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Attorney Now On Thursday we made a video, follow-up and more in-depth breakdown to the after play setup. I broke down their book value situation the short seller set up with 100 utilization and what's happened in the past when we've had that kind of setup. We talked about the insanely high cost to borrow fees and some technical indications I'd like to see such as holding various support levels during cooldowns. We also discussed the need to get continuing overall momentum and ideally a breakout that allows Atra to get talked about over the weekend and get even more hype that could cause some Fomo pressure.

Come open the following week. Now the weekend has passed. most of it at least and tomorrow we're going into open and so far the prediction has come true. On Friday, we did get what we wanted.

it broke out to 507. If you look at it in the context of this past week, that's a new high. The previous breakout from earlier last week only took it to 423. So the huge higher high breakout on Friday solidifies it as a continuing momentum plan, and my prediction that that is what was needed in order to get Atra trending over the weekend has seemingly been correct.

Atra is the number one trending stock on Reddit according to Ape wisdom. So a few things that you're going to want to look out for into this week on the stock. I believe that the most likely scenario hither is you see another blip upward early on as weekenders and new weekenders add capital in the pre-market and perhaps open, but then it's going to fall. With a lot of these hype or squeeze stocks, you've seen a lot of momentum enter and then leave by the time that market opens.

If that trend continues into tomorrow or Tuesday, pay attention to where it falls. As you know, previous resistance becomes new support. If it can hold new support levels, it can build on them when hype rallies come in later on in the week. Sure, it'd be fun and dandy to get a huge rally Monday and Tuesday and then the taking profit cycle after that.

But a lot of times what you see is you see them rally really early on and then all of a sudden it gets a huge cool off and then you have to wait for the next round and the market's looking at it and saying, is it going to retain value If so, boom boom. If not, bang bang bang bang in this case means downward. If this falls to previous resistance levels at around 4 20 ish or 4 15-ish like it did mid-day Friday, that's very bullish. If you break down to these previous resistance levels at 392, that's still fine.

But when you start getting into that area where you're erasing nearly all of Thursday and Friday's ground below that, it's going to be a lot more difficult to restart the momentum. And that's just how the market works. At that point, you've almost certainly triggered most of the trader stop losses and you've broken a new trend and short sellers have accelerated their positions to dump during the downtrend. People need to see that this has the ability to continue with the retaining levels.

It's really difficult to get people to rebuy a stock that has already pumped massively if it just dumps 100 of what it pumped right afterwards. Substantially easier to get people to build onto rallies that have had time to breathe, but also showed that breathing wasn't fatal for the stock in its momentum. Never forget that the dynamic is always so that the first short sellers to cover get the best deal. If you're at an overall uptrend, short sellers that decide to cover first and especially the bigger ones, they could cause a massive spiky spiky which kills the other short sellers.

if you have near 100 utilization and extreme short interest, everybody knows that hey, if a big short seller decides to cover, he's going to squeeze all of us out. Sure, there's a lot of demand for borrowing shares and those shares might just be re-left very, very quickly, but all you need is one area of extreme buying pressure to cause a massive massive rush to bid up prices. There's also this worry about incremental dilution as a result of financing agreements. After just addressed those concerns via tweeter, they said the common stock, pre-funded warrants and warrants are already included in a Tyrian's fully diluted share count and do not represent any incremental delusion.

So I think they answered that question pretty well. Now in terms of the main threat to actors momentum, I would say the biggest threat is an overall massive market sell-off. You can have the best technical sell-off in the world, but if the market decides to vomit on any given day, well, your setup is going to have a lot of the probability stacked against it. Now it's not all bad though, because like we saw with Atra last week hey, we had a massive risk off period and Atra was able to retain a lot of its original pump.

That retaining the value allowed the momentum to come back and build onto it later on in the week. So when you do get a massive sell-off pay attention to how these stocks retain value. expect them to go down and expect them to go down a lot, but pay attention to how much they go down. Are they actually retaining any of their previous pump? Because if they are, you have a lot of people that are waiting on the sidelines waiting for the next rally and the next market condition day where you get another inflow.

