In one single trade, I think we made

about 3.5

million. That took the entire team's

brains to put that trade on. Actually,

if all five of us want a trade, I would

I would not want to be on the other side

of it.

>> Good morning. I'm Nano and this is the

day in the life of Max and I as SMB

traders.

>> Yeah. smoking.

[music]

>> Those Koreans are trading that ETF like

it's a meme stock, huh?

>> I do kind of like wonder if you're in in

like that gold bubble of opportunity. I

I mean like it's actually like momentum

in [ __ ] Korea to gap up 5%. [music]

>> Yeah, even was saying that that memory

name is super heavy in in that ETF

though.

>> It's hard to time it. I mean, we can

still use the memory names as some kind

of signal, though.

>> Yeah, I do. Like, if you The issue is

that it looks like it's just a

consolidation at the high on the memory

name. So, it's like I don't really

necessarily know that that ETF is is

ready to like top out. Bella wants me to

move to [singing] Miami.

>> No, but I think Bella knows that I want

you to move to Miami.

>> Oh, well, then [music] maybe he should

make a package for Sarah, too.

>> Here's a new life payout. This plus

Sarah, you get 0.5%. [laughter]

>> Save 13% on taxes and she gets rich.

>> Life be perfect.

Cop right there. [music]

>> Breathe in. Breathe out.

[music]

>> Four. Close it. Clasp it together. Clasp

it. Don't let me open it. Don't let me

open it. Don't let me open it. Four

more. Go.

Come on. Clos it. Clos it. Close it.

Clos it. Close it.

>> I've been training with Jeffrey for at

least a year now. Um, you know, for me,

the goal to come here in the morning is

is really based on having a clear mind

and accomplishing a goal, which I don't

think a lot of people can, which is to

have a really nice fit body. Um, that's

something I really struggled with for a

long time. And I think having a

bodybuilding type structure has helped

me push myself to the limits in that

sense. And having a great coach like

Jeffrey allows me to accomplish that

without having to figure all that stuff

out on my own. I feel like you've really

catered towards me even though I don't

want to be a bodybuilder to pushing me

so I can find my right balance of of

what gets me to look great and not be so

beat up that I can't even, you know, go

box and and and have a clear day.

>> Yeah, absolutely. You know, I kind of

understand what you're trying to

accomplish, which is, you know, get in

shape, be athletic, and have a good

mental, you know,

>> Yeah. head when you're going to go

trade, when you're going to go work. So,

you know, you're you're doing a great

job.

>> Good. Good. Drop your elbows a little

bit right there.

>> The software sector

next quarter.

>> Yeah.

>> Was IV a fail a failed new low?

>> Yeah. And I think it's not going back

up. I think that there's not going to be

any good trade. I was looking at the

option prices [music] and they're all

pretty expensive in these kind of names.

It's like 22. It's like you're going to

get that like few days where you get

those like random big moves.

>> I mean, if you're calling it like 22,

that means you're saying IGV is going to

be ARC.

>> Yeah. Yeah. But like this could be the

low of ARC, but it could go like IGV

could go back to like

>> ARC only really bounced like 60% off the

low.

>> It's not going to be like their earnings

will still go down or they're going to

have to be like repriced or people are

not going to just jump back in. I

>> mean, objectively, all of Software is

repriced already. It's just a question

is do you slow dribble like like the

speculative names did in 22 or do you

kind of grind back higher as people

recognize there's still earnings in

these names? I

>> it's not like AI is going to replace

like Service Now and Palance here like

just over that standing full range you

know on top of the bottom.

>> I only come here three times a week and

I do find those three days that I have

the most clear head intraday for

trading.

>> Yeah. No. And when Anno shows up, he

shows up to work. He doesn't play

around. He doesn't walk around. He just

shows up ready to work. And when he's

here, he's 100%. And he barely misses

any days.

>> I have 45 minutes with Jeffrey. I'm

paying him for it. I know that his time

is valuable. He has clients all day. He

doesn't even want to train people that

aren't super serious at the end of the

day, right?

>> I'm not I don't I don't take clients

that they just want to show up and do

whatever they want. I don't cuz it's not

good for my name. It's not good for

them. They're not going to see results.

So they're just, you know, wasting their

money and my time.

