What's going on, guys, welcome back to the channel. Appreciate you guys tuning in. Today's gonna be like a mix of the small account with some analysis. Unfortunately I can't show you guys the like execution of yesterday's trade. that caused a loss because there were zero uh DTE options so that option chain is no longer available. So I can't really pull the chart up of that. Um, so anyways, we'll just kind of jump into this regardless. So yesterday I end up taking a loss about like 70 bucks or something because this was at like 770. So somewhere around like 70 bucks. Um, yesterday because the account was like 770 yesterday. Um, so anyways, took a loss. The trade was a short now arguably if I was sitting in front of my desk all day as opposed to bagging leaves at my rental property kind of peeking in on the phone. Maybe things would have been different, but bottom line, Um, it was a loss. Now, part of the reason it was a loss is just because the market was moving very slow. Um, premiums weren't really getting Juiced Uh, there wasn't a ton of volatility. Now if I would have done my job correctly, all would have been fine. Um, but but yeah, that wasn't the case. so we'll jump into it. So let's pop into this screen here and we'll kind of run through what the trade was and objectively what I was going for which ended up working. Um, but obviously my timing was slightly off. So pretty much um, you could say my go-to strategy at this day and age is the 1050 SMA cross and then from there adding multiple different things that aligned within that same system. So let me bring this chart down really quickly. Okay, all right so looking at this screen here, this was the Bearish Cross and let's put this, um, let's bring this down a little more and we're going to bring up like a one minute chart over here. Okay, uh, five day, one minute. Well, I guess that works, but I'll do a five minute, All right. So we got a bearish cross just the other day. All right. So that bearish cross happens right here. Okay, so that's a sell signal in the market. That's when the cross happened. Um, okay now I had started shorting um, this top right right in here and then um, I was red. all right. Was it there or was it back here? It's hard to say because I can't bring up the trade, but I'm pretty sure I started shorting like in this top right? Um, somewhere in here now. Ultimately, we kind of chopped around for a half minute um, which then ate up uh, zero DTE play because we just weren't moving and then we got this little drop so kind of right that we got to move down but ultimately just came back retested demand. Um, and I went green like maybe a couple bucks on the trade right here and decided like yeah, I'll give it another second Not Gonna Take It Off you know, basically seeing if we can push to the low which was kind of the plan. we got close enough I should have took it in demand anyways, but ultimately took a trade here looking for an ultimate breakdown uh, yesterday or just an aggressive snap below the lows. Um, and I got in here and truly I should have been entering here and it's not that I didn't necessarily know to enter there. um that that is literally the strategy strategy is to enter there and I can show you how to kind of get that as your entry yesterday. um I chose to take an entry right around here which was close enough to where I wanted to get in. that I kind of went for it and I wasn't entering randomly because this was a top. I was entering because this price point right here, um was in fact the I think it was the PPI anchor V web which is on the next chart so ultimately got short here. went like barely positive and then got caught right in this pop candle and took it off for like a 70 loss. Um, and then you'll see the move that ends up happening shortly after, right? we get here. we get whacked and then overnight we get whacked super hard, right? So the reason for going short here and really supposed to be going short here is because this is the sell signal in the market and I'll show you that. So this is the Bears cross that's a sell signal so it happens here when that happens or if it's a buy signal I buy the first pullback if it's bullish or basically the first um, throwback into our anchor V web which was here and here yesterday. Now since I was training the small account, this is like one of my I guess you could say A Plus setups or golden setups if you may. So that's why I kind of screwed myself a bit because I knew we could have a really nice move here I'm working on my rental I don't necessarily want to miss it just in case, but it's also one of my a plus setups. So I decided to take on extra size not as exercise, but it pretty much I think it took in like 500 on that account. so pretty much use the whole account that small account for this trade. and to me it kind of makes sense on the small account when this is sort of an A plus setup. it makes sense to kind of go bigger on this one. So pretty much went big here. got eaten a little bit on time Decay got a move in my favor but not the move I'm looking for and so if I would have taken uh, the proper entry which was supposed to be here then I would have caught this down flush. probably would have took some profit on that move um and maybe have held a small what was Zero DT So I would have been doing that. Um, but yeah, that that pretty much would have