You're wrong, Miss Isles. I am a music lover, but we're not on a Sunday picnic. There are killers loose in this area, and we have to take every precaution. Have gone. Will travel, starring Mr. John Daner as Paladin, San Francisco, 1875, the Carlton Hotel, headquarters of the man called Paladin. Hey, boy. Hey, boy.   You want a room? I have a room, thank you. Oh, Mr. Paladin. Hey, boy, just close eyes at midnight for catnap. At midnight? Some catnap is now five o'clock in the morning. Five o'clock? What are you doing on the desk? Oh, nightclub get sick, hey, boy, take over. Hey, Mr. Paladin, why you have suitcase? You leave town? Yes, I'm taking the early stage, hey, boy. Oh, you get nice job? Well, Mr. Alonso of the New World Music Company has asked me to find two friends of his who are missing in Arizona. Yeah, plenty room in Arizona territory to get lost. I know, hey, boy, but these people should be easy to find. Professor Oscar Isles and his niece, they sell harmoniums. I don't imagine they've passed unnoticed. A harmonium? What's that? It's a parlor organ, hey, boy. It plays music. You've seen them. Oh, yes, sir. Oh, by the way, I have two tickets to the opera tomorrow night, but I won't be able to make it. Here, why don't you take Ms. Wong? Oh, thank you, Mr. Paladin. Hey, boy, I always wanted to see opera. Oh, what is opera like? Well, it's a somewhat like a play with music. Oh, many dancing girls. No, no, no, I'm afraid not. Not in this one, anyway. But I understand the soprano carries enough weight to make up for several dancing girls. Lord, you know, hey, boy, what's soprano? I'm afraid you'll have to, hey, boy. You can't miss her. Crisis in Paris. Debate in the United Nations. Trouble in Turkey or Tokyo. North, south, east or west. CBS News covers the news because CBS News maintains large staffs of crack correspondence to give eyewitness immediacy to their reports. 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Professor Oscar Isles and his niece Elsa were well remembered at places where they had given concerts displaying the new world harmonium. Their trail led into rugged country and late one afternoon I looked down into a valley and saw a wagon careening along a rough road. Unmistakably, it was the professor and his niece and they were having considerable trouble. A group of riders were following the wagon and the old man was firing a rifle at them. The young woman beside him fought to control the spooked horses. They had to be stopped before the wagon overturned. I rode down to help them. Hang on to the reins. Stop firing that rifle. Those are outlaws back there. Well, whoever they are, they've pulled up. They're just waiting. Those are desperate looking men. They've been chasing us. Uncle is only trying to protect us. If they had planned to harm you, ma'am, the way your uncle was firing that gun wouldn't have stopped them. Now let's just wait and see what they have on their minds. Uncle, one of them is riding toward us. Don't worry, my dear. I have him in my sights. Which is about the safest place for him to be. Now just put the gun down. Up with you. I'm a US Marshal. Ride on up, Marshal.  Looks don't always make the law, man. My name is Paladin, Marshal. Well, I'm John Bone. I didn't mean to stampede these folks, Paladin. I only wanted to tell them something. We saw you. You were chasing us. No, ma'am. Just waiting for the jet here to run out of ammunition or the horses to run out of steam. Me and my men were up. Those are your men, those savages? Indian scouts. They're about the finest trackers you can get. Let the Marshal talk. Thank you, Paladin. We've been trying to ride down a renegade named Chivaro. Heard that him and his half-breeds have come up from the border to do some raiding. Oh, no. I'm afraid so, ma'am. They're all known killers, too. We were going to warn you to make for a town or fort. Is this Chivaro supposed to be close by? I'm not sure. We're heading for the last place they were seen. Maybe we can trail him from there. But getting kind of late in the day, I guess we'll have to make