All right, we're gonna get started here in just one second. Um, just want to make sure because we're gonna do this as a live broadcast. I just hope that audio sounds good and um, you guys can hear me. Okay, I have let folks know that we're going to be doing this class.

so uh, hopefully everyone is uh, tuned in. Who is at least going to be tuned in for, uh, live streaming? Well, this is going to be, uh, an excerpt from the Warrior Pro Classes. So uh, of course that's going to be very familiar to those of you who are students. but I'm going to just pop that right up there.

So this is an excerpt from Chapter 8 and it's uh, stock type daily setup. Uh, Eight. Part One: Intraday Parabolic momentum. What is parabolic momentum? You can see it.

Uh, right behind here. This is Avis budget. Uh, car rental stock goes from 180 to 315 dollars. It's currently halted going up.

This is wild. This is crazy stuff. This is the type of stuff that, um, of course as an active trader we really like. So I'm gonna get into um, this, uh, section in just a moment.

Before I do, I want to remind folks that, uh, again, this is an excerpt from the Warrior Pro Classes. So uh, those who are gonna, uh, tune in and watch this on Youtube. thank you for hitting the thumbs up. I hope you really enjoy it.

If you do, and you want to learn more about my strategy, you want to learn more about the classes. Warriortrading.com is the place to be. All right So I can enter this strategy: Warriortrain.com strategy. This page outlines my strategy.

It outlines the class that I teach. I'm going to hide that right now because it's probably not going on by the time you guys are watching this. We've got the starter, we've got the pro, and if you want to register to a class and check that out, we'd love to have you do that. So uh, and I'm going to go back here to the dashboard.

So from the dashboard as a student or as a instructor in my case, I can go ahead and log in here and I'm going to pull up the scanners of course. Car is not the typical stock that I would be trading, probably for the obvious reason that it's super expensive. However, in this chapter, we're going to be talking about parabolic momentum and how you can apply it to stocks of all different price ranges. And if you noticed, I'm up a little over 80 000 today, this may be as good a time as any to say and remind you that my results are not typical.

trading is risky. Most beginner traders lose money, and so you shouldn't attempt to blindly follow me or anyone else for that matter. And you should assume as a beginner that you will lose. And with that assumption in mind, trading a simulator before you put real money on the line.

Number One and number two. Don't trade with money you can't afford to lose. So with that said, look at that volatility there hurt. uh, sorry Carr Avis all the way to 340 dollars a share and then back down in within 10 seconds to 300 a 40 dollar swing.

So it's getting a little top heavy. I think it's fair to say now. Uh, my. Also wanted to share with you.

Let's see, I'm going to move this up here for a second. So I've got, um, something kind of exciting to show you guys. let's see. let me look out here so you may have noticed uh of course over the last few, uh, trading? Uh, live trading morning shows that I've done some uh surveys.

So I've been doing some surveys to try to get some feedback from you guys because I've recognized over Wow. Gosh over the last uh, two years, the market has changed quite a lot when it comes to trading. Uh, two years ago, Three years ago, I was almost never trading pre-market Now I'm trading uh, every day pre-market and if I don't have a good trade. oh, I gotta sign back in.

Hang on. If I don't have a good trade by pre-market then that by itself is an indicator that, um, it might not be a good day for me to trade at all. So noticing this sort of shift in trading, I've also noticed a shift in the type of videos that students are interested in on the Youtube channel. And it's changed significantly from a few years ago where we were seeing a lot of interest on recaps and we were seeing very little interest on videos where I would do a class kind of like this.

And and now one of the videos that I just recently taught was on Dip Trading and that class. Let me see if I can find it here. I've got it on my other screen. So that class on dip trading has been very popular and let's see, where is it? Hold on.

let me find it here. Oh actually. well, uh, how to buy? Let's see Dip. There it is so you guys can't see, um, the analytics on this.

I of course can. but this video has about 225 000 views in the last month or so and the views are just going straight up like this. So these are the type of videos that students are interested in, Traders are interested in. And so we're going to revamp the Youtube channel here.

and I'm excited to do it because what we're going to focus on are the type of videos that you guys have been enjoying the most. the most popular, the most popular videos. Those are going to be the live morning shows. Those are going to be these types of educational videos.

and so it's uh, it's exciting and you know. I also sort of noticed not to go on too long of a tangent here. I'm sure some people just skip ahead to the the class, but um, I've also noticed that some students will say, you know, I'm going to try to just watch every single video that Ross has every single old video he has. and I'll just see if I can piece everything together by learning from all these old videos rather than actually taking the classes.

And the problem is a lot of the old videos. Well, my strategy has evolved, the market has evolved, and so watching some of those old videos, I see some of the questions posted on them, and I realized that they're really not a very accurate reflection of the market as it is today. So I think that, uh, the path of least resistance. I'll just watch some of these old videos.

I'm taking that option away. So a lot of the old videos. Some of the ones from three years ago. Four years ago.

Five years ago, we're going to archive those, We're going to set them aside, and we're not going to leave them on the Youtube channel. So the Youtube channel is going to be the latest, the greatest, the most popular videos that you guys are really liking, and that I can see just from the analytics. And um, the archives will be safe for students who want to watch them. That's fine, but I think most students are going to go ahead and go through the classes and actually watch the latest classes which are also most relevant to you know, the current market that we're in.

All right. So um, so I just wanted to share that with you because we're really excited. Uh, we're about to cross over a million subscribers here on Youtube and I had said that when we do it, I will be starting a brand new small account challenge. If we cross a million subscribers by the end of this year, I'll do a new small account challenge on January 1st.

Okay, so with that said, um, let me jump in here and I'm going to move this down here. All right. So so this is Chapter Eight Setup Six. So we were.

what setup we were on. Uh, we were on technical setup. Oh, see, there's our technical setups. Uh, to give you some context here, the way I teach momentum, I teach the technical patterns which would be the Abcd pattern, the first pullback, the second pullback, the red to green move things like that, And then I teach the daily setup.

The daily setup is the context and context is very important. So the daily setup of a parabolic stock for instance, or a Blue Sky setup will be applying the same technical entries of Abcd cup and handle head and shoulders. But we'll have the knowledge that we're applying it to this type of stock. and when we apply it to this type of stock setup, these are the ones that I have found historically have particularly special potential.

