Introduction to Swing Trading | John McNichol

good day everyone john mcnichol here and welcome to swing trading days to weeks like to welcome all of our potential new clients here that may have gotten an invitation for this webcast today what we'll do is we'll be taking a look at some of the fundamentals of swing trading we'll utilize tools such as thinkorswim platform to identify potential swing setups and as always we'll attempt to do some practice trades so we can apply what we've learned so stick around [Music] all right hey it's great to see those you that are here live with us today too many to mention there but do appreciate those of you that have joined us once again this week for swing trading days to weeks and a special shout out for those of you that are new with us today and my good friend james boyd helping out on the chat today so uh any questions i am unable to get to uh he'll be more than happy to help uh be patient as we do have quite a few people online with us today you can follow both of us on twitter you can see my twitter handle on the screen it's our first initial last name underscore tda james is pretty simple uh at jboid underscore tda it's a great way to learn uh more about your instructors hopefully learn more about the markets and we have some great references there uh including some that we'll cover here today on this swing trading class so let's go ahead and take care of disclosures folks and we will get right into it contents intended for in educational information purposes only not investment advice or recommendation of any security strategy or account type options not suitable for all investors special risk inherent options trading please read the previous copy of characteristics and risks of standardized options likewise we'll be possibly covering down on an example let's go back here of spreads spreads multi-leg option strategies often involve greater mark more complex risk than single leg option trades including multiple commissions which are important factors should be considered when evaluated in any trade you're encouraged to practice what you learn here today with tools such as the paper money software application which is for educational purposes and successful virtual trading does not guarantee success of actual funds during a later time period as market conditions change continuously now in order to demonstrate the function out of the platform we'll be using actual symbols our td ameritrade does not make recommendations or determine suitability of any security or strategy for individual traders any investment decision you make and your self-directed account is solely your responsibility now while this webcast discusses technical analysis other approaches include fundamental analysis may assert very different views and a stop-loss order will not guarantee an execution at or near the activation price once activated they compete with other income and market orders there's a brief uh bio for those that are interested there myself along with james and about uh 10 other fine coaches and instructors here at td ameritrade i have quite a bit of extensive background with the markets as well as with financial education there and certainly like to do some things uh outside uh when we have the time for that uh all right let's go ahead and take a look at our agenda here for today as i kind of bit a headline there we're going to explore some of the fundamental elements of swing trading now those that have joined us on a regular basis should have a grasp of that this is to the benefit of many of our new people that are showing up with us here today but a good refresher uh we're gonna utilize some of the tools on thinkorswim to identify some of these potential swing setups utilizing tools such as moving averages the williams fractal as well as some productivity tools like custom quote columns to be able to potentially identify swing setups bounces breakouts things that may help us just be a little more productive and we'll demonstrate on how to play so we should be able to get an example of a stock trade as well as a defined risk trade utilizing an option spread and throughout and wrapping up we'll also see how this applies to some of the current market conditions all right let's go ahead and bring up the thinkorswim platform and we'll get into this discussion and you know if we were to go ahead and define kind of what a swing trade is in in simple terms uh would really be uh trading between different price levels uh support and resistance as an example uh and not necessarily trading a trend but hopefully trading with a trend to look to try and capture potentially relatively short-term moves although some of these techniques can be applied to any time frame whether we're looking at very active trading on an intraday basis and then even looking at larger time frames trying to capture more of the upward momentum moves that occur in an uptrend and likewise on a downtrend try to capture some of those downward momentum moves all right and what i'd like to do to apply some of these concepts is a combination of utilizing the thinkorswim platform likewise also utilize uh the td ameritrade website via the education tab a great resource it's accessible via both the thinkorswim platform as well as the td ameritrade website you notice there's an education tab here sometimes when i'm doing a presentation for some reason uh it does not want to load up hence we'll go to the td ameritrade website which just about everyone here should be familiar with and via that td ameritrade website you will see an education tab and come over to the left-hand margin under where it says stocks once you click on stocks you'll see access to quite a bit of information you may have some suggested education up at the top uh to include what i'm going to reference here the stocks technical analysis course for some reason if you don't see it under your featured education simply scroll down on the education tab by the stocks link and look for course in the drop down and you'll go ahead and see some of the different courses