>> Yeah, absolutely. I mean, the results

are definitely there working out with

Jeffrey, hands down. Appreciate you as a

coach and obviously too as a u as a role

model for me in the gym.

>> Thank you.

>> Do you know if anything's moving

premarket already?

>> Is starting to go.

>> All right, coach. I'll see you at 4:00.

4 p.m. Bro,

>> does SNDK all of a sudden look like it's

pushing 700 into the weekend?

>> That I think like

>> I like that. Yeah. I mean, I guess you

can have a 700 breakout tomorrow into

the weekend.

>> Yeah. I mean, dude, what? It's 670 or

680 in the pre-market today or 670.

>> I mean, what if it pushes up against PM

high today, goes like 680. I mean, what?

$20 move and it's 700.

>> It's 650 now. Okay.

>> I mean, like the Yeah. Yeah, I mean just

what's doing pain doesn't matter cuz you

know if it's ripped

>> Yeah, it literally rips 30 points off

open every morning.

>> I think a 700 bouncy into the weekend is

a really nice setup.

>> As good of a setup as you can ask for

with Citron short now.

>> Yeah.

>> I'm going to pick you up for uh for our

Starbucks run here in um

four or five minutes.

>> Um sounds good.

>> See you soon.

>> See you.

>> Meaning moving to pre-market Korea.

>> Yeah, I saw it. Gab me up again, dude.

Actually, as we were driving out here, I

looked at Max. I was like curious

trading like a meme stock now, right?

>> Yeah, but it's one DTE today, so

hopefully tomorrow. But I I mean,

obviously, if something happens today,

>> I don't think it moves intraday, though.

I think it's more of a gap thing,

>> maybe.

>> I mean, you got to be openminded, I

guess. But

>> it's pretty extended. It's

>> It's extended, but it feels more like

the first speed up day. No, I don't know

if I would like consider it like

>> Yeah.

>> multiple speed up days already, you

know?

>> You're about to see the Breakfast of

Champions. Oh, absolutely.

>> No frosted flakes today, right?

>> No.

720S.

>> Where? To your left. Silver.

Oh. So, we were driving to the gym in

this car and this guy with the Beamer

pulls up next to us and

>> we had a good time. Oh, 100%, dude.

>> Yeah. Yeah. So, SNDK I saw was kind of

gapping up a bit.

>> Let me see.

>> So, I was thinking if there's a world

that that has like a a small move into

700 and then tomorrow has a 700 break or

like

>> sideways pattern 700 tomorrow, that

would be a great weekend long

>> or it happens next week. But yeah,

>> it could happen next week, but ideally

like your long into the weekend. I mean,

you know what happens every week on

SNDK? It just gaps up.

>> Yeah,

>> we got a guy recording us giving us

thumbs up here.

>> [music]

>> This car only attracts dudes, by the

way. There's he gets zero girls from

this, just so you know. Hey, tell that

to your girlfriend, by the way, buddy.

>> Um, I have an video on watch, but no

real plan there. Uh, I noticed social

circle was really strong yesterday on

their earnings. Um, that uh has like a

follow through day if it goes sideways.

>> Main watch for me is uh SanDisk SNDK.

Um, I think that if this pushes up

against 680 intraday, you might start

getting a bit of a breakout into uh into

700 for the for a weekend play. Um,

especially between today and tomorrow.

If we start, you know, getting anywhere

close to 700, I think you can have a

really nice weekend gap and breakout.

Um, especially with Citron short now.

That's all I have.

>> Thank you, Stephen.

>> Morning, Kenny. Um, I'm watching EWI,

the Korea ETF. Basically, this topped

out at 156 in pre-market uh and we're

now trading at 154, 155. If we can

consolidate for 30 minutes off the open,

I'd be willing to buy 1DTE on that uh

puts thinking that we can trade back

down to 150 potentially. Daily is just

really extended. We're gapping up 1.2

ATRs and we've been outside the

Ballinger for 2 days now. So, I'm

thinking that we can trade back to 150

and that's it for me. We go over the

open every single day. Um, as a team, we

have several calls with different

traders. That's just part of like us

getting ideas from other teams as well.

