Hi guys, I am Tori Trades. Welcome to my channel. This is my sister Payton and I am Payton Trades. Not yet, but Payton trades soon. She's trading. Payton is trading. Payton's trading her very first live trade. If you guys have followed along on my journey and you've heard anything about how when I first started learning, my uncle taught my sister and I. This is the one who failed. She didn't fail. She just didn't see it through. My guy, she never saw it through, my boy. She didn't see it through, but she's back at it. So, 10 years later, you're trading again. Are we interviewing? We're interviewing. Are we interviewing? Sure. You're just pushing me away is all. We're going to go through and break down Payton's very first live trade. Is this first live trade ever? Ever, dude? Okay. So, when we learned how to trade 10 years ago, Payton and I were sim trading for a year. So, you've at least got like what? maybe one to two years worth of sim trading. I was sim trading. Well, I guess um let everybody know like what inspired you to get back into trading. Just nothing like a good ego stroke. Well, my sister is Tori trades and she turned um 20K to almost a million dollars. Wow. We're getting there, dude. That's real. So, what we're going to do is break down Payton's very first live trade. One, first of all, that I'm super excited about. When I saw her in this position, I don't know if she knows, but I was monitoring it. I was watching. I was like, "Okay, all right." You saw me go down in my draw down. Yeah, I saw you in your draw down. But beautiful exit, dude. You did great. Thanks, girl. So, I'm going to have Payton break this down for you guys in kind of her her own brain. What made you get into this? What made you get out? What was it like kind of being in draw down in live capital? So, I'm going to show you guys first what I can see. And I have mentor mode on Tradezella. So, this is how I can mentor Payton. So, I get to go into mentor mode over here. And these are all of the traders that I get to see. Now, this is my team specifically. So, you guys can see everyone has the beautiful purple background here. So, Payton right here, I can see Payton's trades. I can see everything here. I can go through and I can add notes. So, this is the coolest part about Tradzilla where I can mentor her or I can monitor or hold her accountable or make sure that she's entering and exiting according to the strategy and see when she goes on tilt or what's a good trade, a bad trade, leave notes. Although obviously I'm going to do it here in person, but when she goes back to Hawaii, I can go through her stats and trades and just break it down fully. But now I'm going to have you break it down for me. Happy St. Patty's Day. I placed my first trade. I'm sitting at the coffee shop. I said I refuse to look at the price. I have no Walk me through it. Why? Because the emotion is not tied to the direction. It's tied to the money. Right now, I'm confident in my position and trust that with the double confirmation of my trend line and horizontal line, I'm finally in my first trade. Now, here's the deal. I've been playing I've been paper trading platinum for like four months and I came out paper trading 10 G's. That was fun to look at the money. That was impressive. That was fun. I think you did crude oil too though, didn't you? No, dude. You didn't trade crude oil. You just traded platinum paper trading. And and then I was like, "Oh, Rascal Flats, big no no. Don't ever practice trading on a on an instrument you can't afford, doggy. Cuz then when you go live, you have no idea what that instrument does or how it moves. Mhm. And then you just went through a breakup with platinum because she's just too luxury for you and you can't afford her designer bags and now you're left with M and Q. M and Q. So here we are. I said not looking at the price, only listening to alerts. Toodles. Ah, couple things I learned. I'm not paying much attention to all my one to two percent capital risk. Honestly, it feels limiting with wiggle room. Okay. I'm not doing I'm not crunching numbers. I That's fair. I mean, that's Uncle Mike didn't teach that to us. So, I feel like it'll get me too in my head of like how much do I have? How much do I risk? How I'm thinking too much. All I'm worried about is is it going up? Is it going down? Is it in consolidation? And or going nowhere. Also, market closes for an hour every day at 11:00 a.m. HST. Who to think? I didn't know that. So, here I am. I place my first trade at like 10:50 and then nothing happens for 30 minutes. I said I set an alarm for 12 p.m. to check again. I'm so excited for either a loss or a win. Just finally happened to be putting this into practice. I did set an alarm and that alarm actually goes off every single day. It says check your trade because I'm not in the habit of checking my trade. So, I have to set an alarm and it really helps. I accidentally placed my trade in the 4 hour. Rookie a decision. However, it still was supported by my 1 hour. I was trading in the 1 hour and it still looks great in