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All right, welcome to the daily market recap for Tuesday, March 24th. In today's video, I'll be going over the action of the indexes, liquid leaders, industry ETFs, then end the video with long and short setups going into tomorrow like I do with every daily recap. So, if you guys enjoy the video, please leave a like and subscribe to the channel. And if you want my market takes throughout the trading day along with the live stream at the open and any trades that I personally take, you can sign up for the market polic.
All right, starting with the NASDAQ down .7% today. Uh, slight gap down, but we did bounce exactly at Friday's close, uh, so right on that, that lower part of the support gap, and we are trading up after hours, uh, back through today's high and yesterday's close on some news that there might be a one-month ceasefire, uh, in the war. So hopefully that is true and we can get a nice gap up to start the day tomorrow and start repairing this chart because NASDAQ, under all the key moving averages, even with the gap up, still at the five-day. Okay. And none of the mega caps look very good. Um, I would say like Nvidia kind of holding in there. Tesla, I don't think looks great. And then today we had Google breaking down, which had been like my hope of one of the mega caps that could hold up.
S&P 500 down .3% today. Uh, rallied back up to the, the resistance gap and the five-day moving average, rejected there, and then closed a little bit weaker, uh, after hours, back through today's high and the five-day moving average. So again, we'll see how that gap up gets handled tomorrow.
IWO, the growth stocks of the Russell 2000, another strong day, uh, close over the, the 200-day moving average, positive, up 2% today. And we know from the commitment of traders futures data that net positioning on, uh, IWM, which is the, the Russell 2000, not just the growth stocks of the Russell 2000, um, but, but that is net short and pretty significantly net short. So, if anything is going to rally, I would expect it to be smaller names, um, newer merchandise type stocks. And after a five-month correction through time and through chop, I'm really focusing on the newer types of stocks, newer leadership in the market, instead of stocks that have already gone through two or three up cycles on the weekly, like an optics team.
ARK down 2.7% today. Um, also undercut and reclaimed the support gap, rallying after hours back into the five-day moving average, right around $70. I'm still short from March 5th. So, just kind of letting this work as, um, my, my thought process is, if the market's going down, then ARK, which is just a basket of like the worst stocks, that'll go down even faster. So, we'll see if that continues to play out.
Then, switching over so we could take a look at Bitcoin. A little bit of relative weakness here, um, compared to some of the, the stocks that had been holding up best and then continued to act well today. But really, just an inside candle, bounced at the 50-day moving average, trading over 70K. This still could be like a third higher low here in the shakeout. Hopefully, we could take out the highs here, and then if we can get crypto back, there's a little bit more of a risk appetite in the market. Same thing with Ethereum. Um, still trading over that 2K level, bounced at the 50-day moving average, nice tight trading, so far.
Then let's go to the liquid leaders. Um, I did add Dell, D-E-L-L. Um, very close to an all-time high. This is a name that I've talked about a couple times here, but just an absolutely massive base here. Second highest close, uh, ever for Dell. Had that nice move up on earnings, 21%. Big shakeout on the 10th, followed by a gap up. I love shakeouts and gap ups, that, that really shows you that the trend is changing. And then when the indexes gapped down on March 19th, this also gapped down, recaptured the high volume close, and then it has just been off to the races for this name. So, we took out, uh, well, we added Dell, took out Circle, cuz today it was down 20% through the five, the 10, the 20, and the 200-day moving average. We did bounce slightly at a support gap, but this type of volume, this type of breakdown, there's better stocks in the market. So, we'll take it off the leaders list.
Let's sort this by price percent change for the rest of the names. Um, Dell was the strongest. VRT, nice little undercut of the last two weeks' lows along with the 20-day moving average. Almost got down into the gap zone, into that high volume close from earnings. Reversed there, closed at a new closing high, and is up after hours, that was up 5.8%. CIN, up 5.4%, and the optics theme continues to rip higher at this point. Some of them are, are getting quite a bit extended. They have not really gone through any basing. So, when I'm trying to look for new leadership, it's not stocks that are already super extended from the 50 and the 200-day moving average. While these could be nice trading vehicles if you're like a shorter-term swing trader or if you're very tactical on your entries, uh, the momentum is to the upside on, on these names. So, I, I don't want to like come across like I don't think optics are very strong. They're objectively incredibly strong, the strongest theme outside of energy in the market, but they're not new trends. They're, they're definitely extended from the 50 and the 200. How far that extension goes is anyone's guess. Uh, until we get an unfilled gap down, trends very, very rarely change without an unfilled gap in the opposite direction. And so far, we don't have that. So, my guess is the trend will continue there.
