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Fix and welcome to this pre-market live stream. And today is a day that is insanely important. Why is it important? Because Wall Street is selling at the fastest pace. You've got some really important key dates coming up. And what I actually want to do here the next few minutes is teach you how the pros spot the market reversal. Not promising you're going to find the exact bottom of the market, but what's the pattern that actually tells you we're in a real reversal, and therefore, going to share my screen with you here so you can see exactly what we've got going on here.
Seven key things: Why is Wall Street selling at the fastest rate ever? That's obviously somewhat concerning. Um, is March 12th the market bottom? And then I'll explain to you a little bit more about that. Um, how do you spot that market reversal? That's my proper teaching here today. And where does the NASDAQ, where do tech stocks actually bounce off? And then there is one news item completely overlooked by the media that is the most important thing for investors this month. So you really want to understand that one. And then, as a bonus, I want to give you the real data that no one is talking about outside of a few bankers on Wall Street. And I used to be one of those, so I want to share that insight with you to level the playing field.
I'm, of course, joined by my Chief, um, Winston. Come on, come on, show your little face. There he is. Where is he? Where is he gone? Here he is, one sleepy golden retriever. He's done all the research and all the hard work, so let's get cracking, shall we? If that sounds like something you want to understand, you've got all the research that Winston's done here. WR Winston in the chat, and we know that you're here, and get our feline fiber failure fixed. Um, feline fiber failure fixed, Scott. You, what are you talking about, Scott? I, that one's going above my head. You've got to keep it simple with me now. Look at this; this is Wall Street selling. They have just sold faster than at any time in the last five years, except for when, well, except for the co-crash. We're going to need a more colorful pen, aren't we? Okay, lots of Winston's there. Okay, I'm loving that Winston is in charge around here. So what does that say to you? Terrible. What do you think? Do you think this is bad news, or do you think this is good news? Like, let me know in the chat, write bad news or good news in there, and I'll explain it to you. We're going to come back to this in just a second because I want you to understand what's underneath this, so this chart actually makes sense to you. Because on the surface, it sounds pretty horrible right now if you are a, well, if you believe in, um, history rhymes, it typically does. There is a pattern to the market, right? How it moves throughout the year. It doesn't go up in a straight line typically. March is a pretty bleak month, maybe not quite as bleak as this one, but it's pretty that. Okay, some of you are not sure. Brian, I love you for admitting that, by the way, that you're not sure. That's the best answer you could possibly have given. Bad, both, um, neither, ready to buy again. Sweet. Okay, we're right now here. Typically, March 12th is the bottom of the market, at least during the last 20 years. I wouldn't pay too much attention to this. It's a nice chart, and I think you know Bloomberg printed it or somebody, but not every year is the same. What happens out there in the real world does somewhat matter, like what Trump just said or Ukraine. There's a lot of things happening there: Apple and so on that I want to touch upon in a moment. So these charts, they give you some indication of what's generally the pattern. So March usually isn't very good. Uh, we know that September, October usually isn't very good, especially before big elections, which is why it looks a little bit like that too. And then the summer, late summer usually isn't brilliant either because everyone's on holiday. So there is definitely something in this, but I wouldn't sort of say March 20th is the most important day of the year. That's not the date that I want to look at here. I want to give you something much more useful. But for everybody out there freaking out, and generally speaking, mainstream media helps to drive the freak-out, what we're seeing here is completely normal. And if you don't like and you're getting stressed out by what your portfolio is doing, you need to figure out a way to reduce your risk. You need to have less up and down, less volatility in your portfolio, and you can do that. It's not a hard thing to do. But for the last 50 years, we've seen dips of 10% on average during any given year. So there is the minus 10% happens once a year. At the moment, we're at minus 9%. This is completely normal. It isn't a crash; it isn't the end of the world. It's just the normal thing the market does every single year on average. So hopefully that'll calm you down a little bit, which is what I want. Bye, bye, bye. You're saying, okay, so what are you going to do with that information? Is that not going to tell you that it's just normal and therefore maybe I should be looking at, maybe I should be looking at buying some stocks today? Maybe I should be looking at buying the index today or something? So how do you understand what to buy?