available to you for stock trading as well as stock investing here we are stocks technical analysis and you can see some companions for stocks fundamental analysis which my good friend james boyd teaches on mondays as well as income investing for those that are interested in the dividend side i cannot overemphasize uh utilizing these courses to get a base knowledge of what we teach and apply in our various webcasts now as i go ahead and come to this technical analysis course you're certainly encouraged to go through some of the various lessons here all self-paced but if we uh scroll down a little bit here and look at tools such as the technicians tool set one of the areas where it comes to swing trading is looking at price patterns particularly continuation price patterns now these are patterns that essentially are consolidations that are in a trend uh some of them may be relatively uh small you know over the course of just a couple of sessions others may extend to a longer period and as far as the shapes relatively simple think triangles and rectangles and notice as we look at other patterns such as a wedge you know nothing more than kind of a a bit of a triangle or a rectangle depending on how it's formed this is kind of the fundamental element of a pattern referred to as a flag notice a sharp move and price action to the upside followed by what we kind of call a consolidation it could be forming a small triangle or a pattern and looking for that price to break out and continue that trend hence the term continuation and from a swing trader perspective a swing trader perspective may be looking to try and capture a similar move to what had occurred so in this case if you had let's say a five dollar move in price action the trader may be looking for a similar price move if it was to break out of that pattern and form that continuation all right and so as you kind of scroll down you can see more of a deeper dive uh on these patterns as far as their construction and notice once again is identifying areas of resistance which is kind of connecting the highs uh and versus support which is looking at the lows the size of that pattern and or that previous move uh may portend potential for a similar move if that price bounces or breaks and again this is that type of relatively short move that a swing trader is looking to capture okay and as we go down as i kind of alluded to essentially the size of that pattern may project a target if it breaks to the downside or if it breaks to the upside of potentially a similar move between that support and resistance uh or a previous swing all right now the other two i'd like to share that's part of this course if we go back and usually there's a home button on the bottom here let's see if i can get to that sometimes when i have this screen a little bit bigger it's a little bit hard to do sometimes i may just need to x out of that and let's see if we go back into the course again a little repetition there stocks go under media type find your course stocks technical analysis and whether start or continue the course some of these courses you'll see sample investing plans let's go ahead and make a reference to that if i go ahead and click on that this is for illustrator purposes some traders may use this as a base to build their own uh trading plan it has a lot of the characteristics of things to consider before someone does uh consider trading or implementing a plan for those of you that are here live i just went ahead and pushed that link out to you as a reference and if we go ahead and scroll down and look at this example now this example is referred to as a a bull flag sample plan which is basically kind of a short-term momentum type trade when again there's a previous strong move in this example to the upside followed by a relatively small consolidation uh maybe a one two three may even be a several day pullback and looking for that price to break and continue once again the trend and notice that each plan should start with an objective what are you looking to accomplish and swing traders are typically trying to capture short-term rallies that are in an existing intermediate uptrend now we would want to identify what is that intermediate uptrend and it says here utilizing bull flag price patterns but this could be any price pattern again think simple triangles or rectangles of any size or shape can be applied to this example plan uh as you look at watch list criteria and this is something that we apply consistently each and every week in our webcast is seeking that momentum in stocks that are more widely traded uh that may have some upward momentum or attempting to have some breakout of momentum looking at an intermediate uptrend now in the example that we'll be utilizing you'll see a lot of my charts with an example of a 55 period exponential moving average that i'm utilizing for our example now other traders may use different periods does not mean that one is better than another uh you know others may utilize a 50 and even to a smaller end maybe looking at a 30 day okay it's just a matter of what type of trend you're looking to isolate there uh liquidity very important making sure that it has a certain number of volume in a lot of the examples we look at typically there are stocks that have over a million shares in volume and so that's a consideration as far as liquidity not only for trading stocks but also for trading options now before we continue to talk about like uh entries and potential exits uh let's go ahead and actually go to the platform and make sure we have kind of a a common picture on what a swing setup may look like and we'll utilize some tools to help us do that so i'm going to go ahead and go to the thinkorswim platform and we'll use uh apple as an example here and looking at this chart i currently have a three month chart but you know let's go out to a year so we can you know isolate you know different periods of time now as i mentioned that green dash line i have on the chart represents a 55 period exponential moving average and you can see over the course of the