What's up everyone? All right? So here we are, Wednesday morning and I'm finishing in the Green, which is great. up fifteen thousand. I hit a high of seventeen, gave back six, and then made back about four. so still down about two thousand dollars off my high and feeling like this is kind of the time to walk away because I'm starting to feel a little bit frustrated because I had one six thousand dollar loss.

you know, gave back a third of my profit on the day. and then you know I had a few small trades that made back four grand. But when you have that one big step backwards and then like 10 small steps forward, you feel like you're starting to get zoned in. Dialed in for the next big step down and I don't want to have that happen.

So trying to just be consistent even if it means a little less profit today because I walk away earlier. But Green is good and I'm happy with that. We had a great Gap and Go trade today on Cel-z leading Gap. We're up 101 news this morning.

It's already got 68 million shares of volume, about 6 million share float, and we had some great trades on it. We'll break it down during the recap. so that Gap and Go strategy. That's one of the simplest beginner strategies to focus on looking for leading gaffers and gainers.

I've got another video that you guys can check out on that topic, but uh. anyway. so uh yeah. And then I had a couple other stocks I traded, but like I said, those are smaller gains and I even see a stock halted just this moment.

Up, uh, 46. Temptation. Certainly there for dip and rip into the next move, but at the same time, every trade carries risk and you know I could jump into that and just like that, be down five grand and then I'm kicking myself for not walking away sooner. This is you will never win as a trader.

You walk away too soon, something rips you, overstay your welcome. You take that trade, you end up losing it so the cup is never full. For most traders, you always feel that Fomo and that's something to really work on within yourself. so you don't constantly approach the market from this emotionally fueled kind of state of mind of feeling frustrated and annoyed of what you've missed or what you screwed up.

No one is perfect and tomorrow is a new day so we'll start over tomorrow at zero. We'll do the best I can to have a good day. So hope you guys tune in um, again tomorrow for the morning show. Make sure you subscribe the channel, hit the notifications button so when I go live which is every day Monday through Friday you'll get the notification that I'm live streaming and hope you hit the thumbs up.

Alright, thanks so much. enjoy the recap and I'll see you personally tomorrow. All right everyone. So I'm going to do my recap for today.

go over my trades. Finishing the morning up 19 uh sorry. 14 955 dollars and 38 cents Hit a high today of just about uh, 18 000. So gave back 3 000 off the top and that was on Cel Z which is the one I made the most on.

It's also the one I had the biggest Loser on. So Cellz was our leading gapper this morning. There was news and I didn't trade it as early as some people did. Some people got some nice trades in this candle that spiked up.

I didn't catch that candle. I wasn't quick enough on it, but I started trading it as it broke out of this one minute abcd pattern right here. So this is actually a very similar pattern as we saw yesterday on Ll. So a one minute abcd pattern right there.

So this is the pop pullback pop up but doesn't break the high pull back and then breaks through that. That's what creates that Abcd pattern. So we had, um, some nice trades on that from 266 up here to 305. That got me green on the day by about four thousand dollars or 3500 something like that.

So that's how I sort of started. I started pretty aggressively on it and continued to add profit, so I was happy with how I traded that. However, it started to get into this grinding area and the problem for me with this area was that I was churning a lot of shares. I'd buy twenty thousand shares, maybe take five cents off the table, add back twenty thousand, make only two cents, add back twenty thousand, sell it, break even, and then we start to pull away right here.

And so right there when we broke through 23, I added uh, 40 000 shares. I started with 20, 10, 20, 30, 40.. So I started scaling up here. We got a move up to 343, a micro pullback, and a pop up to the 56 level, so sized up.

got a nice trade there and then had another nice trade at the open right here and this at the very peak is where I was up 17 000. And then I added back 30 000 shares at around 380 for the breakthrough 90 and stopped at 60 and lost 6 grand. So you know 20 cents is 6 000 bucks. So just like that, I gave back about a third of my profit on the day and I haven't traded it since.