the 1 hour. I bet Uncle Mike would say, "You're too late to the party." But better late than never. Then I find out I'm in a contract day. Switch day. Huh? Wow. Now, that does not mean time frame. Loverly. Mhm. I don't even know what that means. Well, let's let's go over it. And I'm going to have my friend Chat GBT explain it to you. Hi, Chat GBT. Can you please explain contract switch days for dummies in the futures market? Explain to me what futures contracts are, why they expire, and what I need to do when they expire, and move on to the next one. For dummies, super simple terms, bullet points, preferred an emojis, dude. ChachiT is the real OG. You son of a [ __ ] Absolutely love it. Bullet points. A futures contract is an agreement to buy or sell something. Easy. Got it. That's it's a piece of paper. Electronic piece of paper. Yep. I agree to buy this. Okay. You're not actually buying the real thing. You're just trading the price movement of the thing. Futures contract standardized traded on exchanges. CME Group. It's just an exchange where we were able to trade. Okay. Every contract has an expiration date like milk. I love this. Whoa. This changed it for me. You can't hold the same contract forever when it expires. It's called stank in your fridge. Futures were originally made for people who actually needed to deliver or receive stuff like farmers or oil companies. I'm a [ __ ] farmer. But traders like you and me just want the price movement, not the physical product. We do not want a barrel of oil or gas expired milk. Exactly. I look at Trading View every day. When I see that purple, that purple symbol, I'm looking at the date. What day is that? Okay. Thursday, March 27th, I need to be out and over. Out and over. Out and over. When you see that, do you hold on taking any positions or no? Oh, yeah. No. If we are close. No. The cool part is there's like a grace period between the two. So, if I'm getting ready to take a position right over here, I can just get into this one. This is the July contract. How do you specifically choose that one? It'll automatically put you in that one. Usually, Trading View will automatically put you in the current one. But if we are currently in this one before we move on to July, it's going to toss you into the wrong one. Rask flats. Yes. So, you just need to know when when is the date when is the the contract switch happening? And it was right here. Thursday, March 27th. If I wanted to trade it before this date, maybe a few days before. I would click on this. Now, this is I'm manually putting myself in the right one. Oh my god. You I mean, you won't need to worry too much about a pay because you're trading the 1 hour. So, you're not holding I mean, you're probably going to be in and out. I literally traded within the day. Okay. So, you're you're probably not going to have to worry too much about this. That is unfortunate. It was the day. Okay. So, all you need to worry about is the continuous contract. So, you were trading NQ. Yeah. So, N, no, MNQ, micro. You're trading the micros. MNQ one exclamation point. That's all you need to worry about. That will have all the information you need. So, that was probably the day you you did it right there. Okay. Okay. What is that day? The 17th. That's St. Patty's Day. 18th. Yes. Okay. So, we want to know when the next one is. Okay. The next one is going to be it's every month. The 16th. And then the next one the 16th. And the next one the 16th. She's on her period. Every month. Period. So you need to know and I need to know when ovulating. Yes. But since you're trading the 1 hour time frame, this this isn't as important to you. I cannot believe that. It is what it is. It is what it is. You learned it. All right. She's a girl. She's a girl. All right. Easy peasy lemon squeezy. Do stocks do that? Um stocks close every day, but do they have contract switch days? So contracts are for futures. So just like we were reading here in Chachi BT, they used to trade it like it was a farmer. Milk has an expiration date. Um the corn, the agriculture, the soybeans, the stuff has an expiration date. Stocks trade in shares. So those don't expire. The futures have expiration dates. Easy enough. You're good at this. I try. All right. So continue. What do we got? So Pepe, this means your lines are about to get effed up. Fix them, cowgirl. So what I did was cuz I placed my lines and I was like ah beautiful gray entry position refresh. All my lines went wonky. Yep. And then I was like big mistake. I had to I had to refix them. So every time when she's on her period she's going to try to If you're Now that's only if you have if we go back to trading view here. If you have the bid adjustment on that will automatically fix it. It's going to keep the price more fluid. Yes. Yes. Thank you. Yeah. So there won't be as many gaps. But when you have bid adjustment on, that means every time there's a contract switch, you're going to have to readjust your lines. If you have it off, your lines will look the same, but there will be giant gaps that you'll have to