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Coming to you live from downtown Detroit. This has been zingers pre-market prep with your host Joel Kahn. And this is a vowel tile puppy here. Isn't it. And Dennis stick, I've been the penny. I will buy the stock for a pen with everything that you need to start your trading day.

all right, guys. I should be fixed. Now you should be able to get some audio from me. Now, let me know if you guys are picking me up on the chat. Let me know. I'll definitely check in here. We got sound. There you go. We got it. Guys just had to deal with a little bit of OBS action here, but I want to introduce the show today.

We're going to talk about Levi's. We got to re general motors affirm Peter Tuckman, ticker time. We'll talk a little bit about Tesla's investor's day. There's a lot of action going on market. Bouncing back, Dennis. How's your morning starting first. And I haven't really determined yet. I'm not getting slaughtered, but I'm not doing great either.

So, and then we know I trademark a neutral, you got the overnight positions. A few of my lungs are not keeping up with spy those. So that's by and the Q's tech stocks are repping. If you're loaded up with tech, stocks are doing pretty good this morning. If you've got other stocks, you're like me, there's some rotation here.

Cause you're seeing oil trading down here this morning. A lot of the oil stocks are down. You're seeing a few other stocks just not keeping up with by, uh, tech is definitely the strongest. If you go to the QQQ, as you can clearly see the tech is blasting off. I mean, this is an impressive less than 24 hour rally.

We started rallying at one o'clock in the afternoon yesterday and we have not stopped since again, we are just Groundhog day here, we get down to that bottom of the range and then they rep at higher, but you know what? This time we blew through the top of the range, the overnight traders, we closed at the top of the range and we blew through it and believe it.

We've been talking about this weak market for about a month, the entire month of September in one trading day, not even 24 hours since one o'clock yesterday, we have almost got a 50% retracement of the entire move on spy. That is awesomely impressive. How I'm calculating that for 54 of the high back on September 2nd, the low, just from three days ago, 4 26.

So you got about 28 points there. Well, if you take half of that 14 off the 4 26, you have the four 40 and lo and behold, that's where we were almost got to this morning. So you're almost out of 50% retracement in one day. So getting back half of last month's losses on the spy in one day, this market is nothing short of impressive.

I'm still going to say Spencer, Israel's going to be right. And we're going to make new highs by the end of the year. But I'm also going to say, if you're buying it now, what are you doing? You're buying it now today, you were doing it, doing it wrong, man, doing it backwards. You're doing it backwards. Five dips and sell reps.

And what a rip it has been. We were the low yesterday for 27. We were up 120 SOP handles in less than 24 hours. That is a hell of a rip. Yeah, it's a tough one. I drew a circle there, right where the 50% retracement would hit and drew the fibs from the top there. And we'll see if we can get through that level.

It's frightened. Uh, 4 40, 25. So that's kind of the level that I would look forward to get it above today. We'll see if we can get through that level. But I mean, a lot of times when we've been seeing this pre-market action in one direction, it's kind of worrisome to get it to the open what's going to happen.

Do we get a wash out back to support or do we get another rip up? Well, we'll see what happens in the overall market and see what we can continue. Now. One thing I will say is the tech definitely looked strong, uh, really nice bounce there. Uh, I, I really like how it's holding this upward trend. You know, if you can draw that trend line going up, you could see last time we went through it here in June 19th, we, we ripped off that we actually made a 20% move.

Uh, from that about 19.68. And now we're looking to see if we can get back up there to three seventies. That's the level that I'm looking at to see if we can get back up and start testing to get back to all time highs. We'll see what happens in the QS. Let's go ahead and let's get into Levi here. Uh, so want to go ahead and start getting into our topics of the day.

Uh, Levi actually earnings beat here, guidance res, and a buyback. Uh, let me go ahead and pull up Levi here. Lots of good stuff being said on Levi. Um, it had low expectations coming in. The stock actually made a new low on the move the day, you know, hours before, uh, it was due to report. It's a low bar beats, a low bar.

There's still an ugly, ugly, ugly downtrend. Kind of break that down Trinda the day. Maybe I would say you got massive resistance up at 26 though. Um, I don't see much of a trade here other than if I was looking at I'd probably be selling it up into the higher 20 fives. Well, next we'll fly through these topics.

All right. All right, let's do it. Let's do it. Let's go to the next one here. I'm I'm willing with that one. Let's go ahead. Let's get into the next one. Next one up is going to be till Ray. Uh, this one's interesting because it dropped after earnings, but I know that there's some people keeping a close eye because I mean, you've been here in talks and Congress each time it does that.

It pops up for a little bit, but faded back down, uh, today traded a little bit down on that news, starting to come back. Uh, and w we'll see what happens here with Tilray I'll I'll pull up the earnings. What are you thinking? Uh, what are you thinking, Dennis, about the cannabis industry here? Um, All right. So earnings were in line sales missed it.

Wasn't a great number. It's being helped out by a really strong tape today here. And people are looking at buying dips on everything. So anything that's dipping after, you know, you've got such a strong mood. People are like, okay, I need to get some capital employed. Oh, by the tail rate dip, just cause I need to buy some stocks.

I mean, we're oversold. We've been talking about the, the cannabis stocks being oversold for a long time, from a valuation perspective. I'm an old, none of them because they're all still expensive. But from a technical perspective, these stocks are oversold. You know, look at Alibaba. We'll bring it back over to that.

But it's, I know it's not on your schedule, but I'm going to take it to the tangent because we talked about it two days ago being massively oversold. And we've been set up a trade for you yesterday saying if you wanted to take a flyer. And I liked the Alibaba pullback yesterday morning, it was down two bucks.

And I said, you've got the level of lean on it's 1 30, 8, 43 while you know what yesterday's low 1 30, 9 96, a dollar and a half. You would only have to take, you know, not necessarily to what it got, the absolute low, but 1 40, 1 41, your risk and a couple of bucks to get that potential pop. And we talked about one of these days, it's going to have a 10 point bounce.

We'll just DIT. It just had a 10 point bounce from the Lowe's yesterday up to today. So there it is. Alibaba oversold starting to show some life. Um, I still like the LA Bob, I'm still longing in the longterm portfolio. Um, I'm not going to buy it when it's up 10 points in one day though, but you get a pullback here.

