Two weeks ago I told you there was one chart that had to take out its high before I'd trust this market. It did, and then some… It's at all-time highs, I'm so excited, and I went long with my members last week and we rode this thing straight to profit town. The writing was on the wall. The chart was coiling in a pattern I love, the first crack came Thursday, then Friday's jobs report gave us the catalyst and we got a blue sky breakout. Monday followed through and it gapped again today. That's momentum in the bulls' control, and I wanted my people to feel what it's like to be part of an all-time high instead of watching it from the outside. So now, what's next? I pulled the levels, I've got the one we're holding above, and I've got a target. Rock On, Voz  

You guys know I'm in and out by the close almost every day. So when I record a video about a stock I want you to buy and hold, pay attention, because I don't do it often. This is a company you used today without thinking about it, and its chart has spent five months doing something that sounds bad and isn't. The pattern it's in has a scary name. Most people see the name and sell. I see what's underneath it and I'm like, this thing is coiling to explode. Three of my moving averages are sitting right on top of each other under the price, and that's the floor. I don't see it going lower. I've got a measured target and a timeframe, and I gave it a grade I almost never give. I put it all in a two-minute video, where I think it goes and why

Oh my God, you guys. That close. If you were watching, it looked like the market just rolled over for no reason yesterday. It had a reason… It had $6 billion of them, and we haven't seen a number like that in forever. Moves near the open and the close feel random to most people. They aren't. There's a tell, and Mark saw it a few minutes before it hit the tape. Then it hit, and those puts went from 10 points out of the money to at the money so fast I couldn't get my first order in before people in the room were calling out fills.     And the ones who held to the bell? A nickel settled at 80 cents. That's 1,500% in the last 10 minutes of the day. That was sick. I'm still not over it. I clipped the whole thing so you can