Yeah. Exactly. So it's going to make it much harder to decide. Yep. So you keep bid adjustment on and then just know every month it's going to adjust the the price movement and the prices and the contracts to be more fluid where you're going to have to redo your lines every time. And it's good practice. Go ahead. Now this is Yeah, it's like a Sunday setup. It's a monthly setup. Love it. Make sure trade is closed by midnight tonight, Cinderella. So, I was like, I need to close this position. I'm having fun. I'm I'm out and about. I'm watching it move. I'm not looking at the price. It's going against me because I was late to the party, but I had no emotions tied to it going against me because I wasn't looking at the price at all. Great. Is there anything any reason that you um have implemented this not looking at the price thing? Go ahead. Tell traits. Oh, no. I was thinking Uncle Mike. Don't you remember him saying, "I'm not closing. I'm not opening my charts unless I'm intending to close." Mhm. Yeah. Does that have something to do with it or No. Do you mean you weren't looking at the dollar amount? My ego loves the dollar. I see. And it's like, she's making money and it'll hype me up for no reason just to see it fall. And then if it falls, then my ego is going to be all hurt and sad. But take the dollar amount. My ego ain't got nothing to do with the price. Okay. Anyh who, now I would like to show my chart. Let's do it. So, how do I do that? Go to your dashboard. And now we're going to go click on our trade right here. This is it. Now, let's try to re Let's try to replicate. Yeah. So, put your mouse over here and then scroll up. Now, let's replicate this. All right. Is this the exact day? Yeah, that's it. Oh, there's your easy peasy lemon. How do I change these colors? Um, I mean, that's what we're doing. Sure you can. Oh my god. Love it. Here's where I was. Point A. Mhm. Bing bop. Boom. Boom. Boom. Bam. Look at this focus. Look, folks. Look at this, folks. Here we go. So, here is where my mind was. Look at this huge garguous move. Mhm. Dude, it went back even further. Go left to trade right. Look left to trade right, he says. And here we are. I mean, you probably used you probably moved it and used that last high. Just that looked right. But then I also had Mhm. Oh, I had a little horizontal. Uhhuh. And I could see this. Okay. All right. Zoom us in. Walk us through it. So, let's go to the left. I'm seeing this George Unduous move, right? And I'm like, broki, he's in the mood for moving in a grooving and all these little touch points. I'm love that. So, I see I love honestly I love the consolidation because it's like, okay, now you're to a point you're going to make a decision right here. You going up or down? I'm in there like swimwear. Boom. He goes up and I'm like, I'm gonna wait because I have horizontal. That thing might just drop right back down and be a third. Boom. It crossed my horizontal. Oh my god, it's lying to me. But it really crossed it. And I was like, you know, I'm in there. Okay. And then I have my 45, my support line, and I'm just cruising all day. I'm cruising. I'm stressing. It's dropping. It's dropping. It crosses my line, and then it jumps back up. Then it crosses down. Then I'm thinking, ah, is this the wiggle room test? Is this person dancing on my toes? Of course he is. I'm over it. I'm getting out of here. That was all day. And that looks like such a teeny tiny scrimpy scrappy. I know. I know. But I do. If he would have decided to go up, I would have been in the money, honey. Yeah. And now looking at this today, what are you thinking here? I would have lost a lot that next day. Yes, ma'am. You would have. Imagine holding on to that one. That would have been I think honestly like a $1,000 loss. Ow. And I would have been very sad. Mhm. But now, now let's rethink this because I need to trade. I have to trade. Well, first, okay, before Okay, you needing a trade. I I gotta say, excellent risk management. Thanks, girl. Dude, only a $30 loss. Not bad, huh? Amazing. What's this down here? MFA. Um, you got me. I'm going to be honest. Oh, the lowest point the trade went and the highest point the trade went. Okay. So, this trade was nothing but draw down. Love that. Were you in any Oh, no. You had 56 bucks in profit at one point. Nice. Okay. I didn't know that. That's all right. All right. Well, you know now, but I think you did excellent for this trade. So, I can see why you got in. Is there anything you would have done differently? I like that you waited for the double confirmation. But I do see it was too late. It was a little late. That's the thing is like if you're late, then you're missing out on a bigger move. So, that's your decision. Whereas, if I would have just gotten in right here, but still it would have came back across and I probably would have. I just I think you did great, dude. Line placement great. I like that you didn't look at the price. I like that you had your safety line and I like that you gave it room. You gave it wigworm. weren't out. As soon as the price