TSM, up 5.1%, new closing high today, bounced right at yesterday's low, above the five-day. Very strong action there. GEV, new closing high today of 3%. SanDisk, very tight price action on the support gap at the 10-day moving average. Something to watch for tomorrow.
Doc, down 1.2%, and down another 8% after hours after another secondary offering, uh, hits the tape. Down to the 10-day moving average. We'll see how that secondary gets absorbed. Uh, if it's just like a quick undercut of the 10-day, maybe a potential buy spot. I don't have that on my long setups. Uh, but it is something that I'll be watching for tomorrow. If we could put in a low pre-market, then take out the daily VWAP when the market is open, then you could risk against the low of the day. This has been one of the strongest stocks in the market. Good on them for for raising when they could, not when they have to. Smart business move. Uh, unfortunately, if you're in this name, it's not what you want to see.
Fastly, down 1.9% today, but just a super tight low volume candle near highs. This is exactly the type of price action that you look for in a leader. Big move up on earnings, big follow-through day two, and then every close either at the five-day moving average or above. Uh, just extremely, extremely solid price action. And this is like a newer merchandise name. So not like an LIT, um, that has been uptrending for months and months and months. We just got the 200-day moving average starting to uptrend like end of November on the first earnings gap up. And something that you'll hear me say at least in market pulse, I say it a lot, is usually it's not the first earnings gap up that changes the trend because, uh, if you've been in such a downtrend or an ignored stock for such a long time, you have people that bought in at higher prices recently that can now get out for break-even on that gap up. But it's really the second earnings gap up that can lead to some monster trends. Especially when it has the volume like look at the volume on this earnings versus the volume here. This got overall like the big picture to start changing the 200-day to start sloping up. But it still gave back that entire move over the, the previous quarter until this massive highest volume ever day, and then I mean from the opening range from $13.50 up to $29, over 100% move. So, congratulations anyone who has Fastly. I think it's probably the strongest market stock in the market.
PL, a little bit of weakness today, down 5.8%. Um, we reduced the, the gap up zone from earnings right above the five-day moving average still. So, after the fourth unfilled gap up on earnings, maybe a little bit more backfilling, um, the aerospace theme a little bit weak, but overall, I still don't think this is doing anything wrong. Like, as long as it stays over the five-day moving average on a closing basis, it can chop here, consolidate a bit, and then get going.
Then getting to, um, the theme tracker, just to go over some stocks that have earnings tomorrow. We're towards the tail end of earnings season, but there's still a couple to keep an eye on. PDD, Chewy, KC, those are ones that I'm familiar with, but don't really have an interest in them. After the market closes tomorrow, though, KRMN, that'll be pretty interesting. That's really about it. Um, and then after Thursday and Friday, Friday, LGN is, is pretty interesting. Um, that one, a newer IPO name and acting really well. So, LGN is something that I'll be watching for on Friday. I don't have a position in it, but new IPO acting well.
So, getting into the long and the short setups. Got 15 longs. I think 10, not 11 short setups. I guess 11. Um, first up, we have, well, both of the memory names, MU and SNDK. Uh, they've made new highs. Now, they've pulled back into the 50-day moving average. MU, perfect undercut and reclaim of the support gap under the 50-day. A lot of people, they'll just take a stock off the second it closes under the 50-day moving average. But we've seen this very often where a stock loses the 50, but it doesn't accelerate lower. Starts to trade tight under the 50-day moving average, and that has been a really nice spot to, to risk against. So, I know Ariel took this today on the undercut of the support gap. Um, that same spot is something that I'm looking for tomorrow. Either an undercut there or a recapture of the 50-day.
SMDK, I'm a little bit more focused on because it's been holding up better than MU. It doesn't have that unfilled gap down on earnings. It is a little bit stronger, higher ADR name, and isn't under the 50. It's not even under the, the 20-day moving average. So, significantly stronger than MU. Nice tight inside day and closing range today through today's high. I, I think you could take that just as a breakout retest. But a perfect spot, especially if the market, say the, the market erases the gap up. I hope it does not, but say it does by, by tomorrow morning and we start to sell off again, a shakeout of the 20-day moving average and the support gap after making new highs in probably like one, one of the market leaders. That's a spot that I'd be looking at to, to be aggressive.
