What's up everyone? All right, so if you're watching this episode, it is thanks to my Starlink, which is mounted on the back of my car. Even though right now it is pouring rain, you'll probably hear the rain in the background. My Starlink has me connected to the internet just fine right now. I've been streaming level two, I've been streaming charts. I was able to trade today without any problem. I will say this episode is not sponsored by Starlink. I wish it was cuz Starlink is pretty expensive. And it has gotten better and better with each year that I've been using it. And I think this is probably going to be my fourth year using Starlink. Yeah, I think about four years since I got the first one. And it's been really good. So, today was one of those days where I had some things I had to do and I knew that I wasn't going to be able to be in my in my office. Um, however, I knew that if I left early enough that I could get to where I was going, trade for a couple hours, and then do the things I had to get done. So, I woke up this morning 5:00 a.m., came over, got set up in my my little mobile office here, um, which is the front seat of my car. Got my Starlink powered up in the back. I got my laptop right here. And I was able to trade this morning. So, here's the way it works. I seems to have found a way to lose money even when I'm not in my office. A miracle. Uh, well, as we all know, trading is risky. Today is a max loss red day. I'm not too beaten up about it because the loss is tolerable. I'm down, as you can see, $7,164.18. In terms of max loss, this has me pretty much, you know, on par with my typical smallish red days between $5,000 and $7,500. Uh, today was a day where, um, you know, I really never I never got a cushion and things kind of fell apart and I I definitely got a little stubborn. So, first trade of the day was on AEHL. So, AEHL was the first stock I traded. As of right now, it has 39 million shares of volume, and it's only up 12% on the day. So, if we pull up AEHL, uh actually, I'm going to pull it up on um not this one, but I'm going to use this one here. Um so, why did I trade AEHL? Well, it's Chinese stock. And as you know about my feeling about Chinese stocks is that they are risky, uh but they also at times give us some big surprise moves. TDIC yesterday, TDIC literally hit a high, which is I mean, it's pretty remarkable, but this this actually hit a high of over $30 a share yesterday. Today, it's back down to $1.68. These Chinese stocks are unbelievable. You just don't want to get caught when they're going the opposite direction of the way you're trading. So, if it's going up, I'm trading it long. If it's going down, you can short it if you want, but I'm not holding it long while it's dropping. WOK, this one as well, uh between Monday and Tuesday made a impressive move from 16 cents up to $6, then pulled back to $2, and up to $11. So, when I saw AEHL squeezing up this morning, I thought, "Okay, Chinese stock moving higher, we can probably work with this." And so, this is our chart right here. As you can see, we've got a double top at $6.35. My first trade on it, um I jumped in as it was squeezing up right here, um in this first leg higher, and I was looking for the break of six. We didn't get the break of six, but I was able to make a thousand bucks on that first move higher. And that's on the five-minute chart. If you look at that on the one-minute chart, you'll see there was a micro pullback, which I was able to trade. So, we'll go to auto here, back this up, and it's going to be right in here. And this was our micro pullback right down here, 5:30. It squeezes up, and it gives us a second micro pullback at 5:50, and it punches all the way up to a high of six. It sells off, dips back down, and it rallies back up, and I got in right here at about $6, and I was looking for a squeeze through 6:35, the break of the double top. It failed, and so what ended up happening was I gave back the thousand I made, and was now down $64.39 on AEHL. Not a big deal, not the end of the world, it is what it is. And then I sat here while several other stocks were moving. SMAL was moving, AIIO was moving. None of them were really clean, I didn't really like them. And then MOBX started to squeeze. And on MOBX, I kind of thought, all right, you know, I don't think I'm interested in it. And when it was down like $2 a share, I was like, no, I'm not interested, not going to trade it down here. Goes up to 260, I was like, I don't know, maybe. Goes up to 270, and I was like, okay, I think I can work with this. It squeezes up to three, and I almost bought um this little pullback, and then I waited. It dips down, it comes back up to three. Again, I almost punch it to take the break of 308. It squeezes up to 318, and I got in right here on this little micro pullback, thinking it was going to push higher to 330. And I took 40,000 shares, probably too much size, and I held all the way back down to three. And I just I kind of got stubborn. I was like, are you kidding me? So, today was a day where I had a small base hit. I'm trading on my laptop in my car, obviously not my ideal circumstance, but at the same time, no issue with internet. I have all my hot keys. So, really it shouldn't really make that much of a difference. But, the market's been cooler and we had dispersed attention. So, you know, it's just the luck of the draw that of course on a grinding stock by the time I finally get in, it rolls over. It does pop back up at the open, then it goes red on the day versus the open, then it rips up to 340, pulls back, goes into a halt to 380, goes up to 420, and then unwinds and comes back down. Well, right now it's back at 283. So, you know, if I had held that