So, Intraday Parabolic Momentum. I'm going to be much more likely to take an Abcd setup on this stock than on one that's not intraday parabolic. Meanwhile, in the background, look at that car halted again at 360 bucks. So that's called a dip and a rip.

Now it's a setup that we would only trade on a stock that's been halted. All right. So that was sort of a long, uh, intro to Chapter Eight Set Setup 8 Intraday Parabolic Momentum. All right, let's get into it.

Parabolic Squeezes. You guys have seen them. You see this one in the background on Car. You've certainly seen it on Gamestop.

You've seen it on a number of stocks. We saw it on Dwac. Dwac. I'll just pull the stock up there.

Um, this stock went from ten dollars to 175 dollars a share. An absolutely crazy move. And what you'll find on a lot of these patterns is that stocks go up and they come back down. They go up and they come back down.

Now, I'm a long biased trader, so I trade the market primarily to the long side. When I began trading, like a lot of beginner traders, I didn't even know that you could short stocks. That's first of all, so I just assumed you trade to the long side. You buy and then you sell.

Eventually, I learned that you could short Stocks. Uh, but then, of course. uh. Back when I was getting started, the number of brokers out there, uh, wasn't what it is today.

The availability of shares to borrow was, uh, much more difficult. And so most traders just traded to the long side. And the thing I said yesterday is, it's kind of like someone handing you a guitar. It's already strung to play with the right hand.

Everyone assumes you're going to play the guitar with the right hand, because most people do right right-handed style. and the market is sort of that way, too. It's structured just systemically fundamentally to favor the long side. It's obvious.

it's obvious from the short sale restriction. It's obvious from the difficulty to find shares available to borrow. It's obvious from the fact that you can't short stocks in a retirement account that you need a margin account of short stocks. It's harder to short.

And so, naturally, I traded the long side. So while it's true that you could trade the opposite side of this and I do teach a strategy for short shorting momentum stocks, we're going to focus in this chapter on being on the long side. So this is parabolic momentum. Of course, Gamestop also parabolic momentum.

And this is an example here of parabolic momentum without a doubt. But what goes up comes back down. There was actually a story of a stock. um, Bbth, and I think I'll show you an example of it.

So I'll hold down the story until I show you the example. So I'm going to read this to you: Uh, parabolic squeeze stock type. When a stock is experiencing a parabolic squeeze. whether it's a multi-day squeeze or an intraday squeeze, it'll offer a number of opportunities for trading long and short.

A traditional bull flag or an Abcd setup can certainly be traded on a parabolic stock. However, the range will be much bigger because the stock is more volatile. so the winners will be could be much larger than average, but the losers could be bigger than average as well. Parabolic stocks were one of the most difficult for me to learn how to trade because they moved so quickly.

I felt like I couldn't manage my risk or have enough time to calculate a safe entry. As I gain more experience, I've been able to become a lot more comfortable and confident trading Parabolic Momentum and finding those good entries, so I now find that they are actually the stocks I make the most money on. And here you have Uh Olb continuing without me And this is something uh, that I've mentioned a number of times. it's impossible to capture the entire move.

If you capture a good piece of it, you're doing well. and if you captured a piece of this or you jumped in there at that pivot of 879 for the move through high a day. good job you'll never get the entire move. So at a certain point you got to be grateful for what you got.

And you know, take the profit off the table. Successful traders take profit off the table. Beginners, rookies keep trading over trade and give back profit. So typically for a stock to become parabolic, it'll also meet one of the other characteristics of a strong stock to trade.

Those are broken down earlier in the Warrior Pro class. I'm not going to reiterate them now, but you understand them, especially Warrior Pro students. Recent reverse splits, recent ipos and spax are some of the more common stocks that can become parabolic dry ships. D-r-y-s 2016 does that anyone remember This is now Five years ago.

More than five five years ago. So in November 2016, I witnessed the biggest parabolic short squeeze that I had seen in my career. Up until that point, it was on D-r-y-s The stock was down substantially over the preceding several years, and the company had performed a series of reverse splits. I believe they may have also done some secondary offerings.

They were losing money hand over fist. It was looking like bankruptcy and being delisted from the Nasdaq was imminent. Following the last reverse split, the stock began to surge up first 50 percent, then 100 percent. 250 traders holding the stock short, which was logical given the condition of the company began to get a little nervous when the stock approached 500 percent traders were panicking, buying to cover short positions and long traders smell the blood in the water and they started jumping in.

A short squeeze was about to begin. Over the course of five days, the stock squeezed up over 2500 percent from four dollars to over a hundred dollars a share. Now, while I had previously seen some short squeezes at that time of a stock going from maybe fifty cents to a dollar, or fifty cents to two dollars or three dollars or something like that, maybe three dollars to six dollars, seeing something squeezed from under 10 to 30, 40, 50, 75, 100 a share, it was incredible. And what made it even more impressive was how quickly it was jumping dollars a share, you could press the buy button and a minute later be up three four dollars a share.

Now, at that time, I didn't trade it nearly as well as I could have if it happened again today. I was sort of left wondering how could I have traded it better? I was watching some of the sympathy momentum occurring on other shipping stocks, and this is very common when you have one stock that's going crazy. You might have two, three, four others that start kind of moving because they're in the same sector. And this was the case during Um 2016 Glbs, Ec Tops Dcix Ship.

these were all other Um shipping companies, and uh, so several others were squeezing up anywhere from a hundred to a thousand percent. They had no news of their own, just they were squeezing because they were in the same sector as this other stock that was squeezing. And that's an irrational market. Now a reminder.

The remark: the market can be irrational for longer than you can remain solvent. Which is to say that you may have the right idea that a stock like Drys is really going to be worthless eventually and eventually it came back down. But could you have held short from two dollars reverse split here, not adjusted all the way to and then back down? No way. Right, Not possible.

I mean, just impossible. So the Drys short squeeze from four up to 100. So this is what the chart looked like. here.

You sort of had day one. It started pre-market held through the morning and then in the afternoon started to take off, pulled back. next day, pre-market squeezes up, pulls back, next day takes off, pulls back, really starts to take off, holds its level after hours, pre-market next morning up again, pulls back up again. and then this day here it got halted by the exchange.

so it finally got halted the exchange. So what is going on with this stock And when it resumed it was a big haircut and it sold off. which is another reminder not to overstay your welcome. Now stocks can get halted when they're up a lot with for no good reason.

