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STOCK PICKS FOR THE WEEK!
Recorded: Aug. 4, 2025 Duration: 1:08:36Space Recording
Short Summary
In a lively discussion, panelists shared insights on market trends, highlighting significant growth opportunities in AI and strong stock performances. With several members reporting impressive returns, the sentiment remains bullish as traders anticipate further gains amidst ongoing volatility.
Full Transcription
Thank you. Well, well, well. Back again happy monday august the 4th first monday of august here as we get ready
for another episode of stock picks for the week right here on wolf financial the show that we run
each and every monday here at 5 p.m, where we bring on a panel of different stock pickers, traders, whatever you want to call them, investors.
A little bit of every hat there in this crowd.
Some really smart people that we have on this panel.
Big shout out to the panel.
We thank them for joining each and every Monday.
And yeah, we go through some market sentiment thoughts in the first half of the show.
And then we give our two stock picks for the week.
For those that aren't familiar with the show, I know most of you are.
I see a lot of familiar faces down in the audience.
Good to have all of you today.
But we do go from Tuesday open.
We make our picks tonight, Tuesday open, until the following Monday close.
And this past week, we ran it again.
We beat the market again. SPY down 1.12%, QQQ down 1.17%.
As a unit, we are up 2.45%. So beating the market, not only was the market red,
we were green, but beating it by a nice clip there, about 3%. So great job to the crew up here.
Let me highlight our podium real fast,
and then we'll start throwing it around and getting everyone's.
I got robbed. I got robbed.
Jordan would have ran away with this if it closed on Friday,
but it did not.
And Jordan actually fell all the way to fifth place out of first place.
So this is an epic collapse by Ace the Kid.
No, we love Jordan.
But yeah, I do want to highlight our winners from this past week.
Our first place winner with the best average return, 7.81%,
is Mr. Ben at Story Trading.
Second place goes to Sam Solid, 7.5% return. And third place is Gav,
Mr. Wolf Financial himself, at 7.35% return. Big shout out to those three taking our podium spots
and our best picks of the week. Gav actually had a short on W I N T that went 34%.
The best pick of the week.
Second best was Ben over at story trading TMDX 21.34% return on that one.
And then our friend, of course, Nick Drendel with the long on Dave D A V E 12.53% return.
There was a whole bunch of other great picks in here all across the board.
Like I said, our group average 2.45%,
but three of our panelists with an over 7% return just in the last five trading days.
So great job to the crew.
And as always, let's do some market sentiment.
If anyone does need to leave a little bit early today,
feel free to go ahead and give your picks.
If not, we will do the market sentiment
and come back around to get everyone's picks
in the second half of the show.
And Ben, I'm going to start with you, our current champion.
Keep that trophy polished for us, sir.
That trophy visits you quite often, I have to say.
You're doing a fantastic job this year.
But Ben, would love to pick your brain a little bit here and see some of your market sentiment thoughts. I was fortunate
enough to hear some of these earlier today, and I can't disagree with much of what you said,
honestly. So excited for you to share that with the crew here tonight.
Okay. I'll try to be quick for those who heard me like two hours ago.
Or no, that was four hours ago.
But look, we nailed the pullback on Friday.
We had that bearish engulfing candle Thursday after positive Microsoft earnings.
And that's always a warning sign.
And then we had Trump escalating the tariffs.
And after hours, so we immediately switched to like a red alert.
We're shorting the market with conviction, with size Friday.
And it worked out beautifully.
But then there was a twist Friday morning in that really terrible jobs number, which
is just a beautiful thing.
So while we're shorting the market, we're also cognizant of the fact that, hey, this could be a nice turnaround,
especially in risk assets and bonds. So I went long TLT. So we were short with IWM puts and then
shorting QQQ. It was just beautiful. And then since then, my hedge has been long TLT because of the positive nature of, you know, really bad jobs and the jobs revisions, which were really terrible over the last couple months.
That means interest rates are going to go lower, you know. up the macro discussion public or something at some point, I don't know, in the PDF that
I write every morning.
In this case, I do it on Sunday nights.
But it was a really fascinating read about where we are with the indices because I was
like, look, we're in this period where we could get this August seasonality.
We're below the 20 DMA.
But at the same time, I mean, could not be more bullish.
And I said, hey, this could be a generational buying opportunity this month.
Getting this dip at really very early on in the AI cycle, right?
We talked about this at the 1 p.m. show.
Really, every week we've been talking about that.
But I got to say, we really played it right today.
I actually went in today with a red alert status still due to the possibility
of a further pullback to the 50 DMA, but I refused to short the market.
I'm like, red alert, but our only hedge is TLT long.
You can win multiple ways with a TLT long because interest rate expectations
coming down.
Plus, there could be a flight to safety if you do get that further correction in the market.
But I was not going to short the market today because of that possibility that people would see this bad jobs data as something they really want to jump on.
And that looks to be what happened.
And they said, I see this crazy move right back above the 20 DMA.
In fact, exceeding the low of day from Thursday, which was another key level I was looking at.
And, you know, I'm going to compare this possibly here to the, I'm looking at the daily chart on QQQ.
If we go all the way back to, okay, May 9th and May 12th.
I don't know if you remember that weekend.
So May 9th was when we finally were able to get back to the 200 TMA after the tariff crash.
And then in that weekend, over that weekend, there was a surprise deal with China,
at least a tenant deal that I guess is still on.
And we gapped above the 200 TMA.
And let me tell you, especially institutions are really short.
They kept shorting that 200 DMA. When we gapped above it, everyone was offsides and we ended up with like a multi-week squeeze. I want to propose the same kind of thing could happen here with this
bearish engulfing on Thursday, below the 20 DMA, and then everyone offsides,
and we have to squeeze. Look, even if I'm wrong about this, and we do somehow get a seasonal
August pullback, as I noted on the 1 p.m. show and in my daily newsletter, any pullback here
is a great buying opportunity, both for the short term and the long term, and
really a generational buying opportunity. You can create a lot of wealth this year,
being in the right places, buying the pullback here. So that's my macro, Emp. And if you don't
mind, I'd love to drop my picks now so I can run home and be with my family. So two picks I'm going to give you today is AMD.
That's an easy one.
It's just an earnings bet.
But I've been in this.
AMD has been our top pick.
We issue like a top five picks of the day every day.
And AMD has been the number one or number two pick,
usually the number one pick almost every single day in the last few weeks.
So we've been just killing this into the earnings. And I'm going to hold AMD into the earnings
report. I hope I'm right. I'm expecting good things. By no means am I an AI expert. I'm
leaning on a lot of other experts and also analysts upgrades come in recently and just what I see myself in terms of catalyst and the chart.