camp. You mind if we camp with you? And then I'll escort these folk to the nearest settlement tomorrow. Glad to have you, Paladin. I'll tell my men. I have Professor Isles. We can make camp here if you don't mind. Did you call me Professor Isles? I did. And you are Miss Elsa, his niece, right? Yes, but well, how did you know? Mr. Alonso in San Francisco was worried about you. You're long overdue, so he sent me to find you. Not really. Where have you been? Well, we kept getting lost and having to start over. Uncle Oscar, I told you we should have written. But I wanted to surprise Dioralonso. Well, we better make camp. Those savages, are they really going to be with us? They are for the night. And you should be mighty grateful. Well, I doubt if I'll be able to sleep with them and camp with us. Let me tell you, Professor, I wouldn't be able to sleep without them. Not that I know Chavarro and his renegades are nearby. I must admit, Mr. Paladin, it's quite reassuring to have Marshall Bohn and his men standing guard. I thought you'd feel that way when it got dark. It's rather frightening to think there may be killers out there beyond the firelight. Chavarro and his men are mostly Apache half-breeds, ma'am, and not likely to attack an armed camp. Then you never know. Well, it's much too gloomy around here. Uncle Oscar, what we need is some music. Like Elsa, my dear, it's a splendid idea. You can play for these gentlemen to express our thanks. Come, I shall lower the tailgate. I'm sure Mr. Paladin is a music lover. I shall dedicate my concert to him. What are they talking about, Paladin? We are about to be favored by Miss Elsa Iles at the Harmonium. Come on, Marshall. I ain't here to harmonium since I was in church last. That's longer than I care to think about. Oh, and now, gentlemen, I take pleasure in presenting my lovely niece, Miss Elsa Iles, in concert at the compact but mighty console of this splendid new world harmonium. Ready, Elsa, dear? Already, uncle. Any requests, Mr. Paladin? Oh, just something soft and gentle, Miss Iles. I shall do my best, just for you, Mr. Paladin. Before I realized it, I was lost in the music played by the lovely girl. Her beauty and the music of the little harmonium was an unusual contrast to the rugged wilderness and the black night. I wasn't the only one absorbed by the sight and sound. Marshall Bowen seemed hypnotized, and his men moved closer, gazing intently at the girl. They were entranced by the strange music. Even the ones on guard turned their backs to the night and wandered toward the wagon. This would never do. I was about to stop her when she finished her first selection. Delightful, my dear. Now, play my favorite. All right, I'll do it. Professor, I'm sorry, but I think we'd better end the concert for tonight. But why, Mr. Paladin? I've only started. Marshall. Marshall. Take a look at your men. Well, I'll be. Get back to your posts, men. Paladin's right, ma'am. I almost forgot what we were. Thank you for the music, ma'am. Well, Mr. Paladin, you're evidently not the music lover I thought you were. I'm music lover I am, Miss Isles. I also have a great love for life. You mean the renegades might be out there? They might be. Cigarette. But enjoying it less changed the camels. The camel blend of costy tobaccos has never been equaled for real smoking satisfaction. Have a real cigarette. Start to really enjoy smoking again. The night passed without incident. I tried to get as much rest as I could for I knew that herding my musician friends through killer infested country would be no picnic. I hated to see Marshall blown and his men ride off just before dawn, but I knew they had a job to do. So did I. Getting the professor and Elsa on the road was not easy, but somehow we were soon on our way. Really, Mr. Paladin? I don't see why we had to start at such a disgustingly early hour, why the sun isn't even out. Now, now, Elsa. Miss Isles, if I'm to be responsible for your safety, you'll have to follow my rules of the road. Mr. Paladin's right, Elsa. We should be thankful he's here. I'm sure