1 45 ish starts look interesting again. So I am buying depths. I'm always buying depths, but I'm looking more actively here. I try to buy a couple of stocks yesterday in the longer-term portfolio. I can't even remember what I was buying. I was nibbling in a few things like we know I'd bought Cleveland close awhile ago.

Um, it got really whacked yesterday at Goldman with some commentary on cliffs, but he also had them comments on the U S steel. So there is opportunities here in individual stocks when they get these. At the same time, you know, I, you know, you want to be looking at the trends. You want to be looking at a lot of the things as well.

Uh, taking a back to Tilray cannabis way, oversold Tilray way. Oversold, could you have a relief pop to 12? You could, but the trend is just not your friend here and there's so much overhead supply. Do I think this thing's ripping to 14, $15? I don't think you're going to see that much of a plot, but it has been pretty easy on the shorts here for the last few months.

So I wouldn't be surprised if we could squeeze them up to 12. I don't know if I'm playing. Yeah, I, at least I might try to play Tilray if I hear some news more, not really on earnings, I'm really just paying attention to government news. Macro news is going to be the big thing for cannabis. I think in 2022, I'm looking for deregulation.

So for right now hands-off for me on Tilray and also for me, Dennis, I'm still hands off on Baba. I know that you've been seeing that in for traders. You have a level to lean on, so definitely you could focus on that. But for me, a lot of the times I have to get away from the market for two to three hours.

And it's just not something that I want to hold right now with all the concern in China. To like always just do your own risk analysis there and Baba bouncing back there at 10 points. I mean, that's a, that's a big move there. All right. Let's keep going. Let's get into the next one. I'm sure that a lot of people wanted to talk about this one.

GM provides a motor electric vehicle update. Let me go ahead and pull up the chart here. See if we're finally getting some reaction because yesterday, I mean, we, we really didn't get reaction from the news, but it looks like we're starting to come up here in the pre-market. That's kind of that window space that you see there.

Um, and so pretty much from what came out was that GM hopes its efforts will boost operating margins to 12% and 14%, uh, by 2030, from 7.9%. Last year annual revenues is expected to double to 280 billion from a five-year average of 140 billion. So really, I mean, this was really, I think a call-out that, Hey, we're going after you test.

And it looks like GM, not doing too bad in the pre-market. What are you thinking? And it's lifting. I mean, you've got some overhead supply here to double top of 55 and a half. So there is some work to do to try to get back through 55 and we did fall off. We have had a pretty good rally here. We know I'm long GM and the long-term portfolio.

I still believe in the story. I still believe GM's going to be a major player in E V, but it's had a pretty good run here. You've got a 50% retracement of the overall move. I think you're going to run into resistance and he got some work to do in this 55 areas. So I'm not just jumping in GM. If I had it on for a short term trade, I would probably sell it here to be honest, completely talking.

That's my longterm buck. Uh, but it's not on for a longterm trade, I believe in the story in GM longterm. Uh, so I'm, I'm sticking with the for now, but I don't like that 55 level. I think, I think it's got some work to do there. So I think you're opening up in a resistance. All right. Now, uh, kind of levels that I'd point out on GM.

I'd go to the date. Uh, I like this 53 50 on downside. You've got multiple closes near 53 49 a we'll see if 53 50 can hold today. And on the upside we want to get through these highs. 55 50. Um, you also got here 55, 64. Let's see if we can get through those highs today and really get that breakout in GM on the outside.

I'm thinking. No, I'm thinking, I don't think it's got the gas to get through it, but maybe I'm wrong. I just feel like let's take it back here. You know, just, you always want something to look forward to and people were looking forward to this investor's day. For a few days, we had talked about it, the stock and kind of run into it.

It got lots of attention on CNBC yesterday. The CFO was on, um, on, uh, CNBC with an interview. I mean, they talked, I mean, it was the talk, you know, it kind of got, it's like time in the spotlight there, you know, the heart spotlight and the media, it was talked about all day as. So, you know, you get the pop and people are like, oh, I seen, saw that GM.

I want to buy that. I feel like that the Johnny come lately. So like I said, I don't see the catalyst to just drive us through that major resistance. I mean, if we were above the resistance and it was open, but I, all I see is major resistance. I see a stock's been moving up nicely. It's been a nice move.

It's moved up 10% last month, not even the last three weeks. So I just think it needs to take a pause and you just take a breather. Do I think GM's going, you know, back to 48 now, but I think it needs a breather. Okay. All right. Want to take a second here? It looks like we're getting some questions in the chat.

Yes. Spencer Israel. At the doctor right now, nothing's wrong with him? He's taken the morning off. He'll be back with us later. Joel will also be back with us taking a good vacation. That is well-deserved. So we're going to keep going through the stock. Let's go ahead and get to the next topic here. We're running through it this morning.

So we've got a lot to get to, so that's the good thing. Let's go ahead. Let's get towards the next one. We want to talk about, uh, from here. Affirm is really interesting. It ripped and I'm sure Spencer was looking at this like, oh man. Shouldn't I got it. That's that stop-out but really, I mean, I don't think anyone knew this news was coming, but one thing that has been pointing is, is a increase in retailers.

Right? Affirm went first. Would that Amazon now go into target here, uh, as they've ripped higher, after a deal with target being announced yesterday, uh, and really getting an immediate lift here, um, right. Pop 20% every time they announced a deal with a major retail. That's what I want to know, because I think you and I both want to trade that.

Wasn't the last one, Walmart. So when did we have the big pop from w w when was it? I'm probably looking at the chart was probably the gap from like 88 to like 1 21 that one day. Wasn't that Walmart. Yeah. They come with a big, you know, with target, we're going to be Costco and then we're getting another 20%.

So eventually these moves are going to start to be more muted, you know, from these big deals, we saw this with, beyond me, not saying a firm, not comparing it to the army, but I'm comparing that type of news where every time beyond meat would get a new deal, pop 20%, every time we get a new deal pop 20%.

Well, eventually it wasn't popping at all on the McDonald's deals, you know? Cause that's just like, oh, it's just another deal. So it was Amazon. Sorry, it wasn't Walmart. It was Amazon. So that, that, that big one there, but I mean, okay. You get the big deal with target. I think the pop was ridiculously over done.

