Okay, hi Matt absolutely great to have you on I know we haven't spoken in sometimes but I do remember you very fondly from many years ago I think I had to look at 2017 that you the program. But yeah, I saw you came to mind because I saw it pop up on LinkedIn that you've you've just secured a new role. And I know you've had a few since when you would graduated from the University of Birmingham so I thought you could just tell us a little bit about what you're doing now and where are you I can see it's it looks a little bit warmer where you are than where I am at the moment so So what's going on. So yeah so I'm currently living in Monaco, working at hedge fund here. So I'm an execution trader. So, as you rightly said, when we first met I was at the University of Birmingham. I did my undergrad in economics, and then I did the amplify someone program at the end of my first or second year actually sits my mind which I think second year. And then following kind of going back uni and completing my degree. I then started on the grad scheme at Credit Suisse, where I was on the electronic trading desk, and then I spent three years there. I spent half in cash equities and a year and a half in listed derivatives. And then I moved to Barenburg, while I was on the high touch cash sale trading desk. I spent just over a year there. And now I'm a trader hedge fund monitor. Wow. There's a couple of terminology points there. You said high touch and you said electronic trading. So you're staying in the order of reverse chronological orders electronic trading at Credit Suisse what what is that. So yeah, so I'm not trading or low touch trading, especially trading through algorithms. The reason why it's called low touches. That's what it says on the tin. The idea is that the client and also the bank that broker want to get involved with the order as little as possible. It's supposed to be straight through process seamless. And you can kind of give an order to the bank to one of these algos and it will intelligently work it in the best way to, well, in a way to get the best execution. So, you know, it will have tried to have as little impact as possible and not alert market. That's kind of very generalized as many different algos that you can use and types of low touch trading, but it's effectively kind of giving the keys more to the buy side trader. And they can kind of have more economy and control of their order. Whereas high touch trading again, that's what it says on the tin. Very much kind of more personal and you'll have a sales trader who you will need to and you will physically give him or her the order. And again, it can work in any different ways, but the general high level principles that high touch trading, you'll have a lot more interaction with your counterpart on the south side. And low touch, it kind of gives you more control and you have less interaction with your broker. So in a low touch environment, where it's more algorithmic led, is there to work in that area. Is this where it's all people who come from a mathematical background programming background or is there a blend of different people within these teams. And so, for example, you know, ideas, economics university, which obviously is geared towards mathematics to some degree, but certainly not a STEM subject. And within the many different electronic and that's what I've seen across the city. You do have that mix and it really can vary massively the way that electronic and that's generally split out is that you'll have kind of a sales slash sales trader function. You'll have a quant and development side of the business as well and obviously they all work seamlessly hopefully together. But the quant and the development side of the team and naturally extremely kind of more technical and our engineers and computer scientists and they bill the product they build the algorithms, they back test the algorithms and look at data. All the time to see, you know, how they can improve the functionality of the algorithms, whereas the sales slash self data functions. Obviously you need to be able to understand kind of these technical principles, but you certainly don't need to have an in depth STEM background. I know people who studies history and the arts who will work on that kind of. Going back to when you were graduating. So, when you were first doing applications and things like that, did you have it in mind that it was trading you wanted to go into and then how did like the amplify experience fit within that process. I mean that fight that fight experience was definitely instrumental. I, I did have in my mind that I wanted to go into trading. But obviously, when you apply for internships and grad screens is often branded all as one global markets internship. So within that, it's not necessarily going to be trading. It could be sales, it could be structuring. It could be research done product. So, I knew that I wanted to do some more gear towards trading, but there wasn't really an option directly applied to, you know, get experience on a trading desk. And then at the time, my housemate had done the amplify seminar when you guys came to Birmingham mentioned to me is that you should should definitely check out this summer program. So I did and I thought, wow, that looks great. So came to do that. And then, kind of from there, it was, it was definitely the building block which I was able to then apply to grad schemes and further jobs from. And I think what so instrumental about what you guys do on that program is real world experience and you, you go away from that program able to continue your growth and journey on your own. And that's what I did. I actually remembered you telling me, well telling the class, how, you know, you recommend, even if you're just paper trading, keep kind of just a blog and a diary of exactly what you do, what your reason are to answer a trade what you'll stop. Like what your profit level is going to be what you're looking at what the peers doing etc etc etc. So that was something which I, well, so I cut forward a bit there but after I finished the program. I was like, okay, this is definitely what I want to do for a career. And all the real world experience. And when I say real world experience, I mean actual trading experience in live markets. All that experience then allowed me to take that base layer away and just continually build on it when I was back at uni. Obviously jumping straight into learning to trade is extremely difficult because it's such an alien world and there's. Can you hear that in the background? Good. Yeah, so jumping into trading is extremely hard because such an alien world is kind of quite tricky terminology and also just the various ventures extremely high. So it's hard to just jump in and get an understanding of course there are sources of information out there but also on the other side. And some of them are actually reliable so you don't really know where to start and amplify really does provide that succinct package of expert knowledge which allows you to understand what is going on in the market. So like I said after I left amplified I was like, okay, it's definitely what I want to do. So then I just continue to kind of trade my own book. And, you know, when you say that to people, people can say, yeah, but like we're students, we don't have money to waste or potentially lose what I'm not potentially you are going to lose money at the start. But but you don't need to have a live account, you know, you can have a paper account for, you know, I would recommend having live accounts as it makes it more real. But also, you don't have to have a large account at all. Start with like 50 quid or something and you know, I don't want to stand, you know, out of touch with anybody at all but most people as students can can find 50 quid somewhere. So if you if you really want to kind of start and get going and you know, that's what you have to do. And to cut it long story short, that really was kind of the springboard to my career. That's why that amplifier gave me the initial knowledge to kind of go and trade myself. That meant that I just had a constant understanding of what was going on in the markets because I was trading every day while I was at uni. So then when I went to interviews, I had an appreciation for what was going on. And that's extremely important when you apply because as I said a minute ago, it doesn't matter if you make all these money. What kind of the cruisers want to see is that you actually have an interest and you have a sustainable interest. And I personally think the only way to really stand out amongst thousands of applicants these days, if you're applying for a bulge bracket bank role, is to show that you're kind of a self starter and you've done something to really show that you're passionate and you want to succeed. It's very easy to even if you have a stellar spring week or internship experience at a bulge bracket bank, that doesn't actually show that you're necessarily going above and beyond. Yeah, it's great to get onto that, but were you just a seat warmer in that situation? Were you really engaged? And the only way to really show that on your TV and to see potential employers is to show what you've done off your own back. So like I said, after I left you guys, I kind of was training my own book and then keeping just a completely personal blog. It was almost just a blog, not even a blog. And then from that I actually started to build it out to more of a blog. So if I was thinking about a trade or I put on a trade for a specific reason or in a specific sector, then I would just kind of write a bit of a blurb about what I thought was the reason, motivation for that trade. And then I just literally started sharing that on Facebook to my friends, to which none of them even cared slightly. And which is what I expected, but it was kind of just, I was like, okay, well, it's just a good exercise for me. And after doing that, I then actually started writing for this kind of online financial media startup called Market Mogul. But I was doing that. So then kind of it was just anything in life, an incremental building block process. So I went from really just keeping a trade blotter to then kind of writing a bit of a blog. So then kind of running these articles for this online financial media company. Because obviously, you know, I just got more proficient and more involved and understood the market more had more to say. So then, even just those kind of three things I've just described, then when I went to interviews, I just had all of this kind of experience to talk about. And it wasn't conventional experience. It was experience which you don't need to have any connections or putting the door money to do like you can just do that yourself. Yeah. Yeah. What's your background then?  