So, you know, I think it's being perceived as they basically reach an inflection point that they could
possibly compete with NVIDIA or be the next NVIDIA or be a baby NVIDIA. You know, that's
the sentiment around AMD that's been driving this. So this is something I want to own into earnings.
sentiment around AMD that's been driving this. So this is something I want to own into earnings.
So that's going to be my first pick. I'm not sure. I think there's a levered AMD.
EMP will talk about the end. Maybe we'll go with that. But the second pick is going to be BTBT.
And this was our number two pick of the day. And it was such a slam dunk. I mean,
officially it was the number two pick of the day, but we had a lot of high conviction picks.
It's incredible.
But BTBT, BitDigital, man, I doubled my position today.
I added call options.
The thing was up 14%, and I did not sell any.
I'm swinging the entire position overnight.
This is a complete no-brainer right now.
This is like the easiest call I made this morning with a $3 to $3.30 low-hanging fruit target.
$3 is a 200 DMA.
We closed above that.
$3.30 is a 20 DMA.
That's going to probably hit tomorrow.
I don't know how many people know, but BTBT is not only a – was known, I guess, as a Bitcoin miner,
but they have transitioned into being an Ethereum treasury play.
And they also have an AI data center called White Fiber.
And before I get to the juicy part about that, if you do like a sum of the parts analysis on these three parts of their business,
business, it's like the cheapest company in the space by far.
it's like the cheapest company in the space by far.
Like their NAV, their net asset value is probably something like $4, $4.50, something like that
on BTBT.
While you have to pay like a gigantic premium for any of the other ETH treasury plays with
BMNR has been catching up to that.
They're pretty good with only the now small premium.
They've done great with the fundraising. So they don't have a huge premium anymore over their nav. But
anyway, I digress a little bit because BTBT has a huge catalyst this week. White Fiber,
ticker symbol W-Y-F-I, is IPO-ing on Thursday. And BTBT owns 80% of this IPO. It's an AI data center play. IPOing on Thursday, they own 80% of it,
and I think it's priced at $16. So priced at $16, this stock is worth like $4.50,
something in that range. And with the way IPOs have been going lately and the way these AI plays have been going lately, you can certainly imagine that, who knows, that WIFI could be up, I don't know, 30%, 50%, 100%, 200%.
It could do something crazy on Thursday.
Just in terms of event anticipation into the event, that's a freaking low-hanging fruit.
That's why I called it 3 to 330.
That's a freaking low hanging fruit. That's why I called it three to three thirty. That's on nothing. That's just like this thing's worth four fifty if
if the IPO crashes on Thursday. All right. But it's not going to crash. It's going to go up.
So BTBT has the potential to maybe trade above four dollars by the end of the week. So
in any case, it's my largest position in my trade account. I doubled down today again,
went up 15 percent. I'm swinging the entire position. It's in my trade account. I doubled down today again one up 15% I'm swinging the entire position. It's in my retirement account as well because it's just really cheap
So those are your two picks. It's gonna be AMD
BTBT and I don't know do I want I'm a little bit scared to take lever at AMD just in case just in case
I'm missing something and it fails on me. So I think I'm just gonna say only follow-up question. I was gonna ask you
I something and it fails on me so i think i'm just gonna say only follow-up question i was gonna ask you i i think i'm gonna say single lever because if i'm right about those two i'm gonna win anyway i don't need i don't need double lever like btbt might be up like 50 this week amd might be up
20 and it's probably enough to win the trophy yeah we'll see somebody's gonna sweep in and uh
do the price is Right on you.
Oh, wait. Someone's going to get
delivered AMD? Okay, hold on.
I don't know that for sure.
It is a possibility.
Can I get a
right of first refusal on that?
I mean... Nope.
I need you to make a decision here, sir.
What's that? I need you to make a decision
here, sir. Oh, my gosh. Oh! Alright, do the AMD lever. What is it? AMDL? to make a decision here sir what's that i need you to make a decision here sir oh my god oh
all right do the amd lever what is it amdl amdl all right okay that's fair because i'm in call
options too so whatever let's go for it amdl and btbt anyway let's hope they that's the spirit of
a champion right there going Going for it all.
I love it, Ben.
I love the deep rundown into those two.
I know you said you're headed home to be with the family.
Hope you enjoy that.
Appreciate you joining.
As always, congrats on the great week last week.
And the market sentiment thoughts, very interesting comparison there.
Can I ask you actually one follow-up on that as well?
Go ahead.
All right. If you look at you,
you mentioned the day right before we broke that 200 daily moving average. I was looking also at
like the 23rd of May and it was like, we undercut, went underneath the kind of the daily 90 of May
and then just gapped right back up above it. And we kind of have a similar look to that as well.
So I just wonder, you know, not quite the same,
but that was kind of those two spots.
I don't know if you saw that spot as well.
Yeah, no, I mean, I see it, but this is just a lot more, you know,
I mean, this went below the 20 DMA.
Over there we stayed above the 20 DMA.
It was also an open red candle.
I mean, we closed relatively near the lows of the day Friday and going below the 20 DMA.
So I think, you know, to me, it's like I can see that.
I can imagine back in early May when we're bumping up against the 200 DMA that there
was a lot of shorting going on there at the 200 DMA.
You know, I don't really get the sense that May 23rd was a particular key level that people
will be shorting.
But here, Thursday and Friday, I could see that.
People worried about seasonality.
People seeing this bearish engulfing candle after good news.
People seeing the open below the 20 DMA.
I could see a ton of shorting that may have been happening Thursday and Friday,
which could lead to this bounce back here.
Yeah, very interesting.
Appreciate those thoughts, Ben.
Did have, obviously, a pretty outsized pullback from Thursday's open into Friday's close,
and we've worked our way back right to the midpoint of that.
So it'll be interesting to see where
this goes next Ben's bet is up and I uh it's hard to argue with that the way this market has gone
let's go around and get some more thoughts from our panel up here this afternoon um Nick
Trendle let's go over to you next please sir how are you
we may not have that there he is is. What's up, Nick?
Can you hear me?
It's a little fuzzy, but I can hear you.
I'll go with it. And if it's too fuzzy, just let me know.
There, it got a little bit better now that you're speaking.
All right, cool.
So last week, we had a bunch of liquidity come in with the earnings. We saw SoFi report first, that gap up got sold into, and we saw Microsoft get sold into, Roblox get sold into,
Meta sold into, and we got that sharp pullback that people were waiting for, and basically,
we're waiting for and basically good action overall. Massive gap down that we almost filled
today. But then in this market, when you have positioning still a little bit light, taking a
look at the NAIM exposure for active investors, that actually dropped last week while the indexes
were at highs, which is just a sign that there's still money on the sidelines waiting to get in on any pullbacks. So today's bounce didn't really surprise me too much.