crossed the safety line, as soon as it touched it, you gave it some room. You traded small enough size to where you allowed it to have wiggle room to cross the safety line and to eb and flow a little bit. So, I think you did awesome, dude. I'll have to figure out how to add your stuff here. Oh, yeah. No, this is all you. So, you can tag it to there's a mistakes that's like um I think is there a one that was a little bit late? No, you can add stuff like that. Late to the party. You can add that tag. Anyhoot, well, how can I see how much I was in draw down? Um, scroll down here and we're going to go to the running profit and loss. So, this is going to show every hour what this trade looked like. So, as soon as you got in, it was working. Oh, cool. And now trail your mouse along it all. There we go. $222. Okay, cool. Well, how fun is this? Way cool. Okay, so you were getting ready to say, "All right, well, now you got to keep trading." So, now what? That's what that's what I want to do. I would like to keep trading. Okay, so now we can move from Tradzilla, which you've done. Great. Do you want to give your uh trade a rating? Sure. This is a four. All right. Not too shabby. You can go ahead and mark this trade as reviewed. One thing I do want you to add, scroll down to the bottom here. We just want to see what how much would you be willing to take a loss on. So, you were down 200 and you were still holding. Do you know what amount or what price? Dude, I didn't even know how much I was down. But now looking at it, I'm I'm comfortable with a 250 loss. Okay. So, if price would have gone down to 400 bucks, I risked $400. That's just me guessing how much you would have been willing to lose if the price crossed your safety and you said, "Okay, deal's over. This is too big of a loss for me." Okay. For sure. Yeah, for sure. Okay. It's 8.92%. So, it's it's very high. And it it it's just telling you like if you were to take so many trades, it's people just base it on like probability. So, if you were to take this same loss 10 times in a row, I'd be booting boogie. Yeah. But I only got a $30 loss. Exactly. Which is why you did great here. You closed it with a $30 loss. But if this trade was to not work out and immediately hit that 400 bucks, I'd be screwed. So that's just something to consider. So you're trading, did you just trade one contract? Okay. So that's this is a good indication that one, you were a little bit late to the party. So knowing that if the price was closer to the line, your risk would have been actually in profit. So there wouldn't have been a for sure, dude. So it would have been a lot lower. So this is just something to consider for the next trade. And this is what a lot of people are like, okay, if you were to just take loss, loss, loss, loss, loss. How many of these would it take? Only 10 because that's% then 100 I'm out. Right. Right? So that's why we put that like 1 to 2% rule into place. You want to be able to trade 100 times or 50 times cuz the odds of you hitting 50 losers in a row is very slim. Okay. Wow. How exciting. Now what? Now what you show me? Now what are you thinking for the NQ? You're on the I'm telling you. I think you're on the daily time frame. Oh, also you use Okay. You're on the web version. So she's not a serious trader. She's a She's a part-time trader. Bro, I just got this laptop here. That's all right. You're right. You're right. You're right. Okay, homies. Here's where we're at. Bing boom boom boom bam. Whoa. This candles are won. It made an insane move today. Let me just look at something here. This monthly looks good. Where's it going? All the way up. Where are your upward lines? Upward lines. Coffee. Dingle dingle. That's what I would do. And then I'd also take this and I'd go, "Oh, scoop. We're going down. Line is crossed." If I was a day trader. Well, we're on the monthly. if you were a monthly. I like I like when it I like when I zoom in and I got to clean up my lines a little bit. Yeah. And also I always just hit the refresh button over and over. Hit the refresh. Yeah. Because it just it looks so Yeah. You just want like a standard Okay. This is the Yeah, there you go. All right. So now I'm cleaning up. I'm just cleaning up here. There we go. Cleaning up. Also, hey, um really quick to make your life easier when you're doing all this adjustment, drag that point B spot to the most recent touch point so that when you start coming in closer cuz you're not going to be able to find that. Brilliant. Yeah, it's brilliant. There you go. She's brilliant. Who is she? Tori trade. Now, here's the 4 hour just looks beautiful to me. I'm going down, brother. I'm going down. Now, if we take a short position here is too far away. Even for your one contract, it's a big move. That is way too big. Look at that. That's how many ticks. That's a thousand ticks. So, this is a trade you got to pass up on. So, even if it starts melting down and you're just like, h, should have got in, bro. But I would have gotten in right here and then I would have lost again. That's true. So what do you