Mr. Alonzo paid him handsomely. He did, ma'am. He thinks you're worth protecting, even if you don't. All right, now let's travel. Keep your eyes open. We can start again as soon as I tie this water barrel back on the wagon. Whatever you say, Mr. Paladin. Horses ought to be arrested by now. That'll do it. You'll need that water to his desert country ahead. Where's your uncle? He went into that thicket over there. He saw a bird. You what? Uncle Oscar is keeping a notebook of unusual flora and fauna we see on our trip. Look, I told you both to stay close to the wagon. Professor Isles. He'll be back. Professor Isles. He couldn't have gone far. Miss Isles, in this country, just behind that thicket is far. Come on, we better find him. Oh, very well. I wish I could convince you and your uncle that we're not on a Sunday outing. You know that Chivaro is in the area. We have to take every precaution. Mr. Paladin, we're not children. I wonder, Miss Isles. Professor, you sure this is the thicket? Yes, I'm certain. Uncle Oscar, I wonder what could have happened to him. Well, stay close. There's a small clearing through these bushes. Come on. Mr. Paladin, look. Do not fire the gun, sir. No. My knife will slice his throat. My men surround you. Drop your gun, sir. Now please come forward. Do as he says. That's better than he goes. Now I can let this funny old man go without hurting him. Elsa, he was going to kill me. Oh, Uncle Oscar, what will we do, Mr. Paladin? You better ask him. Senor Chivaro, I believe? See, I mean, go ahead, Chivaro. And I will decide what is to happen to you. You better make a wise decision, Chivaro. There's a passe not too far away. This I know. That is why we return to the border. And now, Amigos, because of you, Chivaro will travel in safety, comprende? I think I do. We are prisoners till you get back into Mexico. Hostages to keep you from being attacked. See, with you among us, we will not worry about the gringo with the badge. And after you cross the border, what then? What then, senor? You and the old one here, my Apache brothers can have to do what they will. And as for the senorita, we will see. Mr. Paladin, what does he mean? Miss Isles, I'm afraid this is no time to explain. Just pray that you never find out. The professor and I were tied to the back of the wagon, half dragged along the dusty road. Chivaro rode up with Elsa, taunting her mercilessly. Just as the professor was about to collapse, we luckily had to stop for camp as it was growing dark. Guards were posted, and the professor and I were untied, forced to sit near the campfire. Much to the amusement of his men, Chivaro made sport of Elsa by climbing up into the wagon and throwing out her personal effects one by one. Professor, can you hear me? Yes, Paladin, what is it? Don't look for yourself, but I just saw Marshal Bone, a couple of his men, up on the bluff against the moonlight. Can they help us? No, they can't attack with us caught in the middle. Chivaro's guards haven't seen them. They're too busy watching Chivaro. You've got to find a way to help. You come up on these wagons, and you're ready to play this music box for me. No, I will not, and you can't force me to. Uncle, Mr. Paladin. I see you will play, sir, Chivaro, me what he's saying. Let go of my arm, you're ready. You paladin can't be stopping. Miss Isles, wait. Please, uh, play for me. What? Play just as you did last night. But I don't... Please, Miss Isles. All right, Mr. Paladin. Hey, my bettersing, you're right. Look, you made a music for Chivaro. I put you up on the work. Are you thinking of Paladin making her play for that ruffian? Remember what happened last night when she played? We were all practically hypnotized by the music. It might happen again. Only Chivaro and his renegades will be the victims. Oh, what then? I'm not sure. I only hope that Marshall Bowen and his men will take it as a signal to move in. But Paladin... He's starting. Kehinde! Again, the music had its effect. Chivaro stared at Elsa as she played. His men were like children, intrigued by what they saw and