It was great action across the board, but I don't think we're just out of the woods at this point.
This type of volatility that we've gotten over the last three days isn't an indicator of a super healthy market or the start of a new uptrend, anything like that.
I'm more so thinking that we're going to see a lot of chop in here in the next three to
five weeks and hopefully build just quality bases, let some leaders pull back and build
some, not long-term bases like we
saw at the beginning of the year, but like three weeks tight, five to six week bases,
stuff like that. So then we can rally kind of the second half of this quarter and then into
hopefully Q4. But we saw just across the board, things got extended and people took profits.
The job numbers don't look great. And we're seeing that kind of across the market. Homebuilders ETF
is actually looking pretty good now, thinking that rates are going to be coming down. Biotech
is another spot that I'm kind of watching that's signaling that rates will be lower.
watching um that's signaling that that rates will be lower um but outside of just like some
some groups that are are waiting on lower rates to get going i think jumping in with size like
at this point after the bounce is gonna lead to a lot of paper cuts like if you wanted to get long
and you had conviction that the market was going to get bought up, then Friday was the day to dip your toe in and get exposed.
At this point, I think we're just right in the middle of a chop zone. And I wouldn't want to
be getting too aggressive in either direction, really, until we see some tight price action
and then follow through either to the upside or the downside.
Now, we've got plenty of key earnings, Tuesday especially, but just kind of across the board.
We've got some key earnings with growth stocks this week. So I would say that the word of my analysis of volatility, I don't think we're going to get a clean trend in either direction,
but I really want to see how Palantir's earnings get handled. Right now it's gapping up, but
does that get sold into the rest of the liquid stocks that have gotten extended? If so, then
that's another warning sign that this market is going to be great for really short timeframe day
traders that love the volatility. But if you're trying
to build into quality positions at this point in the rally, when we're starting to see some
risk being taken off the table and good news being sold into, I think that's probably going
to be a mistake. So a lot of volatility, no clean trend is my expectation for this week.
Yeah, very interesting, Nick.
I look at where we're at and it's like, okay, anybody that was waiting on a debt, if they bought it on Friday, they're happy, right?
But I also wonder who's going to keep buying into this high.
But we've seen crazier things.
The trend is still up.
The trend is your friend.
Are you looking at that going, okay, maybe we put it in a higher low here.
Maybe we bust back through and just keep going straight back up to all time highs. What we're, or you say, okay, maybe this week is the figured out week.
And then going later into August, they start to figure that out.
So depending on your timeframe, right? Like most of the arguments on Twitter can be boiled down to what timeframe are you actually operating on? I think there's going
to be stocks that make massive moves from here and stocks that break down really aggressively.
stocks that break down really aggressively. But overall, I don't see just like the indexes and
the majority of stocks trending cleanly from this point. We need some more consolidation. We need to
like flush out late buyers. We need to frustrate people that are trying to short on Friday after
already like a 4% or 5% move to the downside.
So we just need that volatility to play out and then to contract before we get some really, really clean pivots from the leaders, pivots from the indexes where we can get like nice
clean uptrends or downtrends going again.
But if you're a long-term trader or like a swing trader,
more like trying to hold for two to three months,
I don't think there's many like A-plus opportunities right here.
I think if you're patient for the next month or so,
that's when we'll probably get some great opportunities.
But the volatility that we've seen over the last three days
is not a sign of a healthy market.
Yeah, it makes perfect sense. It is always, yeah, you made such a great point in the middle of that
too. Everything comes down to what your timeframe is. And a lot of people have much different
timeframes and that can really cloud where the arguments are. You hear somebody say that they're super bearish,
they may only be bearish for a day or two.
It's always very interesting.
So great point there, Nick, appreciate you.
We'll come back around and get your picks here shortly.
I see our friend Michael Naus is back on the panel today.
Great to have you back, Michael.
How have you been?
And would love to get your market sentiment thoughts.
Sure thing, yeah. you been and uh would love to get your market sentiment thoughts sure thing yeah i'm back
for a bit until the kids have something else crazy going on at this time frame but
i miss you guys so i'm glad everyone's well and everything's still going
let's i'm gonna come back with something that i've probably bored everybody by saying a million
times anyway the mic is just slightly rough i don't know if
it's pulled down somewhere go grab back go grab someone else i'll pop back on perfect yeah we'll
get you right back so i definitely want to hear that and i know you've been busy with the kids
so great to have you up here we'll get michael right back on stage here vegas let's go over and
get your market sentiment thoughts while we get Michael on the way back up here.
Vegas, if the competition would have ended on Tuesday, you would have beat Jordan by far.
Ben would not have a trophy. That would be my trophy.
Because let me tell you that Sofax did amazing.
And the only thing that pulled the back was that unfortunate offering.
But that offering is fantastic.
I mean, there's nothing wrong with it.
The stock's trading above it.
This is still a $100 stock long term.
So you know what?
I don't really care.
At the end of the day, it's a healthy competition.
I did great on that trade.
Everyone that I know that was listening to the picks of the week banked on that.
That went all the way up to 26%. So if you know how to trade, you'd be locking in
those profits because we did the ETF trade. We did Sofax. And then we had NVDX that also
tear up 70%. So you know what, my return that from my two picks was 33%. So you know, it is what it is.
The little offering that screwed it up a little,
but you know what, it doesn't matter.
If you're a J people, you know,
it's healthy competition and I welcome it.
So what my thoughts on the market are,
I gotta tell you, I am still bullish
because a lot of you were bears,
which I can appreciate because we did have some puts.
We did trade puts to the downside on Friday and we took them on Thursday.
And then Friday, we had some pullbacks and volatility.
It was also the beginning of a new month.
But, you know, there's still some adjustments happening, but we printed very well on that.
But the thing is,
it was just for overnight, like a few little hedges. It was not like, let me start buying puts because the market's going down. That is not what I'm seeing. That is not what's happening
right now. And, you know, of course, we're going to see some volatility, but I think we still have
some fantastic, fantastic companies reporting.
And until I see those earnings come out in the guidance, I mean, I cannot change my stance
right now because, you know, the price action is going to tell us the direction.
And I just don't really want to suddenly have a change direction that all of a sudden I'm
going to become bearish at this time, because if we do have a pullback, it's not going to
be anything major it'll be very small because if you recall we did have a decline earlier in
the year around 20 so the thing is we're just going to be watching the stocks with strength
and just keep trading the winners so my thoughts are still to the upside and I'm on track to doing quite well with a lot of these swing picks
and swing trades, whether they're short term or some with time.
