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Boom. There we go. There we go. We are live, yes, live with Oliver Valz once again for this year's—actually, first—Technical Analysis Thursday. You asked for me to bring these weekly sessions back to you, and I'm obliging. So here we are, the very first Technical Analysis Thursday.
As some of you may be aware, um, I did a series; I did these; I did this series for a while, a couple of years ago. We had Q&A Mondays where every Monday I would start off with one very popular question, answer that, and then take your open questions right here live. Those I don't want you to miss. All right, I want you to try to participate with me live in these sessions. Of course, if you can't, the next best thing is to is to watch and take in the important things. There's a lot of pearls and pearls, gems and wisdom dropped, um, in these sessions, even the Q&A sessions. Even if it's not your question, it might be a question that you come up with later, um, that you can get answered right now. These things are very valuable. Okay.
When I started trading, I wish that I had someone who had gone through the ropes, who had years of experience that I could actually ask questions to. That didn't exist in the early 1980s, guys. There was nobody. There was nobody. And, um, so Monday Q&A sessions are very important. Don't miss those. If you can't catch them live, there's still a huge value in catching the recorded sessions of those. I also, a couple of years ago, had the Thursday weekly session entitled Technical Analysis Thursday. This is what we're starting here today. Every Thursday, I'm going to take one technical concept, and we're going to cover that one concept. Now, here, listen to me carefully: if you attend these Thursday sessions, even if you can't do it live, you take them in and record it for them. If you do this; if you do this over the next several months, I promise you you're going to be freaking head and shoulders above the vast majority of people out there claiming they can read the markets technically. I promise you this. All right, I promise you this. So take me up on that promise. Make sure you don't miss a single one of these sessions, the Q&A, even even the Q&A, and certainly the Technical Analysis Thursdays. Stack these technical things week by week together, practice them. The way you should approach this, right, is the way my VIP trading club members are taught.
I have a VIP trading club. Some of you should really look into that. So I have a VIP trading club, um, what we do every single week is we take a specific, um, piece of the trading puzzle, do a deep dive, and then I give those traders an assignment. That assignment is all week long to do this concept we did a deep dive on, to practice it, practice identifying it, practice playing with it, practice playing it, practice winning with it, practice losing with it, everything. Your your goal is to gain experience with that thing, then come back next week, we'll do a quick review, and then we go on to the next trading topic or concept, do a deep dive, and boom, the weekly assignment is to become experienced with that. And one piece of puzzle piece by one puzzle piece, you ultimately get the whole thing together. And this is where a lot of people never reach the point where they have the whole trading puzzle together because they don't even know what the pieces are, and even if they did, they don't know where they fit. And so there's a huge value in that. Now, this is not the VIP trading club. Some of you should really look into that if you really want to do your week by week strategic approach to becoming a master. That's for you. VIPtradingclubs.com, with an S, VIPtradingclubs.com. Look into that.
But what we're going to do here on Thursdays, this is with absolutely no financial commitment on your part at all, we're going to do a micro version of what I do with my VIP trading club members. We're going to take one little technical concept, we're going to cover it, starting today, and what you're going to do is you're going to spend the next week, until the next Thursday, doing it, practicing it, finding it, taking images of it, collecting those images of it, and every now and then I'm going to test you on it. You know, I'm going to test you right here. I'm going to be like, who found this, and we're going to go over it and see how well you're doing finding these things. There is a benefit in developing your opportunity spotting skills. All right, you can have the best execution skills, you can have the best platform, you can have the best executions, you can have even the best trading tactics and techniques, but if you can't find them, if your if your skill and ability to identify them and know this is the one, boom, and to be able to jump on board without a thought, without a flutter, without a hesitation, without a twiddling your thumbs, without rolling dice or bones or calling up the psychic hotline, do do I take this or do I not, you have to get to a place where your opportunity spotting skills are so on point that when you see something, it is without a single flutter of doubt, this is it, boom. That's the level of certainty you've got to get to. It trading in the real world has no room for wait a minute, I think; I think people really seriously, I think this is a buy. We're not thinkers. I think; I think; would you give your money to a money manager who said he could take care of your family's wealth and he says, well, I think I can; I think I can do it; I think I won't lose money? We don't want to think, right? No thinking here. Knowing. Knowing is not thinking. Thinking is