Where are you from? There's a slight regional accent there. I'm sensing. It's a tricky accent because I'm originally from South Wales, but right on the border with Bristol. So it's that beautiful combination of as well and West country accent with many people as far as it is. How many South Wales border Bristol people are there in Monaco? So having worked to see, you know, you graduated now four or five years ago now looking back in retrospect to, you know, the people who will be listening to this a lot of them are still in that undergrad phase. There's a lot of uncertainty. Obviously, we're going into an economic downturn or recession, and there's job cuts and, you know, this seems to be never a good time to enter the workforce. But looking back now that you've now taken a couple of steps down the path, you've worked at a few different places. What kind of like words of advice could you pass on to those people other than like kind of practical stuff that you've shared just from a kind of motivational or the cultural aspects of the different places where you've worked or locations? Yeah. Super important question. And obviously, aside from what I've already said, I think, you know, obviously at risk of just sounding like this is a generic answer and I will delve deeper into it to kind of justify it. The reason why networking is obviously just so important. And the reason why networking is so important is not necessarily, you know, like, I've been super involved with the graduate recruitment process. I've done lots of credits for these, and I've done lots of various kind of like to the point of literally meet and greet and bring potential spring week interns all the way through to actually training intern and graduate who have actually secured the job. You know, what I kind of always tell them is that, and what I always say is when you go to one of these events, you'll just get hundreds of LinkedIn requests afterwards. And that's it. And people think, oh, great. Yeah, I networked. Cool. But that's not really what it's about. It's the whole point of networking is to get a sponsor, right. And that's what everybody needs, like everybody, every young person needs a sponsor. And people are more mature in their career needs a sponsor. And without the sponsors that I have had, I would have had with no way of going to where I am now, like without the shadow of a doubt. And the way you kind of meet a sponsor obviously initially to network and etc. But it's just interacting on a human level. Anybody who is going to sponsor you wants you want really to know that, you know, what your true character is. So just really getting to know people on a human level, whether that's, you know, going for drinks or somebody or going for coffee or literally just having a standard chit chat with them at the water cooler. Like, that's really what you have to do. And that's really important. Your career is ultimately at the end of the day, if you're working 12 hours in the immediate vicinity of somebody, then you need to be able to get on with them. And, yeah, and the more you get on with them, the more successful you're going to be. And like I said, the sponsors that I've had in my career have 100% allowed me to move on to the next step every single time when I left Credit Suisse to go to Barenburg. I wanted to go to work on a high tech desk and my boss at the time who I'm still extremely close with, she gave me that platform and kind of gave me an understanding of all the options that I had. And it allowed me to do that. And then the same thing when I left Barenburg, people kind of knew that I was destined to work on the buy side instead of the sell side and I was supported to do that. And, you know, if you don't have the sponsors to do that and it just makes it extremely difficult. So that's definitely a sailing bit of advice, which I would just say is so, so key. And the other thing, which again I would always kind of tell undergrads is that you just have to really be sure that this is exactly what you want to do. It's absolutely fine to not be sure and do a spring week or do an internship and say, okay fine, it's not for me but I've seen plenty of people who do a spring week and do an internship and then get a graduate job offer and then they take it and you can tell it's not for them. And they kind of know it's not for them, but they stick at it they persist, and it just doesn't work because ultimately, this is an industry, but if you don't actually enjoy what you're doing then it's almost impossible to do this job because it's extremely intense the hours are extremely long, like the hours are extremely long, you know, that's just in trading. If you're working on the restaurant side then it's all this, all your life is, like, at the start at least anyway. So you definitely have to be sure this is what you want to do and this comes back to my first point of kind of being a South starter while you're at uni and getting as much experience as you can just through whether that be something as rudimentary as reading EFT or kind of reading Bloomberg's news articles or like, well look at Twitter these days, right, things with actually just such a huge source of news now which the professional community uses much as the retail community. Obviously that's partly driven by the fact that the retail community is now so inherently linked to the professional community, but everything is on Twitter. So like research reports are going to be on Twitter, kind of outlook pieces are going to be on Twitter from Big Bang, everything is on Twitter. So, you know, you can just get stuck in there for an absolute degree and then that will tell you whether you're interested in the industry or not by just actually having a look. No, it's great. It's great to hear because I think, yeah, testament to you for having that kind of curiosity to just persevere without having that kind of, I think people often have this false pretense that you have to come through this very traditional path to have success to land the role and then have success to grow within those roles but it's not always the case right you can hustle to a certain degree. And I mean, it's a very good point and kind of when I first, I kind of think of my career in London in two parts because that's what it was in two parts. But I think it's like this for everybody. When you work in May war versus working in the city, it's extremely different environment. And I say this, but it's probably not a completely apples to apples comparison because obviously I was on the grad scheme and I was in Canary Wharf and the early stages of my career then a bit later on when I moved to the city. But when you join a big bank grad scheme, a lot of people have come through that traditional part and you know, Bolshevik banks, I think there's eight or something right so like they're very small part of the universe. But naturally they have the biggest markets and budgets they have the biggest campus campus recruitment budget so that's what everybody's kind of drawn for. So on the grand scheme there, the paths are quite linear. And they are almost carbon copies of everybody else's part. Even though to be fair, the banks are definitely trying to improve this now and, you know, reaching out to non-target unions and doing more on that side to get a more diverse pool of graduates in. My point is, is that when I left Canary Wharf and I started working in the city, you realise how many opportunities have come about through the exact millions that you've just said. You just hustling and working hard and, you know, finding someone who might be a sponsor for you. And I actually know many people who literally got trading jobs because they reached out to somebody on LinkedIn and said, can I just have a chat. And then, you know, people assume that it's so hard to break into this industry, but a lot of the time we'll be looking for juniors. And it's hard to find them sometimes. So it's never going to hurt you to just reach out to somebody and say, can we have a chat? Because even if that chat leads to nothing in six months time, they might suddenly need a junior and they're naturally going to think, oh, I met that person. Yeah, they seem pretty bright, pretty keen. Yeah, it's like creating your own luck in a way. And it's like, there's a saying that I'm definitely not going to quote it correctly now, but it's something along the lines of creating your own luck is really just, you know, working, working, working, working, working. And then you end up being in the right place at the right time and all that work you've done prior suddenly pays off. But you just need to wait. And there's no such thing as just straight luck.  All right. Final questions just to wrap up is that I know, maybe a few people watching this might think so doing the role that you do and as you've explained, what would be the skill set that you have. So if they were to simulate a similar path, what do they need to focus on? Yeah. So I would actually say that my number one kind of most necessary skill is just being able to read. And I know from other traders. And one of the traders I don't even mean execution traders, I mean, alpha generating traders, like many people quote that. Because ultimately, this game is just a game of knowledge, right? You don't have to know more than somebody else to know more than the other person is on the other side of your trade effectively if you want to win in that trade. And the only way you kind of assimilate that knowledge is through reading. And that can be, you know, immediate news like red headline on Bloomberg and Askall or a research report from a bank or anything on Twitter, or a short seller report or anything. But that's the key point. There's values to be found in so many different sources of news these days that you need to quickly be able to run through something and run a comprehension on it and digest that and have an opinion on that. And it's just so important and the more you read and more news sources and you can see them more likely to you're more likely you are to be successful. So, you know, like I just said a minute ago, it's not even just the immediacy of reading something and acting on it, it's about just understanding the whole network of the market and some contextual nuances of the market. And again, you only learn that from reading, reading about them, whether you know it's obviously people comparing the situation in the market today and the inflation scenario to what happened in the 70 and there's great value to just looking back at financial and economic history and seeing how that played out and seeing how the Fed reacted and seeing, you know, how the Fed might have done this better or done this wrong. And when they did this wrong, this happened. And history doesn't repeat but it often does rhyme. And you've seen myriad graphs in the last kind of year people comparing the market today to 2001 and 2002. So there are big similarities to be seen. So, it's just having that constant awareness of what's going on, what's going on, what's happened before, what's going on now, then hopefully in turn come out what's going to happen in the future. So reading is definitely kind of my number one tip. So number two is kind of more of a soft scale, but, and I sort of Ray Dahlia actually said this, but to be a good trader you have to be resilient because you're going to get hurt, you're going to get pretty bad a lot before it starts getting better. You know, as many things in the market, people always end up selling at the bottom. So, you know, when you're in the darkest hour and you think, oh, this just isn't for me, I cannot get this right. You just have to do that and have that resilience. Is that resilience. Did you have that resilience already because I know you used to play a lot of sport when you were younger. So is that from that or can you learn resilience. But again, I personally have the opinion that you can learn anything. If you kind of have just the right dedication and on the work ethic. And this brings me back to my point of what I said earlier, you have to actually want to do is you have to actually enjoy this because if you go, then it's super hard to be resilient because you're like, I don't even really enjoy that this much. What's the point? Whereas if you know for certain that this is what you want to do and you're absolutely sure of that, then it's almost like you don't have another choice.  You're like, well, there are no other options.  So I just have to get up and go again. Cool. Well, look, we'll wrap it up there. It's been a pleasure to catch up with you. It's amazing to see the success you continue to have. And I know there's many more turns in the road, I'm sure to come, but thank you very much for taking the time out to speak to people who were exactly like you were a few years back. So it's so valuable, I think for them to see, you know, success in different ways. So thank you, Matt. Thank you.