The exchange wants to know what's going on and and in this case, when it resumed, it came down a lot. And that's not totally uncommon. Uh, dry s daily selloff and reverse split history. So just reverse split after reverse split after reverse split.

For those that don't know about reverse splits, when a company does its initial public offering, they sell shares on the open market. Uh, the stock has to stay above one dollar to maintain listing uh requirements with Nasdaq and nicey If it goes down to 50 cents, the stock is not in compliance. The easiest way to get the stock back up above 50 cents would be for it to be a better company. Short of that happening, in a short period of time to regain compliance, they will do a reverse split.

So they have a let's say, a 100 million share. uh, ipo. There's 100 million shares available to trade. The price is 50 cents.

They decide to do a 10-1 reverse split the next day. The stock's at five dollars. Awesome. 50 cents all the way up to five dollars.

But the float has dropped from 100 million down to 10 million because if you were holding the entire thing of a hundred million shares at 50 cents and the next day it's at five dollars, you're rich. Well, then you realize you're only holding 10 million shares and you actually have the same amount of money that you had the day before. So it doesn't affect the amount of money that you have in a trade. but it reduces the float.

A history of reducing float, reducing float reducing float, often followed by secondary offerings. Selling more shares on the market increases float. And we see this cycle again and again. And it's worth noting just because.

um, it can sometimes be the case that a stock will have been beaten up for a very, very long time after a series of reverse splits. And then finally, you get that big short squeeze. Sympathy Momentum Glbs on the daily chart. From four dollars to 23 Ec From two dollars up to eight, four hundred percent.

Dci X from two dollars to twenty six. I mean, a thousand percent tops. Another big move. This was all Sympathy Momentum.

So when you have a stock, uh, today, like Carr, you know who's catching all the sympathy. Momentum hurts. http Htz Now Hertz is very see how they're trading so similarly. But Hertz is not the primary stock.

it's the sympathy stock. So when the main stock rolls, the sympathy rolls even harder. That's almost always the case. All right.

So news versus no news. now. Typically when a stock has no news and is up 100 200 percent, short sellers will see it as a great opportunity to take a short for a drop back down. If that stock then keeps ripping third 300 400 higher, it will certainly squeeze out early short sellers as long biased momentum traders are giving in to Fomo and buying at irrationally high levels.

I've seen stocks go up as much as four thousand percent in one day, and that's been with no news. So um, back to the story on Um, Bpth Biopath. So this is a stock that was up big. You know, Two, Three hundred percent? No news? Absolutely no news to account for the move.

There's this, Uh, it's now a legend legend. A story tells that. Um, legend has it. Uh, hedge fund trader started shorting the stock, scaled himself all the way up to an 800 000 share short position, and when his Uh.

firm realized that he was getting squeezed out, they began liquidating his position, liquidating an 800 000 share short position. As the stock was squeezing up 18, 20, 25, 30, 40. he lost almost. I think it was 15.

20 million dollars. A crazy amount of money to lose. The stock had no news, and it ended up that it did come back down. But how how much red could he afford to hold through? Look at Gamestop.

I mean, Gamestop wiped out billions with a B. Billions of dollars from hedge funds that were short. You know you're not talking about small losses here. They're hedge funds that need some of them.

Needed a bailout. Go back to the daily chart on this so you know I don't have to repeat all the you know. game stop story. You guys know it.

But this was. this was an epic short squeeze. This was epic. Uh, so news versus no news.

Um, I always like to trade stocks that have news. I usually prefer it. However, there are times that we'll have no news and the stock still makes a big move. The thing to be mindful of is that when a stock has no news, it's got a little bit more risk of getting halted.

uh by the exchange. Because you know when you have news headline like really good earnings or a pharmaceutical company that's cured cancer or whatever it is, it's obvious that you know there's a reason that people are buying it. But when there's no news, it's a little bit more suspect. And so the, um, the the exchange can halt those stocks.

Uh, pending some review, this was a no knee, no new squeeze on Bdr, then a 50 drop. So it was halted by New York Stock Exchange. Nicey goes from a dollar sixty all the way to three dollars and eighty cents a share. They halted it.

They asked the company to provide some reason why the stock is going up and the company responded that they know of no reason for the recent increase in price and trading volume of the stock. There's been no material developments or change in circumstance. This is the template boilerplate what they always say when you get those T12 halts. or sometimes it's halted pending news.

And this is the news. This is another one on Mdly. Again, a nice stock stock went from 1.20 to 280. no news.

This is another one on Rhe. This stock went from three dollars to 16. no news. This is another one here.

Also nicey So you'll notice this pattern that this is much more common for stocks listed with the New York Stock Exchange then listed with Nasdaq. Important to notice if you're looking at trading a stock that has no news, which is the which exchange is it listed on and this is another one on Acy. This went from eight dollars to forty dollars a share, but then it came all the way back down. Now it's worth noting with uh, acy that acy as a parabolic stock.

Uh, actually recovered that level. Uh, so this was the day it made that really big move to 38 and they recovered. I mean it took a while, but all the way up there to 60. Almost 70 a share.

So we're worth noting for sure. And in the background we've got olb uh my big winner from today. Continuing love to see that. Awesome And I'm I'm grateful for the money that I made on it.

Did I leave some money on the table? I sure did. But every single day you are either leaving money on the table or you're giving back profit. So today I left some money on the table but I didn't really give back any profit because I finished at my high of just about eighty thousand. By the way, those uh, watching live? please do me the favor and hit the thumbs up if you haven't already.

I hope you're enjoying this class. So let's look at some examples of Parabolic Momentum again. We're talking here specifically about the type of stocks.condition Not the specific entry. Specific entries are going to be, um, something we have, of course, for Warrior Pro students already covered.

Earlier in the Warrior Pro class, we're talking about the technical setup, the technical entry. But although Drys was the first really epic stock that I witnessed, it wasn't by any means the first one to ever happen in the market for a short squeeze. In fact, there were many before Drys that were even bigger, and there have been many synths that have been even bigger. Through 2020 2021, the frequency of Parabolic Momentum stocks reached an unprecedented level as overall trading volumes increased and more traders have been joining the markets.

I currently expect this trend to continue. I don't have any reason to think it won't, and therefore, I believe it's critical to study the price action of Parabolic Stocks including the screenshot examples of course, but more importantly, live trading archives. All right. So here's just a chart.

Stock goes from about a dollar 20 to four dollars a share. That's nearly 400 percent in one day. That's incredible. I mean, that's awesome.