Uh, but I'll tell you one thing I never showed a stock making new all time. Um, and it's been a good move for a firm here. It's a stock that's massively in favor. It's the kind of stock you want to be buying depths on. I'm not buying up 20 points on a deal with target though. Nah, I'll be looking for pullbacks closer to towards 1 26 50 out the gates.

We'll see if it can come back towards, um, that's actually a prior breakdown spot. If you look at the pattern that was between the 24th through the 28th, that's where it broke down and helped support multiple times. We'll see if it holds there again. Um, with the firm you just mentioned, Dennis, I'm going to be looking for that Walmart news now, uh, you, we got target.

We got Amazon. Why not Walmart? Right. Well, that's it. So, I mean, and that'll be the blast one, but again, when you, you, you, it's hard to be sure to stock if it's going to pop on, right, because it's gonna be no more deals. There's going to be a lot more deals for affirm companies. So they're just not going to keep popping them 20% on every deal.

I think it's overdone. I think it was an over move. I wouldn't be chasing this move. I don't think it's going 150. I think you're probably going to see, and we have some precedents. I mean, after the Amazon deal, I came back down after that as well. And we're in the market where patients pays. And what does that mean?

Don't chase, you don't need to chase in this market. It's not the market's just blasting off an Orban, leaving it behind. It seems like it always gives you another chance. Just like in GM, it gives you another chance. You know, if you're chasing stocks and this market, you're absolutely doing it backwards.

That has been a contrarian market for the better part of nine months. And that continues to be the case Palentier great example. From two days ago, I tweeted out when it was at 26 and a half that, you know, these are pops that are to be sold on when you're getting these news pops, because this is the type of market we're selling.

The rip has been working very, very well, and it didn't even take one day and Palentier gave it all back yesterday. Yes, it's up still 30 or 40 cents, but it was up like 15%. And if you're paying. 15% on a stock, on a headline. You're the one that is transferring your money to the professional traders, the traders that are actually listening and actually using the information and selling the rep.

So don't buy the rip, sell the rep. That's my that's, that's not investment advice, not training bites. That's how I do it. That's how I'm consistent. And you know what, and summoned market environments that pays to hold on. And sometimes I'm out too early, but in this market environment, the contrary and has been winning, somebody set up for him already got the deal with Walmart.

So I knew it was a deal Walmart with there somewhere. There was, I haven't heard with Walmart. I have heard the Amazon. I mentioned Amazon. I feel like there was one with Walmart too. I feel like we know Amazon Walmart target so what's the new, what's the next catalyst. Then if you got the big three off. I don't know, keep it going.

Right. I mean, I, I, you're not going to keep getting 20 point pops on every time we get a deal. Yeah. That is true. I mean, I think it's been a little bit excessive on the moves, but one thing to keep in mind is if you had, you know, Benzinga pro you probably can get to the news quick. This is a quick kind of trade when the news comes out, as you guys can see, um, let's go back to, uh, from here, you can see in what, in 1, 2, 3, 4 hours, it was already up there.

Um, so this one, I think they released the news right at 9 32. Did you see that, Dennis? I didn't see the news earlier. They, they did one of those right at the bell kind of releases. Uh, I know Benzinga pro picked it up at 9 41. Uh, I'm pretty sure this was released at nine 30, right out the gates. That's the one thing on some of these headlines, especially when they break during the day.

Sometimes it does take a few minutes to digest. Thicker there's liquidity out there. And then, you know, what happens? They talk about it on CNBC all day. They talk about it on, you know, Bloomberg. They talk about it, but it's like, they talk about it everywhere. So as I continue to talk about it, people are like, oh, I want to go by that.

You know, media drives price. We talk about analysts, driving price, media drives prices while you know, why does it work that, you know, in the alphabet, I always talk about extracting of both the run-up into an event. Why do you think that run-up really occurs? Because the media is going to be talking about the apple event coming up, the apple event coming up, and what that does is it drives retail traders in the stock because they say, oh yeah, I want to buy that, that retail events coming up.

And then, you know, obviously the, the, you know, the stock continues up. So that's really what drives it as media mentions. And you've got to, if you can anticipate the media, get ahead of the media. Um, you can make a lot of money in this market as well from a short-term trading basis and a medium term trading basis, not so much a long-term trading basis because the media is usually a topping event, but you know, that can actually help you to, you know, like often I say, you know, when everybody's talking about stock and social media, when they start talking about it on CNBC, sometimes it's time to ring the register.

We talk, uh, you know, we talk with Chris Camilo from dumb money and that's what he talks about is the same thing. You know, he reads social media and he says, what's getting hot. And he likes to move into those stocks when they start talking about a mainstream media, that's where he calls information parody, where everybody knows about it now.

And that's the time to get the hell out. Yeah. That's a crowded trade that we saw happen also in CEI. Uh, I think that that's kind of a perfect example also, uh, everyone all through this period. Yeah. It's all over social, social media, social media. Then you start seeing it on all the media sites on this last little.

Then boom. It starts to break down. It's just, it happens often, especially with these big, cheaper names that make massive runs, right? Yeah. Well, there's one happening right now. Then Chad's talking about is BBI G and I have no idea what's going on with VBI G um, it's something 22% here this morning. It's probably somebody has mentioned it in social media.

You know, there's probably some, you know, um, you know, not that they're promoters, I don't know, you know, who's talking it, but it's a guarantee is probably being mentioned by some of these people who have massive followings in social media. These have been selling opportunities. So I'm going to say it again on BBI G they're stuck in this thing you bought a 10 or 11 or 12.

I don't think you're getting your money back. I think you're cutting your loss when you can. I think you're using rallies to get out because I believe BBI G and I don't know anything about the company individual, but would say it seems like the majority of these stocks that have these huge moves, two to three.

Eventually come back to where they were once that everybody, you know, is basically, you know, so, I mean, you gotta watch these promoted stocks and social media. And so something Gensler is going to crack down on and he rightfully shit, you know, when you have, you know, people come in and they're promoting stocks or buying huge positions and then promoting them on social media.

