my name is Fausto from Cybertrain University. How's everybody doing this wonderful afternoon, 12 o'clock here in New York. I don't know where you guys are logged in from. But welcome, welcome everybody.  Like we're up 389 points. We're getting a lot of good run-ups in the market.  Having a lot of good run-ups. AI is moving up really nicely. We had a nice little correction in Coinbase and what else we had that move this morning that was pretty good. All the banking stocks that you've been seeing it's been going on, a lot of them have been moving. But we're gonna talk about a lot of that stuff and we're gonna teach you a little bit more about it. But before we get started everybody and start getting into the detail and the fun about our class, just quick little disclosure, just let you know. Listen, not gonna make any guarantees or promises. It all varies student to student. Just be very wise or very smart before you go out there and make your trade. Now this is what we're gonna cover. So we've got a lot of good things we're gonna talk about. We're gonna talk about basically how to find the big money. What's how the market's moving. We're gonna talk about the most important tools to use, the best times to trade, how to be an overall decent trader. You're gonna be the best, you wanna be the worst, but you just wanna be consistent and how to kind of like maybe implement this into a swing trade, maybe even an option trade. And then also gonna teach you why how most people make mistakes looking at charts backwards. I'm gonna talk a little bit about that and so much more. Now to let you know a little bit about myself, everybody, I've been doing this for over 20, it's almost 30 years, oh my God. And I've traveled around the world, I've traded hundreds of thousands of people over the years and I love teaching people. The thing is this, I see too many of you lose money.  And you know what? You probably just don't know where to look. Remember why you're here, you're here to make money. That's the only reason why. And to go out there and trade, it's all about risking the least amount of money as possible with the high amount of reward and that's what we're gonna cover. So at the end of this presentation, everyone, I'm gonna give everyone access to come join my trading room so you can be people just like here you see on the screen. You know why we've been in business 30 years, why we're endorsed by every brokerage firm in the industry, why we have a five star review on Google, which is probably the best in the industry. Well, hopefully at the end of this presentation, you're all gonna stick around because everything that I covered, we practice what we preach and I'm gonna invite you in the trading room so you can see it live in the market. Now, my question to everybody is this. This is a live webinar. So the more questions you ask, the better I could help you. Now, my question to you is this, how long has everybody been trading here for? Have you been doing this for a couple of weeks, a couple of months? Just give me just, you just put in a chat and just let me know. Couple of weeks, okay. Mike, what about you? Bill, I see a bunch of people in here. How's everybody, where did everyone learn how to trade? Just started, okay. Few years. All right, good, good. All right, well, listen. There's nothing to be embarrassed about, okay. And the reason why is this. When it comes to trading, listen, you always need to learn what's going on every day and believe me, I don't care how long you guys have been doing it for, some of you have been doing it backwards and that's the way I have to look at it. So I'm basically gonna be covering all that stuff with you in the trading room.  You saw a big crash yesterday. You know, you're like, what's going on? Is it CPIs? Is it Credit Suisse? Is it the banks? You know, is it a fed rate that we had yesterday? What is making these things go up and go down? Well, the thing is this. There is a lot of uncertainty and a lot of people are getting really nervous on their long-term trades. Don't know what you want to do with your IRAs. Maybe you don't want to blow up your account. Maybe you got fired from your job and you want to do something as new career. Obviously a lot of us experience what happened during COVID. But what you have to understand is that there are opportunities to be made money all the time in trading. But my deal and the way I was trained because I live here in New York, I was trained by some of the best traders in the world is that it's not about making money.  It's about stop losing it. That's what everyone has to understand. I mean, listen, you see a stock like that one on the left, PACW. I mean, this is in one day, stock goes from 26 down to 25. And then all of a sudden next day, it goes from like drops all the way down to nine and it was shot up down to 12. And you're like, wow, look at the volatility on that. There was so much great opportunity out there. And then you look at a stock like FRC, another bank. Stock goes from 48 down to 36. You could have made a lot of money on the short. And then the next day, you see the stock run from 22 up to 36.  