With the eggs, okay, please give me a good price once everyone sings, okay, okay, okay, two cents, a just kidding that kind of crazy starts, only happens a few times a year as a day trader. I usually wake up at 4 a.m. here in the Pacific West Coast, which is 7 a.m. market time once a while I'll jump out of bed and run straight to locate borrows too short a stock, but most times that's not really necessary.

Once I got up I'll run to brush my teeth and get ready for the morning and then it's Coffee time, I don't really eat breakfast, but I always need coffee to start the day while we're waiting. I know what you're thinking, Oh in all of millennia, with their fancy snobby drip coffee, I'm too cheap. For that I don't do anything like that. I just know: do the store bought a coffee grind from kicking horse? Coffee cost me like 10 bucks for the entire month and by drip over coffee and mint pour over coffee.

While I wait for my coffee to brew, I usually like to stretch and do some yoga to waken up my body after I got my stretch and a coffee, it's time to start working on reading the news scanning the market and writing out my trading plan. This is the part that takes the most time. It's a preparation before the market even opens okay. So now that I have my coffee in my system and finally tonight yoga morning stretch and finally a little bit more awake now, because it's tough waking at 4:00 a.m.

every single day and the Pacific rescue west coast just to trade at 6:30 when market opens. But no I'm not big yogi or anything. I just do it enough to stay fit and, to you know, wake myself up in the morning I'll usually prepare and get ready until about 6 a.m. it's now about 6:20 and 10 minutes before the market opens.

This is a time for me to do any last-minute strictures and prepare before the market opens and from 6:30 to around 8:00 a.m. is where I do the most active trading. This is usually the time when the markets are the most volatile and provide us a lot of ranges to trade to the upside and the downside. A lot of people think oh, when you're day trading, you're literally like punching buttons, buying and selling all day long.

But that's not true at all. Actually, most of the work I do in trading I plan out before the market even opens, so when market opens, I'm just literally executing my training plan, either to buy or sell at stock at any particular price. I already planned out. There will be days where I make five to ten trades a day, sometimes a little bit more.

If the market is really volatile and there's a lot of opportunities. Well I'll take, you know, maybe 20 to 30 trades a day, but that's really rare a lot of times when I'm trading and I'm literally just waiting for the setups to come to me. I would go on Amazon to shop or I'll go on Facebook and YouTube, because it's literally wait cheaper for me to do so, then, to go in to buy or short a stock. That's not ideal! For me, the key is patience, patience, patience, that's the hardest thing to do in trading at around 9 o'clock, isn't where I take a small break and eat some snacks? Yes, that's right! I'm eating dried fish, it's a weird! No, I don't think so, but is it delicious absolutely and in most days I also need to go back and take an hour of beauty nap, because you know waking up at 4 a.m.

on the Pacific West Coast is not easy. Once I woke up from a nap from 11 o'clock to 1 p.m. is where I'm just usually observing the market, sometimes I'll trade once a while, if there's good opportunities, but most of the time, I'm just listening to news watching YouTube and chatting with other traders in The afternoon, I'm just mostly observing the market and preparing for tomorrow, basically and by the way, this is like the perfect time for me to sit here and catch up and all my YouTube subscriptions and I'll make sure to you know tap those like buttons on all The subscriptions and do my part to help out with everyone else's YouTube algorithm once the bell rings at 1 p.m. in the markets closed.

That's where I finally can cook and eat my lunch, so I'll admit when it comes to cooking and probably the laziest person ever like. I just really don't give a about cooking, usually I'll eat some leftovers or some takeout, or just throw some Instagram and on the stove. Yes, that's right! This is instant ramen. I need to get my daily dose of MSG Sok after lunch.

I'll go back to Journal. Mex raids catch up on some news, if there's any after-hours movers and doing some miscellaneous work on my computer a lot of times. This is where I will plan out my YouTube. Videos around 3 p.m.

in the afternoon is when I'm finally getting ready to go out. This well change and do some very minimal makeup. If you've been following me on a YouTube channel, you know I care as much about makeup as I do with cooking. I really don't give a.

I don't really believe in spending 20-30 minutes putting on layers of powder on my face. I got just not me. My go-to makeup look will take me less than five minutes and maybe once or twice a year for some special occasion, I'll spent a lot of extra work on my makeup. Yes, that's right! Instead of five minutes now I'll give it ten minutes.

Before I go out, I just want to take a quick second to admire my new shower curtain. I got it after my optometrist told me that I'm staring at a screen too much and I need to look at more trees. So I got this so I don't have to go out anymore now that I've gotten ready it's time to pick up my friend to go to workout. So there's a running joke, I'm a channel that I only want a Civic and not a Lamborghini and that's pretty true.

I Drive a Toyota Corolla from the early 2000s when my family and I immigrated to Canada. This car may now be worth a lot, but it really means a lot to me. I remember all the struggles my parents had when they first moved the entire family to this foreign country. It was extremely difficult for them to get a car with no credit history whatsoever, and this car really just represents all the first five years of struggle was a first-generation immigrant family.

So this is my friend Belinda and we've been pole, dancing together for about two years. Now we take our classes at Tantra fitness. This is our instructor Mickey. I think Mickey secretly enjoys torturing us each week in the pole, dancing classes, pole dancing is hard.

It's an extremely painful sport. It's pretty not as easy as most people think after two hours of intense workout, it's time to eat and yes to put back all the calories. We just sweat off my friend Belinda and I love to eat and one of our go-to food is Vietnamese pho and fried spring rolls after we're done eating it's time to go home, wind down, shower and getting ready for bed and we'll start the cycle again tomorrow. At 2 a.m,.