last year on how that average you know may have been flat to down and notice the price action you know being below that average or trending down we can see other aspects of a bit of a downward bias but kind of flatten it out indicating more of a sideways trend and then certainly examples of an upward trend as that average is rising and price making higher highs and higher lows now that's actually a key theme of for a swing trader to keep in perspective is the concept of what defines a trend higher highs and higher lows for an uptrending stock lower highs and lower lows for a downtrending stock and from a standpoint of whether a shorter term and looking at for more of a intermediate to a longer term certainly the more higher highs and higher lows uh would signify a strength of that trend whereas just a few higher highs and higher lows may signify more of a shorter term move so if we take that in mind and look at something like apple once again uh we can see in the period if we were just go back where this 55 period moving average was kind of a bit flat uh notice you see more equal lows and kind of little more equal highs kind of a rectangle okay now notice what happens price breaking out of that resistance now that is a sign of a what we refer to a bullish reversal the sum we talk about in our breakouts and reversal class a webcast i teach every wednesday at uh i believe 1 pm eastern time okay and actually i think it's noon eastern time i need to double check believe it's noon and notice that windows prices break out we're seeing the semblance of an uptrend we're seeing higher highs higher lows higher lows higher highs higher lows and notice as i'm highlighting this we can see that trend continue to develop and notice how that 55 period moving average or whatever intermediate average you're utilizing supports that trend okay now these points from lows to highs are your swings and this these are the shorter term moves that some traders are looking to capture now those things had changed a little bit recently january was kind of a rough month notice price making a lower high making a shorter term lower low making a lower low here so notice here in this case the shorter term trend at least signified by a series one two three of lower highs lower lows and over kind of more days to weeks shorter term trend down notice i have some moving averages to represent that a 13 period which is kind of half of a monthly cycle representing that shorter term trend actually i should highlight that's in blue so sorry a little slightly colorblind in our example representing kind of more that shorter term trend and the five period kind of more of the weekly move notice how that five period has a tendency of closely lining up with these swings so kind of think of more of like an example of a swing average now i know again other traders may have different periods that they may utilize these are the examples i've utilized my webcast a little bit of a fibonacci freak so a lot of those are some fibonacci series just like 21 period moving average a good example of a monthly average i know james has utilized examples of an 8 period moving average that may line up with some of these swings as well now some of you may ask when you saw me utilize the drawing tool uh on how quickly i kind of drew some of those highs and lows well you know as being a chartist and and looking at charts for quite a period of time you can kind of visualize that with a lot of practice but what if you're fairly new we do have some tools that you can utilize to possibly isolate some of those highs and lows it's a tool called the williams fractal it's part of a pattern tool on the thinkorswim platform if you look up here in the upper right hand corner of the chart you'll see a link that says patterns once you're there click on that pattern link and there's a link that says select patterns okay let's go ahead and go full screen so you can see that now notice i already have this added now this is actually part of the candlestick pattern area so when you go to available patterns you select candlestick and in the list you're going to look at fractal or you can type in williams and you'll see it come up now what does this tool do if you click on the question mark you get a little break down on what it does and you'll see it's a reversal candlestick pattern uh in a lot of our webcasts and within the course we're utilizing examples of candlestick patterns to identify the potential bounce uh in a swing or a trend as well as looking for a bearish reversal uh in the case of uh price back and off of resistance so swing traders may utilize some of these candle patterns to identify some of those potential swings all right now simply go ahead and double click on it and in the settings the default settings has a 2 which is sufficient for what we're utilizing we're just looking for a smaller reversal pattern you can always modify those if you wish but i'm going to go ahead and click ok now you also need to make sure when you click on that patterns to check the box where it says show patterns and now we can go ahead and see these little carrot points and notice i kind of highlighted some of these carry points without seeing the carrots kind of connect the dots so to speak and notice when you see an uptrend you see examples of those higher lows higher highs higher lows higher highs and go forward now notice here as we got into january kind of a change in that swing okay uh whereas things started going a little more towards lower highs lower lows prices are trying to revert here in the case of apple if i was to go ahead and connect the dots go to our drawing tools and select a diagonal line james teaches this a lot in his trend trading class uh whereas uh the focus of this class is typically more days to weeks uh james i believe it's on his thursday class uh gets into more of the trend and so notice in the case of apple here uh the prevailing trend has still generally been up that 55 day moving average uh has been flat to rising and notice we see a diagonal break of that resistance this