like I; I don't know; I think; I don't know. We don't think. So developing your opportunity spotting skills so if they are so on point when you spot an opportunity, there's no thinking. There's spot an opportunity, act; spot an opportunity, act; spot an opportunity, act. There's no room for thinking. All right. So that is what I want you to; that is how I want you to use these Thursdays, people. These THS, THS are going to inch you forward technically every single week. All right, you got that, guys? Tell me you got it, and we can get started. Just tell me you got it. Holy moly. Wait, let me see. Tell me you got it, guys. I want to see some comments here. Tell me you got it. All right, let me see some comments here. Tell me you got it. "Best teacher of my life," Moly says. I appreciate that. Thank you. "Psychic hotline joke was hilarious," yeah man. Some some traders would do even better with a psychic hotline call. Got it. Awesome. Good. Now, so let's delve right in, guys. By the way, the VIP trading club link is is pinned to the the top of this. Just take a look at it if you're not part of that. Take a look at it. I promise you it's a tiny cost, but my God, you give me six months of your life on that, it's freaking over; it's over. Okay. All right. But if not, if you can't do that, this is the next best thing. All right, these Thursdays. All right, so let's get going here. What I want to do is I just want to make sure what the heck is going on, huh? That's weird, guys. Give me a—oh, here it is. I think that's it. Okay. Good. Now I just want to make sure that I am in the right spot on my full—let's do this. Let me just see if I'm in the right spot here. I'm sorry, know I'm going to mess up the recording here a little bit, but I just got to do it. Uh, let's see. I can put myself—yeah, I think that's okay. I think that's okay. All right. Okay. So guys, the upper right-hand corner I'm going to be blocking, but that's not the important thing. First thing we're going to start off with is my—this is my personal platform setup, guys. I trade on a laptop, and guys, believe it or not, it is something that I am always strongly encouraging my professional traders to do, to get used to trading on a laptop because, as I mentioned in one of my last live sessions, the last thing I want you to do is to turn the best activity on Earth that is designed to make you independent financially and and and and and free from a time perspective is trading. This is the last bastion of total independence. Trading. You can't be independent as a doctor or a lawyer or a com a a a major corporate CEO. They don't have control of their time. They're slaves. A doctor, slave to his clients. Oh, um, it's 2:00 a.m. in the morning. What do you want, uh, doctor? You have to come to the hospital. That's freedom? That's freedom? That's not freedom. Lawyers are bossed around by their high-paying clients all the time, and they work around the freaking clock. I don't care how much they make in per per hour in their legal careers, they're still slaves to their high-paying clients. You, no matter what activity you do, you're ultimately a slave to someone. Trading is one of the only things on Earth that gives you the ability to be free of any other man. Do you understand? If you are a man—a woman, too, but more specifically a man—it would be a much higher life if you ever got yourself to a place where you don't answer to another man on planet Earth, right? And you taught your sons, I don't answer to other men. I am the backup; I am the ultimate man in my life. No other man pays me; I pay myself. This trading can deliver for you. No entrepreneurship cannot, because you can open up a restaurant and it can be successful, but you're freaking chained in that restaurant with a big giant ball and chain to the same place every single day. That's freaking boring to me. I mean, we need restauranteurs, trust me, and I respect them; I love them, but I don't want to do it. I want you to be independently free. You are not even as a trader; you are not free if you've got 18 freaking monitors. You've just created another ball and chain, and I can't believe that there are so-called professional traders out there bragging about their 18-monitor setup as they sit there and get radio uh uh radiation poisoning. That's freaking ridiculous to me. That's like going backwards in time. In the 1980s when we had multiple monitors, we were looking at—this is going backwards. You should be getting accustomed to trading from a laptop so that you are in business from everywhere on Earth, every four corners of planet Earth with a laptop computer and an internet connection, and you can pull out your living without the help of a team, without the the help of another man, without the help of another freaking human being. That is freedom. And Bitcoin, Bitcoin as well, but trading offers the last bastion of that high level of freedom. Tell me you understand what I'm saying. Some of you have gotten yourself used to so so used to trading on big giant monitors, you can't possibly imagine being free today that you like your little ball and chain attached to the same place every day so that you are out of commission if you're not in that specific location. That's like a 9-to-5 job as far as I'm concerned. You understand? Some but some of you love that. Look at my 18-monitor screen setup, and look at my ball and chain. I even painted the ball and chain my favorite color. It's funny. You got Post-it stickers and little photos and drawings on the edges of your 18 monitors. You make your little prison cell nice and beautiful. Oliver, look at how beautiful the walls of my