Well, the biggest item, the biggest failure, or the biggest piece missing, the number one reason that retail investors, you and me, fail is because we don't have rules. We don't have a written rule book that tells us, oh, in this moment we do this, and this moment we do that. This is where we buy; this is where we sell; this is how we manage and handle our risk. And my whole mission here with our little community, we're about to hit 250,000 subscribers, by which we're super excited about. It's amazing. Thank you so much for everybody who hit that little button. And that means a great deal to me, and it'll allow us to reach even more people, right? And that's really the goal here: I make a million people financially free, and for that we need to reach a lot of people. So I'm going to give you this, and it's completely free masterclass. It's 15 minutes long; it's as short as I could possibly make it. I've crammed in all the knowledge and all the rules that I have that I use every week, every month, every year, and have done for years, and that allow me to do whatever I want because my money works really, really nicely for me. And I want you to be in the same position where you, with confidence, can manage your money and with confidence make better decisions. If you just make slightly better decisions, if you just weed out the really terrible ones, because that's the number one thing that holds most investors really back. It's the big losses, right? They're completely avoidable if you just have these rules. So learn these rules. Head over to fedixfriend.org/getfree and get yourself that financial education. You deserve it. It's free of charge at getfree. So if you're going to do that, right, WR getfree in the chat, or GF if you can't spell the whole word, and the link's also down below. And, um, Fox has very kindly posted into the chat here as well. And we'll talk a little bit about politics in a moment as well. There's always a chance to wind people up, but let me first of all teach you something really useful here. There is something called the reversal pattern, and what happens just before or as the market bottoms. Well, as the market bottoms, we see a final panic. We see a final massive selling. We see shorts liquidating their position. Thanks for all the little emojis and hearts there. Brian, getfree, GF says M, um, and what you want to watch out for. So this is the QQQ, the NASDAQ here, right? What you want to watch out for is a big spike candle here. So actually that big candle there had pretty decent volume. The one yesterday was also pretty bad, which I quite like actually. You want these big bad candles; that's what gets the sellers out of the market. But the volume wasn't really big enough. So normally what you see is you see one great big candle, like a really nice long red one, right? And you close near the bottom end of it. You see a huge amount of volume, and then you see that volume fizzle out because there aren't enough sellers left. And that's, and the market sort of doesn't really do very much; it just sort of like hangs around a similar sort of level, maybe even goes a little bit lower again. And that falling off in volume is your best indicator that you've bottomed out. And it's the same with the top, by the way. You see this rally up here, for example. See that rally up there that we had? Look at what volume did. Volume massively spiked; volume flattened off as we were going sideways, and that meant all the buyers had bought. And what then happens is we go down, and volume picks up, which tells you, get the F out. It's the same thing, just upside down. When the market bottoms, does that make some sense to you? If that makes some sense to you, just put the number one, just put the number one in the chat, and I can see that this made some sense. Doesn't have to be 100%, but it makes some sense to you, and I'm super happy to revisit this, of course, if it doesn't. Also, please do let me know that, in which case you could put a two in there and say, Felix, please explain this again like I'm five. Okay, seeing the ones there from Peter and Leonard and Bren Roy and H and Jonathan. Some okay, loving that. Mak stocks great again. Uno, brilliant, fantastic guys. Loving all the ones there. Lots of ones, amazing. So okay, I'm glad that made some sense to you guys. That is, of course, the intention here. Now, where does the NASDAQ, therefore, bounce? We have a look. What are we seeing? Right, we're seeing the set off; we're seeing volume spiking up. It's a little bit small; I appreciate that, and it's coming back down. Maybe I should open this on a slightly bigger window. I do that; I think that would probably make sense. Right, QQQ. There we go. Okay, so let's just get rid of a bunch of stuff here. Actually, first of all, we are trading below the support level, right? 