Hey guys! Ross here from where you're trading time for another edition of snack time of Ross We're gonna get started here with a little bit of guacamole. Now this is one of my favorite snacks. So I'm just gonna go ahead and have the avocado pop out the center, Put that aside and then what I do is I've got this a really unique method I've never heard of anyone else using this. I use a spoon just like this which is so fast and so easy like that like that and then I know, take this to the next level in one second.

What I'm gonna do is I'm gonna add a little bit of salt. That's my secret ingredient. All right, that's Himalayan sea salt now. mashing up the avocado is probably one of the most challenging things.

when you use a spoon. it kind of goes from one side to the other. so I actually use a knife to keep my thumbs out of the way. keep your thumbs out of the way at all times.

basically just repeatedly stabbing the avocado just very quickly. it turns into a mash. Okay, now at this point I can go ahead and add a little bit of seasoning, some pepper, some tomatoes even if I want to and this is this is really pretty much ready to go. So I'm gonna jump in.

We're gonna have a snack time with Ross and we're gonna go over by trades for the month of August. All right guys, let's get started all right guys! So what we're gonna do today is an August recap. So we're actually gonna go over the trades from August Some of the highlights, some of the best trades, some of the worst trades and we're gonna look at my stats: my accuracy, my profit loss ratio, the number of shares I was trading, and my average share size for the month I Wanted to wait to do this here. it's the seventh because I want to make sure I got my statement for the month of August So what I'm gonna do here is log in.

This is the stock USA website. All right. So this is where I log in and it's where I can pull all of my statements and tax stuff and and that kind of not kind of thing. So right now I've got a fifty five thousand dollar balance.

This is my starting balance here this morning. I'm up 11:21 today so that'll be around fifty six thousand tomorrow. So we'll go over here to online documents and what I'm gonna do is click statements and I'm just gonna download here my August 31st statement. Okay, so here we go.

We'll start with page one. so this was my ending balance I Guess somewhere around here fifty one thousand I did wire transfer right now I'm up for fifteen thousand eight hundred, twenty four dollars already on the month of September which is fantastic and I do take out money on pretty a pretty much regular basis. So for the month of August I finished with twenty nine thousand, one hundred dollars and seven cents. which put me up a hundred and forty three thousand dollars on the year.

So now, plus fifteen thousand, I'm getting close to a hundred and sixty thousand on the year. kind of, you know, getting myself edging closer towards two hundred thousand which I'm hoping to be able to get to by December I've still got a couple months left. but in any case, August finished as a pretty strong month now I thought August was actually gonna have the potential to be a record breaker. Thirty-four thousand dollars is the best month that I've ever had and I did that in in June July was thirty two thousand and then August twenty nine thousand.

The frustrating thing is that in the first two weeks of August actually made twenty two thousand dollars. So I made the majority of my profits in those first two weeks with two single days that were both over ten thousand dollars in games. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to continue that type of momentum through the rest of the month. The third week of the month I made fifty two hundred dollars.

the fourth week I lost four hundred and then on the fifth week, which was only a three-day week, I made about 2700. So I kind of petered out as we got towards the end of the month, which was, you know, not really obviously what I was what I was aiming for. but you know, it's just one of those things you do. You do what you can so things slowed down for me at the end of the month.

but overall I still fin you know with nearly $30,000 which I was really pleased with. I'll close this down here so we'll go over here that $29,000 in total profits, you know and just from the summer. June July August 90,000 dollars in games which is really fantastic. That was for me, just a really like awesome summer.

and usually the summer is pretty slow so it's really exciting to to be so productive during a typical typically slow season now as we move into September I Was again excited because I usually do really well in September October November As we, you know kind of are into the fall and into the school year. So now being up actually eighteen thousand dollars in the last five trading days including the last day of August and being a 15,000 in the month of September already I am well on my way to potentially having a record-breaking month. But like last month, things could slow down and if they do I need to adjust my size accordingly, scale back and and sit tight. There are part of the deal with trading is that there will be some weeks where you make $10,000 in other weeks where there are just no good opportunities and so you can either swing as hard as you can at bad setups or you sit on your hands.

You know you kind of take shelter through the storm and then when things are better you, you you know, increase the size again. So to go over my trades for the month of August In total, I did about a hundred and three trades. Now that's over. The month of August was actually a little bit of a longer month we had let's see 23 trading days in the month of August which was which is really good.