heard. All of them turned toward the wagon. Their guard duty, everything else forgotten. As I had hoped, Marshall Bowen started to move. On the edge of the darkness around the fire, I saw one of his men move up on a renegade guard and silently pull him down behind a boulder, strangling him. Another guard quietly disappeared as the Marshall's men took positions as close to the campsite as they dared. Elsa neared the end of her selection. I knew it was time to act. There was a guard near me, his rifle slacking his hands as he listened to the music. I had to get the gun to use on Chivaro before he could hurt Elsa. Hey, amigo! Hey! Chivaro, aquí! Miss Isles. Miss Isles, you all right? Yes, Mr. Paladin, I think so. Well, let me help you down from the wagon. There you are. I guess you can see now why I wanted you to play. Yes, Mr. Paladin, I can. And thank you. Thank you ever so much. Party, Paladin. Hey, boom. Sorry to break up another one of your concerts. Oh, that's quite all right, Marshall Boone. After those renegade you and your men look like angels. Oh, not exactly angels, ma'am. Any of you folks hurt? I guess not, but Chivaro and his men are not so fortunate. Yeah, I think we got them all. And you get the credit for a Chivaro, Paladin. Wait a minute. Where's the professor? Oh, no. Over there, he's fallen. Come on. Let me check him, Miss Isles. He's so still. He's breathing, though. I don't see no wound. But he doesn't move. Uncle Oscar? No, don't be upset. I think he'll come through. But what's wrong with him? Oh, not too much, Miss Isles. It's my personal diagnosis that the good professor has just fainted. Come in. Ah, Miss Wong. Hey, boy. Good morning, Miss Paladin. Miss Wong and his boy come to welcome you back. Well, that's most thoughtful of you.  Yes, Miss Wong. Yes, lost or found and safely delivered. Oh, very good, Miss Paladin. Very good, Miss Paladin. Are you bringing back something interesting? That's why you're here. You heard about my harmonium. I'm Miss Wong, the most curious about music box. Well, it's right over here. It was presented to me for services rendered. Oh, look at that. I have quite an attachment for this instrument. It saved my life. Oh, most beautiful. Miss Paladin, can you play this harmonium? No, no, hey, boy. I'm afraid not. Maybe someday I'll learn how. Oh, by the way, did you two use those tickets to the opera? Oh, most certainly, Miss Paladin. Miss Wong and his boy go, but not understand anyone would. Oh, but we think music, oh, very lovely. Well, I guess words aren't always important. Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast, to soften rocks or bend a knotted oak. Yes, sir. Yeah, Miss Paladin think Miss Wong and her boy savages? Oh, no, no, of course not, hey, boy. No, I was just quoting from a play by Mr. William Congrieve. And I never realized what he said was so true. Pepsi Cola refreshes without filling. Why? Because it's truly light. Charlie, you're forgetting something. Wait, Kay, there's more. Yes, ice cold Pepsi is the delicious refreshment that goes great at a picnic or a party. But, Charlie. And Pepsi goes fast. People like it, so keep plenty handy. There. Oh, you did fine, except for one thing. Well, I mentioned lightness and how Pepsi refreshes and how fast it goes. You left out Pepsi sociability. You know the be sociable song. But, Kay, I can't sing. I can. Listen. Be sociable, look smart, keep up to date with Pepsi. Drink light, refreshing Pepsi. Stay young and fair and generous. Be sociable, have a Pepsi. Well, at least I can say this. Pick up an extra carton of Pepsi today. Please do. HaveGun will travel. Created by Herb Meadow and Sam Roth, is produced and directed in Hollywood by Frank Paris and stars John Daner as Paladin, with Ben Wright as Hayboy and Virginia Gregg as Miss Wong. Tonight's story was specially written for HaveGun Will Travel by Rod Peterson. Featured in the cast were Joseph Kearns, Barney Phillips, Lauren Stopkin, and Eleanor Berry. This is Hugh Douglas inviting you to join us again next week when CBS Radio presents HaveGun Will Travel.