prison are. Look at my ball and chain. Do you like that color? No. Laptop professional. All right. When I show up for trading, people see my laptop and say, Oliver, for real? Like seriously, all of that money you make comes from that thing? That little thing right there? Like, yeah. And let me just say this: I'm I know I'm beating a dead horse here, and I know I'm pounding the table too hard on this, but I'm passionate about it because I want—I went into this to be free, not to be a desk jockey again, to be behind a single desk all all day. No, not doing that. So let me just end this rant with this: if you can't make money consistently with one screen, you ain't going to make it with two or three or four or 18. In fact, if you can't make money with one screen, you don't—you're just going to lose money faster with two screens. Do you understand? Let the one screen be your litmus test. No, Oliver, I need 18 screens. Bull. All right. We're bombarded by too much information in our lives already. You don't need 18 screens; you need one. And if you can't make money with one, you're not making money with 10 or 18 or four or even two. All right. Seed 3D says, yeah, but yeah, Oliver, but laptop computers run out of battery. Are you serious? Seriously? That's it? That's the reason for not doing doing it? My laptop is low on battery? That's it? Like you don't have a freaking plug, a battery? There's no walls in your worlds with electricity? No, come on. No excuses. Oliver, my laptop is low on battery. You guys cracked me up. All right, let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's do this. Let's go back. Um, okay, so this is my platform now. This is my laptop screen. This is what I trade off of every single day. Let me just show you the parts, guys, because this is important. Let me show the parts. So let's look at the left-hand side of the platform screen, my platform setup, where it's just—it's largely; it's predominantly chart-based. So I want you to look—we're looking at Google. This is a two-minute chart of Google. So this is my two-minute chart. This is the five-minute chart of Google, right? And you can't see it there so much, but this is the five-minute. I have them side by side. This side-by-side nature is important to me. My two-minute and my five-minute are—they are my my battle time frames. They're the time frames that I placed the majority of my trades on. I place like 80% of my trades off based off of what I identify on the two-minute. So look, 80% of my trades come from the two-minute, and the other 20%, I know I'm drawing terribly here, the other 20% come from what I identify on the five-minute. These are my two battle time frames. These are my two advisors. So my two advisory time frames are the 15-minute. They advise me on what I see on the two and the five. And here's the daily. It advises me; it's—this is my longer-term lookout. All right, this is my medium-term lookout. So they're like kind of snipers looking out. One has a high-powered uh one—the daily has a high-powered scope to see very far. The 15-minute has a closer scope but sees far, and I've got my battle time frames to see what's really near. Now, I place trades based on the two-minute and or the five-minute, but I take advice from the 15 and the daily. This is very important distinction. All right, not the session to go do it in a deep dive with that, but as a general point of view, this is how I want my chart structured. On top are my battle time frames, my trading time frames, right underneath them, my advisors. Okay, I don't trade off of the 15 in the daily; I take advice from them. We'll get into that in just a moment. Now, on the right-hand side, you see an independent chart here. This is Amazon. So this section is just to be is an independent—these are all connected together in one thing. So when I change a symbol to Google, the symbol changes all four of these simultaneously. So if I type a symbol in Google, it's going to change the the the chart to two-minute Google, five-minute Google, 15-minute Google, daily Google simultaneously. So these four are linked together. This has no link. Do you understand? It is independent. So sometimes when I'm taking a trade here, I still want to watch something develop here, so I need a at least a single chart that is my uh—I'm watching this, but I'm trading this one. I'm trading Google, but I'm watching Amazon develop too. All right. So this is sort of like my watch chart. So watch chart, two-minute trading, five-minute trading, 15-minute advisor, and daily advisor, and my watch just in case I have a stock that's developing a play that might be developing that I'm watching or even a play that I'm already in, watching it while I am doing action with this one. Okay. This is the chart part of this. Now, the other part of this is you can see this is my this is my activity today. I did trade Google today. I don't know if you can see that; it might be too small. I made like $3,800 on the trade, but I made that in a few minutes, guys. That's a few minutes of trading, 3,800, done, finish. All right. And so here's where my open and close positions are. This is my level two execution module. Here's my time and sales, and on the right-hand side here you see my watch list of stocks. So I'll take a look at some of these as I'm looking for specific plays and setups. Okay. If I click any one of these—all right, so let's say for instance, guys, I click Microsoft in my watch list, all four of these change to Microsoft because they're linked. Okay. So everything is linked. If I click on Google here, all four of these—anything I click on affects these four windows, the