So one hundred and three divided by twenty hundred and three trades between three I mean it's like four point four, seven trades per day average, you know. and I try to limit myself to not more than five trades. although when I'm having a good day, I will be a little more aggressive and sometimes I do take six or seven trades on a good and then on a slow day like today I only take one trade. Now today is actually my 14th consecutive winning trade.

I haven't had a losing trade since last Tuesday about a week ago. you know? and that's because I'm only trading. you know, three to four times a day. I'm focusing on the best quality setups and that means I trade the best and I leave the rest.

That greatly increases my accuracy and it means that you know if I do have a loss. usually I can stop out pretty quickly because it was a go-to setup that looked really good, just didn't work out quite the way I Thought So I can bail out pretty fast. When you start start taking stabs at lots of different setups, you can get yourself in the situation of just taking loss after a loss and slippage. You know when you're selling on the bid just gets worse.

Those were by the way, a hundred and three total trades, not round trips, not executions that that would be much higher. My accuracy during the month was 66% and I traded with a one point four, four to one profit loss ratio. My average winners were 42 cents, my average losers were 29 cents. So the winners being bigger than the losers is something that we always want to see for our students.

One of the things that we do of course with our students is that we put you on the simulator. Now this right here is the Fantasy Stock Trader Simulator and what we want to see is that while you're trading on the simulator that you meet the certain metrics required to be a profitable trader. That means you need to have at minimum a one to one profit loss ratio. Meaning your winners are bigger than your losers and you need to have a minimum of really fifty, five to sixty percent success.

Anything lower than that, it's gonna be hard to break even. So for me, on the month of August trading with one point, four to one profit loss ratio and 66 percent success, I was able to generate $29,000 in total gains, which is which was a solid month for sure. My average share size was for four thousand, nine hundred and sixty eight shares. So trading with somewhat larger size if I look here and I grab my my other computer work up my Excel.

So if I look here at the month of July for instance, we'll just check share size for the month of July to compare month of July The average share size was thirty six hundred shares. so I increased share size a little bit I was being a little bit more aggressive. Definitely taking some larger positions and you know I would say that that did pay off. Alright now if we look at I'm gonna I use this table here.

So what I'm going to do is I'm going to sort my trades by net game that loss. So basically what I want to see are my biggest winners on the month and my biggest losers. Alright, and we can kind of analyze those trades in a little bit more detail. So biggest single trade winner I had the through.

The top three was work MP MP Et this was an eleven thousand, seven hundred and fifty three dollar winner. I Traded this on this day in August right here on the day that went from a dollar seventy up to five dollars. This day we had seven point five million shares of volume. It was a gapper as you can see and it was a gap and go set up.

Second biggest trade was led S. This one was a six thousand, eight hundred and sixty dollar winner and you can see here believe that was on leave that was on. that was on this day here where we got this big spike from 578 up to 814 now. I I did trade it several times but I'm pretty sure this was the day that I had the big win and then the third biggest winner was SAE X This was a three thousand, one hundred and eighty dollar winner with 200 shares at its true 200 shares.

Absolutely unbelievable. I made 15 points per share. This was on the day where we opened at 48. I got long at 48 and it squeezed up to a high of 72 dollars which is just crazy.

So that was right here actually because when as high as $75 this was a simple follow-through set up. entering for the break of yesterday's high and I know why do you guys traded that as well and did a great job on it. We'll also do some Q&A at the end of this recap so you guys can stay tuned for that and think of some questions to ask me. so those are my three biggest winners.

The SAE X trade A little bit of an unusual one, but a good winner nonetheless. I Had a couple other good trades on M Pat Ship si Tio SP you kown OBC i le I opt t MC you are. All of those trades were well over a thousand dollars in gains. In fact, my top 19 biggest winners produced a combined profit of $48,000 in gains.

All of my winners in total produced sixty four thousand dollars in profit, which is good commissions of course, and losses amounted to thirty-four thousand dollars. Now that's really in contrast to the month I had in June where I made forty eight thousand dollars in profit and I had only twelve thousand dollars in losses. So my losses in the month of August were larger. My three biggest losses ship Kpti and Sae X, and I traded Sae X on the first day of the run.

I was 750 shares and I lost $3,400 I Got in that right here for the in anticipation for the break of $30.00 Got long right around here. We popped up and then we came all the way back down and just in these two candles you can see we went from $30 all the way down to $24 per share. I mean it was a brutal drop and I got being a little too high on a stock that's a little outside my go-to price range. Share size was a little too big and before I knew it I was down three points and then I just kind of watched it and was thinking about you know, trying to get in on the next move up or you know, hold through that and it just didn't work out I ended up taking a good-sized loss on that.