And then, you know, obviously, you know, what happens is they get the buzz and everything gets going and you know, it hits Reddit, everybody's talking about it and then, you know what everybody's already in. And then it starts to leak and leak and leak and leak and leak. And before you know, it, you've got a CEO while CEI was a sudden one because the short seller attack that one.

Um, so that wasn't a good example, but there's a lot of these other ones, you know, AHT was one that everybody was talking about on social media. Some of these short squeeze stocks like bed bath and beyond was one. And it's come back down. So what I want to tell you is if you sticking these in your longterm account, the majority of them are going to lose you money.

If you want to trade them on. Trey the momentum, when the trend starts breaking, you know, you've got to get out. You got to get out once in a while. Minimum turns because there'll be a lot of people caught or crowded trades very quickly. And all those people will be looking for accents eventually. So this BBI G trend absolutely broken here.

Now it looks to me like you don't know why they eventually wants to go back down to $2. That's just technicals. I don't know anything about the company's fundamentals. Maybe there's something good going to happen here, but I would use all strength to get out if I had BBI G all right, well, I have the news here for us.

It was actually looks like we got an acquisition here. Vanco for, uh, ventures, Vindico ventures shares are trading higher after the company and sash global reported the purchase of add riser for 108 million in cash and stock. Uh, so it looks like there is an acquisition here, uh, with BBI G is buying somebody.

So, okay. So the headline that broke eight o'clock, that's why it's lifting. Is this thing, bringing it back to 10 or $11? I don't think so. I don't know anything about any of those companies though. Um, I'm just reading off the technicals and Sandy got a lot of people stuck in this stock. All right.

Definitely. Let's go ahead. Let's take a look. We'll we'll see what happens with this one. I'll keep an eye on it. I want to shift on over. Before we get to Peter Tuchman, he should be here in about five, nine minutes. Let's get into a little bit about Tesla's investor day today. Uh, Tesla has their investor day today.

A lot of people are expecting to get some kind of updates. Now, what could updates, could we get let's go ahead and talk a little bit about that. Uh, looks like. That's my notes there. All right, let's go ahead. So really this is going to be some of the things that we're going to be looking at is to see here about the Berlin Gigafactory and will it start producing cars over the next month?

Uh, the move would also relieve, uh, logistics bottleneck, because of course, Tesla's model three wise are being produced in China and shipped to Europe. Tesla's new Gigafactory that's being built near Austin is also expected to be completed this year and begin full scale production in 2022. So we're going to be paying attention to that.

Other areas of interest are going to be Tesla's battery technology, China's growth and demand, and the competitive environment also pay attention towards talks of chips. Tesla has been talking that they want to produce their own chip. So you could possibly get an update on that. I know that a lot of people are going to be watching to see what happens with Tesla.

Uh, I get you guys. I'll get you to the exact time right now. I think it's at nighttime. A lot of times Tesla's invested days are at nighttime bullet. I'll give you it right now. Okay. He's going to go find that. Um, I do have a trading position on Tesla, so I'm going to limit my comments. Oh, it's going to be an interesting one for me.

I was watching it to see if it was going to turn around with the market. Looks like they're going to be holding. Uh, last time it was at one 30 Pacific time. So we're talking four 30 Eastern. Um, that's probably where it's going to be at today. Yeah, that's what I'm getting at right now. Four 30 central time.

So we're talking five 30 Eastern. Uh, it looks like last, last year they did it at, at four 30. They're going to do it five 30 Eastern. Uh, it looks like there's. And already a stream up there for you. I'll give you guys the link. I have it right here from Tesla. So if you guys want to catch that link later, Tesla's shareholder meeting starts live in nine hours, starts at five 30 Eastern.

We'll keep watching to see what happens with Tesla. It's been fighting that $800 level. We got one peak above that. Can we get above 800 today? It's going to be interesting. That's Hollywood. I would be watching with the market going up and EVs kind of getting a little bit of a lift, you know, GM news. I'll be paying attention to this one.

It's definitely going to be on a lot of traders, radars. All right. Uh, any important stock you guys got in the chat? Definitely mention it. I want to catch news that you guys see out there just in case we're missing any headlines. Now, one that I did want to talk to you about, uh, Dennis is Roku. Roku has been really pushing in Canada.

It was said that they have 41%. Of TV streaming of people that have added TV streaming in the last 12 months to I have two Roku's. Yeah, we were talking about it with Joel, uh, that you had to, so have you heard any talk? You know, how, how has Roku and Canada? I love the Roku. I love using my Roku. I mean, it's the cheapest way to stream.

If you don't have a smart TV, obviously I have a smart TV. Maybe you don't need the Roku device, but on of, or older TVs that don't have the smart capabilities. I mean, it works fantastically. It's 40 bucks. I go and I, boom, and I got everything on there. And even the Roku channel actually has got a little bit of content on there as well.

So I love the product, I hate the valuation. Um, so that's why, you know, I haven't put this in a long-term portfolio, but what I will say as he had a little bit of the Alibaba trade Roku, massively oversold, and what it was yesterday was some of these stocks are massively oversold had relief pops, and that's what Roku had yesterday.

A nice relief pop there's room to that high. I would say the mood 3 39. Um, then you're gonna start to get running into resistance up from 3 39 to three 50. So there might be another 10 points in here, but after that, it starts to get top and the stocks and a clear down trend. I don't think that trends breaking.

I think the Roku's hot story has cooled off significantly and valuation is starting to matter. And that's why you're seeing the price there to come there. So I don't like it. Long-term short-term that it's had the move and would ask me yesterday. I would've said it's oversold and do for relief pops.

Exactly what happened. Um, I have no position in it. I don't intend to have a position on it either. All right. We'll see what happens with Roku. Last time Dennis actually got caught in that analyst pop. I didn't sell out and ended up break even on the trade, even though I got what an overnight gift. A lot of the times I'm here.

Dennis mentioned that and I think that it was an overnight gift. The last time it popped towards three forties. It actually got to 3 30, 9, 6. And I had my order to sell it three forties. That's that's what it has. That's how it goes. Sometimes you just gotta take what you got there. Uh, don't mess a trade.