could be an entry for a swing trader uh it could be an entry for a trend trader okay for a longer time frame now let's just utilize an apple as an example uh of a breakout kind of what we call a reversal and uh typically for a swing may look to target a previous high or a level of resistance and notice right now after uh we saw a bounce in apple and a following breakout apple's momentum may be slowing down to this previous high and we'll see a bit of a tie-in here with other markets on even though we're looking at a bullish strategy as an example are necessarily all the stocks in the market necessarily good candidates for a bullish strategy and we're going to focus on kind of what we know some of you may not be as familiar on the bear on the bearish side but we'll look at some bullish examples of some of these swings kind of support what we had in that sample investing plan on identifying short-term rallies in an intermediate trend try to capture those so let's go ahead and bring up a couple examples and let's see here i'll go ahead and let's bring up t e c k as you can see here with uh tech this is uh more of a materials company as we go ahead and take a you know a look at it you know trading quite a bit of volume uh it is optional and as we go ahead and we see uh we have an example of the intermediate trend being up now this was more of a shorter term pullback notice we do see a lower high lower low low or low but notice finding support at that intermediate average a a hammer pattern which is taught in our technicals course forming a low day and notice today price action is trading above the high of the low day this is an acronym what we call a kahold i know james talks extensively about this in his webcast as well if you look at the sample investing plan that i shared with you and those of that are home if you bring that up on the technical analysis course that's referred to as a support bounce common entry signal identified as a close above the high of a low day and we use that acronym as a whole basically a common candle reversal also that may follow up with a resistance break which we're kind of seeing today as well can be another common entry signal where we look for price to close above resistance drawn along the top of the pattern so again we look at tck we actually kind of have a simultaneous hold now notice here previous that cohold there's what we would call a harami or an inside day this is common in various price patterns and may be a precursor to a cohold that we're seeing here now guess what i do have some productivity tools we'll share with you and this is how able to find some of these potential uh patterns whether looking for a setup for a hold or looking for a cohold itself price trading were potentially closing above the high of the low day all right so in doing this let's do uh uh we'll do an example of a practice trade but let's look at a couple other examples and we'll go from there the other one want to look at tied in materials as well is dow now this is actually kind of similar to a pattern we'll be talking more in our breakouts and reversals notice the previous trend was down for dow making lower highs and lower lows but we start seeing a transition of higher lows as well as higher highs so this is an example of a trend reversal and notice we're seeing price break above that resistance now a common uh if we were to enter as a practice trade here we can potentially set a stop loss it's not guaranteed to fill but we can set uh a stop loss order below that breakout point now some traders may set at a percentage a dollar amount below now if i take a little bit closer look at it we do have an example of a hold as well kind of a one day pull back kind of forming a bit of a doji and price is trading and potentially closing with a half hour left above the high the low day so we're actually breaking out and bouncing simultaneously okay now notice there's the little carrot points there's a low there's a high some traders may go ahead and measure from that low to that high this would be kind of the concept of a flag pattern shorter term pattern notice that's about almost a seven dollar move i'm just connecting the dots now if i was to right click on this and whether activated or duplicate it some traders can do either duplicate in it now i go to that higher low and this would give a potential projection of that swing this is what swing traders have attempt to try and capture so i can go ahead and mark that level as a potential target okay now if i go ahead and move this out a little bit a trend trader or someone that's looking at it for more of a bigger picture and join james on thursday or join me tomorrow as well uh here's a larger pattern some traders may be looking for that larger move that may take more than just a few days okay this would maybe more weeks to potentially going into months this pattern was formed basically over about a three month period you know the larger move can take that level of move but we can apply the same principle measuring the distance between that support and resistance and projecting that similar move recognizing it can take a bit longer for it to make that move now let's say for this example let's go ahead and get a a practice trade in and we'll do it simply with a stock those are that join me in this class we have done practice trades on individual stocks we've done them on individual options and we've also done them on spread trades a consideration for very active traders is an attempt to define risk the best that one can stocks do require more equity to be tied up stops are also not guaranteed that's not saying one uh is better than the other some investor traders may look to turn that into an investment if things continue being positive that would be entirely up to the individual investor so i'm going to go ahead and put in a practice trade utilizing the thinkorswim platform and what we'll do is we'll set a stop uh based off of the sample investing plan if i bring that up is utilizing some money management as far as how much one is willing to risk as a