Okay folks, pretty nice end to a very rough week. The market came back a decent amount today and extended to the high growth sector. We had the Dow up, the S P, up, the Nasdaq up, and the Rusty's up. In almost every green day we see a little bit of a change of attitude, a little bit more hope, and of course eventually there's going to be that one green day that takes us all the way to the upside.

So every green day we're always like, well, is this is this the green day? Especially Very strong green days like we had today. And honestly, if we look at the Arc fund as a parameter, what I will say is that I do see the potential in the upcoming week for the growth sector to play a little bit of ketchup and resume a temporary uptrend similar to what we saw after the original February dip. But whether we get a temporary uptrend or not, I just don't see a consistent uptrend happening for the growth sector specifically until we get out of this inflation fund worry. Until we get a few months of actual data to back it up, I think that it's going to be tough.

It's going to be a tough call to see growth really take off again. We're definitely not out of the woods right now, or should I say the cafe would, But on the bright side, there's a ton of plays that are providing a lot of opportunity right now, especially these high conviction plays that keep getting short squeezed. Remember, you don't have to just long-term hold high conviction plays you could also trade them over the short term. You could have a combination you could hold and short-term trade it.

For example, Let's just say you're bullish on Bngo going into earnings. You see earnings as an opportunity for Bngo to short squeeze. Well, there's an opportunity to play that. In this week, we saw a 20 plus pop.

Of course, when the overall flood continues, that pop is going to disappear. but if you're trading short term, you can already be out of that and have locked in your profits as a short term play. And that's 100 hindsight analysis. But in this market condition, we're seeing this over and over and over again.

Every single week you have these really beat down growth companies and we talk about this a lot. But these really beat down growth companies that are short squeezing. or they have a catalyst that pops up and it rallies 10, 20, 30 percent. and next week we're going to continue to have a lot of those opportunities.

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So Crypto miners Mara and Ryan have had about three weeks of down cycling and now today both are up about 15 give or take. I think that what confuses a lot of people with these growth stocks is they're like, wait, how could stocks do so good on some days and so bad on other dates And we can go over the two factors that cost more and riot specifically to go up Bitcoin stabilizing out and the rest of the market causing sympathy runs in Mar and Riot money overall, just flowing back into growth and lifting all boats today. But specifically understand that the reason that growth moves so fast in both directions it either moves really, really well or really really bad is because these are high beta stocks that are exaggerated by hedge fund trading. Hedge funds love the cycles of these high growth stocks because they move so fast so they can leverage it and make tons of money.

whereas if you're a hedge fund and you're playing let's say, Apple. Unless you're using derivatives, there's not a lot of movement there. You can't short and distort, you can't cause massive cycles, there's just not as much power there because it's a much bigger company and there's much less doubt in that sector. Obviously, hedge funds as part of their strategy have exposure to a lot of different areas, but the point is that when it comes to growth, you can really, really see their impact because they move so fast and they accelerate the trends up and down.

That way they can consistently lock in profit. The other thing that you see in a lot of times in the growth sector is that all of a sudden during these really, really strong downtrends, you're going to get these little uptrends for no reason, even on no catalyst. And that's because if you have massive short positions, eventually they have to cover those short positions. Which means buy back shares.

And then when you buy back shares, what happens. Well, whoop. And I think the key to really accepting how these stocks move is saying. Okay, well, the reason that I have to stomach such strong downtrends is because I have the potential for such strong uptrends when it reverses.

Now, the key with these is attaching that volatility to your conviction, or just trading the chart and having a clear entry and exit point intraday or a few days with growth. Right now, this is an unprecedented time to actually get a very, very good deal and then just ride out the fluctuation. It's also an unprecedented time to play a lot of these short squeezes so you have your pick. Okay, I want to talk about Neo.

So one of the funny things about the human mind is that we're not happy when stocks are trading high because we're like, too expensive. And then we're not happy when stocks are trading low because we're like, oh no, this is this is a falling knife. This just keeps going down and down and obviously you've heard the whole dip mindset spiel. But let's be real.

When you're buying a dip, you have that little voice in the back of your head. Especially these days that's like Charlie Charlie. Listen to me. This is going to keep dipping.