I always say don't miss a trade just to save yourself a couple of cents. You know, if you're in for a swing trade, I, you know, I hate lifting the offer hit in the bed, but sometimes you just shed. If you're in it short term, don't miss a trade to save yourself a nickel because it was opportunity costs are too significant.

So when I want to get in the trade and it's a swing trade, I typically just get myself in from an execution perspective. If you're small enough, a lot of times you can go two thirds of the spread. So sometimes you're trading these thinner names, even like a Roku, for instance, and the pre-market, it doesn't work as well.

But during the regular session, if you've seen Roku like 3 27, the 3 27 50, usually if you go 3 27, 30, 5 40 on the, on the buy side, you're going to up two thirds of the spread. Usually a market maker will headshot. So, um, that's how I kind of, you know, if you're small enough, I mean, if you're. 200 by 200 and trying to buy a thousand, your thousand share order pride posted.

But if you try to buy a hundred shares, go two thirds of the spread. Usually you'll get that. That's some execution tactics for you. Yeah, we'll see what happens with Roku. I like the stock here always at 300. I've liked it before at 300 back when we were in this time. And then we got that big ramp up. It's definitely a support there.

We'll see if it holds 300 from here on out and Roku can make a move back. Uh, Roku, look for FUBU. I know that that one likes to run with it. Look for that one. Maybe to get a little lift today. Uh, broker's doing well. If I saw Roku doing a day to move, I would also pay attention to see if you get Fuko to come back up.

And one that has gotten through, and I haven't looked at that show in a while. No position. I didn't know what that lots of lows there though. So I actually don't mind the chart. You got lots of you putting a lot of work there, the 23 and then candy came out of that area yesterday. So not surprising. It's getting bit up, pretty solidly here today, Mitch 24 70.

So, I mean, I don't know, maybe you've missed this trade, but for the pullback in the low 24 us, I find it interesting. All right. Right. So we had those lows 2299 the day prior 2301 and the day before that at 2272. So I would look for that 23 to hold on. Downside. We'll see a full boat can get back up one that did take a hard hit in the downturn in the market was Vizio.

Uh, this is one that I've traded multiple times up towards 27, but it did come back down almost to the IPO low. It went right close to it. We'll see if this one can come back. This is also a company that trades really closely with Roku and food. Um, and we'll see how Vizio done, uh, and continues to move. As they've been trying to continue to grow their TV service, just like Roku does, would that live streaming to give you guys access to live TV for free?

Um, and they're going to continue growing. Uh, we'll see what happens with these next one. I want to get into his rocket lab. Uh, rocket lab actually got a contract from NASA here. Let me see if I got the news around here. So yeah, they jumped on selection for NASA's launch. Um, so pretty much, uh, they got a launch.

That's going to be in 20, 22, but I think it definitely helped the environment here for space. Um, we've been waiting to hear some more launch news if there's anything. Move, these kinds of stocks has been the launch news. Right? Um, so SPC, he also, you know, recently got that F a, uh, clearance back to, to go in up.

So I've been wondering, when are these rocket stocks going to start moving again and the space stocks? So I'm wondering if this could start the day and get the lift going. I don't know. I don't follow the company. It's a nice pop. I think you've got massive resistance up at 16. So not a fan. Just be careful and, and chat.

And Mitch might have to take that message down. I see somebody really promote promoting VBI G I don't mind if you're mentioning a stock, I'm mentioning that it's ripping, but when you're telling folks to get in quickly, you're going to miss the moonshot. That's promotional. We don't want messages like that.

So GM, um, if you want to talk and mention BBI G that's fine. That's cool. Um, you know, that it's hard, it's moving up, but when you're telling people to get in, you're going to miss the moonshot. That's too promotional for this. Yeah, definitely a, if you're in the chat, I'll definitely get that out, clean it out here.

She usually monitors up, but he's on the show full-time here right now. So, um, you know, we're not, we're not, you know, a ticker time promotional show here, so no problem to mention your stock. No problem to give your market opinion. But that's the, it's the fact when you're writing a message now get in now, are you going to miss it?

I mean, that's promotional. We don't like that stuff on the show. Yeah. It's just how it is. I mean, at the end of the day, guys, there's no need to push people to get into a stock. If they clearly see it, they will clearly make that decision for themselves. And sometimes, you know, these handles, I don't know all these handles, but some we've had an issue where people are coming in and you know, you know, you have this issue match.

Cause we have quite a few people watch the show and people come in trying to push their stocks intentionally and everybody wants to talk to stop. It's cool. You know, it's your opinion. It's cool. It's when you get multiple messages by now, you're going to miss out. I mean, that's where, you know, we, we, we don't like that stuff.

All right. So we'll see what happens with rocket lab. Another one that I'm keeping an eye out for is, uh, S F T w a, which is black sky. Now, uh, this is one that I like. It's a S a P this is a play on imaging. Uh, max R is, uh, the competition, the major competitor. I'll see if these can come back and that will get me interested in black sky.

Max are hanging out here at 27 50 Dennis. We've talked about this one before. It might be a level we've talked about the 34 before. It's definitely gone. Sideways. Max are, uh, we'll see if it can get off of these levels, interested in the stock for a long time match. And you know what? You do have a level here.

So we will say on, you know, I just set up the trades, but look at this 27 level on max are, so I don't mind this chart. I'm actually writing it down. I have no position. But, I mean, these are the types of trades that, you know, are bouncing back. You're right now, people looking for the diamond in the rough with that being said, it didn't bounce yesterday.

And that is somewhat concerning. Is Peter Tuckman there and we've got to repeater. Yeah. Let's see if he's here should be joining in there. There he is. We got Peter here. Let's go ahead. Let's get towards Peter. You guys know exactly who this is, but if you don't, you keep to find out the one, the only the Einstein of wall street.

Let's go ahead and get Peter on here. What's going on, Peter? How are we doing? Hey guys, how you doing Dennis Mitch? What's up guys? I'm to come on there a long time, long time for me. And you you've been on the show a few times here, but you know, usually Spencer brings you on after nine o'clock and I'm gone at nine o'clock.

So I'm glad they scheduled you finally on my show because I love talking to you, Peter Austin. Good to see it then. It's Hey Mitch, what's up guys? Hey, at least, you know, we're seeing a little bit of a bounce back here. I know Dennis had a question that we were talking a little bit on the pre-market show because we've been paying attention to, you know, Baba J D PDD.