540 is the support; we're trading at 550 support, trading at 540 here. Not a pretty start to the day. That's the SPY here, and confirming a correction as tariff warfares overshadow cooler inflation data. Goldman Sachs lower the year-end target. Softer than expected CPI report offered some relief, but Trump's tariffs are driving costs higher, um, or fears of that persist. So yeah, and that's, by the way, the brand-new news summary that we put into TradeVision now, which I think is going to be really, really, really useful for all the major stocks as well. We don't just give you the recent news; we also give you the key drivers; what's actually moving the stock. Going to be super useful. But yeah, look at the QQQ. Support's actually at 450, so it looks a little bit better; we're a little bit higher there. But what I really wanted to show you is there is a little indicator called RSI, right? And it's just basically gives you momentum, as in, are we oversold or overbought? And if you just really go back in time quite a long way and look at every time that we were below 30 down here, let me get a pen, below 30, we were here, we were there, um, there are a few where we were close but not quite there. And what happened? What happened every time we were at that level? Well, let's draw a line up. What? Now, the last time that one, yeah, that one, this one, that one. So what's that saying to you? That you kind of get close to a market bottom, not exactly, but it gives you a fairly good idea. So the question, therefore, is, of course, is this the next bottom, right? So it's pretty rare that we drop much below the 30 on the RSI because it's a very significant sell signal, um, or oversold signal rather. So I think it's one to watch, but I don't think it's the most important one; I don't think it's the most useful one even, but I do want to include it because I know a lot of people are talking about this right now, and I want to make sure you guys really understand this data better than anybody out there. This is actually huge; you could even say bigly, as the orange one says in your White House. PPI. What the heck is PPI? PPI is producer price index. Producer, because this is actually really, really important if you want to really understand what's driving the market here over the next couple of months. This is it: producer price index. It's basically inflation for manufacturers. Manufacturer, did I spell that right? I don't know. And why is that important? Because that's a leading indicator. So it's a leading indicator for consumer inflation, which is what the media focuses on, right? When you see headlines about inflation, it's always about consumer inflation. And why is it leading? Because, well, say you're buying, I don't know, this thing or the phone or something, someone's manufacturing it, and they are then going to deliver that to a shop, and then you're going to buy it. So it happens, the manufacturing happens before it hits your wallet, and therefore it's a leading indicator. And what's inflation doing right now? Producer inflation, well, it's at 0%. PPI is at minus 0.1%, and that was significantly below expectations. So the whole inflation story people are putting out there, all the tariffs are going to cause all this inflation, well, they're better because otherwise you're going to go into deflation, which is like the worst place to be, as the Japanese know, right? It's really not a happy place to be. Nicholas, my friend, that you need help with TradeVision, there is a there's a blue button in the bottom right of TradeVision. You tap on that; it'll it'll give you a, you can, you can, can you see that I'm covering with my head, aren't I? But me, can I move myself one second? You see that little purple button there? That one, you tap on that, and then you can send us a message, and, um, I'm get back to you. Dennis, who is our amazing support whiz, we'll we'll sort it out for you. Um, so yeah, please do that. So that's really important, and that's really something you bear in mind. You hear all this like FUD around inflation, you know, tariffs and inflation, all that, it's neither here nor there at the moment. We've got no inflation, so pretty good, right? Rates should come down, by the way. Rates should really come down. So what does it mean? Rates are going to come down; well, stocks are going to go up, not today, maybe not next month, but they're going to go up. So if you've got a longer-term horizon, you're going to want to learn what to buy, when do you buy it, how do you buy it, how do you make that selection into a clear rule-based system that's proven because Wall Street's been using it for about 50 years. 50 years. The rule book out there is about 50 years old, so I teach you that rule book; I give you that rule book completely for free if you go to fedixfriends.org/getfree. Fedixfriends.org/getfree. There's a link down below in the description as well. Now, this is my little bonus here for you because this is something, and again, I probably shouldn't be showing this to you because it's going to decimate our view count here, and a lot of people are going to run away because they'll be like, this guy Felix, he keeps talking about this thing. It's called the VIX, and it's boring, and it's this weird thing. No one ever talks about. Surely that was important; everybody would talk about it. Well, the truth is that in the financial markets, important things rarely get talked about. Why? Because very few people understand them, and the people who do understand them tend not to share them with you because they're running funds, and, um, I don't want to run a fund. I'm very happy running my own money, and I'm very happy helping you make better decisions with your money, which is really what the goal is here. So there are two lines, two squiggly lines on this chart here. I'm going to explain to you what they are because these are the lines of lines; these are the lines that make all other lines very, very jealous. So in purple, we've got the VIX, which is the fear index, good old-fashioned fear, and it's gone up quite a lot, right? It's gone up