I've stayed involved in one little piece of technology that we developed uniquely in Canada back in the late 80s that had never been done before. I stayed on its board up until March when I just retired. And that's a full ocean depth, remote re-operated vehicle. It had never been done. The oil industry did it, but they dropped it straight down to the oil platforms. We wanted to develop one that you can drive around on the ocean floor. It had to be tethered initially, but we wanted to be able to collect samples, take movies, collect water samples, hard samples, mud samples, whatever we wanted, and be able to do this for extended periods of time and know exactly where the vehicle is and be able to get it back up and get the samples back up. A group in Vancouver who built these sums for the oil business said they would like to give it a try. There was a government program called the Unsolicited Proposal Program. It wasn't too unsolicited, I must say. We kind of got them to propose the idea. The Department of Supply and Service put up a large amount of money together within our can in fisheries and oceans. We built the very first underwater deep submergence vehicle with five kilometers possible water depth. We put it on one of the very first ever fiber-optic systems for its tether. Nobody had ever tried that before. It paid a million bucks for that five kilometer fiber-optic cable. First one got up to work, and I was the first guy who ever took it to sea and got it to the bottom of the ocean. Had damn near lost on the first day. That was in 1889? That was probably 88 or 89. But before we drilled the middle valley in 1991, so it would have been 88, 89, and we got it down there. That vehicle has undergone many, many revision changes, upgrades, and instill upgrades today. Government didn't want to run it anymore, so a group of us bought it for a buck and put it into an off-profit corporation. We run it as the Canadian Scientific Subversive Facility out of Victoria. And we have an excellent team of engineers who run it. We're the guys who recovered the data box from the Queen of the North Ferry when it sank. We also got the hard drive out of the computer. We went through the bridge window and got them out. That was pretty cool, we developed for that. Extended the arm, broke the window out, went in and undid the bolts, and it's all number-node-y with a tap down. So it's really cool technology. If you're ever up there, you can't avoid it.


Hi friends, so in this question it is given that D is parallel to AC, so let's Figure out where is D e so D a chair so point this point happens to be D so D e is parallel to AC and DC is parallel to DC is parallel to AP Okay, and you have to prove this that be by EC is equal to BC by CP again, if you see there is a triangle there are parallel lines and Ratios are involved So what comes to the mind first and that's nothing but Basic proportionality theorem right so you can write in triangle B C a BC a since ED is parallel to AC Therefore, we know B e upon EC will be equal to Bd upon Da right point number one Secondly now I'm writing here in Triangle B P a B P a again by BP T so you can write here from Basic proportionality theorem Okay, so by same logic in BPA you can write CD is parallel to PA Hence Hence what will happen? BC by CP Is equal to Bd by Da okay BC by CP is equal to Bd by Da again by By BP T or from BP T whichever way you want, right? Okay, now So this you can write as to right to so you can now write from One and two From one and two you can write be by EC is equal to is equal to BC by CP why because both are equal to Bd by Da right hence Proved okay, so again thought process was you saw a triangle there are parallel lines and they are talking about Ratios so first thing which you should definitely explore is application of basic proportionality theorem


Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the Access to Trader diet. Calm, nightly wrap up show. Hope everybody had a really good day of trading. We'll talk about the individual pivots in a second. So maybe Goldman Sachs, analyst from three days ago, wasn't so far off.  Again, is he right? You know, we don't know. But again, it's not about being right. It's not about taking credit. It's not about, you know, giving yourself a pat on the shoulder. It's about thoroughly making adult decisions every single day, whether it's on the bare side of the equation, on the bull side of the equation. And I'm telling you, I know a lot of you guys recently started trading just even in the last year or two years. And you're going to look back at this. Okay. And number one, I've always said it's always the biggest value that you start your career or start your journey in the absolute worst conditions. Okay. Again, you really appreciate what the good aggressive markets feel like when you're starting in a deep red sea of disarray and concern. And now, you know, deaths, right? So it's not exactly the most amazing opportunity for a brand new trader, kind of, even the process, what's going on. But I think this is the best thing. I said this for months now. I honestly think this is the absolute best market for