been the play now. Uh, let's get into the chart to kind of help you understand that. So we end up taking a loss basically based on a few factors which was entry time Decay and me not being in front of my computer screen all day every day. Okay, so this is the bearish Cross here. Okay, that big white line through the middle. That's the bearish cross. When looking at the Smas, that's the actual cross. The white line is the reference points on a smaller time frame. Okay, now when we get a bearish cross like this, it would be a sell signal 10 below the 50. now something that I do. Additionally, alongside of uh, just using the Smas is I also had volume weighted average prices in relationship to the system. So this was the 10 SMA break. So pretty much when we get a bearish cross I anchor a volume weighted average price to here because if you think about it right, if this is a bearer signal and that's a bearish attempt into the market, it didn't truly start here, right? It really kind of started here and here and here, right? The participation of the market that started selling here resulted in that cross. So this is a very key moment when the 10 SMA breaks, especially if it leads into a bearish cross afterwards. right? Because that would kind of be the Pinnacle start point of the bearish move that then creates the bear signal and then the cross. So for me, um I anchored right to kind of the break point of the tennisame the other day. Um, so no, let me rephrase that it when we got the cross. Well, let me rephrase that I already anchored to here before the cross in anticipation we're going to get across. So I just kind of anchored here in the first place to go. Okay, this is kind of where our resistance will be at and that's our ideal entry point for a swing down if, um, if we get across. so we get the cross, this is the anchor view app of the 10 SMA that leads the market down into the cross. That's our throwback resistance. low risk entry point before we swing move down. So I've practiced this many times, back tested a bunch of times and you know, even to even the other day right, still kind of goofed up and did it wrong. Now, Ultimately, if I took on a swing position you could see it would have it would have banked. Um, if I would have just waited properly for my entry point as opposed to kind of trying something slightly new. Um, we would have been fine and so part of the problem. Me losing yesterday on that trade was I mixed in a sort of a new Er strategy thing I've been playing around with as opposed to kind of sticking solely to I don't say my older strategy but the Bare Bones and foundation of the the strategy um so kind of mixed both of those together when I shouldn't have if you may. Um, so anyways, so that's the 10 SMA break. That's the Bearish Cross. This is the first throwback into our volume weighted average price of the new Bearish trend. So that's entry. Here's future markets entry. Okay, and so this is the CPI of the previous. uh, Bullish Cross. This is the So this is the Anchor View app of the CPI release. This is the anchor V-wap on the 10 SMA from the PPI release. this is the Bearish Cross. This is our new resistance level that we short into. This is our old support level and pretty much when this happens it becomes a battle of this volume and this volume and in this move against this one. So all of the old dip buyers and support level Traders here on this V-wap are now battling against the new Bearish signal and all of the participants like myself that are now entering trading bearish off of these V-waps trying to break the market down. Now it's not. Yeah, and that's pretty much it. So yes, um so this is. this is. a golden play here, right? A Lot of times, Not a lot of times. I Will tell you this nearly every single time. I Yes, just I'll just put it out there. this trade will nearly work every time. that's why I say it's an A plus setup. It can turn out like this where it's just kind of a dinky one. It can turn into an intraday move that's like that. Um, but ultimately, there's almost always a guaranteed win trade right there. Weather was bullish or bearish, right? So as soon as you get across, you pretty much short the first throwback into the View app and Target the lows on the day and if you break and it flushes, then you're banking. um, or if it's a bullish cross, you buy the first dip into the V-wap and then trade back to the highs. and if you break and you continue up, then even better. So um, going forward into tomorrow pretty much this is what it looks like, right? That's your Trend So this is when we flip bullish so you're up. Bounce Bounce Bounce Resistance knife PPI Release Break Bounce Oh I Deleted that line on accident. So higher highs off Support Doink Roll Roll lower high formation Um snap down into this day: Hold CPI Support Create the Bearish Cross That's your first tag into the new volume Weighted average resistance downtrend level um down And then this is your CPI support break. So support just broke the volume weighted average price of the last Bullish Trend just broke. Um, so now it becomes a um, excuse me, it becomes a um so yeah. So pretty much Now you are. You are bearish below this level and in pretty much all these levels so you can kind of see how. we bounced into it today and then sold down and then bounced in today and now we're starting to solve. So