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Hey, Psych2Goers, thanks so much for your support. If you're new to this channel and by the end of the video, you enjoy our content, do consider subscribing and joining the Psych2Go family. Now let's begin. Have you ever wondered if there is a pattern in the people you're attracted to? Perhaps there's a certain type of personality that you're drawn to. When we say personality type, we're referring to the 16 personality types described in the Myers-Briggs type inventory, also known as the MBTI. Each personality type has its specific behavioral trends and unique features that you may find more attractive than others. Of course, this is completely subjective and depends on what type of personality you consider to be sexy. However, for the sake of fun and entertainment, we will look at the seven sexiest personality types in no specific order. The way these personality types end up ranked will be entirely up to you. Let's begin. ISFJ, are you helplessly attracted to generous and caring people? If yes, then you might consider the ISFJ personality type to be one of the sexiest. ISFJ refers to people who are introverts, sensors, feelers, and judges. They're often described as quiet, friendly, and responsible, and have caring and nurturing personalities. Up next is ENTJ. Do you have a preference for people who like to take the initiative? People with the ENTJ personality type, which stands for extrovert, intuitive, thinker, and judge, are known for their willingness to take leadership roles and be in control of every situation they're in. As such, if you can't help but fall for people who exude confidence and have a commanding presence, then this personality type might just be the one for you. In addition to this, ENTJs are also very creative and will constantly try new things to keep their relationship exciting when it comes to long-term partners. Now let's talk about ENFPs. How important is it for you to have a partner who's creative and inspiring? ENFP stands for extrovert, intuitive, feeler, and perceiver. If you feel extremely attracted to people who can effortlessly become the life of a party, then this personality type should rank pretty high on your list. People with this personality type are extremely sociable and have the ability to easily relate to other's emotions and thoughts. They have a genuine desire to learn about the people who are around them, making them really approachable. Now for the INFJ. Would you love a partner who can tell what you're thinking just by looking at you? INFJs are wildly known for their ability and desire to understand what is going on in the end desire to understand what is going on in other people's heads. Due to their intuitive traits, they have a tendency to look beyond the surface of everything. As such, once they understand and truly connect with you, they'll be able to intuitively know what you're thinking and act on that. So if you appreciate someone who truly understands you, you'll love people with this personality type. Up next is ESFP. Do you often feel attracted to people who exude exciting energy? The ESFP personality type, also known as the entertainer, stands for extrovert, sensor, feeler, and perceiver. People with this personality type are very outgoing, friendly, and accepting. People often gravitate towards them because of their lively nature and their love to share knowledge with others. If you have a preference for people who you know will make you have a good time, then you might wanna consider people with the ESFP personality type. Then we've got the ESTP. How sexy do you consider someone who is willing to take risks often? Well, people with the ESTP personality are known for being risk takers. ESTP stands for extrovert, sensor, thinker, and perceiver. And they love exploring different possibilities. They take any opportunity they have to experiment and try different things out with the hope of finding the best possible solution. Because of this, whenever you have a romantic experience with an ESTP, you can be sure that your experience will be an exciting one. And last but not least, ESTP. Do you like someone who is completely unpredictable and spontaneous? If yes, then the ESTP personality type might just be the one for you. ESTP stands for introvert, sensor, thinker, and perceiver. People with the ESTP personality type are known widely for their mysterious and spontaneous natures. People with this personality type are considered unpredictable, even by their closest social circle. So if you highly prioritize these personality traits, you may consider this personality type to be one of the sexiest. So are there any personality types you're attracted to? Let us know in the comments below. 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So take a look at crossing over. Remember that I said that in crossing over homologs, literally swap pieces. And I have a little visual to help you imagine how this happens. First of all, do you agree that I have one homologous pair here? My green homolog and my red homolog. Do you agree that each pair, each individual homolog has a sister chromatid attached? So this is actually in prophase one of meiosis where my homologs have hooked up. I've also gone through and actually labeled three different genes here. And I can't remember if I've told you what an allele is, a form of a gene. I've tried it. I totally did that in the mitosis lecture. So I've indicated the different alleles with capital letters or lower case letters. That just means it's a different form of the same gene. So we could say, dude, this is the A gene and we've got big A and little A. Here's the B gene and we've got big B and little B. Totally random. The red chromosome could have a big B allele. Totally just switch this out and make a big B allele. I made them different just to mix things up a little bit. And so that you could visualize that these are all possible options. Crossing over means you have to swap one gene for one gene. So let's see how exactly I made this happen. Clearly I wanted to make sure that you knew that the sister chromatid is identical to each other. The green sister chromatids contain the same alleles. The red sister chromatids contain the same alleles. So now if we're going to cross this over, we're going to swap sections of DNA that contain the same genes, even though clearly these guys contain different alleles. Crossing over could totally happen with the green sister chromatids. But is that even like, sure, it might happen. It probably does happen. But is there any result?  So who cares? You're not even going to know that you did crossing over.  Take a look. Done. Crossing over, cha-ching. We just crossed over. Now, if you go through metaphase, I mean, anaphase one and separate your homologues, and then anaphase two and separate your sisters, you can imagine that each one of these is a chromosome found in a gamete. And then you can see that one gamete has all big letters. The other one has a little A and a big B and a big C. The other one has a big A, a little B and a little C, and the other one has all three little C's.  Do you agree that we just produced a diversity of different possible gametes? That's the process of crossing over. The next thing I'm going to show you is the process of independent assortment, which also results in increased genetic diversity from the process of meiosis.