you to start, to see the hardships, to see that, again, how much effort and behind-the-scenes work you really need to put in to have your, you know, to have your plan play out and your thought process play out and wait sitting patiently to see everything play out. And I'm telling you, we're going to look back at this tape in the next three to five years. God willing, we're all here and happy and healthy together. We're going to look back at this tape and realize this was probably one of the best two-way, both long and short markets that we have experienced. Have we ever experienced? And it's just absolute amazing. If you told me three days ago, okay, that number one, the queues are literally one day away, okay, one day away, literally one day away from playing Moses and parting the Red Sea, okay, we talked about all these levels, right, the levels here, the levels here. We just need one more level. Just think about this logically. We just need one more level to confirm and the queues have a measured potential from literally 212, 213, all the way to 228. Okay, if you had told me three days ago, Tesla was going to put up a 180-point run just because, okay, you could turn around and say, you know, the China sale, okay, whatever.  You would never, you would never even contemplate a thought with all the death tolls rising and all the people that are being infected and all that and other things. And this is again, guys, why we've been saying for the last week, just stop thinking. Okay, you know, every, you know, every post on social media has 600 people telling you're wrong. You're wrong. Just again, nobody needs to be right or wrong. Trade the price action, guys. I mean, unbelievable. If you thought yesterday was crazy, okay, and yesterday was, again, kind of go back to it, there wasn't a downtick for Amazon, Tesla and Netflix, okay. Yesterday there wasn't a downtick into a rising 60-minute support the whole day. I've never seen that in the eight and a half years that I've been trading pivots. I have never seen a day that the stocks did not backtest into rising 60-minute support. And if you thought today, yesterday was nuts, okay, today was yesterday, but bigger, okay. And yesterday we started talking about let's start looking at all the stocks that kind of started getting more aggressive towards the end of the day. That didn't qualify as the big, big movers yesterday, and that spilled over into today. You had Nvidia waking up ridiculously, okay. You had Alibaba waking up nuts. Apple, I thought the idea this morning, Apple was the only one. We'll talk about the individual pivots in a second. I talked about it on the morning strategy. I said, there is no way I'm playing Apple up eight. There's no way I'm playing Apple up eight. It's like buying Amazon up 160 points. And you can see what Apple did for the rest of the day. So I think when you look back at this time, two things you're going to appreciate. How incredibly fortunate you were to either start in the last two years or so, because you saw the really, really aggressive linear market. Really destruction of what happens of price action is met with an aggressive macro pandemic. Okay, the destruction of equity prices, all that good stuff. And you're really going to look back at this and you're going to pray to the market gods that you were fortunate enough to really grow up in a time like this. And for all you guys who have been trading for a decade, decade and a half, and 20 years, 25 years, whatever the case may be, you really appreciate it. I know a lot of you guys will really appreciate where I'm coming from. And everything, any type of market that you've been trading in the past, this is all lined up for you to experience. You can't just go through a market career with everything good or with everything bad. You have to experience it all. It's like going to the ice cream store like the Baskin Robbins knowing there's 31 flavors, but you keep on ordering vanilla. There's a whole world out there. There's whole experiences out there. There's whole different scenarios with different market cycles. The good, the bad, the indifferent, the untradable, the contraction, the expansion, the euphoria, right? The demise, the bankruptcy, everything, everything rolled up into one. And when you look back again, I think this is a phenomenal time in our lives. Very, very scary. Again, we're all sitting home. But again, I think this is going to make us better traders, smarter traders, better savers, more responsible. But I think we're all going to come out of this thing, just better human beings. And I think at the end of the game, that's the whole thing. Spending time with our families, all the extra time that we are fortunately getting with the people that we love and really appreciating the little things. So everything rolled up into one. Again, this is what God intended for us to experience everything along the way to happiness. And that's the end game.  