Um, and that just pans out through the

entire morning. Basically, starting 7:50

and 8:50 or two of our calls. And that's

for us to hear out other people. You

know, right around 9:00 a.m. after we

finish all our calls with everybody else

uh that we would otherwise speak to, us

five guys, we hop on the call and we

discuss uh what we'd consider the most

important call of the day, which is our

morning call. So during that call, we go

over, you know, really what setups are

within our playbook and what setups

could potentially be setting up for our

playbook. And we also discuss like what

the tone of the market is. You know,

this might be a really big risk-on day

for the market. And you know, that

really sets the tone. You know, if you

get on the call and people are starting

to make jokes at 9:00 a.m., you know,

that might be inappropriate on a day

where where you know, gold's gapping up,

you know, for the fifth day in a row,

right? So that would not be what the

tone would be like on on such a day. you

know, that kind of day. We're walking

in, we're hopping on that call, and

we're discussing very seriously what

kind of data points we have and what

kind of trade possibilities we have and

permutations we have ready for that day.

Okay. So, Stephen, I'm going to need

help at 9:31. Are you interested in

helping me or no? It's either yes right

now. I can't have a maybe.

>> Yes, sure.

>> Okay. Do you guys want this on gay armor

or we're splitting it 20 40?

>> It's not going to be a full loss, right?

>> But for 20 minutes on a 55 delta or 60

delta, it's unlikely to lose all the

full premium. So, I would suggest 50k

per option.

>> Sure. Let's do 50k.

>> Okay. Okay. So, I'll do this by you do

the cues.

>> Yeah. You're just going to tell me when

to hit and when to start to hit.

>> 9310. Yes. 55 delta. 50k worth of

options.

I'll do 50k as well.

So, I'm doing spy and I'm doing the 60

delta. Just letting you know. So, you

know, permutations are something that we

really take super seriously. We always

discuss what possibilities we have that

we could possibly run into on an

intraday basis because being ready even

if you just mention something right like

if a zero DTE play if you just even

mention it during that 9:00 a.m. call

that gets the gears going such that in

case something does pop up during the

day for that big playbook trade we

connect the dots better. So really being

precise on that 9 a.m. call most often

times puts us in our best position to

succeed. I think the circle if it goes

first move down to like 78 77 I want to

buy some of those March calls that's two

day um

biminer is flat given ETH but if there's

could be something there

koru I I'm not interested in doing

anything hedge unless today closes

strong so I'm more so just keeping tabs

in the option

>> agreed

>> what do you make of um ALBT gank like

limit up off open or

I think that a first move up is probably

going to like stuff. I mean, sure, you

could try it, but like not that

interested.

>> You know, when people talk about the

trading team, people think of

colleagues, you know, they think of

peers and they think about all these

formal words, but um these are friends.

This is a group of friends. And I don't

know how else to put it besides that.

Like, I mean, if I was going to go

anywhere, go out drinking, go out for

dinner, I want to be with my guys. I

want I want to be my friends, you know.

So, um, if I'm going to Vegas, I'm going

I'm going with these guys. This is not

this is not just a team. This is this is

a group of of effectively best friends.

Everyone has their own set of skills,

admittedly on on on in this group of

friends. And um, and we we really know

where the weaknesses are and where the

strengths are in each guy. And because

we're so frank with each other, we're so

honest with each other because we're

such close friends, we don't hold back.

You know, someone's if someone's doing

something and it's kind of obvious

they're not doing the right thing, we

call each other out. I'm the youngest

guy on the team. I've become sort of

this culmination of everybody into me.

Obviously with my own characteristics,

but I've kind of taken from everybody

and learned from their mistakes and

their strengths and use it to my

benefit. My main trading account is my

um personal. However, being the fact

that uh I work with multiple guys very

closely, we also have various joint

trading accounts. A very key benefit of

that is that it's not just risk, it's

also different expressions of that

trade. You are getting the benefits of

of basically everyone's edge being added

on to the way that this joint and team

is managing that big trade. And so now

all of the sudden, you know, you have

five dudes trading an account. They all

have a different edge. And when everyone

agrees on one thing, nothing is certain

in trading, but I'll I'll tell you what,

if all five of us want a trade, I would

I would not want to be on the other side

of it. [laughter]

[gasps]

I definitely feel pretty strongly about

that.