Oh hey, are you in need of a little R&R?  Just say, Alexa open YouTube and pick from any of my videos. Link below to get your own. As you guys can tell from this mop on my head, I've been growing my hair out for a few months now and I'm completely over it to the point where I just wanna shave my head.  Oh my God, it's been so long since I've done this. Ah, I'm freaking out. Even like thinking about it right now, I'm like, oh. I did this once before, here's a photo. It was a moment in time. I liked it, it was so easy. I didn't have to do anything in the morning. I just could wake up and look like that and I was like into it. So I always watched these brave girls shave their head and I think that I'm just gonna, I think I'm just gonna go for it.  Okay, let's do it.   My God.   Ooh, I got you good. I got you good that time. Gotcha, sorry. It wasn't my head. Ooh, I'm such a trickster. This just turned into a pranking channel. Ooh, okay, I'm done that. And get rid of this mess and we'll actually get into it. Okay, but for real, so many girls shave their head all the time on YouTube. I feel like it's becoming more and more popular. Not saying that was my fault, not giving myself all the credit for that because I've made other reaction videos about people shaving their head and it seemed to have just come up more and more popular this year.  Just kidding, I just wanna make myself feel like I'm more important than I am. So I've been recommended more and more, I'm buzzing my hair videos in the last week than ever in my life. So I have a couple that I wanna watch today with you guys. I'm ready for a good hair-shaving video. I wanna see all those dead ends fall to the floor.   Yeah, so let's watch the videos. At first we have a girl named Yem Nella. Gotta guess that's not her real name, but I'm also not judging. Listen, all about the unique name game, so let's watch it. Shaving my head instead of doing homework, that sounds like something I would have done in high school and I really like that for her. Okay, what's up? Yes, Walmart, come through. So I will show my hair. Why, it looks cute. It looks, it looks good. And I just want to get rid of it. Do it. Do it, that's so exciting. Oh, that's so exciting. But you know what? Not at it. And it's something I've always wanted to do. Here, let's just get into it. Let's get into it. Okay, this isn't a shave. I was doing a little trim first. We're doing a little trim, it's fine. You know what is funny to me in all these shaving videos? Nobody ever uses the clippers to cut their hair. You don't have to use scissors. You can put your hair in a ponytail and cut through it with the clippers. Clippers will cut through almost anything and scissors are weak if you don't have professional ones. So we're gonna shave your head. First of all, record it so I can react to it. Second of all, use clippers to do it all, okay? Kind of struggling. I'm changing my homework. Making it more dramatic for me. Thank you, I appreciate it. I feel like she's gonna like poke herself in the eye and I don't want that to happen for her. You do it girl, get it. Do it. Shave my head. Is that a dent in my head? Probably. This is where I find out if my head is weirdly shaped or not. I feel like she has a nice head. I love teen angst. I wanna be angsty again. Oh, wait, I never got out of that phase. Yoshi, Yoshi. Okay. She's really scared of her mom. So we're gonna continue. This is like conic. This is one of the best head shaving videos I've ever seen. She honestly could pull off this look so well. I think she should have just left it here. I love like punk rock. I just did this. Like I'm so not that cool. Punk rock. Yeah, Brad. Put your hands away. She looks so punky and cool and I am so here for her having a mohawk. I think she should have like kept the mohawk for a little while and done like a rainbow mohawk and then shaved it. That would have been cool. So just putting it out there. Leg right here. We love to support a boyfriend. Oh, she's so over it. It went from being so good to so bad. I can't wait to see the finished look. Ooh, she has a nice head. Ooh, I'm gonna rate this girl's head one to 10. Like a solid 10. She has a great head. Oh my gosh, she looks so pretty. It was scary and also exciting. So if anybody who's watched this video comes across this video is thinking about it, like just do it, baby doll. Yes, sister. Yes. Let me just tell you, Yem Nella, you look so good and I'm so happy for you. For real, you must feel so fresh and free and feminine in the most masculine way possible, if that makes sense. I feel like women who shave their head have that strong female presence and I love it. And 10 out of 10, I love it. I love it, I love it, I love it, I love it. Okay, next video, let's watch. This one seems just as good. This is by Char Belakuea. Belakuea, I don't know, all right, don't ask me. I'm gonna have to meet this entire video because it's all copyrighted music and girl, you could have made some coin out this video. That sucks, she got so many views in this video and she used copyrighted music the entire video. Missed opportunity, I'll just narrate the whole thing. Now, we're taking my scissors and something else that looks like a, I don't know. We're gonna take my hair and we're gonna twist it up onto a JoJo Siwa pony and now I'm not, I don't, she's not like it, she's pissed. Oh, and she got the scissors out, whoa, whoa. That's a lot of hair, man, that's a lot of hair, whoa. And now we're taking my clippers and we're just going for the damn thing, wow. Yo, I'm so happy for these girls, this is so dope. Whoa, she went like skin bald, wow. Oh my God, and you imagine going from that much hair to this, that must feel so cool. This is what I realized when I was done. Well, apparently that's the entire video. Um, thought it'd be a little bit more than that. But she looks dope, she looks killer, yes. Let's just watch one more because there's just so many good ones I don't know what to choose from. This one looks also just like mind blowing how much hair she has and I can't believe she's about to shave it. Let's watch it. Me name it, me name it. You would have guessed that today I am shaving Simba. But my hair is looking a little faster now. It's, it's beautiful. Yo, you have some killer hair. I don't know what you're talking about. That is a gorgeous mane of hair, gorgeous. It's just so good. When I had long hair, I was like, dude, get off me. I couldn't, I couldn't. I'm getting hot looking at her with all that hair. Now it's feeling like it's secretly just let their hair out. That's why so many people don't wanna cut it or shave it or anything.  Just freak out on anybody who cut their hair. And I get it. I really do. I mean, it's a security blanket, but I think that everybody you should shave their head at least once in their life. And if not shave their head, at least color it or do a big chop. It makes you feel like such a different person and can really change your life and benefit you a lot. So. You love the donation girl. It's a lot of hair, girl. Yo, can I get the hair doll? Oh my god, damn, wig out of it. They're a wig for an egg.  Good and chills. I feel like every girl that does these head shaving videos, they always go through the same pattern where it's excitement, then they're scared to death and then they're really excited again and then they hate themselves and then they love themselves. By the way, I am, yeah, that's ridiculous. That's the right look for you. That's a lot of hair. She's like, listen, y'all are dumb. You don't know what you're doing. No, the reason is because the guard on your clippers is too large. You should also probably wash your hair at this point before you use the clippers.  She's looking like she's really having a tough time. So gorgeous. Oh my God, this one, I'm sorry, other girls, but this one was my favorite. That just changed her look completely, completely. I'm so shocked. She looks so stunning and like edgier and cooler. Yeah, really, really working for her. Wow. I just think, you know what I mean? I just had to do it like that. I said that. Wow, so that was incredible. I am filled with joy from watching those girls shave their heads, is killer, dope, whatever. It was awesome and really cool. That is all for today, guys. Thank you so much for watching. And remember, if you shave your head, record it and make it dramatic so I can react to it. Don't forget to live your extra life and I will see you all next time. Peace.


We know from these emails that their first conclusion was essentially, holy shit, this is bad. Describe what many of the virologists in this inner circle were saying about the virus at that time amongst themselves. The term that they used was that the virus seemed inconsistent with expectations from evolutionary theory. In other words, it seemed engineered. Four days later, Christian Anderson is speaking to scientists who are putting together a letter for the White House and he uses the same phrase but inverted. He says, a phrase I like to use with these lab leak cranks is consistent with natural evolution. So essentially, you are doing a 180 change.