quite a lot, not quite at the top here where it was; it's gone down a little bit, but it's still pretty high. And when it's that high, like it was here in late December or here in August, markets tank; markets crash. It's a reflection of how fearful investors are right now. But there is a fear index of the fear index; they're like layers in this thing, layers of complexity. And that green thing there is called the VVIX; it's the fear of the fear. And the fear of the fear is collapsing; it's going down. And if you just follow this chart and see when the green line, the VVIX, starts to come down, what happens to the fear index, the VIX, which is what most mortals look at, follows, doesn't it? Follows, follows, right? So is it going to follow? Well, yeah, watch the V, the VVIX. The VVIX is like the most important data point to look at here, and I can show you what that looks like live right now. Look, VVIX, there it is. And let's get rid of that. It's down another 2 and a half percentage points. Um, actually, it doesn't trade pre-market, does it? Not trade pre-market apparently. Okay, we'll wait for it to open, um, in just 20, is it 10 minutes, and then you will, all will be revealed. So seriously, take a screenshot of that because you're going to forget. VIX and VVIX, really, really important. VVIX is a leading indicator for VIX; VIX is a leading indicator for the S&P. So what you're basically looking for is a day where the market dips a bit and the VIX doesn't go up, and we just had that, had that yesterday, I think. Yeah, yesterday or the day before. I think it was the day before. Here's a nice one: JP Morgan, the bankers with a soft heart apparently. They just launched their hidden sanctuary on Wall Street. They're saying there is an estimate of 135 billion to buy on equities for quarter-end rebalancing. What does that even mean? Let's break it down, shall we? Let's break it down. So equities, again, not necessarily logical, equities are stocks. Okay, that's all that is. Equities are stocks. Quarter-end rebalancing is something that pension funds do. Why? Well, think about it this way. Say you're a pension fund; this is this is you, a pension fund, and say you put your money half into stocks and half into bonds, and your rule book, your, whatever you call it, your setup says you have to be 50% in bonds and 50% in stocks, right? You have to be half, half. I'm writing with a mouse here; sorry, it's a bit messy. So what happens when bond prices go up and stock prices go down? But what actually happens to that little line here? Well, now you own more bonds because this bit is now also bonds because your bonds went up and your stocks imploded. So what do you, therefore, have to do? How do you rebalance? How do you rebalance a thing like that? Well, there's only one way to rebalance: to rebalance, you have to buy stocks. And with where the shares are trading right now, they're going to buy, according to JP Morgan, 135 billion with a beat. That's quite a lot. When do they do that? At the end of the month. So that could be a nice little injection there of stock buying as we approach the end of the month. So definitely something to. Bren, yeah, you're spot on, my friend. So that's something to look out for. Who's got this chart on their fridge? Anybody? Anybody put a one in the chat if you have this on your fridge or a if you're intending to put this on your fridge because this is the one chart that I think could potentially stop most retail investors from burning their money unnecessarily. What do retail investors do? I mean, smart people, like a lot of smart, just normal people, it makes you really like a normal human being. Most of them buy here; they buy up there somewhere between excitement, thrill, and euphoria. That's usually where they buy. The anxiety crowd here, you get a little bit of the buy-the-dip crowd; they sort of go there, and then they usually stop because we get desperate; we start to panic; we can't; we start to capitulate; we get really despondent; we say, all right, and you people get angry, right? I'm starting to see people getting a little angry in the comments. Most of you guys are really, really nice, but you get sort of the angry crowd, and you can call them nuts, but they're just feeling stress; that's really, really what that is. Garden therapy says my daughter drew that yesterday. Amazing for great financial training there in your household. So what actually happens is that in this zone here, what does retail do? Well, they sell. And then what happens is that oh, hope sets in, relief, optimism, and they start to buy again. What's the problem with that? It's buy high; it's sell low. This is what most people do, like really, really most people, and most people just get spooked. And now we're down like 9%. What if we went down 20%? Would you be selling then? Now, there is a smart spot or a smart approach really where you, you don't do any of this, where you basically, you basically want to buy here; that should be the buy, and you want to sell there; that's actually the right approach, um, and then you kind of repeat the process here where you buy somewhere here again and then you sell up here again. But in reality, people invert this. So what's my point here? My point is that there is a predictable pattern to the market. The market does the same thing again and again and again and again. And once you understand the patterns and you understand how to read the patterns, like life in a moment