If we had one stock like that every single day 400 300 we would. We would be so grateful. Now it's not going to happen every day, but it happens more often than you think. And ooh, look at this.

I'm just going to pop the chart up here. Look at that volatility on Olb. it broke 12, hit a high of 12 37. Now it's back at 10 20.

I can pretty much guarantee you that there's some traders out there who bought right here, maybe added right here, and then uh oh, still holding, maybe adding more, and then it starts to drop. So you know this is something that, um, you have to be careful of not to overstay your welcome, and then just like that, you're giving back profit. All right. So back to Nndm.

Uh, so we've got uh, Nndm here. This was, uh, let's see, what are we looking at? Um, and then this is pixie. Sorry. So Nndm uh again in terms of chart patterns.

Not to overly break this down because I'm going to show you some live trading archives, but obviously you see some pullback patterns here. some pullback patterns along the support of the Nine Moving average, and then it rallies back up Here on Pixi, this was one where you had a couple of really nice entries. This was a particularly nice one right there. Let's see if I can get my, um, let's see what is the uh, turn on laser pointer right here right there.

That little pullback that was nice 10 all the way up to 14 a share. 40. That's phenomenal. Drop squeezes up at the open halts up.

So this is a stock that goes from six bucks to 15 and on really nice volume. This is the type of stock that's the right type of stock to trade. So again, just to step back for a second. What? What is the right type of stock to trade? So you may recall yesterday, I didn't take any trades at all for those that were watching the morning show.

I didn't take any trades yesterday. Why? Well, there wasn't anything that looked really good. So what does look really good mean to me? Generally at this point I'm looking for a stock moving pretty quickly and usually and I prefer this on breaking news. Now you don't always get the breaking news.

Sometimes it's moving quickly, unknown news, and it's technical. but I like to trade stocks moving quickly. Yesterday we had a number of stocks that were sort of range bound. They were up a bit, but not a lot.

Um, they were moving, but they weren't moving very quickly. They're a bit choppy and it's one of those things that you know it when you see it and if you're sitting there thinking i don't know if this is the one, the fact that you're saying i don't know means it's a no. It's either a hard yes or it's a no. So uh, pixie.

this was a hard guess. With it squeezing up like this from 9 to 10, that's a hard yes. absolutely. And there's other technical characteristics that I would look at including the share price, the float, the sector that the daily chart history, and things like that.

Here's one: Qlgn Uh. Stock goes from nine dollars up to 18 doubles in one day 100. So this is a one minute chart You can see It's a little choppy. Uh, not as much of the straight up parabolic, but some nice opportunities on it for sure.

All-day parabolic momentum carve. This was a bit of a protest. Uh, stock. Uh, carve U-o-n-e There were a couple others that, um, during Black Lives Matter, Black Lives Matter, protests, or activist things that were happening, especially last year.

This is a stock that gained attention because I think maybe the Ceo or the founders are black or something. I don't know the details of it, but in any case, the stock goes from three to four to five, pulls back goes to six, seven, eight, to nine to ten. And it was crazy. And that was very similar with Dwac.

Uh, the stock, the the special acquisition company. It's a spec that is going to be merging with the Trump. uh, Trump Media, Truth Media. Whole thing.

it becomes a bit of a protest. a political stock which I don't know if that's a new thing. Um, people who've been in the market longer than me I suppose would know. But uh, and I've been doing this for a long time.

but this was, sort of, um, something new to me. So we had it on. carve up to 23.. I mean, these were huge moves and like I said, you could get in for some of these breakouts and boom, Be up a dollar Two, Three dollars a share.

You know, with a 3 000 share position, Just like that, you're up 10 000 bucks. And I was finding that I was stacking the profits up really quickly on these. Um, I'll say again, and just to do this intermittently. My results are not typical.

I have been trading for a long time, so you shouldn't try to blindly follow me or anyone else for that matter, because blindly following is not a recipe for success. I know there's a lot of alert services out there. We don't. I don't do an alert service.

We don't provide trade alerts. We don't do email text alerts. stuff like that. I don't think that that's a really strong way to learn.

I think it's helpful to understand what someone's trading, but trying to blindly follow is not the way to do it. You've got to learn the strategy. and so if it's my strategy you're trying to learn. You're doing it right now by being in this class.

And then you've got to practice as a simulator. And don't trade money You can't afford to lose, Because all the data that we have right now tells us that most beginner traders lose money. So be smart about it. All right Chnr, This is a Chinese company.

This squeezes up 300 and wouldn't you know? All of a sudden, you start seeing sympathy momentum. So you start seeing Four, Five, Six, seven other Chinese stocks squeezing up as well. Even though the other ones might not have had any news, it's sympathy momentum now. Uh, Wei parabolic momentum.

After hours from 350, it closes at the high. That's a power hour trade. You get a squeeze after hours up to 750, a pullback, a squeeze up to eight, and to nine stock goes up a hundred percent. After hours.

that's not as common why more traders are trading pre-market and in the morning. pre-market is great. For traders in, um, Europe. It's great for traders who are in, um, well, New Zealand, Australia.

It's fine for traders sort of across the board. The only traders it's not great for are traders I suppose in Hawaii. Uh, and maybe Japan, Japan, Hawaii, Um, Alaska, California. Because of course, pre-market starts at 4 00 a.m Eastern New York Standard New York time.

So 4 a.m is the beginning of pre-market So you could be in, Um, you could be in Italy And you know, four A.m So Six six hours forward? Uh, you're talking 10 A.m right? So it's still just regular morning time there, which makes it very easy to trade pre-market after hours trading U.s four o'clock Yes, you will have some traders out in California, you know, some west coast traders that will trade after hours, but of course most European traders are asleep. uh, or you know, kind of for sure winding down, not looking at taking trades at, you know, 11 o'clock or midnight their time. so we don't usually see as much after hours. But occasionally here's a recent ipo into a parabolic squeeze.

Recent Ipo Breakout: One of my favorites. So we get the recent ipo. Breakout goes from four dollars to 30 dollars a share. If it hit 40, it would have been a thousand percent from four dollars to 30.

Jfin crazy. So the stock goes from four to six, to eight, to ten to twelve. Pulls back hard, recovers, afternoon all the way up to 30 bucks. Multiple halts, circuit breaker halts.

