run back up, that's where I ended up getting chopped up on this trade. So, I was expecting a lot bigger of a move on this one. I kept taking these like 2, 3 cent losses, 4 cent losses. Really, I was trading it quite frequently in the morning, anticipating the move. You don't want to get chopped up on a trade like this. You got to learn to move on. And you as in me, I'm talking to. So, you got to tell yourself that every now and then. And thankfully, I told myself that much earlier in the day. I did move on, but it wasn't before it did chop me up a bit. So, this stock was a huge disappointment today. Unlike the MDJH, I was anticipating a better move on this from pre-market. Just simply didn't give it to us. So, again, we'll check back in on this stock if we need to later, but otherwise, more so probably tomorrow. All right, we keep it going, folks. We keep it moving. I am in on two trades. And for any one of us inside cybergroup like Chuck or Patrick or Leda, Kathleen Patrick Lawrence, I've only been calling out so few stocks in the chat board. So, you should know to a fair degree which ones I'm in right now, right? And we'll cover those in a bit. They're on the loser's side. Actually, I might be getting stopped out on one of them breakeven, but the other one I'm doing all right on and we'll follow that one likely. So, EPZM as we continue going, it topped off at 150, just going into two o'clock, pulled back down here. So, done so I think for right now, the EPZM. UNG. And as we're looking at UNG, I'm watching on my five minute chart here, folks. The S&P ETF, the spy. Man, this is not breaking lower, is it? It was making these lower highs, double top, perhaps you could say. It was pulling back under the initial high of the day off of 456.39. But just now, the last three to five minutes, really strong pop above that blue line there. So, I'll tell you. I mean, it wouldn't shock me if I get stopped out on one of these shorts I'm in on right now, but otherwise, we'll see where the market can lead us here too by the end of this meeting. All right. So, we'll keep it going otherwise. Pixie here. It's a little slow. It doesn't have too big of orders out there at each price level on the ask, at least. There's some out there up until 138, but if it could break above 38, I feel like there's a good shot for this to make a pretty clean move. And plus, we're pretty familiar with this stock too, dating back to the end of last year. And then obviously heading into January, you could see on the daily chart, it ended up making a really nice run for us then from a dollar up to two. So, for right now, I don't mind putting Pixie on our list here. It doesn't hurt us. All right. So, otherwise, MGI, I called this out earlier by like 145 Eastern, I think, or two o'clock just saying it was at the highs. I took my eyes off it after and still there. So, still gradually trying to make that push up. Just the more it does this, though, it's going to be trading less and less volume per minute. Look at the volume bars. Each volume spike that you see is smaller than the last spike. So, with that, is it going to gain more momentum as we continue to see that? No. So, that's from a little reluctant to put the MGI on our list here. Obviously, it's at the highs and kind of like the Pixie trade, it wouldn't hurt us to put this on our list here. And also, it is shortable. So, if it does pull back, that could be a pretty interesting trade. If you're hearing myself, kind of sell myself into putting this action on our list, I may just do that. Maybe we'll put this on our side list. We'll come back to it at the very end. We'll probably find some stocks that are moving with the market on the way up, although I am short on two major movers here that we typically call out. Let's see. The ISIC trade, I should turn away from this right away, actually. It's only trading 250 or so, 44,000 shares. So, former runner at least, but we'll pass on this. All right. Let's hop over to the loser's list here, folks. Let's see what we have on this side of the field. Got a bunch of stocks that are down big, including first. I'll just jump to number four, the Redbox trade. Fausto had called this one out shortly after the market opened up. Unfortunately, though, it's not just that it's under five bucks. I know some brokers out there. I mean, not as much nowadays, but there's still a couple out there that just have a flat-out rule that say you can't short stocks under five. For trade station, you can, and there are some stocks that are easy to borrow. You don't even need to request for shares. I ended up requesting early this morning and got denied. When Fausto first called us out, I ended up using what's called the Intraday Short Locate app on this and instantly got denied. So, hey, dropped off. Unfortunately, we were not able to short this one. I tried looking for the dead cap bounce on this, though, earlier. I tried jumping it off of 281. I got four cents out of it, I think, at the time. I was looking for a much better pop and just didn't get it. So, right now, this stock only seems to be pulling back even a bit further here. So, we'll pass on this. The warrants that you could see are really the top percent loser, the warrants for Redbox here. I just wanted to jump to the equity first. So, let's just move back up to number two, number three, then we'll keep going otherwise. ELMS, down big. I was anticipating maybe a dead cap bounce of sorts, but I don't think we'll be getting that here today. Logic Bio, I don't know. We just dropped off earlier today. Cheap people owe $1 now, at least. But yeah, I mean, I don't know. This stock's been getting crushed over the last few months even, but for right now, it's just not really likely to make a big pop here. All right. Let's see what else we got. EXC. This stock, it seems flat, but when you zoom in a bit, it's gradually beginning to pull back and the spreads are decent, and it is shortable. It's easy to borrow, right? So, that actually is more tempting to me compared to anything else. So, I wouldn't mind putting this on our watch list for right now. Of course, the PayPal trade, that was a big point of interest for us earlier this morning, coming off