Good morning ladies and gentlemen. Okay, we'll make this quick. Anyways, you can see here: blue over red Buy Signal Market going up Market holding 10 SMA uptrend very well Market is not bearish until it gets below the 50 SMA So what does that mean? That makes 401 67 the 50 SMA Support Meaning you are long Biosoft 40167 zone until it successfully breaks down. So what's that look like? It looks like this little red line that I put on the screen right there right there.

Yay! That's support. That's it for Dsma support. You can see they were coming down, coming down, coming down. pop boom boom, higher low rip rips good Skip: Okay, awesome.

So that's pretty much it when the market goes below. here. If it goes below here, that's where bigger selling can kick-start into the market. That's pretty much it.

The more detailed side of that. this okay, this is the volume weighted average price anchoring system that I use. Takes a little time to get used to it, but at the end of the day, pretty simple. Pretty straightforward.

So um yeah, uh. well. um, as you can see back here, remember as we said, when the blue goes over the red, that's a Buy Signal Yeah yeah. Anyways, so this is a V-wap anchoring to the last Buy Signal All right.

So look this right here. this yellow line which I will now turn pink. That pink line is the volume weighted average low risk dip buy trend of the last Buy Signal We just broke it so that's kind of like meh. no fun, Boo right! Here's our Buy Signal Pink Line is the low risk Dip by Dip by Dip by Dip By those are three opportunities you had to buy that line for a good trade.

Okay, if you miss that, it's okay because there's another strategy I Use which is the V-wap off the major Buy Signal View app So let's call this Pink View app the Buy Signal V Web the most the the strongest, the most key to be watching for. And then you take this yellow View app and you anchor it to every successful uh, major V Web Dip by So if this is the main Buy Signal View app and this is a dip buy to it and this is a Dip by to it, you can anchor a V-wap to every single one of those dip buys and it's going to give you a good idea as to where the low risk entry is for that move in those dip buys for the continuation of that move you're seeing. So like, here's an example, right? this yellow line kind of gives you the dip by location for the next day. As we come in, we kind of get up a little bit below it, but ultimately hold pop okay and then it breaks.

So we would just delete that because once it breaks, we know that it's most likely going to go back to the main dip buy or the main Buy Signal V Web which is Ping So We go to the main Buy Signal V Web is pink. We hit it. We pop up, we come down again, we double bottom. we break up.

we reverse. At this point I would go okay. it's pretty likely that this is going to be used as a new Dip by Momentum Trend going up. Okay, so there I just added a new V web and you can basically see Dip by Dip by divided by break out again.

Now if the markets are really strong, I'll go ahead and I'll add a third which is basically repeating the process of when we hold a V app and break up a little bit, we can add a new one. Say this is most likely where the new Dip by Momentum trend is going to be so we'll add one there and that's not anchoring properly. Needs to come down a little bit more about there and it's still not going to the low for whatever reason. I Just don't get you.

Sometimes sometimes it can get a little goofy, but that's okay. So you can see a new dip by Trend Dip by dip by dip by pretty much okay. and then what happens once it breaks? Just delete it because it's going to go to the one below it. Okay, now you go to the next one below, hold rallies off.

Okay, once the market holds and rallies off, you could pretty much repeat the same process. Okay, and then what happens here You can see the market comes down, holds it by again. So same process. We could anchor to the low.

There's two ways of doing it. You either anchor to the low or you anchor to the split demand location of the reversal, which in this case would be like right about yeah and that is going to give you your next dip by momentum Trend Up Doink gone. Okay, so the process is repeatable off view app to view app. But remember your main key V web would be the first initial pink one right there, which we have broken down.

So objectively, you'd want to see the market reclaim that pink V web today to stay in the bull side. Um, so so yeah, that's kind of just it. Remember, um, without even considering view app. So taking all the V webs off, right? So taking these off.

remember it's as simple as the 10 is over the 50. so we're bullish and unless the price comes down below the 50 SMA we're not bearish, bearish or we're not going to see really big selling. Okay, so when you look at where the price of the 50 SMA is, I'll just do Alt J That's where the 50 SMA is pretty much located right about. you know, right about there.