A few down trading days in the market isn't a killer for Momentum stocks, but it's certainly a big big test now. At the end of the day though, this is a stock that we've been covering in this current wave cycle since about 250 ish a share last Monday. rallying from 250ish to 507 in about five trading days is a pretty good overall. Run a double in a week for a hype trade is insanely good, and even if you just caught a quarter of the move, that's still a solid trade.

during an overall risk off week. A couple weeks ago, hype trade after hype trade was doubling, but last week you didn't see that many doublers, not even in doubling. The point here is that yes, you can recognize when you see a good setup and a continuing momentum setup, but you can also be cautious and understand that being greedy is not a good quality for a trader. If you play this and are sitting on an unrealized massive gain from the last week, I would strongly consider taking some risk off the table.

Who cares if this goes up another 100 percent or goes up 200. Eventually, these all end and they end badly. Just pull up a long-term chart on anything that is spiking right now and you'll see that they've probably spiked a lot in the past and have dumped huge afterwards. Yet a lot of people say no, you should just hold this forever.

Now you find the momentum you plant and you do your damn best to take profits when you have them. A lot of people trade stocks like they hate profits, They see profits, and they're like Ew. That's disgusting. Why would I take those? Please market, Please take them back from me.

They're gross. Please do not be disgusted by your profits. If you see profits, take some off the table. Okay, next Sst.

So over the last couple of weeks, Sst has gone from 14 bucks to 22 bucks a share with some period, seeing it rise as high as 37 like on Tuesday last week, the day after they reported their earnings, and while it's had multiple areas of pumpy and dumpy, its overall uptrend has stayed consistent, which is one of the reasons it's worth talking about. I like to see more than anything really proof of concept. To me, it doesn't matter how good a setup sounds. If you're not getting momentum, you're not getting momentum.

It is what it is. You need to see some proof of concept first before you start getting excited about it. The stock is also interestingly of a higher quality than most traditional hype stocks. This is a digital marketing and customer acquisition company that focuses on publishing, search and acquisition.

They reportedly reach up to 120 million people monthly. They won Microsoft's advertising supply partner of the year. They just completed some big acquisitions like Coupon Follow which is apparently one of the largest coupon destinations for online shoppers, and Road Warrior, which is a subscription app focused on route planning for the gig economy. You look at what they just reported in their guidance, they expect revenue of one billion up another twenty percent year-over-year and adjusted ebata of 174 million dollars.

The company currently trades at a market cap of 1.9 billion, which isn't crazy given this is a profitable company and they are seeing huge revenue growth, yet not even trading at two-time sales. I understand in an inflationary environment where interest rates are going up, people are like I don't want to pay 100 of a percent of sales. not to mention a multiple of sales. Oh disgusting.

I only want to pay 500 times multiples of sales when you have no inflation. Okay, then fine, but as a technical trade, I mean there is some interesting setup here. You look at the trending stocks on Reddit in the last 24 hours. It's number three, although unlike Atra and Nile hither, it seems like the hype is taking a breather, if not reversing slightly.

So we'll see if this manages to get a new resurgence of hype this week. But for me, this is a stock that is going to have a crucial test of relevancy this week, and if it passes, it could certainly break out into a new high. If it fails, it becomes a piece of forgotten history that nobody cares about. like a museum that got burnt down and nobody managed to rebuild it because they didn't care.

The museum builders were busy eating popsicles. Here are two things that we need to see: Number One: We need to see Friday's sell-off reverse tomorrow or Tuesday. Tuesday is the day after Monday, by the way. Now, ideally it holds the overall uptrend and balances, but at minimum it bounces from some level either tomorrow or Tuesday.

If you want relevancy, you need to see that bounce early on this week or this is going to get forgotten and it's going to be a lot harder to get this restarted once it's forgotten. Number Two: We need to see a breakout past Friday's highs by the end of this week, which is a shortened week actually because of Good Friday. So keep that in mind. We really only have four days of a battlefield here.

So again, I think that if you don't get some real action towards the first couple of days, it's gonna be very, very difficult to get in the action towards the end of the week when people are gonna know that hey, we have to hold this over a longer weekend. Statistically, I mean, after something has already run, it's very difficult for people to be more and more hyped about it. Weekend after weekend, the first week in Something runs, people are like, oh, this is exciting, everybody talks about it and then Monday it pops and then it goes down again. But the second weekend, in the third week, and in the fourth week, and all of a sudden people like, yeah, this is kind of old news.