position all the way through, you know, at the most I would have been up like 40 grand and then right now I'd be down uh well, no, it wasn't Yeah, I'd be up 40 grand at the most. I'd be down 20 grand if I was still holding right now. It was the right decision to let it go. I should have cut it sooner. I got stubborn. And the fact is I lost 7 grand on that, which is 20 cents roughly on 40,000 shares. And how much could I have really made on that trade? What was the biggest upside? Would I have even made 8,000? You know, would I have made 20 cents? Probably not because it's a cheaper stock that's a grinder. So, this is exactly the problem with these stocks. The downside risk is greater than the upside potential and that's why I generally don't like trading them. But, I gave in and traded it today. A little bit of stubbornness, partly because of two no trade days in a row. Right? I mean, I was no trade on well, last week. No trade on Thursday, no trade on Friday. Traded on Monday, totally screwed up the day. Was up 20 grand and then gave back 17,000 on the last trade. Then I had no trades on Tuesday. And then I had no trades again yesterday. I think so. And then today I finally break the ice. It's a dud. First trade I only make five only make um a thousand dollars, but it was 20,000 shares. So, it was only five cents a share. Second trade I give it back. Then we have a stock that goes 50 cents a share without me. I finally break the ice and jump in, but I'm overcompensating with too much size. It flashes back down. Max loss. Down more than 5,000 right now is max loss. So, max loss, that's it. But at least I'm keeping the red days small. So, as I sit right now, I have What was it? 47,000 on one of the first days of May, 20,000 on one of the second days. So, 70 70 plus thousand on the month. There were a couple other green days in there. So, today's the first red day. I think this is the first red day of the month. Um no, I was red on the second day of the month also, but it was a small red day. I think 3,000. Um In any case, it it doesn't really matter. It's important to keep the losses small, but this is a reminder of how important it is to hold the discipline not to trade low-quality setups. And today, I traded the low-quality setup and I got burned. Predictable. And this afternoon, we didn't have another stock that went up 1,000% like we did the last couple days. You know, there's a couple stocks that moved in after hours. TRT, this is on the scanners earlier. Light volume. Not much to trade there. ELPW. Chinese, but not really working. So, you know, the thing is, you just never know which one is going to make the big move. You can't buy them all. You can't speculate that this will be the next one that squeezes. You've got to trade what's moving. And unfortunately today at pre-market, we had like six stocks that were all up on a lot of volume, but none of them were things that I really like trading. This isn't a necessary loss. Being down 64 bucks would have been fine. I wish I hadn't taken that trade on MOBX. I wish I had just called it. But, wishing doesn't change the day. Um but, I can think about this going into tomorrow to focus on good quality setups. And so as of right now, I'm red on the week. I was up 3,000 on Monday, 3,800 or 2,800. And then red 7,000 today. So, I mean, given my weekly goal is on a cold market 25,000 a week, I'm red 3,000, that's not a big deal, but I'm well shy of the weekly goal. Will we have something tomorrow that gives me redemption? We may, but again Friday on a week that the market's already been cold, I'm not going to count on it. This week's probably a wash, but, you know, I'll show up tomorrow and hopefully, you know, next week we do have some better opportunities and that's what I'm going to try to save my ammo for. So, that's it for me. Again, if you guys are watching this, it is thanks to the Starlink. I'm I really am pleased um that it's working as well today even in the pouring rain. So, it's definitely better than it was um a few years ago when I got my first one. Um And And this is actually the first Starlink, but it's just the network has gotten better. So, that's cool. That's good to see. All right. Oh, so my upload download speed, for those who are curious, um so, we'll go to fast.com. This is right now download speed. Um pretty good. The ping from uh where I am, I'm in New England still, but I'm probably like 100 miles from New York City. The ping was um 32 ms, uh milliseconds I think that is, 32 milliseconds to New York City to the data servers. So, I thought that was pretty good. Um so, that's on my Starlink right now. If I pull up my phone, where's my phone? Um Oh, here it is. So, let me just see, just out of curiosity, what the speed is on my phone right now. So, on my phone right now, I have just LTE. I have three bars. And I'm at So, right now 11 12 megabits per second. If you can see that, you probably can't. I don't know. There you go. So, that's where I'm at on my phone. So, if I was using my phone as a hotspot, um it wouldn't work. See, I'd be such a good rep for Starlink. Such a good rep that maybe I should be getting free Starlink service, but I'm not. I'm spending the money on it and so But, if they start promoting me, I'll get a a patch. I'll wear a patch. I'm not going to get a tattoo. You know, I'm not quite that committed, but I would wear a patch. A little Starlink patch, maybe. All right. So, hey, if you have the um the connections to make that happen, you send them my way. In any case, reminder as always, trading is risky. My results aren't typical. So, manage your risk, take it slow, and I'll see you guys back at it. I'll be streaming tomorrow morning for members at Warrior Trading.