we're not bullish anymore in the market. This is a lower high setup off of previous resistance or well, this is previous support, new resistance. In reality, we just shifted bearish. here. we have Bearish View apps now trickling us down and so we trade down until pretty much this Zone gets taken out right and and pretty much you'd be trading from here targeting back down to there kind of deal. Um, so the last thing that I'll touch on here you might be asking about is like what is this line here So this is kind of a part of the new stuff that I've been working on and that's kind of why I goofed up my trade yesterday. If I wasn't dabbling around with it, then um, probably would have nailed yesterday's trade. But it doesn't matter. This stuff's going to repeat over and over and over again and happen tomorrow next day, next day, so it doesn't really matter. Um, so the cool thing about what I'm going to show you here is because, right? Let's just for a second say that volume weighted average prices are important, whether the ones I'm showing you or the ones that come as a pre-based indicator that you can put under charts through most platforms, right? So we'll just say the regular view app right? So in general, if the volume weighted average price trend is important, right? and it's important, buy Spot Which I mean it? You can clearly see. It is because I mean it does it Nearly perfect here here. Almost there here holds holds snap giveaway right so you can see the value there. Okay, but there are times when you get a bullish cross and then you put on this V-wap right? and then you know, maybe it bounces on it perfectly the first day you get some great entries, but then like here there, there isn't what there's There's no tag so you could have been waiting and like I'm gonna buy it. But then it goes. you're like, well, damn I just missed a good trade. There's other things like statistical probabilities that lined up here that could have given you an idea to buy, but there's also another approach that I use with the V-waps to help do this as well. So we're gonna say we're all in agreement that volume weighted averages are important as we're kind of seeing here all right, And then on top of that, if right? So So first we get these volume weighted average prices on my screen from a bullish bearish cross a trend shift signal and then from there we figure out what is the average or the volume weighted average price of that Trend shift right? Then we trade off that. So if we think that's important and it's used and it's good and blah blah blah, then obviously the volume and the participants that are trading off that level at the correct time would therefore be some of the most important volume, right? So for example, I think we'd all be in agreement if we look at this chart and go. the person that bought that dip, that dip, that dip this dip. okay, um, excuse me that dip and continue over this dip and arguably even that dip pretty good. Trader All right. pretty good participant or person participating in the market. Pretty good at timing, right? if you're able to catch this one, this one, this one, that one, that one, that one, that one. The only bounce that the V-wap doesn't really catch or get near is this one. and there's another way to find that we're not going to dive into that now. but we would assume yeah, pretty good trade if he's buying this. this this that that that that right? Pretty good. Okay, so if the participants buying these dips perfectly are that good, right? or it's good, then that obviously means that their volume as a participant is also important. So we have a V-wap that's attached to a shift Trend in the market whether bullish or bearish and then from there you have bounces and rejections many times off these V-waps that lead to Great plays. So would it then make sense to add a V-wap to the V-wap Now what I mean by that is adding a V-wap for this bounce. This bounce. This bounce. This bounce. This bounce. This bounce. This bounce. What I mean is your V whapping the new volume that comes in and sustains the V web. See if the bullish cross creates a volume weighted average price that a lot of people are going to trade off of. That in itself is a plan and this may be a bigger trend. There's also shorter term Trends in there. Like what happens if we anchor the V-wap to the dip by here. Well, I Can tell you it probably bounces here here here here and then eventually breaks right about there. Okay, if we were to Anchor a V-wap to this one I Can tell you it probably gets bought on this sort of trajectory and then it probably breaks somewhere around there. Okay, we're to add a view app here. It'll get bought up till about there and then it's going to break and then it's going to be a downtrend. It's going to break over here. it's going to go up right? So the best example I have of that right now is this one. So this is a good example all right now. And it might not be the best because it's kind of weak volume, but it's good enough, right? So this here, um, is. sort of. Um, how do I say it? So this is Uh yeah, this is the V-wap of the V-wap test, right? So we got the Bearish Cross here. this is the 10 SMA Anchor View app of the new Bearish trend. That's a short entry. This is a Futures Market short entry. So what is the V-wap of the Futures Market or this test. So that would be the downtrending