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Whereas normally a stimulus package or an increase of debt to the federal government would be like a big metal finger to investors. Apparently it's not, apparently it's pretty bearish. Apparently people want the package. Oh yeah, old Joe Biden announced his running candidate, Kamala Harris, is that what it was? Yeah, Kamala Harris. I'm sorry, Kamala, but this just seems like a power play, to be honest with you. Asian American, female, black, oh my God, couldn't have hit the nail on the head better, Mr. Biden. I mean, you couldn't have played to everybody's likings better. Like holy shit, did you just not, you just secured, not to say that I don't agree with Kamala Harris's beliefs and politics and stuff like that, but it just seems, it just seems like less, it just seems more strategic than anything. All right, that's all I'm gonna say and I'm gonna move on from that. It just seems to me, that's a middle finger to the minority classes. Like, hey, let me just put this black Asian American female vice president in here because all the things that you guys didn't want, and you gotta elect the white man, you gotta elect the old white man and then I'll put her in. Like fuck you, Biden. Man, what a dick move. Sorry, and I'm not racist by any means, prejudice in any scenario. I'm probably the most open-minded Texan you'll ever meet. To put it like that. But holy crap, was that just a middle finger to everyone in my opinion? I mean, that was just a slap in the face. Anyway, okay, I'm not talking about carrying into expiration, but this is a way to determine value. If I hold these, $13, all the way to expiration, and I exercise, right? My new average is going to be 500 shares from 1740. So I need to justify either selling my options or holding the stock, which 99 times out of 100, this is the less profitable example, okay? You're almost always going to sell the option because it's going to yield you more money. Unless you're just trying to turn into a long-term shareholder, which I think is, beside the point, you can always just sell the options and then just buy the stock, realize the profit and just buy back the stock. Holy shit, I can do that? Yeah, you sure can, you sure can. And just risk whatever you made, 50%, 25% whatever you've already yielded, et cetera, et cetera, okay? So let's talk about understanding Delta here. The theory or the question was and is, I won't make any profit until my calls are in the money. So let's say I buy the $11 strike or the $13 strike when the stock is trading at 11, what happens? Well, okay, and I'm going to clean this up so you guys can understand a little bit better, but let's get rid of this. Yes, yes, Orin did warn me on Dell. He did warn me that Dell moved super slow. Intel, INTC, what about it? Looks gross, that's my thesis on Intel. That chart looks like crap because it is in theory a power crapper. So, I mean, that's a power crap if there ever was one. What's AMD doing? I haven't checked on all AMD in a few days. Jesus Christ, just fucking buy day two, day three and just fucking let it run. Hey guys, my name is Toss Bradley and I'm one of the head mentors and monitors at my investing club. If you have any questions about getting started in trading, getting started in the MIC, and MIC in general, text me at 213-458-5997. 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, back to the video. Forward splits earlier when a company creates a different class of shares, why does that dilute the stock price? For example, Berkshire class A, class B, but it seems it did not dilute when they created the class B shares. If I'm not mistaken, they don't all trade class A and class B in that same instance. If I'm not mistaken, Berkshire Hathaway trades class A and class B, which is very similar to Google, which is why you've got Google and then you've got Google. This is the class A shares. This I believe is like the conglomerate option. It's just different avenues of shares trading openly in the market. I'm sure somebody else has a fancier answer for that. That's my best 40 up. So, win resorts. Oh, look at that. Yeah, yeah, when resorts is doing all right, it seems. I'm not very interested in it because I was never really interested in the casino resort stuff at any point. Just, you know, not my thing. Yeah, ZM, I do like the potential of a first green day on ZM. I really love this 220 line. All right, like that there. It's been a long time since I've traded Zoom. Hope tech comes back. Yeah, or what must set dodge coin. Oh, Jesus. You know, I don't, what did Disney finish at? I've been watching Disney. What's Snap doing? Nothing. Oh, there's another one, not in tupperware. What was it? Pins, Pinterest? What's Pinterest at? 3440? You know, I kind of like Pinterest around 34. Can't hate on it. I don't know if this works in small caps, but when you have something that is really efficiently priced and it's riding a trend, if there's a moment of panic like this, oh man, it works so well. To just, it's just an additional confirmation that way that I don't buy the midpoint. And so to give you guys an idea is I like this, and I can share this indicator with you guys, it's really nothing fancy. I am not left-handed, but by God, if you looked at my drawings, you would think I am. So when the deviation bands are set further apart like this, so look at the difference. You see how close these are like this? Close, super close. This is what you call an inside day, okay? The guys over at Tasty Trade kind of like coined that term. So the way I define it is when these bands are super tight like this, I don't like to buy panic because it's not real panic, okay? It's not panicking or anything like that. I like there to be a good distance between the bands like this. Good separation because then I can actually get down and dirty into this. So you can see how these bands are tight, tight, tight, and then they start to spread. When they start to spread out and you're coming into this pivot point, you can have a lot of faith in that level there, but you are trying to pick a bottom. And so you have to size accordingly. Here's my settings. So you guys can see this day, think, script or yes, no, one, two, three. This is how it looks. If you just upload that right there, it should have my settings already. It should show up like that. So in Amazon, notice this right here. In Amazon, when the bands finally spread out, it's still kind of too tight. This is one of those scenarios where you could take a trade, you catch the bottom, sell in the push to VWAP, and there you go. Same situation here. We would not be long into this panic zone. Why will we not be long into this panic zone? Because there's no pivot point. There's no point to match up with this, okay? Zone plus line. So in the same situation, this is a white, you see these zones, how they're wider? These are wider zones are more spread out, okay? This is when we have euphoric buying, okay? Spread, these zones get spread out, but notice how long it stays in this euphoria. This is why you don't try to pick tops on the short side. Notice how long it stays here. And you flip this in reverse, and you notice when they touch the panic zone into a pivot point, it's like one candle, and then bloop, there's your bounce. This, you're scaling short from 3140 to 3150 to 30, and you're just like, fuck me, it's like one, two. These are five minute bars. So this is five, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45 minutes. Finally, for the love of God, it finally pulls back, and it doesn't even go to VWAP. This is why it, yeah, right? And then bounces. It's just like, oh God, here we go again. So it's just one of those situations where I'm not the biggest fan of it. I don't do it in the afternoon. I like it in the morning. It's kind of that morning panic situation. All right, folks, well, it's been fun. It's just what, wait, it's still fun. I have to tell jokes twice when Ed sends around because he's like, hang on. I don't understand that word in English. Say it again. He's like, I got a process. One second. Say it again. Oh yeah, phase like, I'm sorry. Windows 95. All right, folks. Well, it's been fun, and it's been real, but it ain't been real fun. So, adios, ladies and gents. Until next week, when we do it all again. See you later.