The second biggest loss was Kpti. this was just last week. a very frustrating trade I jumped in this with 5,000 shares at $9 and it had already squeezed up a little bit I think I had a little fear of missing out on this one. Let's see where was that? that was last week? It was right.

Yeah, I was right in here I chased it I should have gotten in way way earlier I ended up chasing it and then selling in this candles we dropped down I lost like 70 cents per share with 5,000 shares and it's a $3,500 loss which was extremely disappointing you know that was. that was very frustrating and I was right at the end of the month and I wanted to have a big winner and I was being aggressive I didn't stop out fast when I was down like a thousand bucks even though I certainly could have and you know. next thing I knew I was down quite a bit more and then the biggest loss of the month I was on ship. This is a seven thousand dollar loss.

This is a really bad one again. I chased this just way chased it. Now here's the thing with with trading. and you know, especially with momentum trading.

a lot of times we are buying stocks that are high and selling them higher. so it's not uncommon to buy a stock that's already extended. It's just about finding that sort of happy medium where you can feel okay about buying a stock that's extended and think that you still have enough profit potential. but your risk isn't too high.

And on this one I was very frustrated because I was watching it here down here for da and actually this is a common denominator among these three trades is that on all three I was frustrated all three of them I was feeling annoyed I was annoyed on this one because I wanted to get in a 380 for the four dollar break and next thing I know I missed it and it popped up to five like 511 and I was thinking oh my god, that's like $6,000 $6,500 or something like that and sold I made about $3,500 and then I added back at around 750 and that's what killed me. I had it back at 750 and you can see in this one candle. we went from a high of 752 to a low of 625 and I had to throw in the towel. So I went from being up 3,000 on the names, down 3,500 on the name with that winner and then the loss back-to-back so you know I Obviously very, very, frustrating day to go from being a big $3,000 profit to being down 3500.

That's one of the most frustrating things that any trader can have happen to them. And of course it put me blowing my max loss. So I was done trading for the rest of the day. that was that day was actually the Tuesday August 2nd, it was the very beginning of the month, you know, just jumping in here and I was really frustrated myself.

Now again, like I said, this was a trade where I missed my good entry and then I chased it. fear of missing out. that emotional response kind of influencing my trading kpt I missed it $8.00 I chased it at 9 but fear of missing out si E^x I missed it at 15 I missed it at 16 I missing an 18 I missed it at 20 and misses at 25 and I finally got in at 30 fear of missing out. Lost 3,000 bucks and the notes that I put on those three trades you know was I chased it I chased I chased I was emotional I was frustrated and then I bought two Hi.

So this goes to show you know even a trader with you know years of experience can fall victim to the emotional frustration and to emotional trading. Those three trades cost me $15,000 So if I in the month of September here can minimize the drawdown from losses like that, that could make a world of difference. The fact that I made sixty four thousand dollars in profits in August but I was only able to keep twenty nine thousand of it is a little disappointing. Twenty nine thousand dollars in one month is still a great month, and I'd like to think that some of our students who I know did better than I did last month managed to avoid getting into the emotional trading that I got into.

But you know, for anyone that did fall into that same pattern, just know that I'm with you I know how it feels I've done the same thing even as recently as this month last month and it's something that we all struggle with from time to time. So the best thing that I can suggest again I mean I say this to myself as much as anyone else. Focus on the first and second pullback only. If you can't print out that chart and say this was a solid entry, you know, looking at it two days later, then you shouldn't take the trade.

If you can't, print out the chart and send it to me and have me review it during class and say yeah, that was a good setup. You shouldn't be taking the trade. You need to take the best quality setups and sometimes you're gonna have stocks like Ship That run. You know, a hundred percent and you miss it.

but you know what? That's a lot better than being the guy that lost three thousand dollars on the stock that ran a hundred percent because that's what happens when you make. You know when you make these kind of mistakes and you get aggressive now. I Can I Can be aggressive and make good decisions when I'm not being emotional and when I'm not allowing the fear of missing out to dictate what stocks I'm gonna trade so you know that's why I Generally being aggressive for me works out well because I have pretty good instincts about what's gonna run and what's not gonna run. But when I get emotional, those you know kind of common sense can go out the window.