So do you want my picks for the week?
Or do you just want my sentiment?
Yeah, just the sentiment, unless you need us to come back to it.
Vegas, you can come back to me.
But yeah, so my sentiment is bullish and continuing along that journey until I see otherwise price action.
So when it comes to the dip that we got Thursday into Friday, do you think that's maybe all we get?
I mean, I'm saying maybe here, of course.
We don't ever know.
But I mean, is that the shot to take?
I know a lot of people have been waiting on one.
You know what?
I think that was just a temporary pullback.
I mean, by all means, I will say any dips we get,
if we start getting dips maybe, you know, next week or the week after,
because we know historically or seasonally, you know,
August to September is not always the best month for the bulls.
But I think if we do get a dip, let's say if it's not next week the week after
you know I'm a buyer of the dips especially like on earning winners I am praying to see you know
can I see some pullback on meta can I see some pullback on NVIDIA and NVIDIA hasn't even had
earnings yet and you know what I kind of think we may not even see a pullback in some of these AI stocks,
honestly, until after NVIDIA reports, because he is the champion.
And until we have his results and his guidance, that's going to set the stage for the AI
revolution that Dan Ives talks about all the time from Wedbush.
So, you know, I think the market's actually kind of waiting as well for NVIDIA.
And his cousin AMD is doing amazing.
And, you know, she's up tomorrow on her results.
So we'll definitely get a feel how she's doing.
But she's been doing fantastic.
And she's a great CEO.
And I'm looking forward to some fantastic results.
So I think Ben's Pick of the Week is a great one too.
So really bullish on AMD as well so look forward to
sharing my picks
for the week when you come down
but I'm still looking to more upside
there you have it
appreciate that Vegas we'll come back around and get those
picks from you Michael
now I just want to try that microphone again
and make sure we can hear you loud and clear
this time
alright I'm on the browsers or on the app.
Much better. Much, much better. Glad to have you, Michael. What are your thoughts around this market?
Yeah, I see they haven't fixed the browser yet, but we'll make do.
Yeah, and what I was going to say is, again, the old catchphrase, if you can't survive the bull market,
you won't survive the bear, right? We've just been through a bear market. And I just see on every kind of down kick,
people starting to get a little nervous again. What I'm looking at mainly is the commitment of
trader data when it comes to how many people are long or short. So you can find this on bar chart for free you just type in bar chart and then cot
for hot data long story short about if you don't know essentially we're just saying you have to
report your positioning in the futures market for a whole bunch of legal reasons but you can't doctor
or hide this data and retail right shout out us, we have been buying dip and buying the tariff
tantrum and having a great time all the way up. Institutions have not, they've been net short.
And until that resolves itself, there's going to be this underlying bid to the market that on
every pullback, they're going to cover a little bit. And man, they covered a tiny amount last week.
So we got a 3% pullback. They bought just a little bit and now we're screaming higher again. So
this whole thing feels like, and you can see it in the stocks too, when it comes to like open
and like KSS was ripping and all these crazy short float names, it's all about positioning.
And until they're caught up on the positioning side of
things, I don't see anything that could potentially happen that isn't going to be a covering opportunity.
Because imagine if you shorted into the tariff tantrum, and you've been holding this entire way
up. And then all of a sudden, some other bad news came, I think today was a perfect example with
India or whatever they were yelling about. And we dip for a second, buyers come back in, suit us right back to highs.
Because if you are that underwater, you're forced to buy.
You have to.
You've got risk managers.
You've got your clients that are screaming at you because hedge fund B down the road
is making a bunch of money where you're getting killed.
So until that positioning
resolves itself i'm just going to remain super bullish and look to buy all dips which is what
i did because my system sold me to on friday so we covered a lot of those positions today and i'm
looking for potentially hopefully more dips to get into or it's going to kind of run away without me
a little bit that's again that's the way i look at it. I'm just going to completely ignore
the news as much as I possibly can and just look at this position data. So for those who are going
to go down the road and look at the cop positioning data updates every weekend. So we don't know
intra week what they've done, but at the end of every week you get new caught data. So you can
see with Bitcoin, they were short a long time.
They're definitely underinvested there still.
A lot of these risk assets really, really underdone.
So yeah, go check on that weekly and see if it helps.
Hey, Mike, can you pin that to the nest?
I'd love to take a look at that data.
Yeah, I'll grab it.
It's not a pretty chart, but I'll hook it up there.
And then, yeah, I'll put a link in the description if you guys want to check it out again.
Shout out Varshard. It just gives it to you for free, which is great.
Michael, in your analysis, how much different data sets like that do you take into?
Was it the NAMO and some of those other ones?
Do you look at those often as well when you're looking at all this stuff?
I don't.
I remember an old comedian joke.
I forget who it was, who they were saying, you know,
the joke was that it was like 30% of Americans thought the earth was flat.
And his joke was no 30% of idiots that answer phone in polls thought the
earth was flat.
So it's kind of the same with this is that you can tell me whatever you want
about what you think about the market in the future.
And, you know, you could tell me that you think it's going to the moon
or that, you know, we're dead.
Another good example is, again, I'm Canadian.
I've got no dog in this fight.
But like there is this whole poll about whether or not the economy was on track.
And when you guys switched from red to blue, all of the blue people thought the economy immediately sucked
and all the red people thought the economy was great, like in two days, which was just stupid
because, of course, no policies had taken place.
So I'm less concerned with sentiment because like a lot of people don't even know that the CNN fear and
greed index has zero sentiment in it. There's absolutely no polling of any human beings that
exist inside that data. Even if it was, you can lie or you control people on polls, but
this commitment of trader data, you have to report or actually you're not even doing the reporting, your broker
is. And if they do it wrong, they go to jail and you go to jail. So this is like, you know, show me
where your money is. And I'm way more interested than showing me what it is that people say,
right? And that's just, again, as a big data guy and someone who's like a skeptic and doesn't
really trust anyone, I'm just purely focused on positioning data wherever I can get it.
So that includes short float data and stocks, crypto.
You got a whole bunch of stuff.
Like every time you see a tweet about this many, this much was liquidated in this period of time.
That's because they can watch that stuff on chain and that's super cool.
And then in futures, again, you got this commitment to trader data. And it's just, I'm going to post the ES up there, but you can do it on any
future. So Bitcoin futures, Ethereum futures, lean hogs, whatever you want to look at and see
not only if they're long or short, but because you can chart it where they started to get short
and where they started to get long, which is super interesting as well.
and where they started to get long, which is super interesting as well.