Okay, so until the price is below that, we don't really get much more new aggressive selling in the market if you look up here, this is a 10. SMA Okay, that is the short-term moving average. The short-term moving average broke down on Friday evening after we started selling down. We broke and then we gapped out.

So there was a short-term sell signal here. does not lead to a bigger sell signal until you break the 50.. So it figures that the short-term sell signal pushes Market down to the longer term sell signal level if surpassed has not yet done so. So we know that just between this line and this line here, this is kind of where the market you could say is trapped for the time being in only outside of the blue line on the bottom.

So downwards would you get more aggressive selling pressure. Okay, so basically what we're watching today is uh, pop to short I will probably be watching more pop to short sort of scenario. Um, you know something like that. And then last little tidbit is you know alongside of that I also watch numerous variations of Statistics So what I know is that we have from like the past couple days.

If we were to look at this, we know that when we use statistics it can help you visualize. um, you know key levels and understand breakouts and pullbacks to breakouts to retest. So like for example, this right there, that's a breakout of that deviation line. Okay, and you can see it adjusts upwards right.

It's supposed to do that Okay, but you can see me break out. But does it ever really retest throughout this move. There's no retests throughout that move. There's no retest, no re-test no retest, no retest.

Until right here. that's your retest. So here is your breakout. Market Adjusted statistically upwards Line: Adjust upwards, creating a line here.

This was your sell-off to retest your breakout. and that's the hold. Okay, and then, uh, pretty much what ends up happening is you go up okay. and then what happens here, you break out and then that's your retest.

Okay, so if we're to zoom in a little bit one sec. Okay, so here is your breakout. little. You break out right there and you could say there was slight retests in here, but very minimal I Call them continuation immediate retest.

but you pretty much just go straight up to your next statistic level which is that gray one and then you slam down back to the deviation you hold. So that would be a breakout and a re-test and up. Okay, this here is a break out. That is your pull down your retest of statistical breakouts and push up.

Okay, this morning you have or overnight, you've broken down the most recent statistical probability. Okay, so if we've broken down this most recent statistical probability it is then likely the Mark is going to go one of two places the next statistics level available, which is 461. or a back test or a re-test of the breakout of the most recent statistic level which is 404.26. So today, there is probably a hundred percent chance you're going to see 461 or 404 26 because that's just statistically speaking.

Okay, now aside from knowing two outcomes that are most likely going to happen, which one is more likely to happen over, or which event would be more likely of an outcome than one or the other, so it's 404 26, a more likely outcome than 461 to be honest. I don't know enough about statistics to tell you the proper wording for that in the statistics World which would be the more likely outcome which can actually be figured out by understanding kurtosis and skewedness and statistics to a pretty high degree, which I'm working on I'm not sure if I'll be able to successfully apply that into a chart with the way that, like you know, formal education teaches you it, but I think it's possible? maybe one day I can learn how kurtosis and skewness can be applied in real time to a stock chart to give you an expectation of direction to statistics one way or the other, more so than the other. That makes sense. May never even need to really do that, but I like to learn, so it's fun.

Um, so anyways, there's two likely outcomes today: 404 26, 461. So aside from the statistics and aside from prices, that can go here or here, right? what would be those sort of things we watch again the 50 SMA above it. You're still bullish. Below it.

you're bearish. So if we break this out to the downside, what's probably going to happen: 461. if we keep maintaining in higher lowing and we do something like get back over the volume weighted average price trend and yeah, maybe we get like some sort of Pop push back to the breakdown and then we go short because that would be a successful retest of the breakdown and then we go short. Okay, so a couple different outcomes that we're looking at couple different variations of the move.

but ultimately downside. Price that would be very likely to see is 461. Upside: Price is 400 and 426. Um, you should be watching things like the anchored View apps.

You should be watching things like the 10 and the 50 SMA Uh, and that's I mean I could keep talking for days, but I think they think that should cover it for today. So you guys take care of a great day and catch on the next one.