>> Nano is better than me at sometimes

envisioning a full move for stuff. I'm

probably the best in terms of thinking

through trade structure and finding the

best way to get involved in a trade. So,

I'd say that I'm the best at finding the

correct way to get into the trade. They

are the best at actually managing it

after the trade's been put on.

>> It's an unspoken rule really for our

team. We see what everyone else is doing

on the team. There's nothing hidden. And

I think that's really important for us

because that's how you build trust.

>> That's where your team should be. It

should be friends. It should not be

people that you mute yourself for the

entire day. You don't say a single word.

We have a no mute rule on our call.

You're not allowed to mute your mic. Um

I don't care if you're eating or

whatever it may be. We basically are

always talking. Especially if breaking

news ever happens. Someone's always

there to say something. We always have

someone sitting on the desk. Um so that

boring Wednesday may turn into the most

insane Wednesday in the flip of a dime.

>> Oh wow. Circle. Look at that. Went green

instantly.

>> Yeah.

>> Holy crap. That's super strong.

That is such good follow through on

circle

>> throughout the day and the call. Nano

and I are probably the most vocal in

terms of idea generation and trying to

figure out new ways to get into trades

or to scale trades. You know, sometimes

that can get you into trouble,

especially overtrading. you know, those

big days, there's usually the first

trade that's really good, and then

there's sometimes a a second trade, and

then there's all of that give back and

and chop in between. And trying to

eliminate that and really saving risk

for the correct entry or for the correct

next entry is especially beneficial.

>> Honestly, it looks like it could be

worth like a one minute or a 30 second

turn or something given how steady that

is. Check the 30 second out, Stephen.

It can. I just I mean I'm just looking

for a quick scalp. It's not like an

actual bigger future trade.

>> I'm not in yet, but I'll try.

>> Circle is [ __ ] 8850.

>> It's insane, dude. On circle, man.

>> Somebody not agreeing is automatically a

sign of a size down. Someone's

disagreeing, it's not because they're

not in the mood today. Everyone is

pretty level-headed. That means

generally a nuance is missing. So, if

it's Max, maybe the riskreward is

missing. If it's Raph, it's a gut feel.

He's seen the markets for so long, he

knows that it's probably just not going

to work. If it's Arman, maybe there's a

little bit of blowup risk that he

doesn't like in the trade. If it's for

Steven, it needs to be more systematic,

maybe. So, everyone has their nuance

that they don't like, and if that nuance

is missing objectively, it might just be

a worse trade. The trades that I regret

most, there's at least one or two guys

on the team that, you know, that don't

like it.

>> All right, I'm going to try once. Could

you put in the stop for me as well?

Although I know. Yeah, you got it. Load

day.

>> Yeah, I think that's right. Stop it. I

mean, like that's a turn if he does

that. I'm not trying to just fight this.

>> Yeah, I won't try it again. 10 off.

That's fine.

>> Yeah, it's fine.

>> I love what we've built here in terms of

this Miami office, you can call it. It's

something very special. I

>> think the way that we've done it with

having everyone in the same house

working together,

>> the difference, I would be upset trading

alone. I wouldn't I wouldn't like it.

>> No, I mean,

>> we're remote, but we made our own

office.

>> Yeah. Yeah, I mean I would I would even

consider us not remote in the sense, you

know, I mean cuz even if we were in the

office, this is the this is the group

that I'd be working with

>> regardless with more people in our call

now than I was in New York.

>> See, I I fully believe that. That makes

sense. So, we trade a lot of strategies

that basically require us to be um super

quick and we need the internet to be

reliable. When we first moved in here,

you know, we had the idea that this

house would be an office space, you

know, North Miami office space because

obviously we do have one in Bickl as

well. Um, but we didn't know that this

house is only cable connected, which

basically means that um, the latency is

somewhere between 10 milliseconds and

sometimes as high as like 30 if the

whole neighborhood is using it because

it's a shared cable line. Um, so it just

wasn't going to work for us for the

strategy that we want to run. And so um,

we reached out to AT&T. They, uh,

somehow got in contact with someone um,

in the business center and they said to

us, technically we do have a solution.