Not gonna talk about those in a lot of detail right now, but of course we do cover that. um in the classes in in quite a lot of detail. Parabolic momentum on. uh peck.

this is a gap and Go squeezes up to six halts. Once you can see the gap opens higher, halts a second time opens higher and goes up, uh, just towards the third half before pulling back up. 50 percent in, uh, you know, 15 20 minutes, car over 400. Let's take a peek.

Holy Smokes Car! Wow. Wow. So I have the uh, the level two, uh, right down here. So I had the level two up and I saw right here.

it was almost halted up at 388 and then it dropped to 331.. look at that in 20 seconds, 30 seconds, a 50 point drop. Yikes. Scary stuff.

but this is up 138. This is a short squeeze. Absolutely. This may be one that's hard to manage risk on, but it's a short squeeze and so just the fact it's a short squeeze alone, it's worth watching.

It's worth studying again. This unfortunately what would keep me out of this is the spreads. The spread is the difference between the bid and the ask. So here it's crossed at 415 because it's a halted stock.

But if you look at Olb for instance, 82 by 91, you know is a 9 cent spread. So the spread is constantly changing. As the stock is actively trading, it's 100 million shares of volume nearly. But big spreads are can be a challenge for sure.

Harder to manage risk when you have a big spread. and again, this is not meant to be a cohesive take. You know, watch this class and you'll be able to trade profitably. No, you will not be able to trade profitably just from watching this class.

Just from watching any class, there is no guarantee in the market. Even as a student, there's no guarantee there's no implied or, uh, stated guarantee that you'll be successful just because you take a class or watch a class. It's a lot of hard work. Um, you know that there's just no question about that.

So just to say that. but uh, you know, stocks like these, they are the ones to practice on. They're the ones to watch and to try to get good at. Because when you start to see these, you start to get familiar with the pattern.

It's the right thing. Um, you know you know you're you're in the right direction. But there's so much more to cover. This is just.

this is just one section of a huge class. There's so much more when it comes to the exact entry, the exit, the routing, the hotkeys, how to understand halt levels. I mean there's just it's so big in terms of the the level of what you really want to understand before you start trading with real money. Um, I'm just going to grab a curriculum here just so just to show you guys.

So this, um, so this is our current Um syllabus right here. This is the Warrior starter course. 15 chapters long, all right. And this is the Warrior Pro Course right here.

The class that I teach. so this is. This is a pretty comprehensive class. You know this is not just a couple videos, I mean you're watching a couple videos.

on Youtube. But this is a very comprehensive class. So just to put it in perspective, All right. So back here.

Um so cohn. uh cohn. This was around the same time as um, uh, Carve and Uone so I don't remember if this was um uh, the it's like black stocks matter. Uh, that was like I think that was what was trending or something.

but um, that's what I hear was hearing people say. So I but I don't know on this one. I wasn't totally clear. um, if this was because I think some were getting that label but they really weren't But they were getting it because people wanted people to buy that stock.

so you have to be a little careful. Uh, so anyways, there's a couple on cone. uh, P-h-u-n Stock is a dollar. It goes up straight up to three bucks.

Three hundred percent. I mean, just absolutely crazy. All right. So Vvpr and a late day breakout.

These are just chart examples. These are the type of stocks. they're parabolic. so uh, Spi is another one.

Um, Kxim, this is another one. So I think you get the idea. These are the type of stocks I want to trade. Of course, for students, you already have, uh, access to this chapter as the full chapter that has a bit more, uh, detail.

But just to keep the Youtube video from getting too long, let's see, we're at uh, well. about half an hour now. All right. So Kxin? Yup, um, crushed that 102 000 on the day.

Big move from 350 all the way up to 13.. these arrows are the type of places that I'd be a buyer parabolic momentum on Taop the five minute on the left and the one minute chart on the right. Let's get in. I think to some live trading examples: Kodak, this was another one last year.

Uh, from 20 to 60 bucks. Crazy crazy crazy. I mean my goodness. Ppsi from three dollars and nine fifty, that's three hundred percent.

Uon E that's the one from 14 to 40. Uon E another day there, another one on Uonee up to 54. I mean these. So one of the things I encourage traders to do is to print out charts like this, um, and put them around your desk as a reminder when the market is slow, that that's what you're looking for.

That's what you're being patient and that's what you're waiting for trading. And I can. I am so bad at this, but I'll say it anyways. Sitting on your hands, having the patience to not trade when the market's slow.

It is so important because you end up taking you know, a B or C quality setup. It's not really that great. you you catch a loss on it, Your accuracy is not going to be as good on low quality setups and the winners won't be as big. So You take a loss on and you're like, well now I'm red, I've broken the ice all right now.

I'm going to try to make it back. You try to make it back on some more B and C quality setups and sometimes you do and you finish the day. small, green, whatever and other times you just dig the hole deeper and deeper and deeper. and you're thinking, man, I wish I had taken my foot off the pedal a lot sooner.

Look at this. So this is about to haul. The halt level is at 68. Well look at how the spread is 55 by 57.

This is a very, very very difficult spread. This is going to be one of the most difficult spreads I've actually seen in a long time. These are huge spreads. So right now if I was in with 10 000 shares, let's just say that's 65 on the bid.

It just dropped three points. That's 30 000. It went from 68 to 71. 70 by 73..

So this is an example of a stock that, um, you know, again, you could trade it with 10 shares. You could kind of just be like, oh, I'm going to move the decimal point and mentally think of it like that. And you know, with 10 shares, you could probably make a little bit of money on it. But golly, uh, you know you catch another one of these red candles.

One of these types of candles. back here and it's going to hurt. And it looks like here we go, we're starting to roll just a little bit. Nope.

and it breaks. So it's starting to roll just a little bit. there. False halt, and then up to 89..

So it's pinning. At the halt level, it's chasing the hall level circuit breaker halts if you don't know about them. I've got a couple other videos about them. certainly on Youtube.

I've got a bunch about it in the classes. Is it going to be a real haul or a false hall? It looks. It's staggering. It's limping into the hall.

It is a halt, but a little a little bit of a limp into that that haul level. So that's Eq acy parabolic stock. No news goes from eight dollars to 38. Now there's no doubt about it.

This is going to be an easier stock for me to trade. It's going to be easier stock for a lot of us to trade. Why? It's cheaper? I can afford it. You know? I mean, even for me, I don't You know, I don't keep millions and millions of dollars in my trading account.