two, the five, the 15-minute, and the daily. This window is independent of any clicks; it's static. All right. So those are the components of my execution screen or my platform screen. Of course, I have the time, which can come in really handy when you're understanding how far inside of a two-minute bar you are. Are you—do you got 10 seconds left in the bar? 20 seconds left in the bar? 30 seconds left in your two-minute bar? The time or clock is very important for precise trading. Okay. Now, this is not a session to go over structuring your platform, but if you want a head start on that because I do plan on having a session like that, if you want a head start on that, you can start off right here by just mimicking mine. All right. Notice I don't have a whole lot of fancy indicators on the chart. Don't need them. I got—each one of my charts has two moving averages, the 20-period moving average. Take a look—sorry—ah, the 20-period moving average. Sorry about that, guys. So the 20-period moving average—ah, hit it again. So we've got the uh 20-period moving average, 200-period moving average. So the red is the 200; the red is the 200; the red is the 200 on all time frames. The red is the 200 simple moving averages. The blue is the 20. All right, blue is the 20; 20 simple; blue is the 20 simple; blue is the 20 simple. These are the only indicators I have on my chart. 20. All right. Now, now that we have that, I want to take you into the concept concept that I call that my traders and I call the trifecta setup. The trifecta. Write that down. The trifecta. All right. The trifecta. I even like the way that sounds. Trifecta. Say it. Trifecta. I'm not even going to go on until I hear some—I see somebody type it. Trifecta. This is the trifecta. Somebody type it for me. I just want to see the word type trifecta. Come on, do it for me. Trifecta. I want to see you say it. I want to see somebody type it. Everybody doesn't have to; just some of you. I know we're operating on a delay. I can wait; I've got time. Trifecta. Yes, there we go. All right, I like that word, man. Trifecta. Okay. So let's get back a second. Let's cover the trifecta. Get your pens and notebooks ready to take some notes. Now, if you have been following my work for even a little bit of time, you understand that which I just explained. I rely on two moving averages on every single chart, irrespective of the time frame. That is the 20-period moving average. Once again, I'm going to mark this, which is the blue, the 20-period moving average, and the 200-period moving average. Okay. Of these two moving averages, this is by far the most powerful of the two. Okay. Now, the 200-period moving average is more the most powerful when it is relatively flat. The 20 is more powerful when it is trending up or down. So the two—your 20 is more powerful in this state, and your 200 is more powerful in this state, flattish. It doesn't have to be perfectly flat. Like, I consider that a flat 200. You see that? It's a little curvy, but it's flat enough. Let's not start bringing out geometric tools. But ol ol ver, I I I use my ruler, and there's a little curve to it that—that—no, we don't. Let's not be ridiculous. Flattish. Okay. Flattish, as long as it doesn't look like a freaking 45° angle, it's flat. It can be a little bit angly, but not a lot. So my general guideline is if your 200 doesn't look like a freaking 20, then it's flat enough. But if it looks like a 20, because 20s are typically slanty, all right, if it doesn't look like a 20, then it's flat enough. Okay, let's not be ridiculous. Now, so we've got a flattish 200, and that's when the 200 is the most powerful, when it is flattish. Okay. Now, the trifecta is based largely off of this powerful flattish 200-period moving average. So let me explain something to you. When you have a 200-period moving average and you have a move down from the 200, it it doesn't have to be touching it; it doesn't—it just has to be near it. So all of these count. This one started here, right, from the 200. This is the 200. This one started here, boom, same thing. This one started here, boom, same thing. Do you understand? So it's almost like it's in in the area of the 200. It doesn't have to be touching the 200. Let's not be freaking ridiculous again. Oh, but Oliver, it's four; it's four; it's four or five cm away from the 200. No, that's not what we're talking about. If it's anywhere in a small stone's throw away from the 200, that's near the 200; that's close enough. All right. So but Oliver, it's a few cm off. No, we don't trade that way. You can't force the market into very precise things like that. Doesn't work. So anywhere near the 200 is fine. Now, if you drop from anywhere near—notice where whether it starts a little bit above, a little bit below, or right on it—this—the odds are are you're going to be—that powerful 200's going to send this because not only is the 200 powerful, it is the most powerful, and not only is it the most powerful, it is the most powerful when it is flattish. Now, you can get the same thing like this, guys. Here is starting here, boom. Here is starting here, boom. You can get the move up. Here is starting right on it, boom. All good enough. Whether you start a little bit below it, a little bit below above it, or or just on it, these surges off of a flattish moving average to to 200 moving average to the upside are just as powerful as the ones that surge downward from a flat 200. Now, now that you know the 200 is the granddaddy of all moving averages, now that you know that even though the 200 is the most powerful moving average in existence, it is even more powerful than that when