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I mean, BBIG, right, big, this is really like, I mean, I put out a watch list on Friday on this one. And, you know, this is just, you know, one of their low hanging fruit that it's, you know, it worked really great. And I think it's been a while since we have, you know, such a good one like this one. So, you know, that's why I want to kind of point out some key points and also, you know, the ideas, you know, really behind that low hanging fruit. And as you can see, as my watch list here, BBIG, right, I put ideally, we get a pop towards 5, 5.5 and 6. So if you look at this, excuse me. So this is the first day it ran, you know, like, you know, typical day one, hot chick kind of stuff. Pre-market tank, pre-market trap, all the shorts here and then squeeze all the way back, broke the pre-market high, you know, you know, it kind of shook out all the shorts that are anticipating this down move and it got squeezed up here. The longs anticipating, you know, the breakout, you know, they got the breakout here and then they just, you know, dump it right after that. So after day one, stock is pretty much broken, broke the support. So to me, the second day on this, this is the true low hanging fruit. Okay, guys. So this is how you determine if this one is the true low hanging fruit or not. Okay. And now back to the watch list, you know, why did I come up with that 5, 5.5 and 6? You know, for me, my personal size, I always want to kind of aim for those who in have the little mark because, you know, in my experience, they work really well. So that's why I wanted to kind of stick to them and also I keep with pivots. Okay. And as you can see here, this is the support, like this is the resistance, you can see 5.3. So you know, give a tag, I want to give it like, you know, 5.5, right? Let's say another one here, you can see this is, you know, the resistance from that. So for me, you know, that's five like area of interest. So 5, 5.5, that's why I choose 5.5. And then there's another one here, which is, you know, pretty, I think it's close enough to pivot 6, 13, so 6, you know, that's why I chose those lines, 5, 5.5 and 6. Okay. And it's just turned out to be, you know, like hitting that lines perfectly. I mean, in pre-market, I think I showed it some here, you know, first time it gets there, I want it, you know, to get some, right? You know, but my thesis is that, okay, so stock is broken. First time it gets there, you know, like it's pretty much like your first bounce. First time it gets to that resistance, likely it's going to rejects because all the longs that trap here is like those are baggies, right? They want a bell. The moment stock kind of gave them any sort of sign or like, you know, a way to kind of get out, of course they're going to take it. So that's my thesis on it. So when it pops to 5, you know, I got in some here, you know, I still have tons of bullets left to kind of, you know, scan into that original plan, which is 5.5 and 6. And you know, it's kind of fell and as you can see right at the open, it's just, you know, went straight into those lines. I mean, let's hypothetically, let's say, if you have like 5, 5.5 and 6, right? I mean, you're probably missed by, I don't know, like a couple of cents here. But the way I scale all the way, like, you know, most of us, you know, Scalzina MIC is, we wanted to kind of get in a little bit, you know, before that whole and a half dollar mark. So 5, let's say 5, I want to get in a 4.90, 4.91, 4.92, 4.93, or whatever, 97, 96, it's way up to you, right? I mean, it's close enough. You don't have to be exactly about one cent, okay? So in this case, you know, I would have probably, and I also, you know, mentioned in the chat, like, I got the 5 already, right? So now, if it gets to this line, I don't want it anymore. I want it higher, because, you know, the first time it gets there, right? And, you know, that's the kind of first resistance short, and usually it tanks after that. So the moment stock came back to this and, you know, to near that 5 line, of course, all those long baggies, they already bell already. So likely, if you want a short bag into that 5 line, it's not as good as the first time, right? The same thing, the first bound is good, the second bound, third bound, fourth bound, you know, it's not so good anymore. Same thing with the shorting here. Hey guys, my name is Toss Bradley. I'm one of the head mentors and moderators of my investing club. If you have any questions about getting started in trading, getting started in the MIC, MIC in general, text me at 2-1-3-4-5-8-5-9-9-7. This is not a robot. It is me directly on the other end of my business line, and we'll get you in the club. We also have special promotions going on that I can get to you, depending on your trading needs. Hit me up, that's the video. Five, I mean, if the move was like, you know, the first one here, right here, and it just like went straight from 4.2 all the way to that six, then definitely I would have, you know, taken some at five. But since it's already got there in the first place, now, if it gets back to this five line, I want higher. I don't want to short into this kind of, you know, resistance anymore. I mean, you could nimble some, you could have small size or whatever you want, scaling in small, just in case, right? Who knows? So, but the thesis is, you know, it gets there already. The second time it's bound, likely it's gonna break. So I didn't want to kind of get that, and I was also busy with OBLN on that day. So I, you know, pretty much completely missed that move. So, but the thesis here is that, are you shorting to that five and then six line? I mean, it's just work out perfectly. Okay, so now it comes to the big part of this video. You know, it's just really the topic that I really want to talk about is, how can you be able to determine, you know, if this low hanging fruit is something that you want to nail in bell, or if something you want to be holding on and, you know, try to add to your winner and try to be patient a little bit more, right? And, you know, it really all comes down to the mid left on the bone, right? The mid left on the actual stock. So what I mean by that is, as you can see, I've kind of explained in my previous video, but as you can see here, the line is saying the stock has been running for the last, I don't know, three, four, five, 10 days. The line is saying here was like, you know, 1.6. Let's say, you know, 1.6 at two, right? And stock ran all the way to 9.4, right? And if you look at this, okay, so let's say hypothetically you're getting 5.5 and six, right? I mean, technically stock like the best case scenario it could tank to like two. And it's like you still have like four bucks on, you know, like basically four bucks, the mid left for the stock to kind of tank lower, right? And on something like, you know, the true low hanging fruit like this, I don't mind to hold, you know, a small piece or like I don't mind to be, you know, adding to my winner and try to be patient more a little bit because I know that stock has enough meat for it to kind of tank lower, right? Instead of, let's let me put another example here. Gene, for example, right? Gene here, like the first day it moves, you know, you're pretty much the same thing, right? And here you can see the second day. This is the second day, right? It barely, you know, move back to that. You know, I also had my plan layout as well. Gene, I would love to see six, 6.3 and 6.5, you know, I was aiming for this kind of this line, 6.6, 6.3 and 6.5. The reason why is that, you know, as you can see the back, the line in the sand here is between four to five. So that's basically the levels that stock has been grinding for the last, I don't know, 10 days or maybe even a month, right? So best case scenario that you could get is stock tank to this high, which is, you know, this is like the resistance and now it's acting as a support. So see this line? So technically, you know, if you were about to short somewhere like 5.5, technically you have only like 50 cents. So on something like this, right? If stock pops to this level, 6 or whatever 6.3, 6.5 that I initially wanted to kind of short into, you know, that would be more like nail and bell for me. So I want a one good pop at open and then cover on the wash. Okay guys, so have a, you know, a wonderful weekend. And I see you guys on Monday. Take care. Thank you guys for being questions. Please text Tosh using the number here. 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