when it's feeling a bit stressful, and even better, automate your behavior in that pattern because it's very, very hard to follow this because our emotions take over, then do what my friend Fox is posting in the chat here, which is go and learn how to spot those patterns, how to spot the breakouts before they happen and exit the trades or the investments before they collapse. And I know we've all been taught this lie that we should hold on to stocks forever. Why does Wall Street preach you that? Because they don't want you to take your money out of their funds; they make money with it, right? Make a percentage. So what I'm saying to you is you can get smarter than this, and it's not a question of ability; it's not a question of intelligence; it's not a question of already being special; it's just a question of being taught the rules. It's literally just that; it's just a skill like any other that you can learn, like, like you know, you can learn anything. You learn to drive; most of you probably have, right? That's a skill that does not come naturally to you at the beginning; you sucked at it, especially if you Ed the clutch, right? And like anything, any sport you pick up, right, at the beginning you don't hit the ball; the ball hits you in the face. So the only way to learn that is to actually sit down 50 minutes, learn the rules, and then send me a nice message, which is what so many of you have done. So please check that out: fixfriend.org/getfree, and you will be on the path to make the rally when it comes—it will come—the best freaking rally you've ever been in. You'll make more money in that rally than you ever have. So shall we look at some of our favorite stocks here, um, pre-market? Let's kick it off with Palantir here. They just have contracts coming out of their ears. I think I've counted something like 15 or 17 contracts on the last three days. Um, what is our key driver here? They're putting, we're putting a lot of the negative stuff in there, which is good. I want you to be aware of the negative stuff too, but the positive stuff is some lots of contracts, lots and lots of contracts rolling. I did a video on that yesterday as well. If you want to get access to our amazing new news feature, by the way, part of TradeVision, um, we don't charge you anything extra for it; it's all just, it's all on us because that's really the goal: make this better and better and better and better. But Palantir looking quite nicely at 3.79% up. Let's have a look at Tesla, 2.5%; that's looking pretty good, isn't it? And you see a little bit, this is what I was talking about earlier; you see that red candle there with the monstrous sell-off volume, and then the next day volume is coming a little bit lower, and, and, and here, last day also volume is kind of falling off. You actually want the volume to fall off again so that you can start breaking out again. So this looks, looks pretty decent, looks pretty decent, um, not amazing but decent, and we're trading at 240 here, so, so a little bit down, a little bit down compared to, I know, actually pretty much exactly where we were yesterday. Hang on, on Palantir here, was I right on that? It's actually, yeah, again, pretty, pretty flat actually. Sorry, it was not 3%, at 7.7%; that was yesterday. We're basically flat there. So let's have a look at something like SoFi. Rate-sensitive beast, trading at 11.4, 1142, which is basically where we closed yesterday, but it's below the support line of 1150. You want to close above that support line ideally. Any real news we got here on that? They announced a big deal again yesterday and announced this loan platform. Businesses performing exceptionally; diversifying revenue streams are challenging. Yeah, that's definitely a good one from them there yesterday, uh, but macroeconomics is just sort of the market is just driving them down a little bit here. What do you think about the PO and ACR partnership? Yeah, I am excited. I think that's a lot of stuff that's coming up POER-related at the moment. I think everything coming out in the defense base is going to be basically Palantir-related the next couple of years; that's just what I'm seeing. So Archer, they're up ever so slightly from yesterday's, eating NVDA. So a look at that one as well, um, decent day yesterday, but also not brilliant. We are struggling to make our way up as the resistance sits at 6; we're trading like 12 cents below that. So we've got to break through that. You want to close meaningfully above the 116 here. That resistance line is a line that we calculate from real open market positions, so it's not like a random line we draw in the sand; something that's actually based on, there will be real selling at 116, like the market makers, the hedge funds, they have to sell at 116. You need a lot of momentum to break through that. JK, yeah, Dennis, Dennis is a superstar; he handles our TradeVision support team. Super happy to have him on board; he's a trader, so he gets it, you know, and I think that's really the important thing that we have people on board who understand what we're talking about here. Pre-market, it looks pretty decent. Tesla, Amazon, Meta, Nvidia, all up basically 2%. AVGO is up as well; AMD is up pre-market here, so pretty nice little rebound. Question, of course, is do we save it into the end of the day? That's the real unknown here. Palantir up 4% here pre-market actually. Okay, interesting. Um, so yeah, things are looking pretty, pretty sweet