view app of that move. Okay, when does the market shift for the day through right about there? Right when do we get over the volume weighted average price of this V-wap rejection short right there. Okay, so this V-wap you see here this blue one. This is a V-wap attached to a pullback or a throwback to resistance. Okay, so um, yes, that's another thing that I do is I V WAP V-wap tags to get the short-term volume weighted average price of that specific short-term Trend that's being played off the longer term Trend Okay, so you can see. We touched the 10 SMA Anchor View app here and we get pushed lower overnight. Tons of my Anchor View app. Then we get clapped. Okay, this is the volume weight, average price of the larger V-wap rejection. So this is the short term V-wap Trend down today. Okay, once we get over the short-term V Web Trend you can see here hold what happens. Boner Rep Okay, now where does the boner rep go to? Well, the boner rip goes all the way back to where this red line. The red line is the 50 SMA Anchor V-wap which starts here. See, we got a bearish cross here. So once we get a bearish cross we go back, find out where the market broke the 10 SMA and we go back and figure out where the market broke the 50 SMA and those are two hard line resistance View apps for the downtrend. Okay, so you will see We then bounce in and back up to the 50 SMA Anchor V-wap Um and this right here. These two are the past right? So this right here is current Bearish 10 SMA V Web Okay, this one here this red line right there. Red. so the red one. this is current 50 SMA Bear Trend or Bear View Act Okay, these two here are previous. CPI Bullish Uh Busch Light Ah I'm just kidding. Bullish Cross Uh, previous Epi Bullish Cross Um 10 50 SMA V Whaps Okay, and then this one here is two days intraday downtrend V-wap from current 10 SMA View app and you may or may not be able to read that all the way you want. Okay I Like that Doink Mcdoinker McDoodle Sure. All right. So the way that I read this is this is the Bearish Cross. This is a low risk entry. Okay, this is a low risk entry. Um, this trend is the short-term downtrend for the intraday today off of the bigger scale V Web. Okay, this you can see we pop because we broke it and then we go back under it and then we create a demand hold here and then we break back over kind of consolidate in a little mini flag boner rip. Okay, awesome. Now the boner Rip goes all the way back to where the 50 SMA So this here is a 50 SMA Trend This is a breakdown. This is a bounce back into the Bearish Trading Short-term downtrend V-wap Okay, now what happens We break over the short-term intraday downtrend, squeeze back to where will obviously retest the breakdown. so you go back to the 50 SMA Anchor V Web which is pretty much the breakdown. Okay, you also sell off from this level. Where to here we go below this little View app by a little bit and then we bounce it because again, remember all of the participants in the market. For all the volume that enters the market that does not leave the market, the volume that does not leave the market in time will then be used against you to pay out somebody else. So what I mean by that is, Let's say there's a hundred people that all shorted this move and 20 of those people got out. Let's just say 20 of them got out at the right time and the other 80 did not. The other 80 people's accounts. Okay, are going to lose as this shifts back up. So it is the 80 people's volume participating in this downtrending market that will be used to pay somebody else's account in this move. Okay, volume shifting up and down and back and forth is literally how money is stolen from your accounts. Okay, and when I say stolen, it's because it is stolen. If you win in trading, you won against somebody else. And the reason I say stolen is because trading is a zero sum game. Meaning every dollar invested in the market came from someone or some company or something. A lot of times the government in that case, which is endless money. But in terms of let's just say, retail trading participants, there isn't free money in the market to get there just isn't. Even if you win holding a stock for 20 years, it wasn't free. even though it may have costed you two bucks to get in and then you never spent the dollar Again, you made a million dollars. It wasn't free because a company had to appreciate in value for that to happen. So that company spent tons of money on employees and stores and products and services and advertisements. So they literally had to take money from somewhere to make them bigger and better for your money to appreciate. So money is only created out of thin air from the government, nowhere else. So once it's in the hands of anybody but the government, that's all that will ever will be that can be transferred around. So the only way to obtain more is to get what somebody else already has. unless the government comes knocking on your door and gives you a hundred billion dollars like they did a foreign country. Well, no, that won't happen because that might actually help a couple people here. So that's not a good. We shouldn't do that. We don't want to help our citizens. Okay, that's dangerous. Really dangerous. Let's not do that. So that's not going to happen. What's most likely going to happen is you will enter the market. Okay, and you will trade in your