NBIS, I added to this trade today, um, on the undercut and reclaim of the support gap after it got back through VWAP. This to me feels like a name that we should all be focused on. Um, I, I am biased obviously, I have a position, so maybe I'm talking my book a little bit. But it's a name that had made a prior move, gone through a, a big basing phase here, starts to build higher lows after. I love this. The ugly close under the 200-day, followed by a gap up, then ugly close, gap up, undercut of that support gap. And this is going through a secondary offering. We gap down. That's why it gaped down 10% the one day, the 17th. It's going through a secondary offering. The market is weak, and this can't close it under the 10-day moving average. It's on the right side of the base. We keep undercutting and reclaiming the support gap. If any pressure lifts in the market, I think this gets back to highs very, very quickly. So, either through today's high or an undercut of the support gap, today's low, recapture that spot, 113. Uh, those are the two spots that I'd be looking at. But I, I really want to just continue to add to this name. And if it doesn't work, it doesn't work. But it's starting to feel like, like a real focus name for me.
ESTs. I tried this today. Got stopped out on half as it came back through VWAP and then decided to, uh, hold the, the second half. So, just like a 3% position on this at the close, up a little bit after hours. I love the shakeout here. I love the subtle higher lows. The fact that we're under the 50, probably not a lot of people looking at it, and maybe for good reason. Maybe this is just like a weak stock and we're going to roll back over. But big shakeout today, uh, through today's high, could be an ad spot for me to put my shares back on, um, or to, to start a new position. And then you have plenty of room for the stock to rally before it hits a spot where sellers have stepped in before. So, it's all about in a choppy market, at least to me, it's about building profit cushion before you get to a clean pivot. Where in a strong market, you go clean pivot, let me buy the strength as it goes through that. In a market that's hunting liquidity, that's not been the, the move. Some stocks, yes. Oil and gas stocks, yes, because that's a leading theme. But for the most part, clean pivots, uh, like a moving average recapture, not as, uh, good for risk-reward there. That's why I like the shakeout here. That's why I tried to buy it and, and hold today. Um, and then I can just put on that position or put that 3% that I got stopped out on through today's high.
PWR, really, really love the way that the stock is acting. We got the gap down under the, the 20-day moving average, big recovery on the 9th, up 5%. Um, then just kind of going sideways, ugly close under the 20-day, followed by a gap up, and then today, basically an inside day. Um, and then closing right at the highs because this is, um, like, like right at previous highs. I think it's something that you can take on strength. It's zooming out a little bit less confident on that, but still, uh, any stock that's right near highs is something to, to watch for. I keep on thinking that this is a power company because it's PWR, but it's construction engineering. Through today's highs could be the trade. Uh, if that's the case, I would at least stagger the stop at the five and the 10-day moving averages. In a perfect world, we have a morning weakness kind of pull back into the five and the 10. Then as it reclaims the daily VWAP, that would be my entry. So I have a little bit of a profit cushion before we get to that pivot where sellers have stepped in in the past.
WLF, kind of similar to NBIS where we haven't made a, a monster move just yet, but this is a name that, I mean, when it does make moves like $2 up to $16. Now, we've been putting in this like ascending base, higher lows, higher lows, higher lows, higher lows, higher lows. Really nice undercut of the 50-day and the support gap on Friday, followed by a gap up and some strength. Basically, an inside day today. Uh, undercut of today's low and the 10-day moving average, then reclaim of today's low. That would be my preferred entry point. I think just still buying undercut and reclaims in this market is better. If we gap up, you probably could take it through today's high and then your stop is at today's low. Let's see how whacked would that be? 6%. You'd have to do that with pretty small position sizing. So, for me, I would at least wait for like some morning weakness and then a VWAP recapture so I'm not buying too, like too strong there and I could keep my risk a little bit tighter.
PL, um, looking at the five-day moving average, previous high, undercut and reclaim of that spot as the entry because this is the fourth like unfilled gap up on earnings. I am going to be taking this with smaller size. It could still work. It still like it's shown to be one of the stronger stocks in the market. So it could still work, but it's not early in the trend like some of the other names that I'm focused on. So, undercut of previous highs, five-day moving average into that support gap. Then a reclaim of today's low. That'd be the buy spot, stop two to three percent below.