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Kwaikia mwela m 700ilandwa mazyela volunteers God Prophet what is God saying now concerning the August presidential election in the nation of Zambia who is going to win before the choice of a kanduluu a kanduluu professor a kanduluu by the ruling party and by his excellence the beloved president of Zambia Edgar Chagwa Nungu it was a smooth race ride towards victory road was clear the problem is the ruling party and this excellency underestimate the big issues and the big situation of that choice when when you make a choice outside God's will definitely there will be repercussion there will be costs very be costs so if you ask me right now truthfully because I'm not a prophet that they see people before that choice there was a smooth victory now is a battle they may not know it the ruling party may not know it his excellency may not know it those who made him pick that woman should be fired of all the women if you're going to choose a woman you don't choose that woman there is a there's a christine kasiber sata there's a christine kasiber sata other choices were also there so the issue now is this who is going to win the election I don't know anymore I can see before the august election I'm going to come out but you know some people will say oh the man of God have changed oh no no changes but when God when God said don't arrest and be careful of decision any decision you make between march and 2021 august election in my video of march any decision right or wrong and determine victory or compromising so I don't know yet I don't because you see they don't know they they don't know the danger of that error that miss that choice is a big baggage there's loads you have always known my position I have always said his excellency is chosen and is still chosen but you see in the days of David the days of somewhere when a leader takes a decision they acquire because I don't understand how a party or whatever can pick a woman who is hated the most hated woman among the youth you may say I mean youth the students the most you don't you don't make such a decision there is a big issue in the spiritual realm now over that choice they may say oh we don't it's okay it's okay no it's not okay it's asked me right now man of God what is God I don't know for now but they say that issue that choice has cost before that choice it was smooth after that choice uh-huh it's a war it's a war it's a war God have chosen him but an easy win has become a tight issue if you are looking for a prophet that will that will deceive you you look for someone somebody else you say oh man of God now you have changed no position change but when you take a wrong peak that peak a a a christine kasi ba sata you would have seen you would have seen the you know landslides break every corner market women children every part of they will be you know people love his excellency but the problem the problem now is that woman that hatred some sector of those zambia have for that woman now they are going to transfer it to this excellency you don't pick such a woman you don't put such a baggage don't it's going to be it's going to be costly it's going to be if the if the victory was going smooth now it is now tight i'm going to say one last word if in 2016 with all the support of the whole nation behind his excellency it was tight what do you think happens when you peak so you say man of God what is the way out for his excellency the way out is this be careful of any further wrong decision especially do not arrest because i'm seeing pressure something is going to happen that may want to provoke for arrests if there is an arrest then it's going to be very big very very difficult for now the road is tough before the choosing of kandu in kandu luwo it was easy now it's tough now it's tough we are not men of God who cares what people say what people comment we are not the one who directed any person to make such a choice those in the party those whatever advisors who gave that advice should be fired you say what is the way out the work has become double now it is no more trying to tell the people of zambia what i can kandu for the next five years it is now about this woman is good no this woman is good the effort has been the focus is now shifted more prayers to be needed more effort to be needed because now it is going to be convincing zambia about this i have nothing against this woman but i have no doubt the wrong choice you say running mate does not matter oh it matters this time very much we say the youth does not matter oh it matters it matters this is prophet isekamata 22nd day in the month of may expect expect expect a bomb bomb biggest video before the election the Lord is with his excellency those who gave that advice should be fired this smooth road has become a tight battle become a tight battle one last word is excellency when a wide open window wide path becomes tina it is very critical to listen to advice don't arrest because something is going to happen between now and august that will provoke an arrest and if that arrest is done big problem don't arrest eyes on the ball eyes on the ball before that woman choice smooth road after the woman choice tough don't say oh the man of god has been bought by who keep quiet who bought two you are telling the fact you may say on ground it doesn't matter it doesn't matter it doesn't matter the choice it matters you know it matters the party know it matters now it is time to call on the Lord for his messy the the leadership of the ruling party the president in needs the messy of God that messy is the only way out that messy when you make an error you not need messy messy messy God is not involved in that choice you need the messy look forward to my upcoming video is going to be the the very very explosive don't arrest don't arrest i want to say it don't arrest the window that is big is now small but there's still a way out it is now a narrow narrow part whatever you do now we determine the end of that part the bless from prophet azikamata 22nd in the month of may 2021 shalom


Hello and welcome to the session I am Deepika here. Let's discuss a question which says determine probability of E upon F when a coin is tossed three times where E is the event at most two tails and F is the event at least one tail. So let's start the solution. Let S be the sample space of the experiment of tossing a coin three times. So the elements of SR that is S is equal to HTT that is hat on the first toss and tails on the second and third toss. Similarly H H T H H H that is all the three tosses results into hat H T H T T H T T that is tails on all the three tosses T H T and T H H. Now according to the question when a coin is tossed three times E is the event there is at most two tails and F is the event there is at least one tail. So elements of ER H T T H H T H H H T H and T H T and T H T and F is equal to H T T H H T H T H H T H T T T H H. All the elements of E and F are common except these two elements. So E intersection F is equal to H T T H H H T H T H and T H H probability of E is equal to 7 upon 8 because E has seven elements and the sample space has eight elements and probability of F is also 7 upon 8. Again the probability of E intersection F is equal to 6 upon 8. Now we know that probability of E upon F is equal to probability of E intersection F upon probability of F provided probability of F is not equal to zero. So this is equal to 6 upon 8 into 8 upon 7 and this is again equal to 6 upon 7. Hence the answer for this question is 6 upon 7. So this completes our session. I hope the solution is clear to you. Bye and have a nice day.


If ATA CMS not given to Ukraine, it could lead to more victims. Zelensky. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, in an interview with CNN, said if the United States does not provide Ukraine with long-range ATA CMS missiles, this will lead to more military and civilian casualties. In particular, Zelensky said he remains focused on getting more long-range missiles from the United States, arguing that Ukraine wants them not to target Russia but to maintain the level of combat capabilities of the two sides. We are on the finishing line. I'm sure of that, the President said. At the same time, he said it would be a loss for us if weapons are not provided, Zelensky said, adding it would result in more casualties on the battlefield and elsewhere. Ukraine's President also reiterated the need to increase the number of air defense systems including the US Patriot system, saying they are needed to protect civilian areas. In addition, Zelensky commented on the progress of the counter-offensive, thus answering the question of whether a serious turning point in Ukraine's military counter-offensive is possible this year, he said, I think nobody knows, really. But I think that we will have more success. The head of state said, noting Ukraine's successes in the east of the country. As reported, US President Joseph Biden should soon make a final decision on sending Army long-range tactical missile systems, also known as ATA CMS, to Ukraine.