Facebook doesn't do this, Tesla doesn't do this. But then, you gotta know, is it time to get in? Is it time to get out? Is this the top? Is this the bottom? What's making all these things move? It's all about following the money. That's it. And that's everyone's biggest issue here. Think about how much better and smarter trades you would make if you were able to see what made the stock go up. Where is it, and where is it gonna stop? I wear knowing where 70% of the sellers are gonna be on the street. That's where it comes down to it. And that's why people fail because they focus too much time what's happening in the past and they never, ever focus on the future. Question here. Not doing the best time of the year, markets less, you know exactly what you're doing. Well, Morgan, I'm gonna do the best I can to kind of explain that in detail for you, okay? But the thing is this, trading I just want you to understand is not a full-time job. A part-time job, you just gotta know where to look and you gotta know what's moving and you just gotta be focusing on just making that day's pay. Now, right here you have on the screen I actually came out with a mouse pad and I designed it. Trading, most of the volatile happens within the first hour of the open and the last hour of the close. You know, we do do some pre-market trading in early morning hours. I mean, sometimes those things do move but it's not a full-time job. So if you're like West Coast and you're not an early riser, you're not gonna get up at five o'clock in the morning, okay? But that's okay because you could trade the afternoon. You saw what happened yesterday, how that market crashed, literally like 300 points, 300 points in 30 minutes. Great opportunities to go to get a nice shirt off where maybe what happened, company came out with earnings the day before and the market opens up early. So pretty much there are very good time slots went to trade and went not to trade. Now, here you have an example of big run-up here at 9.30 this morning. Stock goes from $17 all the way up to 19 in about an hour. I mean, if you ever think about that for a second, if you bought 500 shares of that stock and you made $2, that's $1,000. That's a quarter million dollar salary there. That was what? An $8,000 investment? Who doesn't want that job? You see, you don't have to go out there and kill it because it's all about, it makes its run at those times and then it kind of slows down. So let's go over these examples. Next, a couple of examples out here. Here, ZIM. Look how the stock in the pre-market had a big run. It ran from 1950 all the way to $22. And then once the market opened up it went from 22 to 24. So there are big volatilities at those times.  But then all of a sudden there's this thing called program trading, reversal times.  You know what I mean? We've all been there, we've done that. So there are very specific times when you should be in trades and when you should not be around, okay? Now, can't buy the news. Listen, a lot of us go out there and you just need to know what makes them move due to even though a company comes out of news it's all about the volatility that does it. So I wanna talk about how we actually monitor this stuff. Jerry, good to see you too. Hi, Jerry. All right, let's talk about something called level two. All right, so now what I wanna get into is the fun part of it and kinda train you all like, okay, well how do you know the thing's gonna continue to go up? What drives them up? Who's running them? I wanna start off with this one right here. Does anybody here have NASDAQ level two? That's my question. Anyone have level two? A lot of you do, okay, good. Everyone has a lot of people. So some of you don't. Okay, let me explain to the people who don't have it and verse have it. So right here on the left-hand side this is called the bid. This is where the buyers are located. On the right is the ask. Those are the sellers. Now the way it works is this. Whoever wants to buy the stock for the most amount of money is up on top. Whoever wants to buy for less money is down at the bottom. You got three columns, a four-letter abbreviation of an exchange or a brokerage firm. Excuse me, the price they wanna buy it and the amount of shares they wanna buy, everything there is multiplied by 100. So it's basically what you're looking at is a negotiator market. People are negotiating what they wanna buy the stock for and what they wanna sell it for, okay? The problem with level two is this. It's outdated. It's been outdated since the 90s, okay? I know every brokerage firm offers for free and you know what? That's basically what it's worth. And we all know if it's so great why would something be free, okay? So what happened was they had to change things around and over the years, the exchanges obviously made things a little bit better for us to trade. Now, have any of you ever heard of something called an ECN or NASDAQ Total View? Archipelago, I don't know if you ever heard of these platforms, anyone here, anyone heard of them?  