Men lie, women lie, numbers don't lie is what they say.
I love that approach there.
For Michael Niles, we'll come back around and get your picks.
I'm actually very curious if you're going to take this lean hog long
for this week's competition.
We'll have to see that air in just a few minutes.
Jordan, I want to bring you in and see, have your thoughts changed any?
Last week you were right eventually, and then obviously for the competition didn't work out.
You still had a, by the way, there's still this in here, you still had a 3.62% return on your short.
I'll take it.
So you still crushed the market, but at the same time, obviously, your idea, your thought process played out.
So what's your updated thoughts?
You know, updated thoughts are nothing's really changed for me.
It's obviously a big week.
We got more earnings, right, which could play a huge role.
I know we were talking about that on Spaces today where it's like, you know, with all these earnings, we could easily just fly.
But I just let the price action tell me.
And as of now, I mean, Bears have set a bit of a higher time frame trigger, but we're getting a nice bounce and getting some nice retests.
We did not touch the spots on the higher time frame that I wanted to get us down into on NQ.
I'm still on that weekly time frame. I still want to see that 22,582 us down into on NQ. I'm still on that weekly timeframe.
I still want to see that 22,582 come into play on ES.
That's right about 62,22.
So I'm still looking for that area to come into play again.
If I'm wrong, I'm wrong.
It is what it is.
But this market could pop all the way back to the 600 area.
And as long as we're staying under that for the most part,
I would really like to see under that 500. But as long as we're staying under that, for the most part, I would really like to see under that 500. But as long as we're staying under 600, I mean, the trigger is
still viable. So we'll see if it wants to play out. Obviously, I'm playing whatever comes to me,
right? If there's opportunity for long this week, it's not like I won't play just because there is
a higher timeframe trigger, right? It's all about what's what's happening right now, right? And if
I have opportunity for the long, I'm happy to play it, not a big deal. And if the market wants to show
me I'm wrong and absolutely fly over this 500, 600 on NQ and, you know, make new all time highs,
totally fine with it. But my job is not to decide what triggers are best and what triggers aren't.
It's just the market's going to trigger for me or not. And it has. So we'll see if we want to
retest these areas. I still think the market could pop going into tomorrow and potentially Wednesday,
because we did get some bull stepping in. But I like what Nick Drendel was saying.
With this dip and the volatility we got, I don't necessarily think like it's just that quick and
over. If we dip to that weekly spot, which was not that far off from where we stopped,
we stopped around the 700s. All we needed to do was go 200 points lower at that 582. And I wouldn't
even have these thoughts anymore, because we would have retested the higher timeframe and
efficiencies that I think the market needs to retest. So again, I sound very bearish, but like,
I really just wanted to see that 582 get tested and then actually set up from the long there.
I just think that's the spot that needs to be retested.
So we'll see if I'm right.
If not, we'll play whatever's in front of us.
But I'm probably going to be running with the short again this week, even though we could pop early this week.
And then I'm looking for the sell basically end of week.
So we'll see if it plays out.
But might get smoked if earnings come in really strong.
So it's going to be a fun week.
Appreciate those thoughts, Jordan.
I want to jump in and I'll just toss a quick thought into the mix here.
I look at this and we still haven't come down and touched the 50-day moving average.
We haven't back-tested previous all-time high.
And I'm not saying we have to do that this week or the next week, but I do feel like
eventually those things are going to happen probably sooner rather than later.
And I mean that in probably the next month or so.
But we do have an absolute strong trend.
We have, as Michael and several others have mentioned, a lot of people off sides in this
market that have been chasing this market.
So it is kind of an interesting spot here.
I will probably have a much better view of what happens by like Wednesday into Thursday if we do kind of create a little lower high here on a back test and reject.
Until that happens, I can't do anything but look in and see, okay, we'll look below the 20-day moving average, the 21 EMA, and got bought straight back up.
Now, obviously, the volume of the sell-off Thursday and Friday compared to the lower volume buy-up today just throws another kink into it.
So I really don't have a clear view of what's going to come next in the market, but I am excited to see what happens and how it plays out. Also looking across the earnings calendar this
week, it feels like half my portfolio is reporting at some point this week. So a lot of things moving,
a lot of things going on. I'm excited to see how it all plays out. And I see Sam Solid just joined
us here fashionably late as always. Second place Sam Solid, I should say, as he joins here.
Sam Solid, go ahead and jump in here before we were just about to jump into the picks.
But go ahead and jump in.
Give us your market sentiment thoughts here real fast before we get into the picks.
Well, I mean, I wish this competition ended on Friday because I was short Tesla in this competition.
Thankfully, they did lose a
lot of their oh actually i didn't see how it ended up in the second half of the day but i saw that
um when i saw the elon news this morning i was like oh man i'm gonna get smoked in this competition
and then tesla faded while the entire market continued to rally so that's always good news
i forgot my other holding was.
You had NBIS on the long side, 4.8%. Let's go.
Let's go.
Yeah, no, NBIS is data center play a bit more on the speculative side,
but actually becoming a lot less speculative as the time moves on.
Where I see the market going from here, I mean, I don't know.
Your guess is as good as mine.
We did close back above the 20-day moving average.
We did see a lot of sentiment kind of go south after a nasty week last week and a terrible
way to end the week as well as the month on Thursday and then ending the week on Friday.
I love seeing days like that because sometimes when I see so many year-to-date screenshots
on Twitter, I mean, I don't mind.
You want to show off your performance, but sometimes people comparing themselves to Warren
Buffett or Stanley Druckenmiller after a phenomenal year is great, good for them.
But, you know, some people, they just got to be knocked off their pedestal a little
bit.
And I'm not talking about anybody on this platform or anybody on Twitter that I know
or follow. But just giving that invisibility that some people have, that they're a market god, and basically throwing away the investing books, which basically, I mean, I consumed so many of those growing up.
You need to be humbled, right?
I mean, I deserve to be humbled as well.
Like, I got a little bit too bullish myself.
I got my butt handed to me on Friday. Thankfully,
we're back a little bit today. But I also had some cash inside that I was hoping to deploy. And
there really was nothing much to buy last Friday other than a few nibbles on Palo Alto. But other
than that, still bullish to market. I know there's that summer seasonality. We'll see how that plays
out. I mean, of course, we can get the bottom can fall
off for the rest of the week and we can end up down on the week. You know, anything can really
happen. But we do have a lot of earnings this week as well. Not so much economic events. I think the
market already priced in the fact that we saw this morning the EU was already postponed, I think,
for another 90 days. So they're obviously going to have a deal soon. Good word from Canada that
we might be coming up with a deal with Canada sometime soon, but I don't think the market necessarily cared about that in the first place.