Are you in any pain right now? No, I'm not. Okay.  What month is this? This month is February, last of February. Okay. Close your eyes for me. Open them. With your right hand, make a fist for me. Good. Relax. Open it. One. Two. Looking at me. One. Two. One. One. Looking at me. Two. One. One. Two. Five. Two. Show me your teeth. Relax. Close your eyes real tightly for me. Open them and relax. Raise your eyebrows. Relax. One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. Ten. Good. Thank you. One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. Ten. Good. Thank you. One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Thank you. And raising your right leg. One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Touch my finger, then touch your nose. My finger. Mm-hmm. Your nose. My finger. Your nose. And doing the exact same thing with your left pointy finger. I want you to touch my finger and touch your nose. My finger. Okay. Good. Okay. I'm going to take the left heel. Okay. I'm going to take the left heel and run it along the right shin. The left side is sharper. Okay. Moving to the arms. I think that was about the same. Moving to the legs. The left was sharper. Okay. I have a picture here and I want you to tell me what's going on in this picture. Well, there's a young boy on a stool. The stool is tipping over but his sister is waiting for a cookie. From the cookie jar that is up in the closet. Kitchen closet. And mommy is washing the dishes and the water is overflowing from the sink. And you could see a very pretty garden from the kitchen window. There is a glove, a key, a chair, three cactus plants in a row. A hammock hanging on two stumps of a tree or something like that. And a feather. You know how? Down to earth. I go home from work. I got home from work. Excuse me. Near the table in the dining room. They heard me speak on the radio last night. Mama. Tip. Tap. Fifty. Fifty. Trunks. Huckaberry. Baseball player. Here we go. Right. Left. Right and left. Left. Okay moving to your arms. Right. Right and left. Left. Left. Right and left. Right. Right and left. Right and left. Right. Left. Right and left. Both. Right. Left. Left. Both.


Sir, this is your room. I hope you'll enjoy it. Thank you. Thank you. By the way, sir, if there's anything you need, I'm at your service. Oh, alright. Alright, all good. Have a good one. What a nice room. Ah, the closet. Perfect. Sir, if there's anything you need, I'm at your service. Um, okay. By the way, have you seen the bathroom? Ooh, nice. Sir, if you need anything, I'm at your service. Okay. If there's anything you need, sir, I'm at your service. What? That's weird. Nice. Very nice. Sir, if there's anything you need, I'm at your service. Wait, why are you still here? Oh, it's because you forgot to take me. What? Here, the next time. Yeah, I feel like I need to explain because otherwise you just don't get it and we need to understand that. Come sit with me. So, why don't you tip me? I don't usually tip. Don't you get paid for this? Yeah, but we are underpaid. You mean like this? No. I like this. That's overpaid. Tip me, please. Do you enjoy your job? No. Then I don't see why I should tip you. Except for the fact that I really love my job. Tipfully deserved. Thank you, sir. The big question is how much? Oh, it's not about how much. It's about the amounts. Then the amount won't be much. So much for that. But the amounts could amount too much. Right, but the amount could amount to mountains if you know how to mount. Yeah, I can mount. Perfect. How much do you usually get tipped? I get tripped a lot. No, tipped. Oh, just to tip me. I don't ever recall being tipped. Money. How much money do people tip you? Oh, sorry. It's against our policy. Tip. The tip. Out now. Get it. Ha ha.


The following is a presentation of TFNN. A Power Trading Hour with your host, David White. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, David White. And welcome all to another exciting edition of the Power Trading Hour with me, our humble, lovable, and squeezibly soft host. As always, we'd love to come to you at this time. The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. So, we've got options expiration, but most of the action pretty much happened yesterday. But still pretty decent volume. They did push the market down a little bit in the morning. That may have been continued selling to raise cash for the two IPOs. The big ones that came out today. We've got Pinterest and Zoom. They did a little bit better job of getting these out the door than they did lift a week ago. But at the same time, it took two and a half, well, we took two and a half billion dollars out of somewhere and put it into new paper today. Actually, we had to have the cash in for last night, plus whatever anybody bought today. But they did a little bit better job. Now, again, this doesn't mean that the stocks are worth that.  And what they do, they only pushed some of the shares out of the $10 billion market cap of Pinterest. I think it's about one and a half billion. So, I call these, in the industry, they're called sliver deals. They put out just a little sliver of them. And probably the most egregious of all time that I remember has been Caesars Palace. They put out 2% of the shares. And for the last, however long it's been out there public, they've been doling out a few more shares every year. They just, as soon as it goes up a little bit, they dump out more shares. They dump out more shares. Now, the reason for shares are not to make you rich. It is to finance a company. And by hook or crook, the people of Wall Street get involved in getting that out the door. It is in their nature, and for the most part, to support those companies because they get shares. Not only a front up fee, but they get shares and they love those shares that they get basically free. They could go to zero or they could go to the moon before they could sell them. And if everything looks right, they'll get behind it. They'll flog it for all its worth. They'll get it up there and then sell the shares off later. Sometimes they want to hang on to the shares for a long time. But I'd say, let's say seven out of 10 times, it's about getting the stock price up good enough. As soon as the lockup is over that they can start cashing in. And they'll let their equity buy side guys look at it later. But if you're in the M&A part of it, it's only one thing. That's getting the shares out, getting cash back in and doing it yet all over again. So quiet day, options expiration, three day weekend. We've got just about everything going on. Of course, Monday and Tuesday, when we come back, we're going to have some more earnings. Back right off of the bat on Monday. And that is against the backdrop of a rollover Monday and Tuesday on options for the next month and the month after that, taking us into really almost summer to see on the calendar here. So on Monday, Halliburton, Steel Dynamics, Granger, not a whole lot. It's the after the bell action that starts whirling up with Whirlpool after the bell on Monday, Tuesday. When we come back in the morning, hopefully you're all rested because we've got Twitter, Verizon, Lockheed, Mark Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble, Arlie Davidson, UTX, JetBlue, ATI, Hasbro. We've got a lot of them. Polti Homes, Polaris Industries, EDU, which is the new Oriental Education, a pay-to-play school. Well, I guess aren't they all. And of course, after the bell on Tuesday, SNAP, eBay, iRobot, Texas Instruments, Ameritrade, Six Flags, Gordon's Life Sciences, Canadian Pacific Railway Striker, Terradine, Hawaiian Holdings, gets you pretty much into Wednesday morning. And when we look at Boeing, Caterpillar, AT&T, Domino's, Pizza Biogen, so that's going to have some action on Wednesday morning for the biotechs, which again, I went on a rant. Was it yesterday or the day before? I can't keep these days straight anymore. I think it was the day before. I think it was on Monday when I railed against the Soviets for wanting Soviet-style healthcare here in America. But of course, we get to that Wednesday after the bell with Facebook, Microsoft, Tesla, PayPal, Visa, Chipotle, Chipotle, who cares? I don't go there and I don't eat there. And the people that do, it's kind of Russian roulette eating it. You just don't know if you're going to die or not. Maybe it's one in a hundred thousand, one and a half a million. One in a million? That's hard to tell. A very titanic form of indigestion at the least. So we've got that going on for us. So I got an itchy ear. Hang on a second. Sometimes you just got an itch. There's nothing you can do about it. And Xilinx. So we've got a little bit of that, but it's not going to stop. We've got two or three weeks of them hammering out earnings left and right. So it is going to be kind of tough. Itchy ear, my eye, yes. Nothing like mixing or doubling up on your metaphors. We've got a little bit of history today. And then we'll get into some charts and talk about what's going on in the rest of the market. And it's all just a little bit of history repeating. On this day in 1983, the Osborn Computer Corporation officially announced the Osborn Executive Portable Computer. The follow-up to its extremely successful Osborn One. This is a computer that, according to Lord, took down the company known as the Osborn Effect. The legend is that by leaking the announcement of this computer earlier in the year, dealers canceled all the orders for Osborn Ones, effectively destroying the company's cash flow and hindering operations going forward. This resulted in the cancellation of the company's IPO and eventually went bankrupt. A lot of that's true. It was the early Wild Wild West days of the computer industry. And a lot of people that had cash in it didn't quite like the way that the executive was running the thing. So they brought in some people that were supposed to be the adults. That's the people that actually leaked the story. And they thought that it was going to be good to make sure that everybody knew the company was running well and no new products were coming out. So I can't really blame the executive sitting in the seat as much as many people that got shoved in there because everybody wanted something to be smooth. 