I am one of the original day traders that started back in the early 90s, okay? Now, what happened was I was one of the beta testers that helped the, for example, NASDAQ to help build an exchange to allow you to go out there and compete against every brokerage firm out there. So you technically have a seat on the exchange. You probably don't realize that.  Those days are over. Those days are over. Actually it was over when Hurricane Sandy came around because everyone here knew about working from home. Well, that happened when Hurricane Sandy when New York City was under water. But let me explain to you what we got going on here because I think what you're about to see right now is gonna be quite disturbing. What I'm about to show you, you're gonna stop and think about this and be like, why didn't no one ever teach me this? I mean, like, anyone ever take any classes before? Because what you're about to see is gonna be quite disturbing because I am now about to teach you how to read the future and not to read the past, which most people do. Let's start off with something called NASDAQ Book Viewer. Now for some of you here don't know me, I'm actually a regular guest at NASDAQ and right here to kind of show you right on our homepage or our website. This is our website right here. And here's a video of me actually at the NASDAQ Center teaching their audience how to trade off NASDAQ Book Viewer. So let me explain to what we got here. You're basically seeing every order on the exchange, every buyer, every seller, everything, okay? So where NASDAQ, when you're looking at the level two, you're only seeing like the best buyer and the best seller. You're not seeing all the buyers and all the sellers. So you have to understand something. I know all of us here will always talk something called support and resistance. Problem is you can't have a support without buyers and you can't have resistance without sellers. So let me show you how we put this on all perspective. Here you have a stock PACW, one of the bank stocks. It goes down, it went all the way down went to a price of $8.50. And right around between 1015, it decided it didn't want to go lower, actually wanted to go higher. What would make that stock go up? It's not the Fibonacci, it's not a MACD, it's not a 200 moving average. What it basically comes down to is this. There are a lot of buyers out there that want to buy the stock PACW, but when you get down to 8,050 cents, you will notice that you had a 61,000 share buyer and another 8,300, just about two pennies below that. Exactly, Tim, you all logged in from YouTube. It's the buyers, you're seeing buyers out there. So now you have a seat on that exchange and you get to see it, because you always wonder why did the stock go up? It went up because of the 61,000 shares buyer came in, not because Kramer said so, okay? And on the reverse side, you ever go out there and wonder why didn't you get out of a position and it started going down on you? I mean, here, even on Apple, stock goes from 154, once it got around two o'clock, about two hours later, it decided, mm, don't want to go up anymore. And it went all the way from that 156 down to 154. Why would it do that? Because there's a 24,000 share seller out there. Now you might not think that that's a lot of shares, but when you're looking down that list, you've got 100 shares, 700,000. 27,000 is, you know, it's a lot. 2030, maybe 50 times more than the average trade that's out there. And not only that, but there are 377 orders out there that make the 24,000. So that's not one person. That's 377 different people that make up that 27,000. So what do you want to do? You either want to hold on to it or you want to get out where that guy's getting out. That's how you read the future and not focus on the past. Now, you can't have support level without buyers and you cannot have resistance levels without sellers. Almost the totally opposite of what you were trained. Think about it. What makes a support level buyers? What makes a resistance level sellers? And if those people aren't out, if they're not out there, it's not gonna stop where you thought it was gonna stop. Let's go check out another stop, BBIO. So BBIO is going down, right? Okay, now I have a question to ask all of you here. When a stock goes down, when is it gonna stop? What is going to prevent the stock from going any lower? Can anybody answer that question? What do we need? What do we need to prevent it from stopping, stop this stock stop going lower? Exactly, Tim. We need buyers, right? Everyone, can everybody just write that in the trading room? I don't wanna, listen, I don't wanna feel like I'm talking to myself. Just write buyers. Everybody write BB, BB, BB, right? Just write buyer out there. Steve, what