But I do think that it is time for the market to have a little bit of a pullback and get rid of
some of that frost. We did see a lot of the big names bounce back today, and a lot of it was not
necessarily focused on those highly speculative names that are out there like Opendoor and FIG.
It was really nice to see FIG pull back quite a bit here because that got a little bit crazy
but um you know again with the earnings today palantir everyone keeps on arguing the stock
is like overvalued which it makes sense from today's metrics but it's very hard to determine
the upside of this company or the cap on the upside because no one actually knows what they're
going to be reporting in the future what kind of businesses are going the cap on the upside, because no one actually knows what they're going to be reporting in the future, what kind of businesses they're going to expand
on, especially considering that it is a black box company.
So it's very hard to determine that.
But also, just in the market in general, I think we're still in the early innings of
I think that this is going to go on for decades, if anything.
I don't think it's going to be a straight line.
But when we see the NASDAQ running very high for the last couple of weeks, sentiment getting
pretty up there in terms of greediness levels, positioning getting a little too far extended.
I didn't see what the NAIM exposure index did show last Wednesday or last Thursday,
but I'm sure it's tampered back a little bit.
But when we start seeing that sort of stuff, it gets me a little weary.
No deals on the market, nothing to buy.
It just feels like there's still,
there's still some fraught that needs to be shaken off.
It might impact the holdings that I want to go along here for the
competition.
But, you know, I still need to think about that one.
I'm sorry for arriving late.
It was just,
it was just on an ETF stream with the,
with the ETF softball,
John Tinsman.
Really good one, too.
So, yeah, apologize for being late in that one.
Somehow or another, I figured you would still show up to get your second place trophy.
Great job this past week.
I showed up for you, baby.
And you know what?
We're going to go ahead and jump into the picks here.
We've got about 15 minutes until the top of the hour.
And Ben already gave his picks. let me give a little recap here ben amdl btbt both on the long side um andrew couldn't make it this week he's on vacation but he is doing msos long
on both of his picks and gab also couldn't make it here so his picks he sent to me ptir and robn
so 2x leverage palantir and hood gab is just long the frothy names and and keep dancing until that
music turns off and uh sam if you want to go ahead and drop in your two picks we'll uh we'll do that
and then we'll work our way around the panel oh wow i got back i got dropped and then i just joined right when i was my turn thank goodness um the two picks
that i want to choose is uh one i want to go along damn i wish it was early because i was going to go
along ptir which is two-time leveraged uh gab took that one i knew he was going to take that one. Okay, fine. So then anyone take UNHD?
Gav had that last week and somehow still got on the leaderboard
while being long the 2x leverage UNH last week.
Wow.
Okay, so that was a nasty day for the last week, actually.
Nasty week.
But I'm going to go long UNHD, and I'm also going to go long,
I believe it's Rexhares SSK, which is the Solana ETF.
I think they're two times.
I forget, but I'm very bullish crypto.
Come to this week, we see the market getting quite a bounce.
Didn't get the bounce from crypto, but I am expecting that to happen.
So I'm going to go long those two.
All right, there you have it mr sam solid our second place finisher with unhg 2x leverage
long unh and ssk which is uh was is this leverage this is one of the rex osprey uh
solana trust right i don't think it's leverage i don't know either way ssk and unhg from mr sam solid himself and nick drendel let's go over to you next for
your picks all right uh because i expect chop i'll go one long one short i thought i had this
competition in the bag on friday as well afrm completely fell apart got all the way down to the 50. And then in just like, what would that be?
Like 12 hours of trading?
The candle today was so brutal for you.
I didn't even want to bring it up, honestly.
I mean, it was a great trade overall.
Like I made money, but you get stopped out
and then you see it just rip to the other side,
which I mean, that's the market for you.
You have to manage risk in real time, not according to a competition. But I mean, I'm glad to see, like, the more stocks
breaking out, the better. Like, don't get me wrong. So, but yes, I will go one long, one short.
First long side, I'm going to go C-O-U-R. This had earnings on the 25th, had the highest volume in over a year.
Very, very strong action on that day.
I think it was up, let's see, 36%.
And after a move like that, you'd expect a lot more tapering off.
But this has just continued to flag out really, really well,
letting that five-day moving average catch up.
It did squat a little bit today, which is like the only concern that I have about it. But
if you zoom out on a weekly base, we've got like a one-year-long consolidation here,
and then a pop on earnings that doesn't get sold off is something that I have to take into consideration. So just
looking for this, if we can get over the closing price of that earnings day, which is 1238,
that'd be my entry versus I would probably do Friday's low as my stop if I'm actually
managing this trade, like a 4% risk on that. But I think anything that has a weekly base like that
that's popping on earnings and not just a pop and drop but pop consolidate and from consolidation
comes expansion which direction I'm not sure I'm betting on the long side if we can get going though.
And then on the short side I will go NEGG. This is a stock that I think was super popular in the 2000s.
It has run from $3 up to $70 or so. Today was the first day that I've tried to short this a couple times and been stopped out multiple times.
multiple times this is the first day where i'm able to hold the short overnight because we
uppercut and failed yesterday or friday's high lost the view app that was my short entry to get
into the trade today and then this was up like 26 at one point of the day went all the way down to
red and then ended the day up just two percent um just Just looking for this to flush lower like some of those other
crazy names that have made massive moves. But once the speculation runs out, these can drop
like 30, 50, 70% relatively quickly. Kind of reminds me of the QMCO chart. But we'll see.
I have my stop at my entry point. So if,
if we get over like 64, this can squeeze and have like an insane move higher.
Sure.
But I think with momentum kind of getting rung out of the market a little
bit, this is a name that is going to give me some good risk reward.
All right. On the short side, that was N E G G. And what was the first ticker you gave me i typed
it in wrong and got off c-o-u-r c-o-u-r yeah corsair corsair corsair corsair there we go
all right corsair on the long side and in EGG new egg I
used to buy stuff from new egg for our business back in the day I didn't even I
guess they're still around apparently if they're still trading they must still
be around a little bit there Nick Drendel with the long and short trick and
it's it's so brutal if anybody looks at the affirm he had Dave on the long side
which went up twelve point five percent but%, but Affirm was doing so well on the short side until literally today.
I mean, just a massive candle.
Otherwise, I think you would have probably taken even the podium spot there.
But Nick Trendle, great job last week.
And C-O-U-R on the long side, N-E-G-G on the short side.
Let's keep it moving around. And Vegas,
first off, Vegas, you called out live on Spaces today that you thought Palantir would hit
the $1 billion mark. So I just wanted to highlight that and say that was an amazing call. He hit it
on the dot, $1.004 billion on the revenue for Palantir. Excited to see what your two picks are for this week.