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If you take your money and then let it run and run and run until eventually it does open up $20 later, then was that a mistake? You know you only have the information that you have when you when you make the trade hindsight is always 2020. So first of all I don't know where you bought it and where you sold it but I don't know if you sold it for more than you bought it. It's not a mistake. You may have taken your money early. I'll always like Mark Wilson's discussion about taking money and having more money left on the table is the worst thing for a trader psychologically. But you know it is one of those things where if you were perfect that would be fine. But as Confucius said better a diamond with a flaw than a pebble in the shoe. And most people and they just you know striving for perfection will you know will kind of kill you as a trader. Do you think you're ever going to get everything all the time in every trade but you know could the thing get down 10 bucks on earnings. Yeah I suspect that it is going to get back down around that 100 level. I don't know when but you know at least if you look at the whole market for the last two weeks a lot of things have just kind of gone up on no volume. And you know you get into April now you're almost into May. We would have to have a trade deal and announce it fairly quickly. I just don't think it's coming anywhere or anytime anywhere that quick. Five and a half points on the S&P cash up 134 on the down Aztec basically flat up maybe up one point Russell down one point. So no signal out here that dips below it. But that's it. Okay. So you had a good trade. That's fine. There's a lot of stocks and you know what this is a game that's more like baseball you hit 60 or you win 60% of your games. You know you're in the World Series. You get you hit 400 and you make 35 miles 35 million a year. You know you just want to you know when you do hit that home run you want to circle the bases. Make sure you touch every one of them. I don't know. It's not interesting. I didn't the market's been acting rather horribly for a while. And it does seem rather hugely extended. I hadn't seen a lot of reasons to be long and hadn't seen many stocks give up the ghost and say it was time to be short yet. But certainly we're going into a three day weekend. I'm fairly bearish coming into next week. And there may be several reasons beyond this the technical that I think that is true. But the ability for the market not to be able to swallow two and a half billion dollars worth of IPOs this week and not run up to the highs. I think is somewhat telling. But again I think we're you know the risk reward is fairly decent. Either we're probably going to bounce on Monday and everybody's going to come back in like nothing ever happened. Or we're going to start to continue selling off in which I see a lot of stocks that are starting to group over on that right shoulder of the stocks. Anyway you can give me call it<PHONE_NUMBER>. Usually we do the tech insider segment on Friday. Of course we will not be here then. If you have anything that maybe is a little off the beaten path. You can call me today on technology. I was looking at one that I thought was pretty funny because I was in the I was in the store last Sunday. And the guy that was working there was nobody around. It was a nice day down here in Florida and I think one of the first really nice beautiful days and everybody was out doing stuff. Last thing they wanted to do is be in the store. I had to run there and pick some stuff up. Anyway this guy was trying to watch the golf game on his phone. They had a Roku hooked up to the television and he was sitting there cussing the Roku because he spent money on CBS all access. And he goes what do you think all access means? And I said well you get to access everything. He goes no guess what CBS all access doesn't include the golf games they broadcast. So he was kind of mad at either buying both buying his Roku and CBS all access said he was canceling it on Monday. I think that's the problem they kind of bifurcated and chopped up and misled a lot of people on stuff. But you know what the chart doesn't look as bad as I thought it would be at this point. Of course this is another one of those stocks that has a mountain of short sellers in it. I've actually thought many times that it is going to be the next GoPro and it may be maybe the thing is that it is probably a little harder to fault the CEO about it. One of the things I wouldn't be short it's got 14 days to cover. So if you're looking at this stock inner day next week and we do get a little pop watch for this saying it looks good on the chart. I don't like the business so much and we're coming into earnings. But one thing I do like is 14 days to cover means that you may be able to run these shorts into bankruptcy if they're on the right wrong side of anything happening. Of course it's probably going to be some article about them getting bought out by somebody at 100 bucks. And it'll probably all be fabricated but it won't matter because there'll be a lot of people looking out there for cream and ointments and lotions for the backside if they were short Roku with 14 days to cover. So in fact I didn't look and see what it was like. It was GoPro. Let me put Roku in here because it's always like that. It's not at home. Sorry about that. I gave GoPro 14 days to cover Roku not so much. Why did I make a big mistake there? I'm glad I look back and updated it. Not as bad as one would think. Maybe this is why it is headed down. Well, I'm glad I caught it right then. So, GoPro 14 days to cover. Roku one day to cover. Wow, big mistake there. Be back in a minute. 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Look for some emails and links to download the new version. I've been working on this for a few months. One of the things a lot of people had asked about was going to that CBOE market volume summary numbers. And now, whether you go to the S&P 500 or the NASDAQ or any of the other ones, it will read real-time update and the history will show the CBOE volumes for all of the various markets. So one important upgrade, so you'll be able to see all those. It's been somewhat difficult to find data providers that don't want an arm and a limb. I'm talking about $310 grand a month or something to supply data in the format that you're actually looking for. So it ends up being somewhat problematic, but you know what? Not a bad thing to look at. What else do we have out here? The New York Stock Exchange. All of these will have the volumes all set up, so no biggie there. But just keep an eye on it. And again, it's been very subtle, but we've just had this kind of on average volume ticking down, volume ticking down. But we've now got where the selling volume is just a little bit more than the buying volume on average over the last two or three weeks. So this may be one of the most subtle tops coming in or the pause where we get ready to go and try to take out the all-time highs. Normally, I would say it was given that we'd go test the all-time highs next week. And maybe we get the news to actually do it, but the response this week has been horrible on a lot of stocks from looking at Goldman Sachs and them holding it up pre-market only to sell it off. Now, yesterday they pumped it right back up, but the reaction and the guidance is not all that good. And a lot of that has to do, the pumping today has to do with options expiration. So as I'm saying, today we're up on the less than two million shares. You really wanted to see a lot more out of these than we got. And I was going to say even the earnings from yesterday, when you looked at them, I think we had one or two outside the outlier of up or down 4% on earnings announcements. And it's just become kind of brutal out here that the reaction is going to be muted both up and down until it starts trading, in which case we actually see a lot of these stocks do a little bit more. We were talking about Best Buy and I've got an email asking me whether or not I would short it for the trip back down to about 60 to 50. And I think it's probably going to be for sale with the new CEO coming in and the old CEO leaving. Its volume has not been good since we really had the gap up on the earnings of February 27. Not a huge winner, but again it's looking like a lot of these stocks that rolled over and that is a lot of sideways action at the highs. You know what it is, my ear was itching and then my eyes are kind of itching. I think I've got some issues here with allergies. Now I've got to sneeze. Maybe it's that air conditioning kicking out all the bad allergens of the last month because I really haven't had it on this week. But I'll turn it down a little bit so I can hear what's going on in the earwig. Yeah, could be that. Anyway, give me call today at<PHONE_NUMBER>. We'll start looking at some of these other stocks that we looked at earlier this week and see how they developed after the very, very light volume that we talked about earlier in the week. Let's go back to the 15th. Autodesk has kind of rolled over. We saw it try to blow away the previous high that had 4 million shares back on March 1st. You got into it. You never really had any kind of juice. Yesterday it rolled right back into the trading range. Got a little bit of a hammer today, but certainly these things, there's not a lot of juice when these things go to the highs and they're not found there. One of the ones I wanted to look at for a possible long was baby. We traded this and I think I bought it at 2550 or something and sold it at 25 bucks. It just never went higher over about three or four days than I had it when it should have probably taken back off. The energy on this right-hand side is nothing, but again, it's below its previous low of February 13th. Had 3 million shares yesterday. You just had 342,000 shares. So there is the possibility that some of these will bounce back in to their trading range. Again, a lot of earnings coming up and Caterpillar one of those. 