 Welcome. This is Melissa Armo with Stock Swoosh and I'm reviewing 2021 results. We're in May. Stock Swoosh show live trading from Advanced Trader Tracking. So this is if you would have risked an advanced risk, which I'll go over in a minute, year to date from January through the beginning of May here we're in 224.583. So let's go over the year and we'll talk about it what an advanced risk is. If you have questions, you can email me at Melissa at the Stock Swoosh.com. You can call me at 929-3200-GAAP. You can follow me on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube or Skype. So earning season is going on right now. We're at the tail end event, getting some retail into the end of the period. It's a great time to trade because you have a lot of gaps. Also, there's been an extreme amount of volatility in the market. Now as an active trader, you can look at that as a good thing. Again, you have to know how to play it though, but if you know how to play it, you can make money using the play on volatility. I should say when you're getting something, selling off, for example, or something moving higher, which is buying momentum. Now for those of you that don't know what I do, I focus only on gaps. That's all that I do for swing trades, day trades, options, anything. This is day trades only that I called in the live room and most of these are shorts. While some of these trades are longs, most are shorts. Why? I prefer to short. And the reason I prefer to short, I'll just tell you here really quickly is because you get big moves that happen fast in shorts. Selling action, momentum to the downside is panicking. And therefore it happens quick and big. So I prefer to short, especially for the day trades. Anyways, we started out the year bowing. We did. Nice profit in that second day. The fifth spy was a loss. You can see here the best days I have, I'm typically only doing one thing. Like if I'm doing two or three trades, I'm probably having a more difficult day. In an idea world, I look at every trade and I, or every gap even in the morning, or I'm just hitting the bullseye and I'm in and I'm out. And that's the way that I tend to look at my trading on the six, two in Facebook, both loss. BU&D was a big winner and Apple was good. BU&D first trade failed. Second trade worked. This is a retake. BA worked NCCL on the eight. We've been getting back to doing BA recently again, actually. That's sure it's been tricky towards the end of last year, but man, I still love to play that. The 11th Twitter Facebook bowing lost, two in Twitter, two in Facebook loss. Then we did another bowing that was break even Facebook. Then finally worked in Apple. 12th was Netflix, huge trade NCCL. BA worked 13th. Twitter was the 14th. WFC, nice trade in the 15th. Forget that that was earnings. I want to say that it was 15th. Yeah, I think that was earnings. 18th closer, Martin Luther King, Twitter, 19th. Nice trade. Netflix fell. That was a nice one. First one lost. Second one, profitable trade. The 21st, UAL. Nice profit. IBM was a good one. Always seemed to have luck with that 22nd. 25th was Apple. Verizon didn't do much in the 26th. Bowing in the spy in the 27th worked. No trades in 28th. Spy lost in the 29th. Facebook won. It was a good one. No trades in the first. Sometimes I'll have something where I don't do any trades. It was no good gaps in a day. That's rare, but it can happen. February 2nd, UPS lost. Spy was a big winner. Q's, two trades, one winner, one loser. Q come one in the fourth. Spy lost. Then break even. Q come lost. Another break even in the fifth. That was a jade. Things just didn't go right. Diamonds won on the 8th. IBM and Apple lost in the 9th. 10th, ACAM, Twitter lost. Then a big winner in Twitter. That was February 10th. Spy lost. Save was a big winner on the 11th. Disney lost. IBM lost. Twitter was a big winner on the 12th. Close to 15th. Twitter, we did a bunch of times. 16th worked. No trades in the 17th. Walmart worked. Then Twitter worked the 19th. Boeing lost. Walmart won on the 22nd. No trades in the 23rd. 24th, we did spy twice. One loser, one winner. Twitter lost. Disney won. That was that day. BBY lost. Twitter lost. Twice. And DBZ won. Foot Locker was easy on the 26th. Spy was easy on the 1st. DDD was easy on the 2nd. Rush was easy on the 3rd. Easy days are good. Spy, one loser, one winner the 4th. That's called a retake. And then on the 5th, GPS just did not work either time. And Facebook lost. That was the beginning of March. Then the 8th. Facebook lost. Apple won. Stitchfix won on the 9th. Spy lost. Stitchfix won in the 10th. Oracle won on the 11th and 12th. Lily won in the 15th. Spy won in the 16th. No trades in the 17th. Apple huge trade on the 18th. Nike won in the 19th. No trades in the 22nd. 23rd, WMC didn't work out. Apple didn't work either. BA was a big one. BA is fun to trade when it works. March 24th, GIS marked. Qs lost. Netflix worked. And Apple, big one too. Spy won. Loser won. Winner in the 25th. Facebook lost. 26th. Apple won. And JPM won the 29th. Apple was beautiful in the 30th. Sometimes I'll keep doing something if I like it. I'll just stay right on top of it. We did that with the Netflix options actually. The 31st was Luz Lu won. Off for the Easter week. 12th. No trades. Fast loss. Apple won. Spy won. BBY break even the 14th. 15th. See lost. Apple won. 16th. MS lost. BA won. No trades in the 19th. IBM won in the 20th. Netflix 2 trades won. Loser won. Winner. LVS lost. 22nd. Netflix won. IOTC won in the 23rd. No trades. 