percentage of their portfolio make sure it's amount that one is willing to lose as we look at some of the sample exit rules uh on a short term trade it may be set about let's say as an example one percent below the low as the lowest day within that pattern um another example if one's looking for a you know a larger move maybe about three percent below that breakout point in the example of our pattern okay uh we may set a price target as we did on the swing trade may be helpful too in a more volatile market as things can swing up pretty quickly and swing back the other way we already measured that so let's go ahead and determine what a potential stop would be if i put my cursor on that low day that information should show up at the top here uh 58 28 is the low if i take that 5828 we can use the calculator we'll do 5828 times 0.99 that would be one percent below that low that would be a potential stop of 57.69 so i'll use a horizontal drawing tool just to visualize that we can put that on the chart sometimes a little hard to put it exact what you can do is when you drop the line you can right click on it edit the properties it's also an opportunity to kind of color code it you know for instance i can make that red but this is a potential stop make that a dashed line so i know that as a reference point and also more importantly let's edit it and put in the level we discussed right click edit properties we can plug in 57 69 and hit okay all right now with this visualization we have our potential entry which is breaking out right now so close to the current price uh the potential target and where the stop loss would be currently now from a risk to reward this is kind of a one to one some traders may be looking for a greater reward to risk but you know this is again a personal preference there uh so if i want to go ahead and place this trade i can simply go ahead and right click near the price uh let's say we do a buy custom with oco bracket this is a kind of a common uh order type entry that one can utilize if they are have an idea of where their desired outcome is to a price target utilizing a limit order to sell likewise if they want to put in a stop order keep in mind again a stop order is not guaranteed to fill at a specific price once triggered it'll be competing with other income and market orders now to set this up we're going to make our time and force for the sell orders to be in gtc what that's going to do is once this order fills it'll trigger these two orders that'll be in oco one cancels other uh for the limit we're gonna put in our target price uh 65 dollars i believe we set as a target and then for the stop uh i believe we put in uh 57.69

okay now there's a hundred shares right there uh if i right click or click on send we got to confirm and send you know that's tying up about six thousand dollars in equity one needs to consider based off the size of the account um you know if that's a reasonable allocation also keep in mind the potential difference between our entry and our stop price is about uh a little over uh four dollars if i got that right three yeah about just a little over four dollars uh so theoretically four times a hundred would be your potential risk on the trade about 400 plus okay uh i'll leave 400 or 100 in here for our example and we'll go ahead and we'll send that through now notice it didn't fill right away uh probably because the limit order was a little uh below the price i can go ahead and adjust that to put in at or above the market and looks like we went ahead and we got that filled if i go to the monitor tab we can see our filled order so filled at 61.87 and now we have the trade working for us plan to trade trade the plan okay uh by putting in our potential exits we basically have it set up that if the price hits in this case 65 25 looks like it adjusted up a little bit because i offset the entry price uh if it hits 6525 it would close out the trade and cancel out the stop if we trade down to 57.94 which i believe i may need to adjust that because i think we said it was 57.69 i can right click on that cancel and replace order this is also where you can adjust stops as well if you want to adjust adjust stops up i think that's about where we're at one can go ahead and potentially do that uh one form of trade management uh is you know taking a look you know at those price targets and once you're on that price target it would go ahead and close out the position now what some traders may do is if the price has made a significant move let's say half the move is to consider adjusting that stop closer to a break even so kind of some trade management rules i believe some of them may be covered uh in the sample plan let's see if i can bring that up again delete that pull this out so it doesn't say it specifically in this plan but a consideration you know is okay if the price makes have to move possibly considering adjusting that stop let's go ahead and double check uh see what we have uh for some questions here i know james has been helping out today let's bring up our agenda making sure that we are on track here if i can get that going so we've been exploring some of the fundamental elements of swing trading we've been utilizing some of the thinkorswim tools particularly moving averages and the williams fractal to identify the prevailing trend as well as identifying the highs and lows of some of those previous swings utilizing that to set a potential target as we did with our sample practice trade on dow now we can do the same thing for an option trade what i would like to do is the question is as we're looking at some of these questions is the uh the script that you may have saw on the far side of the screen let's go ahead and talk a little bit about that give you some references to that as well so i'm going to go ahead and bring up a reference here for you as i mentioned twitter it could be a good way of picking up on a lot of these things i'm going to go ahead and share this example now this is not a recommendation of one script over another and it is not guaranteed as far as its uh