it is flattish, you now know that surges up or down from that flattish moving average are likely to soar. All right, not going to babysit you long. These are things you should be writing down. I'm not going to repeat them like 100 times; I'll just repeat them like 20 times. All right. But you're going to surge more often than not if you originate—if that surge originates from the flattish 200-period moving average, whether it starts a little bit below or above or right on, doesn't matter. So let's take Google. Now, for those of you who want to look this up yourself, you can go to Google on August 28th. This is August 28th, where we had on a two-minute chart for Google, G, right? You had on a two-minute chart, you had a drop that originated from here, boom. But Oliver, it's a few cm under the 200. No, that's good enough, cuz remember, the 200 is really more like a zone; it's not a skinny line. Your your platform's lying to you. Moving averages aren't skinny lines; they are zones like this. So that is close enough; it is in the zone of the 200, and you drop. Now, let me give you some statistics. Surges that downward from an overhead—guys, listen to me carefully—surges downward from an overhead flattish 200, boom boom, from an overhead right flat is 200, the odds of follow-through are—can be as high—let's put it this way—can be as high as—are you kidding me? No, I'm not. 92%. It's not always—there are different versions of this which I I'm not going to cover that today. There are different versions. So but they're all high. So you—it ranges between 88% and 92%, still high, but there's a version that is 92%, and there's a version that's closer to 80 80 88%, but just think of that range, 88 to 92% accuracy rate, consistency rate on follow-through. And look at what it freaking did. That is insane. All right. But this segment of TNA Thursday with Oliver Valz, it is not about surges off the 200. I titled this session the trifecta. What's the trifecta? Get this. Are you ready? Are you ready for what the trifecta is? Are you ready for this? I don't even think you're ready. Are you ready for with the trifecta? Okay, check this out. It's three of them. It's three. Oh, it's not one surge off the 200. Oh, oh, no, no, no, no, no. It's not one, which is powerful enough up to 92% accuracy rate. Oh, no. The trifecta is not two surges off the 200. Oh, no. Trifecta insinuates three. It's three. Three freaking surges off the 200 simultaneously. A surge off the 200 on the two-minute time frame, at the same time it's a surge off the 200 and the five-minute time frame, at the same time it's a surge off the 200 on the 15-minute time frame. That is the crème de la crème. That is the trifecta. That's the closest thing you're going to get to guaranteed money in this game. The trifecta. It's it's a beautiful thing. And I wanted to start TNA Thursdays off with a beautiful beautiful beautiful thing. See how you saw that I did that three times? Trifecta. Beautiful beautiful beautiful thing. All right, let's get back. Let me show you this. Smoke on this. This is crazy, guys. This is crazy. All right. So you've got this drop. Now, remember, guys, I like to count the drops from the start. So I want you to take a look at this two-minute chart very carefully here. You—the first bar on of the the first two-minute bar on the 28th is green. It starts off going green, and at one point it looks like a sharp solid green bar right under the flattish 200, which we ignore. But if you notice carefully, the green starts to fall back back. Do you understand? So the green starts to fall back and back and back and back. Do you understand? Now, I want you to understand that if green is falling back, red is taking over because green is the color up and red is the color down, right? Well, that tail, if you had to paint it a color, is red because it's moving down. It continues to move down in the next bar. So what I like to look at here is I like to look at one fluid drop from the peak, and there's my surge. I come from way over here, guys. Look, this is OV ready ready. I am ready. Put my fist here, boom. I am inside of that surge protection. I need to get my protection, my stop loss above that 200. You got to be able to deal with that. You got to get that stop loss above the 200.
The 200 is the ceiling. You got to be above the ceiling, all right? And I've got up to a 92% chance of follow through. And listen to that sound. That's our favorite sound now. That's off the two-minute, but I want you to focus on this part of the play. That's your—that's your identifying the surge downward off the flat 200. That's the two-minute chart. Look at the five-minute at the same time, on a bigger time frame. Look at your surge downward off the 200 on the five-minute on the 28th. You're getting the same picture on a completely different time frame: surging down off of a flat 200 on the five, on the two; surging downward off of a flat 200 on the five. Are you kidding me? Here I go again. Boom. Get that stop loss above that 200. The rest is history, but we're not done yet. That's the bifecta. See, the bifecta is the surge off the two and the 200 on the two, the 200 on the five. But we've got the trifecta, which is also the surge of the 200 on the 15-minute time frame. Oh my goodness. Surge, boom. So where they all start—look at where they start—right under the 200 on the 15. Let's go back again: right under the 200 on the 15, right under the 200 on the five. There's your five, okay? Right under the 200 on your two. Ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding ding. The trifecta. It's a freaking beautiful thing. It's a beautiful thing.