Cues have literally gone, literally gone in the last 24 hours or last 36 hours from 199 to 220. You had a 10% move in the cues. Ridiculous. Absolutely nuts. Amazon's gone nuts. Tesla's gone nuts. Google today. Finally went nuts. When was the last time you saw Google do anything? Finally went nuts. So we are in a very, very important day tomorrow. Now before everybody gets incredibly excited about, well, this is it. Bull market's back. Maybe it is. Maybe it's not. Again, remember, last week I stopped caring. Just trade the channels. Have an opinion for the next day. Look at your charts. But again, if your opinion, if your whole view of the next day doesn't play out, then you have to continue to go with the masses. And tomorrow, I mean, this is kind of an important day for tomorrow. Not saying market sentiment to the point of the cues don't reclaim this level. We're going to go back to the lows of the no. But again, this whole area here, it's very, very important to cues to reclaim the 21250 area and close anywhere above it. Anywhere. You know, 213, 213.5, 214, 212.75. Doesn't matter. The bulls need to reclaim this 21250 level, especially on the close. And again, if you believe in the theory that stocks trade from supply to supply to demand to demand, I mean, look how much room you have, right? So look how much room you have. This is a whole big air pocket. But again, before we put the cart in front of the horse, the bulls need to really reclaim this 21250 level. If we gap to that level and everything hits supply, we are going to at least roll over and start going back into this Rising Bollinger Band, roughly about the 209. Again, nobody's talking about Armageddon or destruction of prices or taking out recent lows. We're just talking about an orderly back this again. One step at a time, one piece at a time. That's all it is. So when you look at today's pivots, again, everything gapped up. Really, really aggressive moves. Yesterday, we were talking about on the video, and I was like, wow, Tesla's already up 20 after the close. Amazon, and I said this yesterday in the video, I go, raise your hand if you don't think Amazon's going to take out 52-week highs. And when you wake up this morning, you see Tesla at 703 up like 40. Amazon's up like 40. Stocks like Nvidia that I loved yesterday on the nightly email at 273 was 278. So all these prices, like I liked Apple yesterday at like 274. It was like 278 pre-martial. So when I was sitting there, I go, now we just got to find the value. And the most amazing part about channels are, again, they will go from supply to supply, demand to demand. You don't need to chase them. You don't need to trade all of them. But this is why we trade beta. And when you think the impossible can't be possible, that's when beta names just really just absolutely show you who are really strictly the cream of the crop, especially in the intraday trading cycles for traders. And this is why they are the darlings of Wall Street. So let's talk about it, right? Right out the gate, Tesla for aggressive and experienced traders only guys. Again, not every channel. Okay, not every single channel again. Guys, congratulations for all you guys who did come in long Tesla, Amazon and Netflix. So Tesla for aggressive experienced traders only 704, 705 needs to build for a 730 push. Here is Tesla. Phenomenal move, absolutely phenomenal move. So here is Tesla pre-market right here, right? Here is Tesla pre-market. These two candles represent that if you see here, 70380, 70380. So we needed to build and needed to reclaim that 704, 705 area and just exploded. Absolutely exploded to the first candle to 737. I thought I was going to stop at 730, stop the 737. Just ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous trade on Tesla. And the video was good. I just didn't get the size that I wanted. It was so fast. I just didn't get exactly what I wanted, but it was a really good trade. 27650, 277 sneaky area. Macro needs to build that 78 and a quarter. And the video exploded. Absolutely exploded here. So the 78 and a quarter was the, it was actually the daily high. It was the high from April to 7th. So once it gapped up, the only next area of measure potential we had is to reclaim kind of a daily chart. So I got along this thing and it just went nuts. I mean, really, really nuts. You see here, the first move, you know, ran up about $3 or so, came back in and went up with a little two after, but really good move there on the video. Amazon, lose, Jesus man. I've told my, these call buyers, were these guys right or what? Man, they were coming the last three days for the 2020s, the 2050s, the 2100s, the 2200s, the 2300s. We saw the 3000 leaps yesterday. We saw 3100 calls today. The 2400, they like Amazon. So 2210, if it builds, can see the 2250s. Stamp thing went to 2300s. So here was Amazon. 2210 was right here, right? 2210 was right here, and it broke the 2210 and went right to 2250s. And I said, hey, great, perfect.  So amazing move on Amazon. And again, they all went. It was just one after another, shop 472 macro level and needs to build. Shop went nuts, right? Here's the 472, right? Here's the 472 macro level right here. You can see these two candles here. 270, 57, 270, 57. So I used 72 just because it was over the upper Bollinger Band in the 60 minute. And it just exploded. I mean, just went nuts. Just absolutely went nuts. Went to 501.  