Yeah, thank you so much. And I was very pleased with Palantir's results and continue to see this
stop longer term. But one of my picks for the week will be MSFL. So I'm going to be long on Microsoft. I was very impressed and not surprised with the recent earnings report and the fact that it has fueled many ETFs and the fact that it reached that 4 trillion valuation after that solid quarterly result. it's definitely going to do phenomenal I have a longer term target on that one
longer term 600 is next but
that's going to be one of my picks for the week
because of the earnings winner
and the other one I'm going to pick
you know
sorry
it was cutting out
just a little bit for me what was the first pick
MSFL Microsoft ETF Sorry? It was cutting out just a little bit for me. What was the first pick?
MSFL, Microsoft ETF.
Oh, Microsoft.
Okay, got it, got it.
MSFL.
Took the leverage, right?
2X long Microsoft from Granite.
Yes.
All right.
And what was your second pick?
So my second one's going to be TSLL.
I'm going to bet on Elon. I really liked the news today about the award,
his $29 billion package in shares with his prior pay package.
They gave him the interim pay package of 96 million shares of the
company. And, you know, they're still going to fight over the other $56 million pay package
that's in front of the Delaware Supreme Court. But I do like that news for him. I think it's
going to be great for shareholders, giving us, giving, you know, more confidence in the stock.
giving us more confidence in the stock.
And I think that it's going to be very appealing.
And he doesn't get the shares for free, right?
He still has to pay for them,
but he's going to pay the price of the 2018 COP plan.
And I think it's going to help boost his voting power over time.
And I think that's going to be really good for the investors of
Tesla. So I think that, you know, it's very critical for him to keep his focus on Tesla's
future, especially because he's so determined with the robotics roadmap, and it's going to
start accelerating. So I think the fact that they've been able to retain him,
I think the fact that they've been able to retain him,
removes this dark cloud over the actual stock
and reintroduces some clarity,
which in turn inevitably will start to bring more innovation
and more revenue.
So I'm going to put a bet on TSLO.
We're going to start seeing some action on that probably this week.
So let's see what happens.
But those are going to be my two picks for week.
Boom. There you have it from I Love Stocks One, Vegas, MSFL Long and TSLL Long. We did talk about
that Tesla chart a little bit earlier today. Very interesting right off the lower edge of that kind
of daily triangle that it's been building as well.
So very interesting there.
Maybe a happy Elon motivates himself, maybe some of the team.
Very interesting.
Great additional piece there.
Appreciate you, Vegas.
Michael Nels, let's see what two picks you have cooked up for us in your return to the show.
Sure thing.
So I always gave this speech so i'll keep giving it just so that people
know is uh i'm a i'm a quant so i don't know anything about these companies or or anything uh
what what i do and what we do over at stats as trading is i just i build and run systems so
you know i test things that have thousands of trades
or tens of thousands, sometimes hundreds of thousands
of trades in them.
And then I just look for kind of an anomaly,
statistical arbitrage is what the nerds call it.
So where a lot of people will know, you know,
the ins and outs of the company
and why they're buying it and things like that.
I don't I can't give as good ideas about it other than the systems they came from, the rough win loss and all of that.
It's just how I trade. It's one of those things where, you know, it's how I look at the market is less about stories and all of that.
It's how I look at the market is less about stories and all of that.
Not saying one thing is better than the other, but just as the skeptic, right?
I can put my finger on it and say, hey, if I buy these stocks at these prices,
I should expect this gain, you know, using that kind of 25 years of data.
So I always bring to you guys things that have triggered.
So full disclosure, I'll be in these names already.
They trigger throughout the day.
And then I just pick two from the list that that trigger. So one kind of exciting, I guess, and one
boring. Neither of these I heard of before today. So sometimes that's actually a really good thing.
First one here is Dan, ticker D-A-N. Dana Incorporated says it's an auto parts OEM manufacturer.
So this will obviously be the boring one.
Not super interesting.
This is from one of my mean reversion strategies.
So the idea is with mean reverting, you're not buying breakouts or continuations the
way a lot of people do.
You're just looking to write stock go down.
You want to buy it.
Stock goes up. You want to sell it with a whole bunch of caveats, of course. Right. We're just looking to, right, stock go down. You want to buy it. Stock goes up.
You want to sell it with a whole bunch of caveats, of course, right?
We're not mean reverting junk.
We're not mean reverting stuff that's hitting new all-time lows or in any significant downtrend
at all.
In fact, this one over the last little bit, even the long-term chart looks awful.
From October 2024 till now, this has gone from $7.75 up to $15 with a high of $18.
And then if you look at on the daily chart, it's been down almost every day since July,
the high of July, just hitting new lows after new lows. So then the system looks at a whole
bunch of indicators and things again that we've tested and optimized and just says, hey, this is a little bit overdone for what this name normally does.
And then, you know, statistical average across stock.
So we're looking to buy it here.
And the beauty of both these strategies is that they're a sell on Monday.
So they'll actually line up pretty perfectly with the strat.
So when you're mean reverting, you're not looking to shoot for the moon.
When you're mean reverting, you're not looking to shoot for the moon.
Like a lot of these breakout strategies, especially with, you know, higher volatility and more in-play names, you can have massive returns as things break out.
The odds that this really boring auto parts company is going to bounce 50% over the next couple of weeks is very small.
And that's what we're looking for.
These are more like your base hits.
You're just trying to come in.
It's a little bit too far done.
You do a little mean reversion.
Hopefully it pops a couple percentage.
You get out and you flip those.
And those are very interesting to me.
And those are, again, nice base hits,
nice kind of income generating trades on Dan.
And this one probably is going to be a little bit more spicy,
but FDMT, 4D Molecular Therapeutics
Inc., which, man, it's a cool name.
But this one's gone from a low of $2.30 all the way up to $7 since April.
It's been absolutely on fire.
And what this is looking for, as opposed to mean reversion, where I'm looking for things
to be falling for a number of days or weeks, and then we buy it.
This is a pullback strategy.
So you're looking for a quick momentum thrust higher, and then you're bidding on the way
down to try to get a decent price, if you can get it on the way down, and then a quick
reversion back higher, right?
So you're not buying the breakout.