Now I need to know if you understand what the trifecta is, because you are going to—this is your assignment: 25 and 25 and 15. You got it. That's the trifecta: surge off of the 200, and it originates from a flattish 200 on each one of those time frames simultaneously. All right. Prime Time news. Yes. Every single live I have, you can come back and watch it a zillion times if you like. So if you got to leave, no problem. Come back. Make sure you take these details in. Janet says light bulb. I like light bulbs. All right, you got this. You understand it. Trifecta understood. Guys, I've got to keep these concise and powerful, and contained. I don't want to make them—the Q&A session on Monday is more broad. Thursdays, I'm going to keep it narrow to one thing that's very important—to keep it concise, compact, but very powerful. So that now go out into the real world, people. I want you practicing identifying trifectas. Make sure—now, so in order to do that, people, look at this: you're going to have to make sure that you have some type of setup here, right, where you've got all three of these time frames close together. Whether you put them side by side like this—let me show you. So here I've got the two-minute, here I've got the five-minute next to it, and here I've got the 15-minute next to it. Now, because I have the daily on this, um, I use the—I stack them as you saw: two and five above 15 and daily below. But you don't really need the daily for—for—for income-producing trading. You can leave the daily off and put them side by side like this if that helps you see them simultaneously. That wow—we're falling from the 200 on the two-minute. We're falling from the—let me do this even fatter—we're falling from the 200 on the two-minute, we're falling from the 200 on the five-minute, and we're falling from the 200 on the 15-minute. I've got the freaking—I've got Oliver Valla's Trifecta here. Do you understand? So if having them side by side like this helps you see it better, then by all means, structure your screen that way. And this is very powerful, guys. I've only shown you one. I want to keep it simple. This is not a master class or anything like that. But now it is up to you, people. You know, now it is up to you to move this. Let me explain to you before I leave you what I mean by move this. Okay? What I mean by move this: it is up to you to move this from the intellect into the heart. You understand? The heart is the center of understanding. It's symbolic for—for the center of understanding, the center of your being, right? Information here does not translate into experience. You understand? You can't keep it here. You now intellectually understand. Do you understand? You now intellectually understand this Trifecta concept. You intellectually understand it. That does not mean that it can produce for you. You understand? Information can't produce for you. It's the start, but it can't produce. You need experience added to the information to make it yours. It is still mine in your mind. It becomes yours through experience. Do you understand? It's very important to understand this. Okay? So you now have to spend the next seven days gaining experience with this. Look for surges. You might not be able to see the trifecta, but look for surges off of the 200 on any time frame and just identified: Wow, that was a surge off of a flat 200 on the two-minute. Wow, this was a surge off of a flat 200 on the five-minute. Individually is fine. Every now and then you're going to see the trifecta. That's great, but you don't—to make this concept yours, you don't need to find the trifecta. You need to find surges off the 200, even if it's just one. This is building your opportunity spotting skills for surges off of a relatively flat 200. Wow, Apple had a surge off of its five—flat 5200—period moving average. Oh wow, Oracle had a surge off of its two-minute flat 200. Oh wow, this stock had a surge off of the daily time frame. This stock had a surge off of the 15-minute. Even identifying the surges off of relatively flat 200s on any time frame individually will automatically build your Trifecta spotting—opportunity spotting skills because the trifecta is just simply made of three surges. So if you practice even identifying one at a time, sometimes you'll see two at a time. Every now and then you'll see the trifecta come, which is really truly special. But practice identifying this. Make it yours. Don't leave it here. Don't get distracted with a whole lot of BS between now and next Thursday when we meet again. Make this your theme, and I promise you, if you do this every single week and make the next week—week—the theme that we cover here today on Thursdays—in a couple of months, you're going to be head and shoulders above everyone else. All right, you got it. I'm hoping so. Now go to work. Go to work. Go to work. All right, and I'll see you guys around next Monday for our live Q&A. Do a little practicing with this. Come back with your questions on Monday. All right. CH for now. Boom boom boom. C