Alright, so a good reminder here for me and for you guys. hopefully to learn. By example: I'm gonna do the best I can in September to minimize the drawdown. Now with that said, you know I'm on my 14th consecutive green trade.

fifth consecutive Green Day my longest Green Day hot streak was actually over 50 days last year. So you know being five days into a green streak doesn't mean a lot. but I have to anticipate that at some point within the next day or two I'll probably have a red trade and I'd sure like it if that wasn't with 10,000 shares, right? Because 30 cents is 3000 bucks with 10,000 shares. So I need to start reducing my share size a little bit.

I think as we go into Thursday and Friday know the rest of this week. just you know, especially because of the fact that today I only took one trade. There was only one trade that met my criteria for being a good setup, so things felt slow today and even though I was aggressive with that one trade, it didn't really work out the way I wanted it to. In fact, none of my trades this week have worked out exactly the way I wanted them to.

The good news is, despite that, I've still made $15,000 in the month of September if any of those trades had gone in my favor like HP Jay last week on Friday I got into that with 18,000 shares, we squeezed up about 50 cents and I was up. You know, eight, nine thousand dollars. I didn't sell it because I thought this had the potential of maybe going a full point. if it had, that would have been an $18,000 winner in about 15 minutes now.

I ended up stopping out with a profit of 4500 dollars which was really good and I was happy with that. but I did let it ride because I wanted it I thought it had the potential to do more. You know if I keep stepping up to the plate and swinging, eventually I will connect and one of these will give me the full point. You know, with full-size it's just a matter of time trading the best setups.

It's a man. it's only a matter of time if I start taking big size on poor quality setups, the losses are gonna add up really quickly. so less is more. and you know for all of you guys that were in the chat room in.

June When I first started this kind of challenge earlier in the year, I went through kind of that frustration of having some really good months and then some really bad months and I felt like I was trying to trade a lot to produce kind of content for students because I felt like you know I should be trading all day long and students want more content. The problem is I kept giving back profits. you know I'd have a good morning and then I'd give back money in the afternoon I'd go into the rep. so one month I'd be up 19,000 and the next month I'd be up only 4,000 So starting in June I said you know what I need to get focused on trading only the best quality setups, trading less, but only trading the best.

Now when that started, I got a lot of feedback from students who said this is great I Love that you're only trading three to four times a day because I know each trade you take, you've got a lot of conviction you don't You're not taking anything that's not a strong set up and that allowed students to really learn more from the type of setups I would trade. You know when someone's taking ten fifteen trades a day? Sometimes it's hard to understand why trades are being taken. you know, sometimes they're just kind of. You know, it becomes a little blurry about what is a good setup and what's just kind of so-so For me, focusing on the best has really improved my trading a lot in the last few months and I'm excited for that and students who are in our classes and of course in the chat room you all have given me a feedback that you're really happy with this as well.

So focusing on a few trades in the morning, hitting the daily goal by 11:30 doing the lunchtime recap, and then in the afternoon working with students. you know, that's kind of. That's my routine right now and I really enjoy it. And I've been feeling a lot more confident because you know even only 66 percent accuracy I mean I still feel like that's pretty good.

Sure, 75% would be awesome, but you know 66 70% I mean those are good numbers and you know the profits that I'm making it is a confidence booster. You know you really only need to take one good trait a day to hit your daily goal if you're doing it right and you know. So that's what I would encourage is that students focus on the best quality setups, especially if you're struggling with accuracy. If you're in the 30-40 percent success rate or 50 percent success rate and you're trying to bump it up to 60 65, you need to focus on trading better quality setups.

It does take time to be able to recognize those patterns in real time. I Remember for you know, the longest time when I would look at charts I felt like I was reading a foreign language or trying to read sheet music or something. It just didn't connect. I I wasn't able to see, but now everything has become clear.

You know you adjust the lens and suddenly I can see the patterns I can see the bull flags, the flattop breakouts, they just. it's kind of like those magic eye paintings where nothing's there and then suddenly it's there and you see it all. and now you know you can. You can really get going all right.

So I hope this is helpful. This is the August recap. Let's move in here to do some. Q&A answer some questions that you guys have well obviously got this posted up on YouTube a little bit later I'm gonna have to edit out my account numbers and stuff like that, but we'll get that uploaded shortly.

so let's see. if you put a cue by the question mark then I'll be able to definitely see that you've got a question just looking at students here in the chat room. Did you do a question about the computer? Now for me: I use three laptops. This isn't.