This is a 10-year dip. This is a 500 000 layer dip. Too much dip and not enough chips to put in it. Don't buy this Charlie.

Go buy something else you don't want. You want to stay out of the market. It's dangerous. The market's a dangerous place.

Okay, listen to me Charlie. Well, with a lot of these companies, the way that you should see it is. Hey, even if the downtrend lasts for years, where is the company going in? Years separate the company from the stock for a moment. Imagine that Neo goes down to five dollars, while month over month growing their infrastructure, growing their brand image, and eventually getting out of that global chip shortage, massively growing their manufacturing, delivering vehicles all over the place, expanding into Norway and eventually the rest of Europe.

Imagine them taking more and more of that extremely growing market share. Let me give you a quick analogy. So there's this trendy rodeo cowboy bar that's near my house and I used to drive by it in the summer and it would have like 30 40 people waiting in line every single day. I never got it, never went myself.

I'm not a big drinker, only when the market's down, but I would drive by and I'd see 30 40 people waiting in line to get these really expensive drinks. And over the last couple of weeks I've seen that skyrocket. Now when I drive by, the line is like all the way down the corner and you don't even want to get started on Saturday and Friday nights. And I see it growing consistently in popularity as it spreads over social media and pretty much everybody wants to go there now.

The lines are ridiculous. So I see that this company is selling tons and tons of drinks. It has tons of tons of demand, The drinks are extremely expensive and it's getting more and more popular. Well let's say that the bar owner goes and says, okay, well I want to put this on the market.

I want to sell the business and I see that it's growing in business month over month over month and I see a very strong uptrend. And let's say the business owner has a hard time selling it for some reason and it just keeps going down and down and down in price. But the business, it just keeps getting more and more popular. More and more people keep going.

More and more people keep buying these expensive drinks. Well, literally you're paying less to get more and it's the same deal. here. With Neo, it's just a little bit harder to comprehend because public financing makes everything more complicated, especially with the cycles of the market and interest rates.

Everything makes it extremely complicated, but it's really not as complicated as it seems. If you can identify a company that's making money, it's growing. It's in a booming niche, and it has the proof of concept in order to keep growing. Well, you just did the work.

Double is powerful if you can find it when it's really, really cheap. So I don't really see this as a huge problem if it keeps selling off. It's actually funny. A Sheriff Neil probably wouldn't even cover a drink at this bar that I'm talking about.

But anyways, what am I saying? I'm just saying that make sure you're looking at the big picture because if you really believe in this company and if you really look at what they're doing, it's not a bad idea. for this to get cheap. Is the long-term outlook for Neo? 50 worse than it was two months ago? No. Something very interesting for short-term traders that we saw this week was that a lot of growth stocks didn't break into new lows.

A lot of them did, but a lot of them didn't as well. For example, Skills and Clover Interesting ones both got beat down, but didn't make new lows. These happen to be some of the biggest losers of the first growth crash, but this time they weren't the biggest losers. In fact, they just hit that same level of low.

And that's likely because it's at that low that short sellers got short squeezed. So you had a perfect level of buyers and short sellers meeting at that point. And this is very, very powerful because we can get some really strong fine pressure in the next couple of weeks. I think this is going to squeeze again, and the first opportunity for that to happen is on Monday, because Clove is reporting earnings.

If they can just beat a little bit, we could get that buying pressure and it can become a cascade. Okay, Jumia or African Amazon up 12? You're probably wondering how do you put yourself in a position to take advantage of these uptrends when the opportunities to buy the dipper falling knives Because obviously uptrends are great and all. But if you're just buying it consecutively like, it's kind of hard to capture that it just keeps going down and then you have a random update. Well, I mean, your way to play this has to depend on your outlook and how long term you're trying to play it.

If you're long term, you can buy the dip and keep averaging down. Which means that when the overall trend actually reverses, you'll be accelerating your return to profitability very very quickly. That's a long-winded approach, and of course, with the foot in the market, that could take some time. But the other thing you can do is you could short term trade trading an entry day trend over the red directional Sma line with exits at the break of the blue or a stop loss.

That's another way to do it. The choice is yours. There's a lot of different ways to play these and approach this market anyways. folks that caps off the video.

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