It's not for homes, but if you have an

LLC, we could we could potentially make

this work one way or another. We got the

permit somehow and we ran through the

RLC and we're able to run a business

fiber line straight into the house. So,

that fiber line connects all these

computers here. Um, gives us basically

as fast internet as we need and most

importantly as reliable of internet as

we need. So, we have three backups

running. Um, both cellular, uh, fiber

and cable. But, you know, aside from

Starlink, which is probably the last

step here to like really make this like

a fortress for trading, it was not cheap

at all, it was in the high five figures,

but it was 100% worth the investment.

And I would definitely say it's paid

itself back multiple times. I'm sure the

guys would agree.

>> Korea's kind of failing, honestly.

>> Ku,

>> yeah, they're all just kind of failing.

>> Does anything get you guys long again or

no?

>> Earnings were fine. You're $10 off the

high. It's probably a long very close.

That's the truth.

>> If Korea goes red, isn't that a sign

that like SanDisk and all those are

potentially fading?

>> I don't know.

>> Yeah, kind of

>> like SanDisk only gapped up because I

think of Korea

like this the 600s are are seven bucks.

I'm not saying to buy puts here, but

like like an afternoon idea maybe.

>> M fresh lows

Sandis technically looks like a bit of

an opening range break through the low.

>> Yeah, but it keeps puking out $15

straight.

>> Do you want to buy any puts going red or

>> I'm not fully against it cuz I do see

the possibility given what MU is doing

here and given what Nvidia is doing? I

mean, you goes red here. I'm down to do

something small

>> here. I I bought 20 of the 600s.

Honestly, bro, it feels like like this

SanDisk and MU are actually good trades

with Korea potentially going red. It

just may not be on this particular

entry.

>> Okay. I mean, I think if you're looking

for an expansion on SNDK, you're going

to want to see some kind of sign of of

like real weakness as opposed to just

consolidating like

>> Yeah. Yeah. Like a hold red.

The only thing I think going for this

trade right now is the two Arvall and

the fact that memory names in general

are weak.

>> Yo, that rotation from hardware to

software is absolutely continuing today.

>> Could be a sign.

>> I mean, think about it. I mean,

all the all the memory names are down.

All the software names are up. You look

at Palunteer and look at look at

SanDisk.

>> So, basically, the day started with

Nvidia earnings. We just saw that it

sold off um right off the open. And we

also noticed that EWY, the Korea ETF,

was gapping up 1.2 ATRs. We personally

did not short this, but once it rolled

over, we noticed that SanDisk um which

is very reliant on what Korea does was

forming this breakdown. So, we bought

puts on that breakdown and we basically

caught this leg lower. That went lower

along with the market and the entire

Korea ETF. So, that's probably the best

trade we took this morning. We did take

part in this um Q's move via puts but

that was via an automated strategy that

we have. Um basically it bought at 931

Q's puts um due to several signals that

we have. Um we were able to get out.

Sadly we did not catch the entire move

but we got around we got out around 611

on Q's which is a 50% gain in the puts

something like that. Um and it's a new

strategy we've been testing out with

Claude. That's really it for today. It

was more so a slow day in the sense of

things to watch, but there were a few

good setups and the best one that we

missed was a Korea ETF, but we're

usually pretty selective with what we

trade. Um, and this just didn't set up

necessarily perfectly for us. If

anything, Nano had the probably the best

call on this today. We just sadly did

not capitalize as a group. The only time

I suggest putting a lot of risk towards

something, it's something that you've

seen time and time again and there's an

edge that you're very confident in and

that's what you should push. In one

single trade, I think we made about 3.5

million. Yeah. Um and surprisingly

enough, it was um it was an OTC stock

that was uplisting to NASDAQ. I had

presented the idea initially and Max

didn't like the way I was presenting the

idea, so he suggested a different way to

execute on the idea. And Raph gave us

the confidence to love the idea. And

Arman made sure every day that that the

hearts stop was in so that we weren't

going to get lose more than we needed to

lose. I wouldn't be where I am here if

it was not for working with all the guys

in this video.

>> A lot of guys have their own accounts.

It's a solo sport. I've never been much

of a solo guy. It's just not who I am. I

like to live life with people.

>> No, dude. Get that out of my face.

>> At this point, it doesn't matter.

>> What colors are left? [laughter]

>> HTI.

>> [ __ ] Christ.

price. Is that right?

>> Yeah, that is absolutely right. Don't

hit that.