Um, I mentioned that I saw a block trade today, but then it's, I'll let you. Lead the question here. I was going to say, cause I want to ask Peter this I, me and Mitch were talking on the pre pre-market show. I don't follow block trades anymore. I used to, if I go back 20 years ago, when I was doing a lot of tape reading, I still do tape reading when everything was happening on the exchange, what you would see is, you know, you'd see a big seller in the market and then they'd be pushing the price down and then price be coming down.

And then all of a sudden you see the mop-up print, the big block go and you know, okay, well it's done that seller is gone. And now the stock is gonna probably have a little bit of relief pop cause that sellers out. But the block trades are like so many different ones happening now and it's not happening on exchange.

A lot of them are off exchange. You know, it could be a liquid net cross. There could be so many different things. So I don't give as much relevance as I did to them 20 years ago. I'm wondering if you still use block trades and how do you use them if you do so look, when you, if you go all the way back to the days of the eighties and nineties and early two thousands, when market man.

And the, and the open outcry was actually an active part of our marketplace. Then block trades were huge. I mean, I was, you know, I've been a broker for many years and I was a broker for Cowan for a while. I did convertible arbitrage. And so, you know, as you described, you know, a block trade was literally you'd have a seller come into a crowd, you know, you, whether it was new Mr.

Related, whether it was a big piece that was around, people were shopping the piece. And so everyone in the environment knew that something was going on. Every desk would have a meeting every morning. Somebody would have a big piece that shopping around and kind of see where the bodies lie. Where was there was some by interests.

Sometimes if the stock was trading at 50 and the next real, real significant buy-side was at the $45 level, you'd start working the sell side, right. You'd see where, you know, not that Georgina heard anybody, but you just sort of cat to get to work with the order and you'd start making sales. And then as the community got focused on, wow, there's a seller around, you know, my interest is at the 45 46 level and that communication and that transparency sort of started to happen.

Then people's interests got perked up. The market maker wanted to get involved then, right? Those were the days where if you had, you know, you could work a sell order over time. And then, um, the tag end of it, you know, with the, um, the prop trader on that desk of a house would say, you know what? We had a million to sell we're down to the last 200, I'm going to take our seller out and then they'd work out at that.

You know, that work out of that last 200,000 and you'd see those trades you'd be able to identify if you were a at Cape watcher, as you described. And I just want to, and a lot of where that was a significant thing to see where the volume lied when the prince went on, that was more in the world of the asynchronous.

Once we started trading at pennies and surely when we started trading electronically, you know, with the algorithms and with the handheld computers on the floor. And then with, um, you know, uh, not, not as many market makers in the crowd and their actual interaction with the trade right now, I believe that 90% of majority of trades are literally a hundred, 200 share loss.

Right? You don't see those blocks. Look, you're seeing them in specs. You're seeing them, you know, there are off or floor blocks that are happening, that, you know, whether they're on the third market or they're happening on different exchanges, just to take people out because they, you know, it's a trade, it's a prearranged trade upstairs is a big seller.

He doesn't really want to come down to the floor. He shops out a buyer and they put up a piece. So surely in the old days, it was a super exciting way to, uh, really kind of forensically understand who was there, what they were doing. And when the sell side was sort of getting exhausted and maybe it was time for us.

In these days, you know what, maybe people are doing it. We don't do it at all anymore because if you look at the tape and you look at, look, when I trade on my handheld, you know, and I can hit sales, literally 90% of sales or a hundred share lots, you know, at one point a block is a thousand shares or maybe 10,000, but the days of a quarter million going up a million share print.

I mean, I know there was a, you know, I, I, my biggest print was an 8 billion share across. It was actually how many shares. It was an 8 million share cross. It was a nice day. I went out to dinner and got, I went to the homestead and bought a really big lobster at that point. But, um, it was the, I was, I don't remember.

It was one of the, um, it was one of the HDRs I think it was Televisa or, or Petro brah. One of those docs, we had been working a big piece. It was, it was overseas and it was a tagging of a much, much bigger. And I had a customer who was trading a lot of these IDRs and I got the print and originally I tried to go into cross the 8 million and there was a big, uh, buyer in the crowd and he actually broke me up.

He was a million, you know, that, that's what you had to in the open outcry world, when you want it to cross and put up a block of stock, you had to actually bid and offer and then take stock from yourself. And in the eighth and quarter world, if there was someone out there with a big buy order, he was able to tip, block you on your trade.

Right. And that was kind of a big deal. So, um, yeah, the days of blocks or, uh, SIG the significance of a block is over, unfortunately. Oh, sorry. I agree with you there too. Peter. So what, so talk about your market indicators. You're not looking at blocks as much as you used to. I mean, there's a lot of other different market indicators there.

What's your favorite market indicators right now? Theater. You know what? Look for me. I mean, I'm watching. I'm sort of super fascinated by the way, the S and P moves. Right? And so, as you know, I trade IPO's, I trade sort of a pre-market dislocation to where the Dow in New York and the S and P are going to open.

And then I do the closing trades. What's called the market on close trade. So for me, you know, we build a spreadsheet from two o'clock on people on the floor are given access to what the imbalances are going to be coming into the close of the market. And while, you know, it posts out at two o'clock, we have 378 S and P stocks that trade on the NYC.

The rest are traded on NASDAQ. And so the notional value of those stocks to buy and sell can actually move a market. So for me, that's kind of what I watch. I don't watch any other kind of India. But, um, you know, let's just talk about yesterday for a minute, you know, what an amazing, you know, it's so funny to, uh, to listen to sort of the chatter, you know, about, uh, first of all, the chatter in the media, when there's one down day and suddenly, you know, this rally has been interrupted, the world's coming to an end, we're looking at a recession, all this kind of craziness.

And I always say, you know, one day does not make a market. And then you've got the technicals Dennis, and, you know, you know how, you know, I'm a big, big, big believer in technical analysis and technical support. And we saw that 4 28 level in the S and P 500, two or three times we saw it happened on after last Thursday's big sell off 4 28 was the support.