effectiveness as well as timeliness there but i shared with you is basically a pin tweet if you like what i've been putting down here today i have links to my webcast schedule and also links on utilizing some of these productivity tools which i may be updating it with this webcast but if you scroll down here's a a breakdown of some of the common scripts i've created and utilized in this class one utilizing moving average crossovers if you look at the description here if we basically see examples of green it's demonstrating that the moving averages are above each other implies more of a bullish trend keyword implies things can change a lighter green maybe a little more a weakening of the trend kind of think of pullbacks maybe a little more of a correction or consolidation and the ones that are showing up red would signifying that the averages are below each other and more than likely the price is below that 55 period moving average now uh those of you if you want to apply some of these you can modify them make them your own but the other script that we have on here too is looking for the kaholts looking if prices are closing above the high the low day think of a bullish bounce some of the examples we looked at here today or if it is more of a bearish bounce that the price is rolling over and some traders may use this as a way of potentially entering as well as exiting swing trades in this case to the upside or if we have a downtrend and we've been seeing some of that lately is utilizing a a bearish bounce as a bearish entry and looking for a bullish bounce that can hold as an example of an exit okay now you can see some other tools here the steps on adding them are right here if you do not wish to follow me on twitter you can simply pause the webcast when it's posted and just follow these steps right here now if i go back to the platform and i have this applied to just some common watch lists everything from public watch lists such as the weeklies lists as well as the penny increments list are examples of optionable stocks so if one's considering options or just looking for more liquid stocks uh they and look at confirming by looking at volume may be helpful uh also you know one may just look at some of the uh indexes themselves like for instance the nasdaq 100 and that's what i'd like to kind of uh wrap up here today on looking at some of these current market conditions as we said that we would do uh when we go ahead and take a look at on the thinkorswim platform and look at some of the major market indices you know are they necessarily setting up for a bullish trade even though we saw some examples energy stocks material stocks are some areas that have shown some recent strength there but if we go ahead and take a look at something simple as the s p s p x so we're going to scroll this down notice we've seen some of these trends breaking down we're below that 55 day average notice now we're seeing downward swings so this would be the opposite of a bull flag what we call a bear flag so notice the market trading up broken support acting as some resistance and may look for seeing that those prices may break down okay now we haven't seen any bearish bounces yet uh so haven't been referencing that with some exceptions let's see i think it was autodesk was looking at earlier a similar situation a lot of nasdaq stocks are like this lower highs and lower lows below the average now a downward trend broken support acting as new resistance now you can see some of these swings so very similar pattern here as i try and zoom in bearish traders may be looking for prices to trade below the low of the high day and try and capture a downward swing and if you follow me this week and some of my other classes breakouts and reversals tomorrow also in thursday we have our long verticals and diagonals we take an equal bias on looking at bullish or bearish trades based off of how we see a stock condition or some of the prevailing market conditions so something to keep an eye on as we go into the end of the week on how this market may develop there let's just go ahead and double check for some other questions here and hopefully we covered everything that we said we were going to do today i do have an ask for you i don't believe there's a survey today but there's two things that you can do for me and james one if you enjoyed what you learned here today click like uh that enables other people have an opportunity to see uh what's available uh on the thinkorswim platform and where you're on right now is actually the trader talks channel so on top of click and like here today if you'll notice on the bottom i believe right underneath my index finger there you may see a link to subscribe by clicking on subscribe you'd be subscribed to trader talks and you can turn on notifications and be alerted to all the other fine education we have here at td ameritrade education that we have pretty much from the market open until well after the market closes monday through friday and most of those sessions are archived so you can weather catch some of it and then go back later on and see that archive session as well so hopefully you learned something new today folks uh as we explored some of the fundamental elements of swing trading we don't expect you to pick up on everything today but at least see what some of those resources are and you'll typically see that i'll consistently apply these principles each and every week now i'd like to remind you folks in order once again as we try and bring up our disclosures is that everything we discussed here today was for educational purposes and the individual symbols that we were looking at were not a recommendation to buy or sell any security any investment decision you make in your self-directed account is solely your responsibility once again folks the twitter handle at j mcnichol underscore tda it's on the bottom of the screen and at jboid underscore tda do appreciate you have a wonderful day and looking forward to seeing you again real soon bye now [Music] you

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