here. Apple, they got some news out. So what Apple's going to do, they're going to integrate or they're going to make your, um, AirPods or whatever they're called; I don't have, I don't have an iPhone; I'm sorry, AirPods; they'll be able to translate languages live. That's pretty epic. Now, of course, that isn't an Apple product as such; that is using some LLM, some one of these ChatGPT type things to do that for them. But that's kind of the smartness that I've been missing on Apple, that they take complex technology; they make it easy to use and accessible to the 1.3 billion people who have iPhones. So you'll be able to travel and walk about in, you know, Miami and speak fluent Spanish. So yeah, could be very useful; could be very, very useful. I could see that being quite a big deal quite frankly. Ding, ding, ding, ding, ding! The market is actually open. Do you want to see it, or do you want to, would you rather not? Nvidia, you see little, little, little mini baby gap up there, you see that gap there, um, but already coming down a little bit there. Let's see, let's see Palantir here. Interesting, create a server error. Let me take a screenshot of that for our development team and hit the refresh button. You're pushing out a lot of updates today actually, which might explain that. So Palantir here is looking pretty good there, pretty good so far. You have a look at that; yeah, also up 2.9%. So today is a bit of a rebound day, isn't it? VIX is down 3% at 23.95; that's starting to look a little bit better. We wanted to go back sort of below 20; that's kind of where, where, where the happy spot lies, below 20. But at the moment, it's still, you know, still a little bit elevated. Uh, what do we got here? Do that cooling inflation data could drive the VIX lower towards 20. Yeah, persistent tariff fears and duration may keep the VIX elevated. Backwardation, that's a little bit of a complex topic there, but it's cool that we're bringing that up because that's an important one actually. I don't show real-time prices at the moment, says Jury. Really? Okay, I'm sure the guys will fix that, and I know they watch me live, so they will, they will do that. Let me compare. VIX is 2386; VIX is 2389. That's, yeah, it's a little laggy. See what you mean; it's a little laggy. Okay, I'll get the guys to work on that. And so they're seeing it already. SPY is at 556 here; SPY is at 5568, so not really seeing a significant difference there, like 6 cents or something, maybe we had an issue with market data; that could be possible. VIX is dropping; is it brilliant? That's exactly what we want here. This is the VVIX. Oh, yeah, oh yes, oh yes, it is. But where do we want it to go back to? VVIX, well, sort of in the low hundreds; that's really what we want. Got to go buy a bunch of champagne to hedge. Okay, it's an interesting thing to hedge with, go, because you're thinking you're going to get the 200% tariffs that Trump's going to put in here. So Trump is threatening the Soviet Union, sorry, the European Union; I misspoke that, uh, because the commissioner in Brussels, sorry, the, uh, commissar in Brussels, are going to put in tariffs on bourbon and American whiskeys, which is always what they do when they fall out with the US. So Trump has said, well, you put on 40, 50% tariffs on our whiskey, I'll put 200% on your wine and your champagne. So yes, champagne might soon go up in prices in the US. Gold breaks 33, 3,000 as Trump turbocharges record rally. Yeah, that's sort of fear and uncertainty; that's what's driving gold, which is good for gold people. Bloomberg's become very, very political, by the way, which is really, really weird. It used to be a financial paper, and now it's like, we really hate Elon and Trump paper, which is kind of odd. Really, really not why I subscribe to this, but, um, there's some use in it, not a lot, which is why we're literally, we're building out our own news; or I basically want to have a Bloomberg where we just have financial news that's actually useful and relevant, and where we, you know, if you import your portfolio into TradeVision, we know what stocks you're in, then we could actually show you news just related to those stocks, for example, and obviously still the broader market stuff. That's what we're working on, which is one of the things coming up in TradeVision. And guess what? Existing TradeVision viewers will get that for free. Yeah, it'd be amazing; it'd be really, really cool. So get yourself a trial to Trade; link is down below. Um, Trump maybe to the French man with a wine bottle. Yes, that's entirely possible. He's, um, certainly up to something; he keeps life interesting, doesn't he? What do you think about Trump trying to eliminate income taxes for 150k and below by a tariffs? Well, I don't know if he'll achieve it, but as an, as a first of all, as a financial policy, it would lead to a tremendous rally. Why? Because people who earn less than 150k will actually spend that money mostly; they spend a lot of that money. So they're going to spend that money on consumer discretionary, and they'll be buying new phones and technology and all that kind of stuff that'll be good for the market, um, whereas if you give it to the top 1%, they just stash it away in stocks or more real estate or something. So the market, the money doesn't actually go into circulation. So if you actually want to stimulate the economy,
Winston Winston, here we go. Here's Winston. Any thoughts on the pregnant kittens?