There was a nice pop after market close on that up to 4 31, we retested it again on Friday. Then we saw a huge rally and we saw it again yesterday. Right? You saw this market get down to that 4 28 level. And you know, David Green, my partner always talks about the second, the second, the first time. The market hits, the technical support level is its most significant, um, uh, power.

And the next two times it happens, it may break through and we did see that a little bit, but yesterday was a classic amazing reversal. Obviously, obviously it was fueled by, by McConnell's comments. The market had reversed though before that, that, that pop right, which happened just before two o'clock we had seen the levels get down to 4 28.

We saw a little bit of a double bottom there and the market then did reverse, um, before the McConnell statement. Right? So the mark was starting to churn. It was a little bit of that fresh, new October money coming in, you know, and, and then of course the statement was, you know, which has been on everybody's mind, even though I'm kind of baffled that up until yesterday.

We didn't see more of a sell off in anticipation of a potential default. Although we've seen this bit of news. Year after year after year. And I don't know if it's actually ever defaulted. I think we saw once a short-term one, but you know, it's kind of that political posturing in any ways, but yesterday was the day where people were waiting for that news to happen.

It did happen. The SMP reversed the market rallied nit ended up closing it the high of the day. So it was a beautiful, it was a beautiful reverse. It was a 600 point, uh, S and P reversal. At one point we were down 50 handles and the spirals ended up closing up 10. It was, and then we tack on 40 more points here, 40 more S and P points here overnight.

What do you do now? Like I was saying before he came on the show, we kind of just quietly had a 50% retracement of the whole overall ugly September. If you look at spy, we go from 4 54 down to 4 26. And you know, now we just tacked on half of that and one day up to four 40. So what do you do now? You know what?

These moves are spectacular. Obviously, I'm more concerned. It's beautiful to watch when we sort of ratchet down, it's sort of healthy. It's a healthy pullback, right? You guys do know technical analysis really well. I love listening to you to talk. And so you know that in like an, a trend trade, you guys were discussing it a couple of times that as a stock marches tire, you really in order to really get a good bicycle, you want to wait for that pullback, right?

You don't want to just jump on board. And so when a market ratchets down like this and then sees this huge rally up, it's a little bit concerning. Now, do you just, is there a fear there's going to be a fear of missing out trade is going to be some short covering for people who, you know, followed the doom state report after one or two down days, or are we a little gun, you know, are we going to sort of, um, uh, do a little work at this level before we either go higher or lower?

All they did do with the McConnell's statement yesterday was kicked the ball down. Right. We don't have any, uh, any, uh, uh, ratification of what's going to happen. I'm a firm believer that there will have, you know, with the witching hour, a deal will be made. Right. And so I think the market's going to have to churn here right now.

Um, you know, from a short term perspective, you've got to look at the technicals from a long-term perspective. I think there's what yesterday, today has shown us is there's still a huge appetite in this market, right? We, there are people who say, are sitting around at this level with shopping lists, and I know you guys are traders, right?

I hear you all the time, Dennis, you know, you're waiting. Sometimes these stocks get super frothy when the spies were up at 4 54, a lot of these stocks, you know, you didn't need to jump on board with them. You would either rather buy them higher when they broke through a level or wait until they come in and consolidate a little bit.

So I think we need to churn and burn for a little bit here and see what the next little bit of news is. Beginning of November, we have the. Right. We're not sure if that will hear anything further, uh, you know, before the December, uh, deadline now on the, on the debt ceiling problem. So there's so much on the table.

It is the last border. October is a rough year, a rough, a rough season. You know, we do always have that weird psychology about, um, you know, black Monday and the crash of 87 and which I lived through. And that was an extraordinary day. Um, I have really one quite amazing memories of that. I actually recently got, uh, met with a guy who, uh, I worked with an 87 on the floor.

He came to visit, he's moved on out of the biz, but he came down to the floor two days ago. I hadn't seen him in since 87. And it was fun. Just sort of to talk about what it was like. He had not seen the floor since then. And, uh, uh, you know, that was a different time. That was an extraordinary day, probably one of the most amazing trading days of all time.

I think we lost Mitch, but Peter. Oh no, there he is. Mitch's hide in the background. I don't worry. I took a little sip of coffee cause I needed some juice. I didn't feel the energy that I was getting from Peter. So I need to have that. I need to channel my inner Peter. Peter brings the energy will tell you that I don't need any copy.

When I listened to Peter three espressos in guys, it's all good. Oh, you're beating me, man. You're beating me. I'll tell you that. One thing that I'm looking at is so going into the next year, you know, of course there's talk of inflation that, and when we finally will get interest to rise, if we do get it, maybe a quarter of a point, maybe, uh, maybe half.

I don't know if we're going to get to that level, but what are you looking going into 2022? How's the longterm outlook going into next year? You know what? Look, I think we, there, there there's no playbook for this recovery yet, right? There's no way this is unlike anything else. We still do have a lot of unknowns around the virus and the reopening story.

Some of those names are starting to get a little pop, but it's a little bit skiddish because that story can turn around on a dime, right? We get one surge of the virus coming into flu season here, and that whole airline cruise line story tends to go a little bit, you know, south for the moment, uh, you know, the federal reserve, uh, was, you know, in, in their, in their inimitable way to give you both sides of the story in one breast conference to literally confuse the whole investment community, right.

They can go one way and then they go another and you always watch those fed days. They're amazing because the market just goes all over the place. As people try and interpret what they're talking about. I think the market can handle anything. It's going to be able to handle the inflation story, you know, thanks to a number of different, uh, uh, things we were able to handle the, um, pandemic story.

And I think we'll be able to handle the ride, the ride, the intro, the pump up in the end. You know, th it's amazing how w the, the, uh, the resiliency of the market, the equilibrium that is, that is achieved. Every time we run into a crisis, every time we run into a movement and the interest rates, the market can handle all that stuff.

As long as it's, it has a little bit of a runway into the decision. And, but right now, look, you know, I, I really kind of feel like we're, we're a Slingshot about to be just L you know, let loose here. There's so many new people in this market. There's this whole wonderful new generation of traders in the market.

I hope they all go out there and get educated and technical analysis so they don't get hurt. I think that they are going to raise rates in 2022. The recovery story is going to be a good one to look. This inflation thing is, is fascinating. The supply chain interruption, which was absolutely caused by the pandemic, but necessary for some of these companies and some of these commodity companies to be able to sustain themselves through.