It did curl back off the V web from 35 back up to 71. So you know I could have taken that trade, but I just I didn't want to risk it and that was. I think that was the right decision so I left it alone. So that um, left me at let's see, after that loss, I was up about 11 000 on the day and I was kind of like all right.

Um, you know I've given some back here. I want to be a little careful that I don't give back too much more. Uh, the next trade that I. oh and I'd also had a loss earlier on Alg.

now that was pre-market though that was that was earlier. Uh so then my next trade was um Nrsn Nrsn Uh you know it halted up right here at 650. It pulled back, I almost bought it at 650. it popped to 675, It pulled back, it popped up here to 85, It pulled back, it ripped up to 90 and pulled back and when it came up and was tapping seven I said you know what I'm gonna, I'm gonna take the long for the break of seven And I did.

I added for the break of seven it hit a high of 717 right on that candle micro pullback I added at 725 we got squeeze up to 735 and 45 I add for the break of 50 and I took my profit as it broke over that half dollar. I did hold a little position back down but made some money on it. So about 2300 and then we had Lbps and Lbps halted up on this red to green setup and I bought for a dip and rip on resumption. Uh you know this wasn't super clean because this candle's so choppy.

But I got in and we got a nice move up to 877 or so so I made about 13 1700 on that one, so you know, and that put me back to about 15 000 on the day, which is only 2 000 off my high of day. Neither of those trades on Nrsn or Lbps were with large share size. Those were smaller positions because I didn't want to lose more. Uh, or if I did have another.

What you know, Of course, every trade you take carries the risk of loss. So had one of those been a loser? I didn't want to go back down below like 10 000 on the day and I knew I didn't want to go back below like eight because you know, eight times, two sixteen. I don't wanna give back half my day. So you know, eight nine thousand was kind of like my hard stop, So as I was coming down closer to that level, I traded a little smaller.

I did rally back up, but I could very easily drop right back down, especially with some of these rejections. Rev B was on the scanners a few minutes ago. I didn't end up taking trades on that one, but oops, that put in actually a pretty nice move from 220 up to Uh 288, so some nice opportunities there for those that that got it. But anyways, I'm not going to overstay my welcome today.

you know, I I pushed it. I was pretty aggressive and the only thing I'm a little disappointed about, you know, I stepped up to the plate with my biggest position of the week. you know, 48 000 shares or whatever it was. 40 plus thousand shares on this break right here and this squeeze into the open.

Um, and I wasn't able to produce big gains on it. Why? Well, Cel-z although it went up 100, I didn't start trading it aggressively until it was already around 3. 30. it from 330 only went to 390 and it was topping tail and it didn't hold that level in contrast Yesterday Lll had I taken that kind of position on this stock? Well, holy smokes.

But why didn't I? I didn't feel I could take the risk because it went straight up, it didn't pull back, and when you buy something that extended, you know that you could get the rug pull and all of a sudden you're caught in a halt down. I can't do that with 40 thousand shares, so I was never able to size up. Uh, it's a little unfortunate, just sometimes the way it goes. So anyways, um, you know, no sweat, it's a green day.

Yesterday was also a nice green day. Yesterday was around twenty four thousand. Today's around fifteen thousand. So those are a couple nice green days and just trying to, you know kind of be slow and steady.

I did feel after that six thousand dollar loss, a sense of frustration, a bit annoyed, a sense of i need to try to make that back quick and I was like all right this is start. I'm starting to feel these feelings that can sometimes turn into emotionally activated trading. Let's reduce share size, go easy. I got a couple more trades and then I'm going to call it a day here.

So yeah, today was all right. Uh, I thought, I mean it was. It was pretty good. We had some great opportunities, we had some great opportunities on Monday and Tuesday also.

uh, Monday. I kind of screwed them up. I was doing well and then I gave back profit you know, But I did better on Tuesday and I've done okay today. So we'll try again tomorrow and you know that's all we can do.

Come back tomorrow and and try again. So as always reminder that trading is risky and my results are not typical. I'm happy to share my results with you and it is important that you know the person you're learning from is credible and is actually a profitable trader. That's very important, but I don't want you to assume that my results are typical.

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