9.4 million shares on December 3rd. Yesterday we were into that with 3.5 million shares today. Probably going to do very close to the same. So that would be kind of it. CBLK, which is carbon black, one of these stocks in the security software part, actually doing fairly well on light volume going into the February 22nd low at 12 bucks. It had 4 million shares and you're into it with 284,000 shares today. So some of these things do look like they could be bottoming out. Of course, HAC kind of gave a big signal out here the last few days. This is the security shares, factor shares, security ETF. Got to 4140, rolled down hard yesterday, 241,000 shares today, making a little bit more of a hammer out here on 200,000 shares, but certainly went to its new highs and rolled over fairly quickly. What do we have? Sierra's Logic, another one that broke above its highs. And of course, she had some juice going into that high on the 16th.   Another one that's on the lows that looks like it could be a possible buy, just on a price and volume and chart basis, is this fossil. And again, it's one of those stocks that's got major shorts always on it. Oh, FOSL. Get it here. It hadn't been too bad lately. 15 days to cover on it too. So there's another one. So we got a couple of stocks. GoPro, 15 days to cover. Fossil, 15 days to cover. If I'm wrong about us going down, probably ought to look at some of these stocks and see how fast they can run on some good news. 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It did give fairly bearish sign up here on April 12th at 589-32. It was testing 750,000 share, I with 460,000 shares. So this is where I'm talking about brittle markets and that is that if you got no volume, a lot of times you don't want to be short. But at the same time, if you don't have the risk reward set up correctly, you don't want to be long either. And, you know, why there are a handful of stocks that have a lot of short sellers in it. If you're in one that doesn't have any short sellers in it, nobody to buy it on the way down. And that's kind of what we're looking at Intuitive Surgical and some of the other stocks that without anybody there, there's kind of a big air pocket almost instantaneously on selling that breaks through any of the standard standard deviations in a stock. So that is always something interesting.  But again, a fairly big air pocket. And what else can you say going into earnings? To 3M, we were looking at that bouncing around its highs. Now, it's holding up for Minnesota Mining and Machinery. So it is 3M's. 5.56 million share high on September 21st of last year. That was 216.51 gets you into that today up and above it with 1 million shares. So again, is it horrible? Well, it certainly is on the volume today. Certainly is the volume last handful of days. Generally, you don't like that in a stock. What else do we have? Match Group, looking at this one. Now, this one is another one that kind of took a beating. I don't think mostly because what they're involved in, that they'll be around in 10 years. The question is, when does something come out that really destroys what these guys do, their grinder and all the other kind of apps, as people call them hookup apps.  But at the same time, how do you make money? Is it a squeaky clean business with no problems or is it a problem that we know in these kind of dating apps that have always ended up being sensationalized Hollywood movies after a while? That was kind of the thorn in the paw of these businesses. But certainly, when you have almost 10 million shares and all you can get is 3 million shares on April 16th. That's telling you that there aren't a lot more people willing to dive in to this one before we go. What else do we have? PPG. Again, if we open up lower gap down, you want to watch a few of these stocks, especially today, that did have decent pops. But if this thing gaps down on Monday, I would look very hard at the automotive industry and see what they're doing too. If they continue to do that, PPG makes a lot of paint and windshields for cars. I think that's telling you a lot about the auto industry if this thing does gap down. Skyworks Solutions, as we talked about this, went into the $90 high of November 1st of 2018. That had 1.85 million shares. The last couple of days, you had 2 million shares and you had 3 million shares, and it still couldn't hold that high and rotate back down inside. Things actually probably look a little bit better for the cell phone business than they did in past weeks. But again, it doesn't matter if the market turns against you. If people won't buy higher highs, if the volume goes away, yeah, can they go a little higher? But you're always waiting for that snap that we saw in two to two surgical last couple of days because that's how they will crack. I'm not doing that. I got an email about what I'm watching these days. Bosch, season five this weekend, is new on Amazon Prime. I got rid of Netflix because it just seemed like nothing on there that I wanted to watch. Trying to think anything else. I'm watching The Rookie on ABC and it may be because I met the actor that's the star of that movie early on when he was doing Firefly in what, 2000 or 2001? So I know him, so maybe, and he was nice and wouldn't like everybody else I've met out in Hollywood that was an actor, a pretty level headed dude. Trying to think of anything else. Watch that. Trying to think of anything else. That's about it. So when I come back, I'm going to actually be wheels up at about four o'clock today. And we're going to be spending a few days doing some sailing down on Marathon Island and the Keys. Weather seems to be good. So I'll come back hopefully worn out and exhausted, which is what vacations are supposed to be, aren't they? But that should be good. I will be on Monday talking about the rollout of the latest edition of the Art of Timing the Trade charts and got everything fixed and ready to go. And that's it. We've got somebody else's. Okay. Okay. There you go. Some other people writing me here but it didn't have anything to do with the market or anything I want to talk about. Okay. Let's look at a few more. VLO. The numbers came out right before the show from the Baker Hughes numbers on rig count. Rig count was down. And, you know, we're basically at the last week where we should see rig counts down. From now on, we should only see production higher. Rig counts higher. More gasoline as most of those refineries have now got switched over from their winter formulas to their summer formulas. So we should see nothing but huge production numbers from now on. And again, when we get into Wednesday, we start seeing crude start to roll over. The XLE and a lot of these stocks that basically hit highs out here on light volume should be very interesting to me because of the cost of short. The XLE, look at that.  Down a little bit today. Anyway, we'll be back in short. Wrap up the show. I'm Steve Rhodes, author of Mastery Probability. And for the last 12 months, Timer Digest has been tracking my newsletter signals which have earned me the ranking as their number one market timer in the nation for the S&P 500 for the last 12, 6, and 3 months. Timer Digest also ranks me as the number one market timer for gold as well. The fact is, markets can be timed. 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Well, today's question is, I know we don't have much time. I do a lot of testing of setups to see if they're effective and worth employing or not. And believe it or not, I do all my testing manually, looking at charts on the screen and creating big spreadsheets. And I'd like to automate that. And I wanted to ask your advice on what you'd recommend as the best platform to do a lot of testing. The top two from a little bit of research and conversations I've had is grade station and thinkorswim. Thinkorswim, especially because they have that huge database of history, of price movement, of all kinds of things, options, everything, so that you can go back and sort of play a DVR, you know, and set up on there. But you're talking about all straight backtesting, right? Yeah, backtesting. Yeah. You know what backtesting is called? Backtesting? It's called curve fitting. One of the things that you want to do is you'll find patterns that really don't mean anything. And that's generally the problem with traditional back checking. Did I email you last week? You did. About, yeah, about... Sample size. Rapid minor? Well, I've been focused on the sample size calculation. I haven't looked at that much. I sent you a link for Rapid minor. I think you'd be well, even if you're not going to use it, be well, we're spending some time with that because you're going to look at how they split up data, right? So that you don't just do straight backtesting, but you do forward testing too. And why don't you call me Monday when we've got some more time? But the idea of just doing straight backtesting is generally fraught with error. And we'll talk about that. In the meantime, sell when you can, not when you have to. And we will see you here Monday. Same bat channel. Thank you. Same bat time.