Saying, you know, it's going to lead us to hire a, you know, and the relationship with the labor force, right. It's kind of cure. I'm still a may. I would love to know what your guys think about this. The fact is, look, I did a piece on, um, Fox the other day with Neil Kabuto and we talked about, there are apparently a huge demand, so trucking, right?

It is a huge problem. Trucking and shipping the logistics of that, right. We've got, we've got, uh, ships on both coasts full of stuff, trying to get to the Heartland with nobody to drive the trucks, to deliver all these things. There's that fear of how people are going to get, get, get through the holiday season.

Are people going to get their, their products are not, and it's amazing to me that there's suddenly a shortage of a hundred thousand truckers. We have this problem before the pandemic that these people just leave the labor force, where is everybody? Right? Why are we having this, this, this incredible, um, obstacle?

Eh, you know, you're seeing it in, in, in hospitality. No, nobody's there, there's a shortage of people in the hospitality industry and the trucking industry and the shipping industry. Where did everybody go? Are they still at home and anxious not to go back to work? Did they leave the labor force? Did they make enough money trading notes going that they never want to work again?

Where is everybody? I think you and I are asking that same question. I think everyone's asking that question because there doesn't seem to be an exact answer. You know, you can blame it on the pandemic, but at the end of the day, W, like you said, where was this before the pandemic? Was there an issue before?

It didn't seem like there was a, now it's definitely pressing. I, I think just, you know, the human nature to a certain extent has changed. I mean, you have people more focused on family now and the important things in life that gave us all perspective because, you know, even though it looks like, you know, we're coming through it, not bad.

I mean, it gives you perspective that, Hey, you know, the mark, the world is fragile, it's a fragile place. And, you know, we got lucky that, you know, the death rate on COVID obviously wasn't a lot higher, you know, because at first we were looking, we didn't know what we were dealing with. Some people were projecting this good know, you know, be as much as a high as a, as a five or 10% death rate ended up being only fractured the percent lucky for us, but it gave everyone perspective on like the important things in life.

And people are like, I don't want to go to my nine to five job and get 15 bucks an hour. And then you have the whole inflation aspect of it too. And people, you know, saying, why am I going to work 15, 20 bucks a night? When, you know, it's cost and more till every day too. So I think just priorities of people have changed putting their families, Dennis, I don't know.

question. I get it to be paid. I get the anxiety about going back to work. I get the fact that we've been sheltered in place and it's kind of hard to get out that door. I see it at the, uh, at the stock exchange. It's everybody's not coming back yet. And I understand that look the anxiety around it and all that, that makes sense.

But at the end of the day, people who were supporting their family back then they just surely did not make enough money on stimulus checks to support their family. For the next two years, there were thousands and thousands of truckers. Now I'm hearing out there willing to give $15,000 signing books.

That they're bumping up the price. People are willing to pay for those workers and we're seeing it globally. We're seeing it surely domestically in all different industries yet. I, I, and I understand what you're saying. Sure. We do have a new perspective about fragility, about life, about family, but at the end of the day, everyone needs to pay to support their family.

So I'm kind of baffled by, Hey, we'll definitely pay attention to that. Peter Tuckman from wall street, global trading academy just threw up the link in the chat. So if you guys want to check out a little bit more about Peter, definitely go ahead and do so, uh, you mentioned trucking stock, so they'd get a question in the chat.

What kind of trucking stocks would you look at? I'll call, I'll call out to you. Maybe could call out one a S USA, K a that's USA trucking, and then Ryder, R a is one that definitely stands out to me. Is there any that stands out to you, Peter, at least that, you know, for trucking stocks, you know, I actually can't really talk to any particular stock.

I just think it's fascinating that people should start to. The different industries that benefited, or they both that were able to adapt to the pandemic story and to the shelter in place. And now the reopening story, right? I think people need to be, you know, look at it from a technical point of view, because as I said, this story can change on a dime.

We are seeing a nice rally yesterday in tech. We did see a nice recovery story where, you know, while retail did not participate, we did see a beautiful rise in the, in the, in the cruise lines, in, in the, and in the airline stocks. So there are certain sectors that are going to just blow up if we really start to reopen and the recovery story is healthy.

And then, but there are stocks that can hold sectors that can surely change on a dime, right. Um, uh, depending on, on how this recovery story unfolds. Well, thank you for joining us, Peter Tuckman on pre-market prep and like always the story is everything. We talk about the story all the time here. So thank you for bringing that to us and price action that has always talks about it, right.

Price action does not lie. Guys, please go check out technical analysis, whether you learn it from me and David Green or not wall street, global trading academy or whatever. But the bottom line is guys for this market is crowded. The market is volatile, right? And the market can change on a dime. Some of these stocks are, have these vacuums on the way up and down as we've seen in the S and P the meme names and, and the drug stocks and whatever you're looking at.

So guys, look, nobody got broke, taking a profit. Don't turn a winning trade into a losing trade guys. And good luck. Thank you, Peter. All right, guys, we're almost to the nine o'clock time. We're going to get you guys to all access stocks. We got some great stocks. We're going to get into some presentation. I can't wait to see RC Modo.

That's really the one that I'm going to be looking forward to look for the presentation. What are you looking forward to on your day to day, Dennis? And also I heard there's an event on the sixth. Is that true? There is an educational event where we're running over a pre-market prep.com. Um, October 16th, we're going to be talking all kinds of different and market neutral strategies.

I've got Rob Friesen. Who's the president of bright trading. Obviously Joel is gonna be talking technicals. I'm going to be talking, uh, I'm going to be talking risk arbitrage. I'm gonna be talking pairs trading. I'm gonna be talking sympathy trading. I'm even going to talk social media stocks. So please join us October 16th.

If you are interested, go to pre-market prep.com. You'll see the banner, uh, for the educational event. All right, guys, it's probably going to do it for Dennis. I'll let him go get on, add a here, go handle the trading day and do what he does best. Go get those pairs on, man. We'll see what happens. All right, guys, that's going to do it for us on pre-market prep, but like always guys, we always get to the information that you guys want.

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