Um, I think he's quite excited by it, really. You're going to like kittens, aren't you? You can sniff them and lick them and, you know, carry them around and all sorts. He's a sweet one. I think he's going to be quite a nice, nice little Godfather to kittens, allegedly three to four we're getting, which, I must say, I'm very excited about. It's going to be very cute.
Agree to disagree. Yeah, look, I think, I think that's one of the things we're really missing is just, just discourse, you know, conversations about stuff. You know, Winston and I just agree on things all the time. Like, I say, "Let's uh, let's go down the mountain," and he says, "No, it's fun up here. Let's go find some B." And I say, "That's probably not a good idea," and he says, "Well, I disagree," and then typically wins because, um, I can snap my finger, and I trained him with that, so it's a little unfair, isn't it? So yeah, you know, it's good to disagree with people; you get smarter, so I encourage that.
But look at that Palantir, here 7.5% flying. I did put out a video on that yesterday, so I take all the credit. Um, really nice deals that they get, get coming in there, really like insane deals. Let's have a bit of a browse then, through some of the sad stocks. PayPal, it's 1.1% up. Who would have thought that was possible? So that's, that's a consolidation phase, right? It's going sideways. You see that? It's like a, it's like a really nice little, you know, going sideways action there. Um, not enough to really push up, but, you know, they're trying. Over there, Sofi is uh 3.4% up. That's quite nice.
What about something like ACR here? Archer is up 6.2%. Exciting times. Where's the 50-day moving average line? That's there. Okay, if you watched my master class, you would be like, "Yeah, that's not quite where I buy yet," right? Oh, you can't see my screen. Sorry about that. Sorry about that. Here we go. No chat, thanks very much John for, for letting me, letting me know that. Um, Tesla is dipping. Is it, is it really? Well, 3.2% up, dipping, but yes, a little bit. You're, you're right, just, it just coming down a little bit intraday, and that's of course what we want to watch out for today.
What about some of the bigger ones, the, the big boys? Apple is, um, Scott, thanks for the all the little emojis there. Apple is 1.6% up. They've actually had a good idea, I think. They've actually had a good idea with putting auto translations into your earpods now. You might not want to hear everything that's being said in other languages. I'm sometimes quite glad if I don't understand things, but it, it's obviously going to be super, super useful. So it's bouncing very nicely off the 210 support line here, that green line there, right? That one. That's the line we calculate to give you, give you a bit of an edge, really, because that line is actually very, very, very important.
JPJ, I love you for that, um, especially if you're an options trader, my friend. I, I, you know, I think, I think we've done, um, I, I, I must say myself, I think we've done, rather the team has done a very good job, especially for your options nuts out, out there. You know, you can do, um, custom strategies now, right? So if you want to, you want to, you know, sell a couple of cords up here and uh, go a little bit nuts or something, you, you, you can now do that, which is, which is cool. So, you know, if you want to build something weird, you can, you can do that now, and um, you can also see how that now performs during the lifespan of the trade, and you can also see if volatility goes up or down how that behaves, which is really, really cool and something that most people don't understand. So really, really useful, I think.
Big Danish pension fund. I think that's a bit of a, bit of an oxy there, isn't it? Big Danish, sorry about that, my Danish friend. The one, Denmark is a tey tiny country, um, of not particular economic consequence except for Novo Nordisk, which is making Americans smaller, ironically. Readings there from New Zealand, um, to show, um, greetings to you too, me see here, retti. Now you're bringing up some of the quantum stocks here, and yeah, it's a nice little recovery. All we need now is some volume, that's all you need. The volume down there is like flat as a pancake, so you want to watch out for that. If you want to learn what to watch out for for these kind of buy signals, so you don't buy uh, the dead cat bounce, then you know what to do: you go watch the master class down below, and I'll teach you exactly that.
Um, when you do custom options trades with different DTE, yeah, we're working on that, we're working on that, my friend, so we can do, um, calendars and stuff, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's, it's, it's, it's coming. This adds another level of complexity, but no, we're going to do it for sure. Danish Cburg, yes, true, John, you can, you can start Trade Mission, um, monthly, um, you still get the discounted there. It's, it's a little bit cheaper if you do do the year, but yeah, you can definitely chart start with, with monthly, and then you can, you can, you can upgrade later if you want, if you want to save some money, so don't let that hold you back. Paluna, parabolic, very, very happy to see that, 7, 6.8% up here, very nice. Getting rather close again to the 50-day moving average line, which is of course what we really care about.