Well, no, that one you would have stayed in. It just would have hurt. It would have stung cuz look, you would have already had your point A, point B. No. Oh, yeah. You're right. I would have kept this here and had to wait all the way and came right back to it. Huh. And that would have made you so nervous and got right to it and then turned around. It's going through something. And look, where's my where's my contract day? Huh? Oh, what's this? Um, that's news. So, we've got all of the tariff stuff, tariff announcements, the tariff plan. I want nothing doing no lightning bolts and contracts. Yeah, go ahead. Just Yep. Stand aside. That's my superpower. Stand down. What? Standing down is to just pass up again and again and again. Okay. That's your superower. That is my superpower is to pass up on the trades that I don't need. They don't feel comfortable. Don't feel comfortable, confident, too high risk. If it's not A+, I don't want it. Okay. So, now let's think. I I want to get in to a trade, okay, just to get my reps up. You know, I'm new to this thing. I want to get my reps in. So, maybe I need to play tinker around with the five minute. You can tinker with the fiveminute. Now, micros, I can also trade crude. Yep. And CL. So, this is the continuous contract. This is the micro continuous contract. So, no matter what contract changes happen, if you enter this symbol, it's going to pop you into the right one every time. So, what I used to have to do, pay, is how would you how'd you know that? I used to have to look this up every time what the current symbol was. So you see MNQM25, MNQH25. So I had to go to cmeroup.com every time to figure out what was the current trading contract. But now Trading View has this feature where you can just type in the continuous and it's going to toss you in the right one. So you don't even have to worry about the symbol. All things all futures. Yes. One exclamation point. Yeah, that will be the continuous contract. One exclamation point. What else can I afford? Um you can afford micro gold. M gold chain. Gold chain. Now, you don't want to get too crazy with it because you want to start learning one. Sure. Maybe I'm I'm going to cruise here then. I would give you I'm going to give you copper, but I mean, if you're already trading ENQ, it's got a lot of volatility movement. I feel like you like to ride the unbroken horse. You know what I'm saying? So, maybe gold and ENQ is perfect for you. These are Mustangs. Please tell me my chart looks the same. Oh, disgusting. Why is it doing that? Why is it broken? Um, that's a gap. So when there was a break today, um it rarely happens, but when there is a break, just like you said, when you got into your position and then there was nothing you could do for an hour, when it opened back up. Yeah. When it opened back up, it gapped. Which you remember gaps? Uncle Mike was talking about with stocks. Gap crap. We don't want no part of gap crap. That's why we always closed our positions in the stock market at the end of close every day because something like that could happen because of gap. Yeah. I don't trust that gap. Now, it doesn't happen very often. in the futures market really. So you can hold through the break. But since we've got such high impact news going on right now, tariffs and economic news happening right now. Things are moving. Things are moving fast. So just something to be aware of. That's why we got that gap. Well, this is so much fun. Our trades. You you passed up on the move. I passed up on I'm passing up on NQ. Let's go back to NQ. And I just want to walk you through and show you what happened to your lines. They went away. I don't know. Where are my yines? Let's make sure we hit Sorry. Hit save whenever you draw them. I mean, it usually should autos save, but I'm not sure where they went. Try again. Here we go. Boom. There. Okay. Here are the possible benefits and consequences. Oh god. Of trading the high risk versus waiting for low risk. So, if you were to get into a move here or even here. Oh, this is good. I'm so excited. I know where you're going. Am I going to calculate my risk? No, we don't have to do that. No, I'm just I want to show you the like do a a path tool to show you like the possibilities of waiting for a lower risk setup. So passing up the benefits of passing up on a trade like this because what could happen next? So if you get into a high-risisk trade here now, you might have to take a $1,000 loss just to see if this doesn't work out cuz you can't trade any less than one micro. That's what you're that's a good one. Is it? Yes. For your capital size. So you're trading with $5,000. In case you guys don't know, Pton's trading with a $5,000 account in Trade Station for futures. So we're keeping it in the micros, which is what I did as well. So I traded the micros when I had my $5,000 account. and it was once you start to scale up and grow your account size, then you can move to maybe two micros, three micros. Um, but right now we're just going to keep it to one micro. So, you can't reduce your position size