about you? Bobby, Jerry, Steve, there you go. All right, good, all right. Now, let me explain to how things work. Do you see buyers out there? Do you see buyers at that $16 or anywhere? No, I don't. So how do we know? We have to go and find out and look at those platforms. So we're gonna hop on here on the NASDAQ. We're gonna say, okay, well, if it's going down, I need to find out where there's the most amount of shares out there. And I can see right here that there's a 22,000 share buyer at $1550 and another 5,000 share buyer at $1551. So you're talking literally, and oh, another 10,000 at $1547. So right around there, I would probably say is the more majority buyers than any other order out there. I mean, look, 200, 587. I mean, you're talking literally about 30 to 40,000 shares there. Well, guess what? What are we doing? Following the money. And by following that money, look what ends up happening. Stock goes from 18 down to that 1550, hit it, went back up. Hit it, went back up. Hit it, I mean, eventually that guy wasn't getting off the bid and now the stock went from 1550 all the way to 1650. Now you might look at that and be like, okay, big deal, went up a dollar. Should I kind of remind you? 1,000 shares, dollar a move, $1,000, quarter million dollar salary. Who doesn't want that job? Okay, hell's a hell of a lot more money than Social Security, I can tell you that. Bobby has a question, with or without us it going? Well, listen, you gotta understand something, Bobby. It doesn't matter what you think, okay? It matters what the street thinks.  Let's go check out BLPH, okay? Here's another example.  But the question is, you own a stock. You always wanna focus on taking a profit. Well, we're not gonna work on the past, on the chart. Let's focus on the future. And we go to Nasdaq Book Viewer. We got a 37,000 share seller out there. Now we got 100 shares, 200,000, 10. Why would anybody waste that time with 10 shares? But anyway, 37,000's a lot. I don't know. I don't think I wanna own the stock with a big seller out there, would you? Because look what ended up happening. When right at that big seller, and if you didn't get out, it came right back down to 560. See what I'm saying, traders, like, does that, by the way, did I lose anybody? Did anyone get confused? Anyone get lost? All right, good. Good. You see, it's not that complicated.  So this is not like someone to pretend and, you know, show you some fancy PowerPoint slides and show that I'm always like, you know, wow, that seems easy, FAFSA. Don't worry about it. You're all gonna see this live in the market. That's gonna be the goal, okay?  All right. So can I get a Nasdaq, where can I get Nasdaq Book Viewer? Probably most of you are asking. Listen, right there, datastore.nazdaq.com. Listen, I don't work for Nasdaq, but I don't want you to go out there and buy some third-party software. Just go right to the exchange. They'll sell it to you. It's like 15 bucks. It's a no-brainer, okay? Now, when you purchase that, just to let you know, I think by the way, I think I have the QR code here. No, but I'm gonna have to add that in there. Hold on, let me put a reminder here. Okay. So anyway, so getting back to it, at the end of this presentation, I'm gonna give you guys a workshop. So you're gonna be a free workshop, so you can actually go out there and I'll show you how to set it up because you wanna make sure you have it set up properly. Okay? Just wanna make sure I was taking care of it. Now, how can you tell if an iceberg order broke through? Okay, so now let's talk about something called the building effect and we're gonna talk something about level four. All right? Now, I don't know if anybody here ever sold level four quotes, but if you think level three looks pretty unique, wait till you start seeing it on a chart version. So here you have, by the way, if anybody here trades on Thinkorswim or any platforms, I know a lot of you here are logged into YouTube. Check my YouTube channels. Some of these videos are probably the most viewed to teach you exactly how that platform works. Okay? So I have really, really good detail lessons on that. Now, look at that. I mean, I don't know when the last time I did this, but this had what, 6,000, 9,000 views or 688 likes. Not bad, okay? So let's talk about on a heat map. This is basically what we're looking at. So what we're seeing right here is we are going to see the actual buyer and seller and how long he was there for and if he gets executed. So this is going to be really, really cool when you see this. So here you have a big, big order here on the bid. You can see all these red lines. These red lines tell us where the big block orders are. And by knowing where those big block orders are, that will give us a sense of direction why it's hitting it and why it's resisting it. Like here you have Amazon. Stock hits some big buyers here around $66. And then all of a sudden you could see how the stock is going higher. And not only is it getting higher, but you could see these sellers getting executed or they basically canceled their order. You know, listen, by the way, that could happen. A lot of people always ask, and like, how do I know these are real?  