bad earnings. Right now, they're trying to push back up here. I'll tell you what, this thing is trading so much volume right now. It's actually locking up my entire platform, believe it or not. I got to move away from this trade pretty quick. I got a few platforms running right now at the same time too. So, SKLZ. How about this? Talking about stocks that are shortable that are under $5, SKLZ near $4 right now. And this stock is near what seems to be all-time lows. Yep. All-time low territory here for skills. SKLZ. Definitely going to put this on our main watch list here. The SKLZ, this one looks a lot better on the way down. It definitely has a lot of liquidity for it to break through in order for it to continue this drop down to $4. But for right now, at least, I'm more interested in a stock like this than crazy or whack year one or something more expensive. I still may put that EXC on our list, but let's see what else we got. Groupon. Ended up making... Actually, let me just jump back to my daily chart here. I was about to say it looks like it recently made a run back up, but yeah, it did make a run back up and we had called this out, if anything. This popped from like 20-ish, 21, up to 31. Day over day, we were following the stock at the time. It was trading over 10 million shares on that bigger candle. But hey, that's why we could say it's more of a familiar name. It's a stock that we're more used to at least. It's near the lows, looks a little slow, but recently broke under 24. It looks like there's some big selling interest already on the bid there. GRPM. I think I'll save my trades for last because I don't see them on the losers list actually here. I mean, they're down, but they're not in the top 38 or 50, however much this is. Definitely some familiar names otherwise. CLVS. This one's too slow. It is shortable. I guess Square Moving With PayPal. I know Norman had wrote that earlier as a comment. For the most part, he's right. I mean, similar companies. Real, R-E-A-L, 2.9 million shares. It's near the lows, $8 stock. I could put this on our list if I really want to. I just don't really feel a huge need to. I mean, it's not moving too fast. If it ends up pulling back a bit further, then we'll likely call it out as it will pop back up on our radar again later on today after 3 p.m. But for right now, at least, I don't know. I just want to kind of reserve the last couple of slots on my watch list here for anything that's moving either a little bit faster or trading more volume per minute. This is only trading about 4,000-5,000 shares per minute. All right, let me tell you the trade sign. Sofi, I am literally, right now, about to get stopped out, or what seems to be literally. One more penny that is at least, and I'll be stopped out a minute from 12.28 on the short. But otherwise, a trade that Chuck just covered right now inside our live trading room, Chuck C. just closed out with $0.27. He was in on AMC short from $0.1620. Chuck, I'm in from $0.1632. $0.31.5. Ended up making a nice move up there. I was calling that out going into the early afternoon, or rather, even the late morning, I think. I was anticipating a lower high off of $0.1630. So with that, hey, I mean, ended up taking the trade. I watched it at the time, make the pop up there. I actually made a pretty wacky spike up. Heading into that 1 p.m. time slot there, ended up popping from like $0.1600 up to $0.1640. And then when it pulled back down, I ended up jumping in from that point. So I'm going to hang on to this trade. I'm actually still in on Sofi, I believe or not. It didn't stop me out just yet. I'm not going to put Sofi on our list. That thing looks dead. AMC on the flip side, though. I'm becoming a sucker for AMC. I mean, hey, for any stock that could fall back within my price range that I typically scan for, you know, a former runner is like, you know, I mean, I don't think AMD, advanced micro device is going to pull back ever within my price range again. But, you know, if that ever were to be pretty interested in trading it, otherwise stocks like Peloton, you saw me recently trade again Lucid, you know, Neo, hey, if they fall within my price range again, why not? Especially if they're tradable both ways. Chuck says, spy breaking under 457 will increase or will pressure the AMC short, meaning that the pullback Chuck's anticipating here. You know, I was hoping for that pullback Chuck much earlier today. So at this point, it's like, I don't know how much I'm led to believe it's going to make a sharper pullback, the spy at least now at this point, you know, if it holds here and runs up a little bit higher, then at that point, I'll be getting out of my AMC short. But, you know, that's a very good observation, though, because, you know, hey, if it holds under 457, then we should expect a much bigger drop, right? All right. So I'll tell you, folks, I mentioned it from Monday, but, you know, we'll be doing more crypto videos on our YouTube channel coming up in the next week or so, you know, for all of us on YouTube, just go right or for all of us on social media, Facebook, at least just go right to our YouTube channel for that. That's youtube.com slash cyber trading you know, over the next week or so, I'll be making more, you know, crypto videos in particular, like the one I made about a week and a half, two weeks ago, right? So in reference to that, let me pull up the Bitcoin chart. We'll talk briefly about the Bitcoin chart right now and a couple of observations I want to reiterate, but then also an observation I want to show, something I actually realized myself today. So this all has to do with basic charting or otherwise just, you know, indicator or otherwise moving averages. So notice that we ended up seeing Bitcoin begin to make the pullback up above this dashed red line. This is just simply the midway point between major support off of 40, 41,000 and then the next major bottom that happened back from the summer of last year off of 29. That's just simply the midway point. I wasn't expecting it for it to be that clean of a slingshot instantaneously, but it made it. I was expecting an eventual retracement back up, but I was saying to be careful for a