26. UPS. Big winner in the 27th. 28th. Save loss. Starbucks won. Microsoft won. eBay was an easy one in the 29th. Twitter lost. First trade. Second one won in the 30th. But that was a nice guy. Twitter worked again. May 3rd. Microsoft worked May 4th. No trades on the 5th. That was a good day in Microsoft. Spy lost. Uber lost. Netflix lost. Etsy big win in the 6th. BY&E did not work out. I mean it was just a crazy day. Finally the last trade worked but it was late in the day and Shack was a nice winner. QQQ's worked on the 10th. And just to go over here what we were talking about as far as average risk on a trade it's about 2500. Some trades are a little bit less. Some trades are slightly more because I may do an ad in the trade. That's an advanced concept. Again I'm not going to go into detail about that now but if I have something going in my direction, going in my direction I will add to the trade, okay. To basically get heavier in the trade to make it a bigger position as the momentum is going in my direction. But the average risk on this advanced trade or risk is 2500 a trade. I had a question in the webinar last night and someone said about doing you know increasing my risk. I really don't feel the need to do that right now. I think it's really important to be comfortable with your risk. So you can hold through trades to bigger targets and be able to be flexible if you need to do more than one trade a day. So you need to be very comfortable with your risk and if you're not sure about that ask me. So this was, this was the cues. This was just what we did the other day. Beautiful beautiful beautiful move. Again gap down here. Boom did the puts. Gap down here in the 10. Boom shorted it. So again do you have to risk 2500 a trade? No you can risk a beginner risk. You can risk $100 a trade, $200 a trade. You can take 100 shares if that works for you. These are equity trades using margin. You can trade at a retail trading firm. You can trade at a proprietary dating trading firm. If you would like a referral for those you can email me, but you can really trade wherever you want. You do have to have charts. You have to have charts. Oops going back here where you have the data, the day data, the one minute, the daily and you have to have pre-market data too to follow me in the room in order to join the wine trading room to get my live calls. You have to have taken the golden gap course. Okay I have to say that too. Anyways let's just go over this here briefly. Talk about margin. You don't know anything about it. A $40 stock price is 200 shares which is what? 8,000 in buying power. So which you can take with a $2,500 prop account or you go retail place you need $25,000. You get a 4 to 1 margin. It's really your choice where you go. If the stock moves for example dollar your direction you can make 200 bucks $200 a day is $1,000 a week. $1,000 a week is 4 grand a month and many people are losing. So 4 grand a month is a lot. It's 48 grand a year. Okay you can day trade with a beginner account and risk the only difference is your share size is smaller. I say start small and grow it up even if you have the size to take bigger because you've got to get familiar with doing the trades. Some of these trades are quick. We're running out in 5, 10, 15 minutes. You can grow a small account though into a larger account. You have plenty of time to do it. The most important thing is getting to your goal. How long it takes you to get to your goal? No one knows but if as long as you make it as long as you reach the goal that's all that matters. You don't want to fail. You want to win and that's why it's very important to take your time and learn as you go along. So I teach my method in a class called the Golden Gap course. I teach this class once a month. The classroom A is May 15th and 16th 9am to 5pm Eastern time. Cost of the class is $69.99 US dollars. It's the same for every person that takes it. Everyone pays the same price and it's in US dollars. The class is online. If you're interested in signing up email me at Melissa at thestockswish.com. You must email me for sign up forms. Now if you want to do the combo it's the Golden Gap course and the trends course. The trends is May 18th 11 to 3. Cost of the class is $74.99. Class is online. Don't miss this class and it's a good deal. You save half off when you sign up for both at the same time and again this teaches you long-term trends which will help you in your day trading. So information is extremely important. The more information you have the better you're going to trade. The higher confidence and the higher level of conviction. If you're interested or have questions email me at Melissa at thestockswish.com. Have a great day everyone.