Now, can people cancel it? Absolutely. It's all about following those big orders. Let's look at this stock right here, PACW. So PACW has some really big resistance levels right around here, around 12, okay? And you could see how the stock literally, basically you're at 11, 12 is a dollar away. Well, you're like, well, we're pretty far away. Maybe it's not gonna happen. But if you notice right now, right around 1150, 1140, 1130, you're getting more iceberg orders are showing up. 70,000, 58,000, 28,000. And then all of a sudden, look what ends up happening. If you didn't see those orders, and those people starting to show those orders they wanna get out, look what ended up happening to that stock. It dropped literally a dollar and a half in less than an hour. You could, you see what I'm saying? Like, you could see the orders, you could see how long they've been out there for and you could see it on a nice colorful chart. But you're not looking at an indicator, you're looking at a platform, which is totally, totally different. Let's check out the stock key this week we traded. So you could see key had resistance levels right around here around 1230. And you could see from here how a consistent line was there from all the way from 1230 right around that $47,000, 47,000 shares. See right here on the right, that's level three. On the left, that's all level four. By not having a game plan and knowing that he was out there when he showed up at 10 o'clock in the morning, if you held on to that trade, look what ended up happening. It dropped all the way down to 1160. And he's still out there. He's still out there. So that's why it is so important to have a game plan and knowing where those sellers are. Let's go back to look at, check out key again. Not only did he get out there, but now look what happened. Another seller showed up for 1250. What he thinks gonna happen with all these sellers out there? It just goes lower. And then when is it gonna stop? When the buyers start showing up.  That's basically what happened here. So these are things that you have to look at when it comes to trading.  Everybody hear that phrase? When you break through resistance, the roof wears resistance, there isn't any. And this is what happens in this situation. Stock hits 1250 and boom, look at it, there's nothing to stop them going higher because all those sellers got executed.  What ran it up? You got to follow the orders and you got to see if those orders are getting executed. Now you could apply this to swing trading, investing, anything. Now, does anybody here have a stock you want to look at? Anyone here? Just tell me, we'll look at one of them. I'll give you one stock that we were looking at today. And let me simplify this really quick.  Let me pick something else. So today, we had a pretty good move on the stock AI. All right. Okay, you got a couple of stocks there. Okay, good, we'll look at them. Nishan, we'll check it out. So here's the stock called AI. Now, can anybody tell me what happened to AI? Could you tell me a synopsis of what happened to the stock? And make it tell me? Started at 9.30 this morning, ran from $23. And then had a nice little run to about what price? Where did it go up to? It popped, right? Kind of stopped right here around 26. All right, you see that? Right about there. Why did it stop at 26? Anybody know? Why not 27? Why not 26? Why 26? Why 26? How about this? Let me break up level four. See that right there? There was a big seller out here and he added to his order for 32,000 shares of 26. There was a seller right here at 25 and you could see that that order got filled and then obviously now all these other orders started showing up here. So a lot of the orders started showing right around 26. So once you got past this buyer right here, this seller right here, guess what? It goes to the next resistance levels and that's what happened at 26. Thomas has a question. How do you find all these decided that the stocks you are going to trade for the day? There's a selection review. You just share that. Kinda like, oh, I won't show, there's a new comment. Okay, so here you go. There's a question from Tom. So Tom, that's a great question. So what I'm gonna do is at the end of the presentation, you are gonna have access, including everybody here. I'm gonna invite you all to come into my pre-market trading day, where we start trading around eight o'clock in the morning, Eastern time. So I'll show you exactly how to find those stocks and you could see them before everybody else gets to them, which is gonna be something I think was pretty cool, okay? Does that answer your question, Tom? All right, now we did add a couple of people here that did bring up a stock that we wanna check out. So let me type that