Still waiting for your up. I know, I know, I know. It's, um, it's, it's very close. I know, been saying that for a while, but I, I see, I see what's actually going on on the back end, uh, and we're just ironing out a couple of, of little things. We just want to make sure it, we don't want to launch something and then 10,000 people go, "Guys, there is a bug," 10,000 times. So that's a little bit why we're, we're doing that a little bit more slowly than we would like. QBTS is up 24%. What did they, um, who did they? Mark, okay, it was earnings, uh, says up here, analyst expectations, they beat analyst expectations, um, the company achieved 52% increase in bookings, price target raised from 11 to 12, outperforming traditional supercomputers. Okay, cool. That's pretty cool. Um, yeah, so good earnings, good earnings from them there. That's a, that's nice to see, that's nice to see. So that's, that's actually not a technical buyer yet, I think, not quite, but it's, it's getting there, it's getting there. Classic breakout. Well, I'm worried a little bit about the moving average line. It'll, it'll, it'll obviously start spiking up tomorrow, but it hasn't, it hasn't quite yet. Where are the other, there below here? Yeah, it's probably looks, looks pretty good, looks pretty good. Um, we do have to take into account that high there, which is at 11, so you might make it to 11, which is, is still decent, right? Still 20% up or something.
Does Tech have to lead us out of this, to drop to bull market? Yeah, yeah, the Magnificent Seven have to go up. If they don't, then nothing really matters. They're just so big that they really have to. I mean, we're seeing some, the rest stocks have gotten a lot cheaper, right? Tech stocks have gotten a lot cheaper, so I think there is a lot of positivity in this, in a sense. Says threshold for which stocks got a summary, umam, it's probably at the moment the bigger stocks that we do this first because it's a brand new feature, so it's probably the more popular ones and not the sort of random ones like you mentioned. What do you mention? That MGtx, what the heck is that? Like, I've never heard of that. Sounds some like, like an English company or something. So yeah, for the, it'll be, be there for the, for the bigger, bigger ticket at the moment, not for the, for the really random ones. Um, eventually we do it for all of them, but at the moment we're just doing it for these. AMD, for example, here, still, you know, consolidating, still not doing anything, still not going up. I wait for the Triple Witching. The Triple Witching really just, um, is, um, afterwards the market moves more. That's really all it is. It's going to move up or down more, but nobody knows whether it's going to move up or down. The whole Triple Witching thing, it makes for a nice headline, but it's actually not that meaningful because it doesn't give you any directional buys. So Nasdaq's up, the S&P is up. Whoops, what did I do here? SPX, I wanted to open a per, almost a percentage point. We're nicely bouncing off the support at 5,500. That's quite important. So what do you want to watch out for? Ideally, you get some nice big volume as it goes up. That's kind of the, the key question here. And um, Paul there, yeah, I think, you know, that's kind of how we started this. I think there is a case to be made that this is intentional, that this, this like particular dip is intentional, and therefore it's a huge freaking opportunity, and I think that's why I ran you through the, the reversal pattern and all that good stuff at the beginning. If you've just joined us, my friends, at the beginning of the video and you catch up with, with the important stuff here.
And I want to say thank you to everybody for tuning in. Winston has been very excited about this. 7ue Winston, Winston, a little face, come on up, come on up. There he goes, there he goes. Nice and sleepy at this time of the day because we're about 12 hours ahead of New York right now. Hey, and um, we, we're about to kit out the studio a bit more. I've been meaning to move into this, for, for room for a while, so, um, we finally got around to it. Just missing a bit, my books and art and shelves and stuff. So excited for that, and I'm excited to share more and more news and information with you as long as you guys keep finding it useful. Now we have almost 250,000 subscribers, which is really kind of extraordinary. This was a, this was a, "didn't know what to do during Covid" kind of a thing for a few days, and I thought, "Hey, what if we just shared the real market information and real education with people? Do you think they, they'd want to know? You think we could actually teach people the stuff that I learned on the trading floor?" And um, hey, we're still here, and it's, it's been brilliant, and it's been absolutely amazing, and I love this every single day. I love you for tuning in. I love your desire to learn, um, to really take this to the next level, you got to learn, not just focus on the day news and events, and the best place to start would be to, to watch the master class that I put together for you at Felix f.org, free. And on that note, I wish you a brilliant day and a