This is overkill. This is not necessary for every day trader. but not only am I day trading on one laptop, I'm also running a chatroom you know, with 2,000 people on the other laptop. So I'm live broadcasting that is a real dog on my system till I broadcast every day.

So the platform that I'm live broadcasting on runs charts, scanners, and chat room. My second laptop runs speech Raider and I'm also running charting on that platform for recordings and for students and stuff like that. My third laptop is like email, social media, and that sort of thing. but all three are Lenovo brand.

I Like Lenovo's they're used in law doctors offices. They're really reliable. I've been super happy with them. These are Lenovo y50 s solid state hard drive as much RAM as I could get I'm not I don't know if it's 16 or 32 gigs, but a lot of RAM they're all hardwired into my modem so no Wi-Fi and they're great.

They really perform well I've been very happy with them I think they're around like fifteen sixteen hundred bucks each so nor that's a great question. and I've had people ask this before. you know how do I accumulate large positions? Well, yesterday or the other day on HP J I was just using my hotkey to buy 2500 shares. so each order that that I send is 2500 shares and I had to press it a few times in order to get myself up to 18,000 shares.

I think 18,000 it was an odd number I think I got a partial fill. they're up at the top, you know I don't know what it was I'd have to go back and look but eighteen thousand, five hundred fifty or something like that. So I did the same thing yesterday on SOR L same thing on on Bxe Starting with you know I built myself up to a 15,000 share position SOR L that was adding 25 share 2500 shares at a time I don't like to go I never go full size like it I just I always add in small increments. Now for our students that are with Speech Trader, you know you guys have discounted rate of 295 per trade for the warrior pro students.

Ridiculously low commissions. So yes, do commissions add up? they do. I'm at 77 dollars today when you make twenty nine thousand dollars in a month. Commission's are just part of the deal and try not to worry about it.

Edward You asked what are my top ten patterns? Well, we have eight that we teach in the classes and I would say the top three would be the bull flag. That's that's my favorite by far and that's the one that I have probably the most examples of. You know, the bull flag breakout. and then the second would be a flat top breakout.

So a bull flag gives you a couple candles of pullback, wears a flat top is just consolidating right underneath high a day. Both are really strong setups. I Kind of like the bull flag a little bit more because of the way you get that. that pullback, it makes you feel like an entry is just a little bit safer.

Flat top breakout consolidating right underneath the high sometimes feels a little bit risky. I'm gonna pull up an image here. you guys can look at. this is a This is one of the ones we use in the class Hm and why you know.

Bull Flag One Bull Flag two kind of bull flag three. This This is basically my go-to pattern. I Like the consolidation over to the moving average that flag and pattern. It's just my favorite.

So and the thing is, it's my favorite because it resolves the best. And why do patterns resolve? They resolve. Because thousands of other traders recognize this as a buying opportunity. This is an opportunity to get into a strong stock with a very low amount of risk.

A very tight stop. That's why you see all the volume coming in. Volume is about people buying shares or people covering up their shorts. Alright, so that's why you get that big resolution because other traders hundreds of thousands of them recognize this as a strong opportunity.

So you know the market really does have this sort of collective mentality If people think that a stock is going to run, it's probably gonna run it's. just it's the fact that people are looking at it as a buying opportunity. Seeing the opportunity and then buying that makes it go up. So that's the reason I focus on trading the stocks that I think will have the highest relative volume relative of course is you know relative volume is different for every stock, but what's high relative to this one stock is what I would be interested in in following and trying to trade because I know that means tons of traders are gonna be looking at this stock.

So many traders use high relative volume scanners looking for those stocks that have the potential to make the the big moves. You know when I was a beginner trader. One of the things I discovered and we talked about this in the webinar is that almost every single day there's a stock and sometimes several, it moved 20 to 30 percent. The trick is finding that stock before it makes the big move and high relative volume is a really good indicator of a stock that has the potential to make that kind of big move.

Alright, so and yeah, I mean I don't know. So the flat top breakout, the bull flag, the third one, maybe the red to green move or micro pullbacks? Those are all good setups. Reversals are okay as well. If you like that type of strategy, it's a little bit slower moving.