BWXT. Uh, nice VCP building out here. Got the big cup, shakeout, rally up, lost the 50, gap up, then inside day today. Um, this one, like nice previous move from 85 up to 218. Now putting in this quality base here. Undercut of today's low, reclaim of that spot. That would be the preferred buy point. In a strong market, yeah, you take it on strength, just through today's high. For me, we would need another day or two of tightening up before I try to trade this on strength.
VICR, uh, electrical equipment name, nice gap up on the previous earnings. It's been running since then. Gap under the 50-day, got bought up, and now we're getting another higher low test of the 50. I'm not chasing it if it gaps up tomorrow, but an undercut of the 50-day moving average and today's low, recapture the 50-day would be the spot that I would try.
SEI tried this today, was up about 5%. Um, right, like on the oops reversal and then just didn't have the profit cushion, so sold it into the close. Unfortunate for me, now we're gapping up. Um, same spot as I tried today. Undercut of today's low, the 10-day moving average, breakout retest, and then as we come back through VWAP, that would be my entry. Not going to chase it up with a gap up, but we'll see how that plays out tomorrow.
AMX, a newer name that is still catching my attention. Big move up on earnings, nice follow-through day two, three, four, now coming back into the five and the 10-day moving averages. Had a shakeout of this area today and then closed relatively well. Same shakeout of that spot, 1735, recapture of today's low would be the buy spot for me, and then stop I would get under $17.
SEDG, uh, anything energy is still relatively strong, and and SEDG is a solar stock. NXT, let me cover that really quick too. New closing high for NXT, which I think this is the, the leader in, in the solar space. So, maybe a little pullback to the high volume close from earnings. Even though this really hasn't respected that at all, potential area there. But for SEDG, big explosion off the lows here. Now pulling back into the support gap into the five-day moving average. Kind of a breakout retest. An undercut of that spot and then a rally back through would be the entry, and then just get your stop at the 10-day moving average.
BW had like, I would still call this a newer name, even though it's moved from a dollar up to 14. Big move up on earnings. Got hit with a short report. Immediately recovered that short report, and when that happens, that's a stock that I want to keep high on my radar. Today, oops, reversal on the 10-day, probably viable at that spot. Um, now we're trading a little bit higher after hours, but same shakeout of that 1350 spot. Recover today's low would be the entry. I'm just not comfortable buying anything on strength.
KIC, uh, newer semiconductor stock. We just got the 200-day in an uptrend. These are the types of names, like semiconductor, that theme has been around for a while, but it's the newer names that I'm focusing on, like an AEHR. That's another like newer type, uh, semiconductor that's acting well. KIC on the thinner side, only trades 39, $40 million a day. But first test of the 50-day, oops reversal there. Second test, shakeout of the support gap in the 50. Same thing before, uh, or the next day with some semiconductor weakness. Today, gap down, open on the low, recapture the 50. That was probably the, the correct buy spot. Coming back into the 50-day moving average again. That's where I would try to get long, uh, with a stop under the support gap.
Then LWLG, pretty frustrating trade for me. I got stopped on this today. I bought it as a recaptured VWAP, and then it had like one more leg lower. I was the low of the day. So, round of applause for me for, for getting stopped at the low of the day under HVC. And then we closed really well, back over the five-day, back over the high volume close. This was the highest volume ever for this name. So, it's not acting as strong as a Fastly, which is fine. Fastly is an outlier, but highest volume ever on earnings, up 40%. Lots of volatility here. It is a thinner traded name, only $37 million. So, probably like in hindsight, I should have used a little bit wider of a stop, smaller size. Um, but for me, pullback into that high volume close spot again would be viable with a stop under today's low.
Then on the short side, we're starting to get a little bit, couple more short setups, um, coming up here. First one, still Nvidia. We've lost the 200-day moving average. We gapped down on incredible earnings. Nvidia said that they're going to have what, a trillion dollars of revenue, and the market sold off on that. That's because every, every hedge fund manager, everyone owns Nvidia. If you don't own an Nvidia in an AI boom, you're going to be fired as a money manager. So, everyone already owns this name. That's why it has not gone anywhere for months and months and months. Now, we're under the 200-day moving average. Um, we rejected the resistance gap yesterday, closed weak. Today, a little bit weaker as well. Now, we're gapping up after hours. So, a rally back up into that resistance gap, the 200-day moving average, like an uppercut and fail of that spot would be the entry, and then get your stop at the 20-day EMA.