How many shares could you even buy on a stock like, uh, car? You know, 400, 500 a share. A thousand shares is 500 Grand 4 000 shares. You're talking about million dollar positions, so you know you're talking about a lot of risk and I just encourage you to be mindful of that. So a lot of traders inevitably focus on lower price stocks.

And when I got started, I did two. And I actually focused when I first got started on penny stocks. And you want to know why? I had a friend in high school who made, uh, some good money. I don't know exactly how much he made now.

um, but he made enough money trading penny stocks. He bought a, uh, a Nissan Pathfinder, put a nice subwoofer in the back. He bought, uh, he had a big screen Tv in his bedroom which was down in the basement at his mom and dad's house. He got an arcade machine, a sick arcade machine he got.

awesome sound system. And I mean, it was pretty cool to be 17, 18 years old. whatever he was at that time. To make some money trading a penny stock.

I mean, it was. It was pretty amazing. And the fact that he did it made me think, man, I, all of a sudden my eyes were open, that there was, uh, you know, there was a possibility, even as remote as the likelihood was of me making money consistently. Um, you know, I was young and I was stupid enough to think that maybe I could do it.

And that's why I always remind people how risky trading is so you at least know what you're getting into if you're gonna, if you're gonna make a go at it. But so when I started trading in a more serious way, I was focusing on low-priced stocks because I didn't have a lot of money. So I just assumed you have to trade penny stocks. But in fact, uh, trading stocks.

You know, three, four dollars a share. These ones anywhere from, you know, two to twenty seems to be the sweet spot for the type of stock that can really make a big move. Uh, that's been my experience now. Gamestop was a little higher, and certainly Cars a little higher too.

But so here's Gamestop. Uh, this is a screenshot of me holding 250 shares. I'm in at 229.24 cents and I'm up 100 a share. So I suppose a reminder on something like Car that even with small size, those winners can add up 250 shares.

100 a share is 25 000, 25 000, you know. But it's still a lot of money. It's still, uh, 75 000 in the trade. So Gamestop, I've got a lot of drawings on this chart.

This is a lot of technical analysis. I traded this one, um, quite well. I could have done a bit better, but I was limited that I didn't have enough buying power in my account. I didn't have enough money in my account to really, really like crush it and to have had the money in my account to really crush it.

I would have then, inherently also been taking five or ten million dollar positions and I know that there are traders out there doing it. But man that scares me. That scares me. It's that's a that's you never want to empower a trade to potentially like end your career.

You never want to do that even if you even with a lot of experience. Uh, parabolic momentum here on Glsi. So this is a stock that had news out pre-market that morning of um, there was something about breast cancer. Something that was very positive.

Stock immediately goes from like 10 to 40. so one of those straight up parabolic kind of algo spikes, it pulls back and then in the afternoon goes to 36 to 40, 47 all the way up to 180 a share. Now of course when it was up around you know 75, 80, 100, and 100 and 250. it would have been difficult to trade because the price is so high and the risk is is of course high at that point.

But um, you know at the same time had you been in from down here and held a couple of shares you know, 100 200 shares, then all of a sudden you're coming back to a really nice trade. So that was, uh and there was. I did some live archive um review of this because this is a bull trap and then a bear trap and then a rip higher. It was really a pretty special setup.

so again just the stock type Glsi. so parabolic momentum. So all right, let's look at. Um, I'm going to get some live trading archives going here.

Let's see. All right So and let's watch resumption just for the heck of it on Gls. I so it opened a little. uh sorry on car it opened a little lower.

The high is 490. But see, look at that. 65 by 70. it's a five point spread and there you go back to 89.

So that's a dip and rip back through The high. 95 should break through 500, but there could be sellers stacked. It's a very psychological level and it just goes to 520. It goes to 528 the way a stock would break five dollars and go to five Ten Five Fifteen five twenty Twenty Eight dollars a share.

Crazy. And the market can make you feel pretty stupid. Sometimes you know I'm the one sitting here who hasn't taken a single trade on it. All right.

So let's see. Let me get um, you know, as Elon Musk crossed? Uh uh, what was it? 300 billion dollars net worth? I thought, man, I really am pretty stupid, aren't I? I've been. I've been sitting here for, you know, all these years, Tesla just keeps going higher and higher and higher. And you know, I guess I'm really an idiot.

Oh well, I can't catch them all. I do find uh, some uh, profit in the market and I'm grateful for that. So if uh, you know, you find your niche and you stick with what you know. All right.

So car halted up showing 5 47. So we'll watch sound resumption. So uh, Glsi. All right.

So let's watch a live trading archive here on uh, Glsi. All right. So this is. this is a long one.

These are available for Warrior Pro students. I'm going to highlight some of the, um, some of the interesting spots. All right. So Glsi here.

Um, so it looks like. uh so trading. It was really small size. um in this area.

Probably just sort of like a little cautious on it. All right. So so the halt time? 49. Oops.

Sls a quick trade on that for the break of five. It's a whole dollar half dollar setup. It's up 35 percent. Yeah, take the trade into the halt.

Nothing huge on that. Problem is, it was too close to the haul level. That's not really the one that's exciting though. Um, so Glsi.

The last print was 61.36 So we'll be watching Resumption on Glsi. Let's see. there you go. So there's resumption.

Sorry, there's a resumption on Glsi and you see how it breaks. It does a dip and a rip. Next haul to 74. so that's very common.

That's similar to what we just saw. Um, it's going to halt up, Then it's going to go higher up to 78.. let's see if we can get into the the bigger moves. There's showing 95 resumption there.

So quick. Trade for the break of 100 perhaps Average for me is 87.22 So I'm up four thousand dollars here with 400 shares. So there's a hundred dollars taking some profit. Uh, there we go as it breaks through that level.

So I take the profit as it breaks through the critical level of 100 and then it goes to 104. It goes a little higher. And so this is what I mean with these types of trades where all of a sudden you're up dollars a share. It's crazy.

Gov X trade on that one. So Glsi showing a 126 resumption. So the resumption on Car is showing 535.. So we see the approximate resumption price.

It's it's a bit of an approximation. So I'm now holding 210 shares. At 121, it looks like it resumed and then squeezed a little higher. Unfortunately, I don't have the chart usually I would.

So Glsi? Yeah, see, look at that. So on this one. So I'm holding one share on it. So it halted.

It looks like it reversed. It did one of those peaking at the top and then halting back down. Let's see. So one of the things that we often notice with these that doesn't really matter.