tradition and all the money that exists with inside of the market is all the money there ever will be. Forever And ever. And ever And ever and ever and ever. Okay, it may grow in value, but it growing in value has to do with companies growing in value. Okay, in terms of trading, short-term trading. Most of the time that money is sitting idle in accounts until the next trading day, or until the next week when someone gets off a vacation, comes back home and trades. SO Trading capital is dormant in accounts in the industry. in the stock market. and Brokers All know that it's when your account is active in trading and moving in and out of the market that the money now becomes up for grabs. Because money is not created out of thin air in the market, it's an equal transfer of wealth from one person's account to the next person's account. So in relationship to volume in Trend in Trend shift. If you get into a play and it goes x amount of points in your favor and you don't get out, and then the trend eventually reverses, you will accumulate a loss and it is your volume participating in the previous markets trend that will then be used and stolen from your account to pay out the next person participating correctly in the next trend. And it's an ongoing cycle of constant stealing and transferring of money from one person's account to the next person's account. That is why, excuse me. That is why it's so hard to find valuable or straightforward information exactly how to win every single time. Do this? Do that. Enter here and be so perfect a emotion and psychology. But because the people that invented this system from the beginning of time, they still run this today. And since when it comes to Trading it's an entirely equal transfer of money, you're competing against a lot of people. A That'll be smart. You know computers. it'll be faster you, blah blah blah. So now that You know it doesn't, money doesn't exist. Out of anywhere is an equal transfer of wealth and the people that have made the market. It's designed in this way, right? So that's what it is. Volume down, Volume up. Volume down. Volume up. Volume down. Volume up. Volume down. Volume up. If you put your volume in the market and you participate and you don't take your volume out at the correct time, it will then be your volume used in the opposite way to then pay out somebody else. Okay, so that's why it's hard to find. Maybe the correct valuable information and things you need to always just expedite your process become the best tree in the world. Best analyzer bust you know? Charter in the world because you generally have to go through the mud yourself to figure these things out because it's a game of robbing the next person. Okay, no one's going to deliberately come out and tell you how they're robbing you of your money like the banks. and JP Morgan Right when you look at their like end of year statements and their trading logs, you'll see that they win like I was like like three or like 200. And how many train is there? 252? So let's just say they win like 245 days out of 252 trading days a year. Maybe lose like seven trades. Seven days, right? They're not gonna tell you that right? because they would literally be telling you how they rob other people of money. Or they would rob you of your money, right? And they can't do that because then they wouldn't make any money Because again, it's a zero-sum game. All the money that ever will be and all the money there is and ever exists within this game at any point in time. Now the past, in the future, In the trading accounts right now that are dormant or live is all the available money to steal, potentially steel or ever that can be stolen at this moment in time from the past or in the future. So if somebody came out today and said hey, I know the perfect secret of the market, you're going to win every single time and then put it publicly and try to get on CNBC and Fox News and CNN and blah blah blah. It wouldn't hurt. it wouldn't work like literally if this person actually knew exactly how to crack the code every single time to the market in win every single time. which obviously is basically impossible. but if there was such a person, he'd be shot in the head. Okay, he would never be let on the news, right? because then it would not work. Okay, if you are equally as strong as a person, you're arm wrestling, you'll never win And he'll never win. And eventually you guys will just give up and be like this is dumb. Why? Why we just waste our time doing that? This is this is pointless. There's no there's no gain here. No, it's not exactly right. No, no no no no no exactly. Every single year in the Super Bowl one team wins right? the Super Bowl What would happen if the Super Bowl could never end and it went on for 20 hours? Eventually all the fans were guys dumb. I'm just gonna go home, catch up on ESPN later right? So there has to be a winner. There has to be a loser to keep the excitement and in order for the system to work perfectly of robbing everyone in traders of their money. And that is tonight's video. So going into tomorrow you're still bearish. If we break the 50 SMA create a new bull cross. You can be bullish but for now you're bearish Off all these View apps until we change trainer until you get on my YouTube video. I Totally changed around. All right everyone have a good night. Cheers.