Where's the next momentum trait? This one's not doing enough for me. Okay, I want to switch over from these hype trades to one conviction stock. This is the stock that I have bought the dip on during this overall fear cycle. So far so fly of course has seen a lot of downtrends as people have panic sold out of growth stocks thanks to rising inflation and interest rate hikes.

You know the story. But so far just got hit even further as the White House extended the Federal Loan moratorium To the end of August. So of course my take originally when we presented so far was that you'd have this huge golden Easter egg where sofa would have all this new revenue coming in because one of its major segments that it was known for before the pandemic student loans would be unfrozen. Of course.

now it's been extended time and time and time again, which from a business standpoint is not the best thing to happen and it has just caused Sofi to lower their guidance because income from that segment was factored into the original estimates. which is kind of a problem when the Federal government doesn't give clear guidance in terms of what the policies are going to be and whether these companies can operate their business or if their business is going to be in moratorium. If you're planning on extended summer for years, at least tell the companies that operate in that business that that's your plan. Otherwise, everybody's hurt.

I mean, people who have the student loans aren't sure what their financial future is going to look like, the business isn't sure what their revenue is going to look like and investors aren't sure what the value of the company is going to be because it's all based on whether or not Biden decides to unfreeze this moratorium. And here's what Sophie just said in response back on the 6th. They said, even with the assumption of no end to the moratorium in 2022, our new full-year 2022 financial guidance represents approximately 45 year-over-year adjusted net revenue growth to 1.47 billion, a tripling of adjusted ebata at 100 million, and a doubling of margins. So Fi has done an outstanding job achieving record financial results, member and product growth, and consistent profitability.

Despite the negative impact of the extended student loan payment moratorium, we will work diligently to continue that trend in 2022.. So here you have them estimating a 45 year-over-year revenue increase despite the fact that one of their biggest revenue segments is basically in moratorium. And unless you believe that the moratorium is going to end up being permanent and student loans as we know it are going to be abolished, well, it's hard to see that this isn't going to be an extra Easter egg in the future whenever the moratorium doesn't But still, when you're analyzing Sofi, you have to look at the bigger picture, which is, are they getting more and more members quarter over quarter? The answer is yes, they just got 87 member growth in the last quarter report. You know, are they funneling more of their customers into different products in their overall suite? The answer is also yes, did they just get that bank charter That should help them a lot in upcoming quarters to expand profitability per product, as well as be more competitive.

Have they been very successful with acquisitions like Galileo? All of these answers to me are yes, So it's hard for me not to like so far as it goes down. Now I understand the argument that well. you know if we go into a massive recession or interest rates go to 20 or inflation goes up to 500 percent per day? All of a sudden, the case for any stock. Yet, a growth company like Sulphide goes down to nothing.

But when you're looking at a Conviction stock and you're valuing it, I believe that you have to focus on whether or not that business is going to grow over the next five to ten years. If you're complicating all of your analyses by looking at a million different macro factors that you have no control over or have no real way to forecast, then you're just going to be all over the board. Eventually you have to sit down and say, okay, well do I like this company, Is it going to continue to scale And if it's going to continue to scale and it's going to eventually reach profitability that is very scaling as well, while also being very, very cheap right now. Well, all of a sudden you're like, okay, this is a good deal, But the point is, I think that when you see a stock that you like at a good price and it's a Conviction stock, it makes sense to buy it.

Okay, Lastly, in terms of events happening this week, earnings season has started to trickle in by the end of the week you have Blackrock, Delta, Jp Morgan, Mini Meme Stock, Bed, Bath and Beyond. On Thursday you have Wells Fargo, The Sacks of Goldman, Citibank, Rite Aid, Morgan Stanley, Ally. and that's about all of the main ones. I'm looking forward to seeing what banks are projecting for upcoming quarters in this inflationary and higher interest rate environment.

Um, the Opec monthly Oil report will be posted on Tuesday. Expect volatility in oil markets around that. Let's get oiled up, folks, but not too much oil because that's expensive. Elon Musk is going to be giving a Ted talk on Thursday, which could have some volatility implications for Tesla and the tweeter.

And lastly, the stock market is, of course, closed for Good Friday. And then on Sunday. we're going to have to hear speculation from Cnbc about whether or not we're going to have an Easter Bunny rally shortly after that. We're going to have to hear about the Cell in May and go away, but that's a little bit more around the corner.

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