KDMN, I actually still like it for tomorrow. It stopped right at 450. I actually like it.  If this thing reclaims that 450, 455 area, I think it's going to go. Netflix went. Netflix went again, very thin stock prior to 10 o'clock, but it went nuts. 52 week high yesterday, 402, 50403 needs to build. I traded Netflix as well. It was very scary in the beginning just because of how thin it was. But it took out this whole channel here, remounted that 402, 403 area and just went nuts. Went 417, 418 on Netflix. And you can just see it just one after another. Again, guys, this is why we trade beta. Again, these are the same stocks every single day. This is very, very rare. You're going to have these random stocks, but Tesla monster push, take sales on Amazon. Netflix take on the way up. Again, take sales, keep on taking sales. Tesla huge. Shop, just a big, big move on shop as well. 2250s on deck. Nvidia fire. Even Chewie went higher, right? Even Chewie gave a trade. 4275 needs to build. Again, not the biggest trade in the world, but again, these are not beta names. That's the whole point. They're not beta names. So here is the 4275, right? Went to 4330s. Okay, 60, 70 cents.  Again, I didn't trade Chewie, but this was your thing. God bless. Good job there as well. This was a monster move, guys. This was an absolute monster move. I saw that Boeing just wasn't... It just wasn't rallying. We saw it. We saw it. It was taking out lower highs, lower highs, lower highs. And I said, look, reversing green thread. Again, that wasn't the pivot. 146 held twice on the five day. If it confirms it can get hit. So here is Boeing, right? Here is Boeing. Here is the five day moving average right here. It was 46, right? 46. And once it broke 46, I said there's a shot against the 40, right? 40 was the previous low, right? 40 was the previous low from April the 7th. And you can see double bottom here for now, right? And it got destroyed.  It took out the 46. This whole range here at 46 went right to 40. That's the line in the sand, guys. There's nothing else to talk about. This thing, this Boeing starts confirming 40. It's going to go to 35. And any close on the 35, this thing is going back to 20. So tomorrow, I love Boeing. I think if this thing starts confirming, it's going to get absolutely destroyed. So again, big move. Big, big move on Boeing. I know a lot of you guys did incredibly, incredibly well today. Great job. Great job. Again, I want to send a shout out to one of our guys. Again, one of the hardest things to do, and I give you guys a lot of credit. I hear a lot of traders talk my heart out. Talk about how hard it is to be under the pattern day trading rule. And I don't know how you guys do do it. I give you guys an incredible lot of just incredible credit. And somebody asked me years ago, hey, Dan, would you be able to take five grand and turn it into 50? I have no, absolutely not. I wouldn't even know how to do it. I couldn't even tell you how to do it. So I give you guys a lot of credit, man. I give you guys an incredibly lot of credit. It's a lot of dedication. It's a lot of patience. Okay. It's a lot of patience, but congratulations to Larry, man. Great job. I mean, absolutely great job. Nice first initial milestone for Larry. Just a fantastic job.  I personally couldn't do it. Five grand to whatever it is, eight grand to 50, no way. I personally couldn't do it. So I give you guys an incredible lot of credit for all you guys who are under the pattern day trading rule. I'm not the greatest person to ask that advice. I don't know, but however you do it, however you do it, just again, play the long game. Grind it out. Take your time if you need to get another job or two jobs to get yourself over that really ridiculous pattern day trading rule, which again, the Securities Exchange Commission is, I guess, protecting you from you allegedly, right? So for all you guys under it, again, I'm not the greatest person to come for advice by this. But again, just grind it out. Take your time. Don't rush. You don't need to do it in one day. And the most important part is just stick with it. If this is what you want to do, you'll find a way to get it done, and that's the most important part. So guys, have a great remainder of your day. We'll see what happens tomorrow. I like Tesla, but I don't like Tesla to the upside. I want to see a big, big run. I want to see if it starts gassing out. Same thing for Amazon. Obviously, I like Boeing Short if it confirms. So let's see what happens tomorrow. I have a very specific game plan in my head. Now let's see the way it plays out. Guys, God bless. I love you all, and I'll see you all in the field tomorrow. Take care, guys. Congratulations for putting in the time to take control of your trading. You're one step closer to owning your future and achieving the success you desire. Want daily trade ideas directly from Dan? Straight off his personal watch list? Unlock our free PS60 Vault, where you'll get nightly updates on pivot opportunities we're watching for the next day's session. Click the link in the description to get started today.