So one of the things that we often notice with these is that they will halt many times going up. And if this does, Car, for instance, halt going down. That's something to be really, really, uh, mindful of. You don't want to think that these will just keep going up forever.

I mean, you know, of course, some of them do some pretty irrational things, but you still want to be cautious with how you manage your risk. So let's look at rhe This is another one that was pretty cool. Um, so let's see. rhe So rhe.

This is one that I traded. um, pretty aggressively. So on this day I'm sitting up 79 000. This is another opportunity for me to remind everyone that my results are not typical.

All right. So let's see. let's get oriented. So rhe uh, looks like, look at that.

look at that. So watch. Oh man. So uh.

I use the pause button to go full screen and out, but also to go pause and unpause. But it also does full screen and not full screen. Okay, so rhe All right. So let's get oriented.

Okay, stock is right here. Up 200, 5.5 million shares of volume. This is the chart it had squeezed up from a dollar fifty all the way to four. A strong pull back to three.

Now curling back up 393 at halt, it opens, Dip and rip. I'm looking now for a trade. long for the break of five. Bought 9 000 shares at 4.92 Um, and and that's high.

That's an extended entry at that moment. because yeah, it's up 200. There's no news on it, it's sympathy to Acy, which was also moving quite a bit. But um, here we go.

All of a sudden it skips five by five Thirty five. Oh seven, Five thirty five, right? So if you've ever gotten yourself stuck trading, uh, I don't know. Something like serious satellite radio and it looks like this oh Car. So that's not too surprising on Car.

So first of all, going down right so it's reversing coming back down so it'll come back down a bit. Um, but if you've ever found yourself trading something like Siri, it's a stock that just doesn't move. it just doesn't move. It's a very slow mover.

It's a feature nature of the of the um, the float, the market cap. So it's a slow-moving stock. But then you have on the other hand, something like rhe here. and these are fast moving stocks.

These are Para. These are stocks that are parabolic and I'm not going to say that this is for everyone. There's not one strategy that is for everyone, just plain and simple. This is a aggressive strategy that I have of trading Momentum Trading.

Momentum is buy high, Sell higher, Buy high, Sell higher. It's very volatile and you have to be. You have to be really, really careful. So rhe there you go up to 540 and I'm taking profit into that level because I know it's extended and then it goes a little higher to 571 without me.

So I'm like, all right, well made a little bit of money on it. like 1700 bucks or something like that. So I'm up 1700 now on Rag. All right.

So we're going into a hall, so now we're gonna look to resume. So let's see, is this a five minute long call Or ten minute long call? Looks like it may be 10. So jump in 10 minutes ahead. All right.

So we're watching for, uh, resumption, trading, a couple other stocks on the side waiting for resumption. Oops, let's back that up. So we did resume there. Oh, let me see.

scaling up. So it's about to resume. So rhe it's up 250 and look at that. it resumes at 660.

it halted at 578 and it resumes at 660. And now I'm adding for the break of seven. there's Seven Ten, there's 7 18., there's 7 26. there's 747.

now there's 650. that's a reminder. What goes up can come back down. there's 6 30.

But notice notices 630, 40, 000 share buyer on the bid dip trade, possibly back over seven and adding right there for the break back over seven and watching 750. It takes some educated intuition to get the feel for how these trade, to know when to when to you know panic, sell and exit and when to hold for the bigger move. I've got 23 000 shares of it at 6.99 What am I looking for? The breakthrough? 7 50. there you go, 750.

it rips through. There's 770 785 I put in order to take half off the table 768.. Now that would be about ten thousand dollars, start scaling out. So I start scaling out.

Take some profit, and then I'm very likely to add back. I'm not the type of trader that just buys, sits back and just kind of lets it do its thing. uh, you know, and whatever. I'm actively trading, so I'm happy to get back in.

if this shows the strength that I'm looking for, which would be a break back over 750. Now I want to pause this for one second. Um, and if you notice on car, uh, right now, this is something that we always like to pay attention to. So this was halted at 1104 and 32 seconds, so she'll resume in a moment.

It was halted going down at 481, but it's showing a resumption of 500. That's a resumption higher. So if it squeezes right back up over 510 520 and through the high 545, you know that could be that. That's very.

It's bullish. It's bullish that it's showing an open that's higher than the halt down. Unfortunately, the risk of trading a stock at this spot right here is that it's up 170 percent. It's up.

It's up a lot. So while it did open a bit higher at 500, it immediately came down. This is a dip spot, possibly at 62. I'm not going to buy it.

See just that moment right there and we'll go. Let's just go to the 10 second chart or one second chart. I'll just show you what I was seeing. I'm not gonna buy that because of course the five minute context, but right right there right in there as it was starting to level.

That can be the beginning of the curl for a dip and rip, but context is important. And in this case because we have had multiple halts. and because it's up as much as it is, the risk would have been too high for an entry and there probably wouldn't have been enough buyers right at that spot just because of that chart pattern. So that momentary pause though when it's pulling back, it starts to pause.

That's something I look at really closely. Okay, so let's flip back to uh, rhe parabolic momentum Again, those watching this, I hope you are enjoying it. A little mini class here. All right, let's get back into it.

So we've got 6 73 so I added it 644 and that was just a couple seconds ago. It looks like so it does a little flash dip down there. Punch punch boom boom. So add it at 647 little dip trade taking a little profit up around 690.

so it took a little off the table 690. This is a a red topping tail so you've got a fairly extended setup here, taking a little more off the table as it comes back up. Not sure whether or not it's going to make them move all the way back to the high. Of course we know, we know it does, but we don't know yet.

Uh, it's always anyone who can trade. you know, using I don't know. Time travel can be very successful trader because once you know what's happened, it's easy to go back and just buy it at a better price. But the reality is, uh, we can't trade that way.

So now I'm in with 30 000 shares, 38 000. So someone is stepping up to the plate and it's me stepping up to the plate here. 38 000 shares of this stock at 774 looking for a continuation? There's eight, ten break of eight taking half off. uh, order to take some off the table and no problem getting filled there.

It's a that's coming up to the whole dollar, so a decent spot to take some profit, especially on something that's extended like this. Add back on the dip at 66 and 76 actively trading. Sometimes I think that I would do better if I just held, because when some of these go up five dollars a share with 30 000 shares. you know, three times five, you're talking about a lot more money than just, uh, flipping in and out the way I do.

but at the same time you kind of get used to what you're used to. Added there up to 23 000 shares. Want to take some profit as it breaks through the high. These types of stocks are so fun to trade, it's up 400 percent.