>> All the way.

>> Okay.

>> See, candy could have costed you money

right there.

>> Yeah, for real.

>> That was a $2 pricing.

>> Yeah, it's the last one.

>> How did that run so much? Why is HTTI

indicating $4?

>> Maybe there's like I don't know.

>> So that Yeah, exactly. That candy did

cost you

Sandis. I What do you think about that?

Honestly, I see it's a failed breakdown.

>> I think Sandis can be up that on Monday.

I think it's too far from the breakout.

I think it could be up like 30 or 40

tomorrow and then you buy calls for next

week.

>> That sets up the 700 trade. If you pin

700 tomorrow, that would be the the a

scenario on SanDisk. Actually,

>> yeah. If the market were to reclaim

today's high to prove the sideways day,

SanDisk were to consolidate 670 to 700

and close strong. I think that there's a

real chance that Sanis is like 770 on

Monday.

>> It feels like graph has a focus on

SanDisk.

>> We have the same thesis. He thinks that

that that you're not going to swan on

the market um tomorrow. So instead, we

just reclaim and then we go on Monday.

SanDisk can reclaim and then go next

week.

>> You had a failure date today. Reclaim VW

play into the close. He's saying 670 is

inflection point for Citron short. So

basically you think it gets over 670

starts squeezing. Guess that's where

people got short. You probably don't

like changing the structure. Do you

gain?

>> I like my structure. I like today like

>> I feel like a 3x a 3x ratio is never

going to be sexy enough. But I mean,

>> but it's 3x ratio on something that has

extra time value. And my thinking is

that is that it's logical for the SME to

trade back up towards today's high and

we collect all the premium because if

you go to 6950 you'll lose 100% on the

short whereas we're going to make the

full amount. That's the difference.

>> I see both arguments. I don't know.

>> 262 and a half.

>> Great. 3 seconds to go into the rose.

I'm going to keep my headset on, but I'm

going to get ready for boxing in the

meantime.

>> So, this is what's going to happen. I'm

going to have one of you directly with

the gloves. I'm going to have another

one doing shadow boxing and the other

one's going to be in a rope. Ready? Very

simple. We're going to do a circuit. Two

minute rounds. We're going to be

rotating. Ready?

>> Perfect.

>> Let's go. Let's do it.

>> Here we have our boxing session. We do

this every day at 4:00 after the close.

It's a really good way to let out some

anger on a bad day and honestly a great

way regardless to let out some steam

after even a good day when you're just

sitting down all day. It's kind of hard

to uh to to move when all you do is

trade. So between the standing desk and

the sitting that's the most action I get

outside.

>> So Tommy really fills that gap.

>> One, two. There you go. One, two, three.

Keep it very clean. One. Ah. One, two.

Ah. One. Ah. One, two. Ah. Ah. How you

feel?

>> Like a winner.

>> Like a winner. Let's go. One. Ah. We're

not intertwined, man. One, two, out.

Uppercut 3, two. If the coach is not

sweating, it's not enough. One, two,

three. One, two, three, seven. Let's go.

Hard elbow out. 1 2 3 7

1 2 3.

>> Trading is a very high stress and high

focus environment. So, my role here is

just to help them manage the stress,

keep them energetic through the day. And

well, at this point, uh, fitness is not

just about how you look. It's about how

you perform every single day.

>> One, two. If I ask you how you feel, you

tell me you feel like a winner.

>> Ready? How you feel?

>> Like a winner.

>> Let's go. One. One, two.

>> I always bring the best to what I want

to do. So, when I decided that I want to

lift, I didn't go lift alone. I wanted

to learn how to box. I found a national

champion boxing coach. Stringing myself

with with the best people in each parts

of my life, whether it's fitness or

trading or or or or business or food,

I think the best way to to go about it.

That's how I do. Max has talent. Max is

effectively a prodigy in trading, right?

Stephen, we all know this guy doesn't

get off the desk. Arman, same situation.

Raph has talent, but ask Raph what he's

doing as someone who has more than

enough money to fly anywhere in the

world and stay there the rest of his

life and spend an obscene amount of

money for the rest of his life and not

go broke. He's sitting at his desk

trading. Even with the P&L that I put

up, I I I could also walk away from

trading. I just don't see a world where

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