Tesla, mega-cap name that lost the 200-day with a gap down, followed through to the downside. Now, we've had two days of bouncing, maybe another gap up tomorrow. Same idea, a rally back through the 200-day moving average and then a reversal there would be the short. I know we have the resistance gap here. I would like to be a little bit more patient because the indexes have gotten stretched to the downside, and it feels like sentiment is worse. We know positioning has gotten lighter. I don't want to like short things that are already have broken down. I want to give them a chance to rally back up into declining moving averages. So, I do see the resistance gap here. That could be a spot to short against. Get your stop over the 200-day. But, I would rather be a little bit more patient. If I miss out on the trade, that's fine. But an uppercut on the 200-day, the 20-day EMA, right at this like 395 spot, then you can get your stop over $400, um, pretty easily without much risk.
AVGO, I am still short this name. It's under the 200-day moving average. One of the like mega-cap, uh, semiconductor stocks. Feels a little bit stage three there. Um, if the market breaks to the upside, I'll get stopped out of this. And I, I mean, I would rather the market break to the upside. It's easier to trade to the upside mathematically. Um, but still some weakness here. Even after hours, like this isn't near the, the high of the day where the NASDAQ, the S&P 500, they're already over the high of the day in after hours. So, if we do get a day or two rally back up into the 200-day, this like 326 area, uppercut and failed there would be the short, and then get your stop over the 50-day moving average.
EWY. I think this is could kind of go either direction and probably going to be a good indicator for the overall market. To me, this is kind of like a blow-off type move. Um, rally from $50 to 153. And this is the South Korea ETF. This isn't like a small company that has 3xed in that move. Then we gap down. We test the 50-day. We bounce. We test the 50-day. Test the 50-day. Test the 50-day. Test the 50-day. We don't want to keep testing the 50-day. At some point, we want like to push away from the 50-day and, and rally back up. But the fact that we just keep on coming back to the 50-day makes me think that this might be a bear flag after like a parabolic top, and then we're going to break down, just like silver did. Let's go to that chart really quick. SLV, the gap down, the parabolic top, and then we put in this bear flag and then started to roll over. Um, I'm actually long silver now after two washouts after hours. Let me bring those up. Um, like the washout that I closed my short on on Thursday, and then the washout Monday morning. Um, I thought that's probably the low in this. So, it's not, I'm not like bearish just to be bearish. I, I do want most things to, to go higher, but this EWI, it does feel a little bit like the silver chart. And we're gapping up right now. A green to red move where we lose today's close. That would be the short for me. Uh, then I have a little bit of profit cushion coming into the 50-day, not too much. Um, but if you're very bullish on this, like you say, hey, we keep holding the 50-day in a tough market, I could buy an opening range break tomorrow, and then I still have a little bit of profit cushion before I get to a spot where sellers have stepped in at this 135 spot. I'm perfectly fine with that. If you're using correct position sizing, you have a spot that you're risking against, and there's some logic to the trade. Very rarely am I going to say no, like that's not a trade that you can take because there's enough randomness in the market where as long as you're managing risk well over the long run, I, I think you could probably make money.
Next two are are cryptos, MSTR and BMR. Um, this is the idea that, hey, the market had the bounce and crypto had the bounce, just like what we saw in, when was that? In January of this year, where we kind of had the sell-off, built out some higher lows, and then rolled back over. Is that same thing happening here? Maybe not. Um, if not, then MSCR and BMN is going to continue to break to the upside. But now we, we've had some weakness. Three days of stalling action. We saw what CRCL did today. I understand it's not exactly the same, but it's in the same, like universe of, of people. So, if people got hit with CRCL, maybe they're a little bit more risk adverse on the rest of crypto. Again, I know it's not the same thing. Today, so far, gapping up after hours, though. Um, an uppercut and fail of the resistance gap just below the 50-day moving average is the spot that I'd be watching for. BMR, same thing. Just an uppercut and fail, like of today's highs or, or of yesterday's highs. That'd be the spot that I'd look to short against. So, my risk would be very, very tight. She's one or two percent. Like the, the whole part of looking at a key area is if price action doesn't respond to it, it's not a key area. So if I think uppercut and fail of yesterday's highs is a key area and we continue to rally, no reason to keep that trade on.