couple of reasons, you know, just simply just like we talk about with basic stock trading, you know, major support is likely to become a major resistance at some point. So, you know, simply put the darker red lines off of 40,000 and 47 or 40,750, you know, those lines I'm anticipating just to be cleaner resistance. And it has been holding underneath that generally speaking. It hasn't even popped up to 40 yet. But otherwise it's holding under the 500, the 500 EMA on my daily chart. That was the bigger talking point that I even had for you there, you know, with it breaking under that 500 EMA as cleanly as it did, I wouldn't have expected for that to be such an easy pop back above it. So, the combination between those two created a pretty big resistance. You know, you happen to have just a straight down trend line off the high. Is that alone adds to, you know, the resistance that's been holding here. Now, here's the observation I want to make, though, because I just realized this like today, you know, there's only so much that you can focus on and so much you could focus on before you pull your hair out from just overwhelming yourself. But for anyone that uses EMAs in particular, let's say the two and 500 EMAs, you know, you happen to have what's called the golden crosses and death crosses where, you know, when they cross each other in either fashion, it could lead to a bullish or bearish reaction. So, I know I already have enough lines here folks. My apologies if this is very confusing with how many lines are on this chart. But if you happen to see, it might be a little difficult from the colors here, but the purple lines that I just drew actually represent this here. That's actually a golden cross where the 50 EMA broke above the 200 and then otherwise here is what's called the death cross. So, these actually create points of resistance and support over time for a trade, whether it be a stack or, you know, crypto here. So, we could talk more about that, you know, later on this year as we continue to build up our crypto curriculum that we're developing. But nonetheless, ended up holding right under the golden cross right here at 39-2 basically, 39-3. You know, perhaps it broke above it by maybe a couple hundred points, but otherwise look at the reaction after. That's what we care about. We care about the reaction. So, the reaction after, none too pretty. I mean granted, look at where the markets are today. Look at the spy. Spy was pushing up today, up, up and away it goes, right? Why isn't Bitcoin going with it? I think there's a slew of reasons, right, that, you know, there are reasons that I don't know about, fundamental reasons, you know, perhaps with, you know, just otherwise, who knows, the economy altogether, banning of Bitcoin, whatever it may be. But in terms of technicals and just straight charting, that alone tells me that, you know, Bitcoin's likely to make the pullback. And I was saying that a week ago, a week and a half ago. So, here we are now, you know, at this point, I'm waiting to buy more. I haven't bought in a little while. So, I'm just going to sit on my hands a little bit and just wait for things to pull back further or maybe some good news comes out over time. And then we could try and, as I say, improvise and react from that point, all right? Current time 251 and a half. So, if there's any other stocks, folks, lastly for me to look at, just type it in the chat board otherwise. I did get stopped out on SoFi. That was break-even trade. So, okay. Just going to look at MDJH quickly. That was the only stock I kind of had on our, you know, side list, so to say. And right now, this thing is just dragging back down. So, it's not too tempting now at this point. Let me bring up my Benzinga Pro here pretty quickly. It looks like the HLBZ stock is trying to push up a little bit more. Yeah, it tried to, well, it did break high the day. It hasn't tested for just yet, but it's still on its way. So, that one's already on our list. But, you know, hey, that's why we always say we don't need to add any other stocks on there, as I literally say that. MGI, I just got the ping from Benzinga's Signals page that this is breaking a new high as we speak. So, this was the other one I kind of had on the side. So, you know, hey, we'll at least put this one on. It's pushing up higher right now. It also is shortable. So, if it comes back down the complete other way, if this is like a false break here, then that could be pretty interesting, right? Or otherwise, if it keeps pushing up, then your next major resistance you would assume, at least to be off of 10, 10 bucks. So, if it ends up making a pop and drop from there, that could also be a pretty interesting, you know, setup to watch. All right, folks. Let's see from Tom, annual member, quick explanation. What are the parameters of a slingshot? So, Tom, so that's something I could take a little more time to talk about in our weekly workshop, Traders Talk. And I'm not just saying that to Tom. And I'm not going to push this question off. We'll answer that right now. But I want to mention that, though, to Tom and all of our new members that are joining us here or recently new members that are still getting to, you know, become familiar with what we do. So, you know, just keep in mind any specific trading questions that you have, always feel free to ask me in Traders Talk. You could always private chat me on the side during the market hours of the day. Now, in terms of a slingshot, that means a big break under a big support level, but immediately or very shortly after, it breaks right back above that same level. And it runs up really quickly from it. That's a slingshot. So, it breaks under and then right back above. But again, that's something that we could take a lot more time to talk about in our workshop and in the Cyber Group Room Traders Talk or otherwise throughout the Phase 2 curriculum mainly. Phase 2 and Phase 2. All right, folks, that just about wraps it up for me here, though, I think. So, folks, for all of us on Facebook Live, for all of us on YouTube, I appreciate you joining me each and every day, each and every afternoon. 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