You're not buying momentum strategies. We have those. But just really, the only one triggered from that was
Deutsche Bank. I'm not going to bring that boring thing here. But so FDMT is one that we're just
looking for, potentially this gap to come in a little bit. And my favorite look on these ones
is when the gap fills just a little bit and then rips back up doesn't
quite fill the entire gap but we just sink into the gap and then you see buyers it shows me that
there might be some people who were you know wished they had got this thing before it gap from
four and a half all the way up to uh ran to seven bucks right so? So nearly doubled, like 60, 70% moved there. And then now it's
pulled back. So if we can get, you know, I know it's going to be Monday, Monday, but if we can
get a little bit of a push, maybe a flush of five bucks, and then a retake of that, that's really
where I'll get interested in a name like this. But obviously, full disclosure, anything called
molecular therapeutics is going to be really dicey.
And it actually has earnings Thursday.
So just be careful.
I likely won't hold through earnings.
I'll probably be out regardless just because I'm scared.
But this is one of those names that is way more volatile than an auto products manufacturer.
So I wouldn't be surprised if this thing doubled.
I wouldn't be surprised if it got cut in half so just make sure you're you're sizing accordingly but those are the
the two that we're watching for this week d-a-n and f-d-m-t
both of those are on the long side correct
yeah yeah i only swing from the long side that's's what I thought. That's what I remembered in my head, but I was like, let me just double check.
Be safe here.
DAN and FDMT.
What a name for Demon Molecular Therapeutics Incorporated.
FDMT and DAN on the long side from Michael Knauss using his reversion system there.
Great having you back on the panel, Michael.
Hopefully you're able to make it more often.
I know you had some family things
keeping you very busy over the summer.
It is great to be back.
And yeah, I hope to be back way more often.
I can't wait to send my kid back to school
as bad as that sounds.
Just not wait until he goes back.
It's been a long month and a half at this point.
Yeah, I hear you. All right. not wait until he goes back. It's been a long month and a half at this point. Alright, well,
that brings us over to Jordan,
and then I'll throw my picks in at the end. Of course,
if you are curious, I do
put out a full tweet with every one of these
picks, and I've got it almost filled in
here as soon as Jordan drops me his picks.
I'll go ahead and get that tweeted out for everyone.
Jordan,
are you doing it?
I'm the lone bear, baby.
Give me it.
Give me it.
I want it.
Give me the TQQQ short, SQQQ long, and we'll try and survive.
You know, I don't hate it, Jordan.
I know you look at things a little bit differently than I do,
but I can see the possibility of this making that lower high,
filling the gap and rejecting.
Is that what you're looking for?
Just the generalities there?
Essentially, that pretty much lines up with what I'm looking at.
Yeah, essentially, pretty much.
I mean, give the bulls a little chance here.
Get this pop and bring it right back down.
Again, I sound so bearish. Gosh, I sound so bearish gosh i sound so bearish but i'm
really not it's just like down to that weekly spot and i want to see the long step in again it's just
i don't know in my opinion we got so close to that weekly spot 200 points away which when you're
looking at a weekly i know it sounds like a lot but that's it's really not and like kind of like
you were saying and you know the spots you're looking to retest at some
point, we're going to have to retest them.
And it's kind of similar with this, you know, these inefficiencies need to get retested.
And, you know, I might be wrong, might not happen this week, but eventually we'll, we'll
get down to this 582.
But, you know, sometimes I think that, and then you end up ripping a whole nother leg
higher, a thousand points higher.
And yeah, you might revisit it, you know at that point it's like
okay we got to put in so much work to get down there right so i'm taking the shot i'll likely
be trading very similar to like my thoughts this week i did this morning um and i'll be looking
to to take action on a lot of those thoughts so don't be surprised if you see me short in spaces
but you know if i'm forced to play the other way, I'm fine with that too. We'll see how it goes.
You're about to win the competition
by a landslide. Yeah, I was so close.
I was a little bit hurt.
I was ripping this morning.
Jeez.
You guys don't realize how different this looks like
on Friday night versus today,
like midday when I took a look at it.
I was like, oh my gosh, it just flipped all
the way around. I'm not going to lie. I was like, oh my gosh, it just flipped all the way around.
I'm not going to lie. I was ready to lose my money today. I was ready.
I figured we'd bounce. I thought we would bounce and reject somewhere. But hey, who knows? Maybe it lasts another couple of days.
Maybe this rally just keeps going all the way into September.
Who knows? Jordan kind of sounds like some of the fund managers.
Eventually, it's going to come back and test, right? No, I'm just kidding with you,
Jordan. I do want to throw in my two picks on top of that. For those that didn't hear,
Jordan is short TQQQ, which is the triple leverage QQQ, short the long version. So he's
short it. And then he's also SQQQ, which is the short leveraged version of the NASDAQ over there.
My two picks I'm going to throw in here.
These both have earnings.
They're both companies that I like.
They both have earnings this week.
So there's your caveat.
I am holding into these earnings, but I am in from a lot lower.
But I just like both companies, and we're going into the reports, and I think they're going to do well.
It's TOST and DKast, and DKNG, DraftKings.
Those are my two picks for the week.
And I'm going to hit send on this post right here.
Boom.
And make sure everything's in here.
Perfect.
All right.
Big shout out to the crew up here. If you haven't gone in and given each one of these different traders, investors, a follow-up here on stage, you are missing out.
Definitely will improve your timeline.
A lot of them do some great things on our spaces, on different spaces, on this app, and then off this app as well.
A lot of them have different services, different live streams, all kinds of stuff to check out.
We appreciate all of them.
Make sure you give them a follow.
And with that, I just got that tweeted out.
If there is a mistake in there, anybody up here on the panel notices, please let me know in the next 30 minutes or so so I can get it corrected.
But should all be correct there, full list of picks, let us know who do you think is going to win.
Who has the best
pick or the best chance going into this week and we'll see do we get a last minute we had a three
horse race there just right at the end coming into this sam i don't i was looking i was watching you
i was talking to ben this afternoon on a different space and it was like you were right on ben's
heels and thenav was coming in
very strong as well. And then that right there at the end of the day, just solidified it a little
bit. You dropped down just a hair, but a boy, it was a, it was a fun thing to watch. I wish we had
like some way to put this like live for everybody to kind of watch the updates, but either way with
that, I am going to sign off for the day. Big shout out to the crew as always.
Big shout out to the audience.
Appreciate you guys hanging out with us on this Monday evening.
Hope you have a great rest of your evening,
and we will see you guys tomorrow morning over on Wolf Trading.
First space of the day starts at 8 a.m. Eastern,
dark and early as me and Jordan like to say for us that aren't in the Eastern time zone.
And we'll talk futures for about an hour, hour and 15, and then take you straight into live trading. We've got several other spaces. You
can see the full list of all of our schedule right there pinned on the homepage of Wolf Financial.
Thank you so much for tuning in. We will see you guys in the morning. Thank you.