Next up, we have AXTI. Uh, optics name that I think, let's see, was this, oh, Ariel must be updating this right now. Uh, I think it was 12.4% or 12.4 times the ADR away from the 50-day moving average now getting extended. Volume is elevated, not extreme at this point. So far, this move is really, and again, I know it's different, but it feels like an RTI. It feels like the OQ, like the, the quantum moves where it just keeps going higher and higher and higher. We have not had any unfilled gaps to the upside. We have not seen an explosion of volume. Without those two, it's very rare that you get like a true parabolic short. More often than not, these extensions end with an unfilled gap down. The silver trade ended with an unfilled gap down. Regetti, IQ, both of those unfilled gap downs. So, for me to short this, I'm going to wait for either another big update, big expansion, highest volume ever, and then then a gap up on what would that be? Thursday as a potential short, or an unfilled gap down tomorrow. Once we get an unfilled gap down, I will be pretty aggressive trying to short this because it's crazy, crazy extended. Rallied from a dollar up to $70. Kind of reminds me of like an RGTI. So don't, in these type of parabolic moves, you cannot stay stubborn with your trade. The best, like the best time to be in this is when price is below the daily VWAP. If price is back above the daily VWAP, shorts are going to continue to get squeezed over and over and over again. So when this actually starts to break down, it will stay heavy under the daily VWAP. If it's above it, take your stop. No reason to be, to be, um, like trying to stay stubborn on this name because it, it went from a dollar to $70. It'll blow out your account if you stay stubborn, um, on this.
Roku continues to chop right around the, the 200-day moving average. Looking for an unfilled gap down under the 200-day, like we saw with an MSTR or Spotify, all those names that like lost the 200-day, rally back above. A gap down under the 200-day has kicked off their stage four downtrends. So, that same thing, gap down tomorrow, then a break through today's low would be the short, stop at the 200-day moving average.
Open Door, same idea. Um, right now, just chopping around the 200-day moving average. If this starts to break to the upside, then we've got like a stock that made a massive move, has gone down and sideways, but for months and months and months. This feels like an RTI and an INQ before the breakout. But if we gap down under the 200-day, this is just a bear flag that that breaks down. We rejected the 50-day, gap down, rejected the 50-day and the resistance gap. Decent close today over the 200-day. So, not one that I would short on strength. I want to see the weakness on this. Gap down under the 200-day, stop at today's high would be the trade.
Then last up, we have Dave, which did do exactly what I was hoping for today. Gap down under, or gap down and then lost the 200-day moving average. A later stage base went from what was it? 488, 480 to 8, 284, excuse me. Lost the 200-day, rally back above. Then we lost the 200-day again, rallied back up, gap down under that spot and staying a bit heavy. Little bit of a rally intraday into the 200-day. That would be the spot that I would short versus yesterday's close.
And I just realized I didn't go over any of the ETFs. Let me just go over like XLE, new all-time highs, obviously a monster uptrend. Uh, semiconductors up 8% today on the oops reversal into the 20-day. Hopefully we can like continue to push higher because without semiconductors, the market's not going to keep running higher. Uh, resistance gap and 50-day uppercut and fail would be a spot that I'd potentially look to short. I already have AVGO, so and I've gotten stopped out of this three times, so I think I'd just let that go. But that is going to be a key spot, this $400 level there.
Anything else to cover? Financials flat again today. Feels like the sellers are a little bit exhausted in this name. Um, there's multiple support gaps down here. So hopefully we can get a rally at least to the, the 20-day EMA on this. Maybe even up to the 50. Financials have been beaten down in a real way. And then the biggest weakness today, cyber security down 2.9%. Rallied up, lower high, broke to the downside. IGV software rallied up, lower high, broke to the downside, down 4.2%.
So, that's going to be the daily market recap for Tuesday, March 24th. If you guys enjoyed the video, please leave a like and subscribe to the channel. And if you want my market takes throughout the trading day along with the live stream at the open and any trades that I personally take, you can sign up for the market pulse Discord using the link in the comment section. I hope you have a great night and I'll see you guys in tomorrow's video. Take care.