when you're presented with a high-risisk trade. You could draw a steeper line, but we're working with one literal candle. So, we can't do that. So, we have to just pass up on this one. You're in the 4 hour. Oh, okay. Well, even in the 4 hour, let's look at the 1 hour. See if there's maybe a steeper line we can draw. Nope. Okay. No, still can't. But what can happen, and there is many times where this does happen, it makes this crazy move. This creates so much FOMO in the market, people jump in on this one. But if you can be the one that's patient and passes up on these crazy trades, the market will give you moves that are low risk. So, everyone that jumped in, watch price come all the way up. And then what if we break here? Love that. Low risk, low risk. Then you're entering here and then it's only the difference between when you got in in this movement to take a loss versus you waiting for price to come all the way up here. And this huge move created so much FOMO. Everyone got in. All the traders that decided to take short positions here, it had to completely retrace. And there may be even traders that don't use the safety line, so they panic and they close. Yeah. So, they're taking this loss where you just sat back and you said, "Nope, not taking that one. I'm waiting." And even this move right here doesn't give you anxiety. That would also create FOMO. People would be probably going long here because it would have been an equally as aggressive move in the opposite direction. Whereas, you're okay. Either both either one of these. You're just sitting back. You're chilling. This is the one that you take. So, it's being pickier about your trades, waiting for the low-risk setups, not acting on the FOMO, not acting on these big aggressive moves, passing up on the high-risisk, and just waiting for a lowrisk setup. So, then if price comes down, you only had to risk this much. Your one contract, great. It's your $200 to $400 loss. We'll we want to aim for the 200 instead of the Yeah. the 400 because we want to keep that percentage. How many ticks is that? I don't want to know that. I don't want to know that because then I'll start doing the math. Yep. And then you Yeah. Then I'm Yeah. Doing the math. I don't want to know that. All right. Hi. So now we're we're sitting back. We're sitting pretty. We're going to wait for a lowrisk setup. Period. We got some high volatility. The the hardest part though, pay, is if the price doesn't do something like that and continues to melt, it hurts because you're like, "Oh, yeah." Mhm. But if you can get comfortable sitting in that and it's still you'll still be presented with lower setup even if that thing melts down. Dude, tell me about it. Look, this was my 17. This was day 17. In out. Then it goes against me. Then it goes back. Well, I'm excited for your next trade. Thanks, girl. Thanks so much for having me to our trades. It's been an honor. Truly, truly. Well, I think we should keep everyone updated on this journey of yours. And the next time you make a trade, even if you were in Hawaii, we'll do a little Zoom sesh, go over it, break it down, and welcome everyone. Payton Trades. Follow along her journey. She's doing it. We're doing it. She's doing it the same way I did. You got a $5,000 account in Trade Station. You're trading live, trading futures. You're in the 1 hour time frame. Let's see how it goes. I'm so excited. Cheers. Cheers. All right. Well, if you're interested in following along on Payton's journey, I mean, are you going to make a YouTube channel or you No way, Jose. This is only going to be on Tori. We'll make a playlist. Ah, yes. Tory Trades is tiny subject. Payton Trades. Yeah, tiny subject. Profit pay. Profit pay. Profit pay. She does have a YouTube channel of her own if you're interested in following along. It is Payton Sullivan Music. We have the musician here herself dabbling in trading. I am. What a dream. The goal is to do what I love and make money wherever. And this fund it the dream. Fund the dream. All right, guys. Well, thanks for following along and we will update you guys on the next trade when she places it 100%. Also, I am in the community as well. I will. She's in there. I'm in there like swimwear. Mhm. The Discord community. I'm there. So, she would be one of your peers, but now she knows a lot more about the the strategy and the system. You're You've done this for such a long time. You've heard this terminology for 10 years now. I just never did it. Now we're putting into play. We're actually doing it for I'm excited. This is going to be fun. All right. Well, that's all folks. That's all, folks. Like, subscribe, share, and share your journey. How far along are you? Are you just now live trading? Have you been doing this forever? Are you a similar story as to Payton where you've been in the no for 10 years and you've done nothing about it? Doggy, let's go. Get him up. Gety up, dude. Maybe that was the discipline you needed to just freaking take off. Thanks for hanging out with your trendline trading tricks. We'll see you another time.