This type of volatility is just phenomenal. So we're coming up to another hall. It's halted. Holding 7000 shares up currently 113 000 on the day on.

Uh, in this live trading archive. Uh, students can rewatch these as many times as you want, By the way. All right. So fast forward this just a little bit back up.

So now. so this is where this is where things start to get interesting. and you hear me talk about how it's pulling away. It's starting to pull away.

So I'm in. It's 8 37 Now it opened, It halted it. 8 48 or no. Sorry, it halted it.

Um, what was it? Yeah, I was around. I don't know. 870. it opened and we're already seeing 9.50 Now where are spots that I would look to to add 55, 65, 75 85 Looking for the break over 10? Diptrade here added up to 15 000 shares with hotkeys taking a little off the table at 93..

we've got a seller at 10. Will it break 10? Holding 10 000 shares Added for the break of 10. Taking some profit as it breaks that level and there's a Uh 1083, 1082 holding 3000 shares. Trading it through that level.

We're coming up to another halt here, right? Halt it again. so let's watch for possible in about a minute holding 3000 shares. Okay, resumption there. 11 22.

if it breaks 11 22, that's new high. That's a spot to add. I tried adding and I didn't get. um actually where did I? Yeah, I tried adding in my orders didn't fill.

Now we're going up to 1250.. now we're skipping half dollars in whole dollars. 12 45 Next ad spot. Strong dip there possible buying opportunity.

It is extended holding at 1206 average. Wow. Taking some profit as it goes through that level. It's the right move.

I was read on the trade for a second. New orders at 13. feels top heavy right? Doesn't it feel a little top heavy? So our high is around 12 80. holding 10 000 shares, watch back over 12.50 It's up 640 percent, which is phenomenal.

If it breaks the half dollar of 12.50 I would expect a pretty tight look at that. Yeah, see it. It happened so quick there. Now look for 13..

a little bit of a false break there. so that's a false break. It is top heavy and we start to get those false breaks as it gets a little top heavy. But then look at that.

look at that recovery. Um let's just back that up. So we got a false break. It it dropped down here to 12.

I'm holding 10 000 shares, 12 18. So flat on the position now. got out the rest break even roughly. then watching and look at that rip.

right back to the high. Added back 6000 shares for 13. now looking for 14. added right there 17 000 shares looking for 13.75 then 14.

14.48 Taking some profit off the table, there's 1448 up to the halt level and then unwinding the rest of the position. Halt levels are a little tricky with uh, nicey stocks, it can be hard to tell and then there it moved up again. Taking that out. look at that.

just incredible that is parabolic momentum. Now you can tell that that um is a little different than what we had on a car car. um has a bit less volume um compared with um, the sort of the the time uh the card so it's a little bit later. It's got 14 million shares whereas rhee had about 12 million at that time.

but rhe was just like ripping kind of straight up and on pretty solid volume. Uh, the spreads weren't too bad. car much bigger spreads um a tricky one and and fantastic for anyone that got a piece of it. Uh, for me, you know I didn't trade it at all.

So from a high of 545 all the way down to 373 now bouncing highest volume is now on this red candle right here. Olb was an easier one for me to manage risk on into trade and even on that one I left a lot on the table. We got that move right there which I didn't trade. That was a bit of an Abcd setup for a break through the high first at 79 and 23 goes to 923 all the way up to 12..

pulls all the way back down and comes all the way back up. So has a high of 1250.. we've got news on this one which is good to see. Chart history is not bad.

Certainly would be better over the high of this candle because that candle is red. That's 1640. Car the chart on this one. Uh, I mean this is like a monster.

that's crazy. That's that's. really really impressive. Um, but certainly not a time to be an investor.

It's up so high. so just just um, just for trading. So already today there's been a couple of opportunities. Um, this one.

Uh, traders seem to have lost interest in from ten dollars to sixteen or fifteen fifty, but then came back down. So uh, I have a ton of live trading archives of these, but I don't want to. Um, I'm not going to show, I'm not going to go through all of them here. and most of them, of course are.

Well, they're all available for warrior pro students. you guys can watch them. But so we had parabolic momentum on rhe, we had acy, we had Sls, we had Bpth, and then there's a bunch that just go into the archives. And then chapter eight Set up Eight Part Two: low float and or low volume parabolic squeezes So you know these ones.

Some of these ones just to show you can be really incredible stocks that go on very light volume up 10 15, 20 a share. These ones are a little different. Uh, these ones are hard in a similar way as Car because the volume is is light and so it can be. and the spreads can be big so it could be hard to take um, enough size to do really well.

But but occasionally if you're in early enough and they have news or something like that that helps you find it, then those can be good. Uh, so are there any questions that I can answer here? You're welcome. Can you please teach on where to buy on the candle, how I set up a stop loss, and where to take profit? So um, in short, we can go back to Olb. Let's look at Olb because this is one that I traded today.

So Olb, uh, where that arrow is right there? That was a spot where I took a trade. Why did I take a trade there? Well, we had this pre-market uh, pivot at 8.40 it was a high. It was a level that was tested right here and again right here, roughly and again right here. So I believe that if 840 broke, we would likely see a re-test of the high of 870.

And if we broke 870, then it move up towards nine. So in this case and we had tested it here as well, I thought that this was a bit of a cup formation. This was the handle. And so as the handle was forming I began accumulating here.

My mental stop was the low of this pullback, but really it was about at the volume weight, average price which is the orange dotted line. So stop at the V app. In this case, not a live stop order, just a mental stop. So the place where I'm thinking, if it breaks that level, that's where I should probably get out.

And as long as it holds roughly holds, then I'll I'll I'll keep holding as well. The Profit Target: Well, initially we're looking for a breakthrough 840 and then 870. and it does. It hits a high of 875, it pulls back and then it breaks through up to 923.

So a little choppy on the break but did break through that level. But to give you a more complete answer, where I get in and where I get out, that is the basis of the strategy. Really, What I've shown you here is just a type of stock. It's a stock type.

That's what it is. It's parabolic momentum. So right in here. Chapter 8: Uh, Stock type Breaking News Reverse splits Recent Ipo: Blue Sky Spax Gap down Reversal Intraday Continuation Intraday parabolic squeezes Pa