So yeah, Morgan I mean you could start by watching just one stock at a time I You know the way my monitors are set up right now I've got one on the screen, share one stock on the screen share and then I have two stocks on each monitor. So I've got 2, 4, 6, 7, 8 total charts that I'm looking at and each of those include the 1 minute, 5 minute, and the daily. So I'm watching these stocks at once now I'm also watching the spy just to give myself a little bit of you know, big picture. watching that many at once is not very realistic, but it allows me to kind of keep them on watch and I can glance over and see if something's happening.

if there is I'll look, you know, maybe it taking a trade, but if I only had one chart up which is sometimes what I do when I'm traveling. I do feel a little lost I feel like I'm kind of having tunnel vision and what helps with that avoiding that is just using the scanners. So anytime something pops up here, I'll just pull it up. so maybe just watching two at once? you've got one that you're watching and then the second chart is flipping through charts that are stocks that are showing up on the scanners Nathan great question about stops, how do I use them and also a question there about the order types.

So I Always use limit orders. Now my limit orders are with a five cent offset. So if we go in here to the fantasy stock trader platform, a five cent offset means if I want to buy a spy right now at to 1835 being the ask, my five cent offset would send the order at 240 or 240 to. It'll always be five cents higher than the ask.

That means as soon as I press this order, it's gonna fill as though its market order. It'll feel instantly. but it won't give me anything higher than this limit price whereas a market order will fill at any price. The risk their course with a stock like ship that has the potential to move.

You know a point in one minute is that using a market order if there's maybe a little bit of a delay, let's say your connection just drops for a second. you send the you order, the connection drops, it comes back up, the order goes through and you execute 80 cents higher than you then you were planning on it. I Mean that totally ruins your risk reward ratio. So I use limit orders to control that once I'm in a trade I don't set a stop what I do instead is I have my hand hovering over the bailout key which is control.

Z when I press control Z I will send a limit limit order to sell my entire position ten cents below the bid. So if my entire position is a thousand shares, the order will go for a thousand. If it's a thousand, you know, if it's a hundred thousand, three hundred, whatever shares it's going to go through. At that amount, it's gonna calculate my current position and use the position as the amount of the order.

So that means I don't have to do the work. That's awesome, right? I don't have to type in, you know, eight hundred and you know forty-seven shares or whatever my partial order might be now I can do the same thing when I'm in a trade that's going my way. I can sell on the ask and I just press ctrl K and control L Control L is to add liquidity. So Control L will add liquidity by selling my shares up on the ask.

That's something you guys don't really have to worry about right now if you're trading larger size. adding liquidity does help reduce your Ecn fees, but in any case, Control L will sell my shares on the ask. Control K is full size. Control L is half size, Control semicolon is quarter size and that'll allow me to scale out on the ass.

So usually when the stock is strong as soon as I'm up, you know 20 20 cents I'll either sell half on the ask or I'll sell half on the bid if we have a good bid I can hit the bid, but if we've got lots of buyers I can sell on the ask. either way is fine and just base it on the strength of the stock. my position size. you know, the spread, the float and stuff like that.

ten cents below the bid for me isn't too much because the thing is, it's always gonna go I mean it's always gonna hit the bid right here. So if there's a bid right here at forty three, I'm gonna be out at 43. but if the stock suddenly drops eight cents I will still get out just suddenly drops 20 cents I might not. But I'm not gonna lose 10 cents just because my order is below the bid, it's still gonna give me the best price just like a market order would.

And you know the other reason that I don't use stops is because you can't cross your orders. So if you have a stopped out to sell shares and then you try to put another order out to sell shares, if the stocks not short able, the order will get rejected. So now you've got to cancel your stop order before you can scale out on the ask. So it's like as soon as you get in and set your stop if it pops up 20 30 cents.

now you got to cancel the stop, start putting. It's just an extra step that I don't need. All right. So if you guys have other questions or folks are watching the recording, if you think of questions, you can of course email me Ross at Warrior Trading Comm I'd love to hear how you guys did in August August was a great month for me so far.

September is in six days. Well, for trading days I'm I'm actually up half as much as I was. and what was it? Twenty three, twenty three days last month. So we'll see what I can do here.

I Don't expect to continue to make you know an average of whatever it is. Four thousand dollars a day or three thousand dollars a day. I'm sure that it will slow down and I just have to be able to adapt to the market. So when the market is choppy and it's not on my side I Throw in the towel I Take shelter in the storm I Don't want to get myself beaten up by trying to trade through really difficult markets.

Ok so again I Hope this answers some questions and we'll get this posted on Youtube and on the website. Alright guys I'll talk to you later.