in. So some of you said, what was it? This is an FRC, okay, let's look at that one. FRC and actually bring up a little different chart here. There we go. You haven't bring this up here. All right, FRC, okay. So FRC is coming down pretty hard, okay? Everybody see that? Now, the thing you have to ask yourself is, when is it gonna stop? What is gonna prevent this stock from going lower? What do we need? While you guys are typing in, I'm gonna look up a platform right now and I'm gonna do my homework on this stock for you. What do we need to stop going lower? We need buyers, right? There you go, there you go, buyers, right? Buyers, look at that. Buyers, okay. Did you see any buyers in FRC? I don't see a damn thing, okay? So, but if you look right here, it seems like it wanted to go up right here, right? Everybody see that? Right around that price right there? Wow, that's it. Right around $12, interesting. So, you watch this stock going down from $14 and it finally starting to go up around 12. All right, if you look right here, fellow traders, these buyers started showing up and he kept adding to his position and look how dark red that is. There's a 211,000 share buyer right there. Not 200 shares, not 2,211,000, okay? That's the reason why it went up. Now, where's gonna be resistance levels? Well, right around here, around 1260, I've got 111,000 shares out there looking to be sold. Did you need an indicator to tell you that? Did you need Kramer to tell you that? Did you need Fox Business or a CMEC to tell you that? By knowing that that buyer was there, gave you a sense of direction where it was going. Now, did I lose anybody? All right, so who here wants to see this live for a whole day? Who wants to see basically how to find these stocks, see if they continue to go up and actually more or less see if people actually make money doing this? Well, what I'm gonna do is this, I'm gonna invite every one of you in the next few minutes to come and join me in my trading room and you'll see the hundreds of traders that we traded over the years. So you could basically see what they're buying and what they're selling. Now, for you to get started to get back in that trading room, listen, you don't need any money to do this, okay? All we want you to do is watch. We don't want you to have a brokerage account. We don't want you to do any trading, okay? Because we didn't teach you. You know, the biggest thing you have to look at is this. Before you ever make an investment in anything, you need to be sold to see if it makes sense if you get it or not. So getting out all this stuff and buying it is a waste of your time. So this is what you need to do. Every once you have a, you know, basically the access right there, I got two QR codes. Take your phone, right? Take your phone. Take a picture right now. Everybody know how to do that? Bring up your camera. If you go right here, you got your camera right here. Says camera. There you go. So you got your camera. Take it, take a picture. And you'll see when you do that, just show you what happens. You'll get a registration page. There you go. Accept the cookies and just get started. Right here. That's all you have to do. Get started. Tell us a little bit about you. So we make sure we know what you're getting yourself involved in, that's all you need to do. It's as simple as that. So a couple of, and also you got the link right there. We have it in the chat room. You can click on that. So the color breakouts on the book mat means that the buyers or sellers are no longer there. Yes, but the question is, we didn't teach you, I didn't have time to do that, is that you don't know if that trader got executed or he just canceled his order. That's what you have to look at, okay? And that's what we're gonna show you when you come into the trading room, all right? Now, anyone else have any questions? Couple of shout outs really quick here. First of all, I'd like to thank, I see we got a bunch of people registering right now. Kate, I got your registration. Welcome aboard, Stephanie. Welcome aboard, Ashley, got your registration. Thank you very much. Now listen, everybody here. When you take that picture and you call in, all you're gonna have to do is we're gonna actually, you're gonna talk to an education advisor. They're gonna invite you into the trading room. Let me just show you. Here's the trading room that you guys are gonna be in, right here. Actually, they're trading a stock right now that's moving up pretty good nugget. Looks like that stock is moving well. You see all the traders here on the left-hand side?  All of them. Right here in the middle, here's our instructors. You see all the instructors right here, all the C2 staff. You're gonna see we do alerts and we do live audio broadcasts. So you'll hear live audio. We only do them the first hour and the last hour.  You got one day, one day in that room, okay? So use it wisely, all right? So if you won't get access to the room until you activate it. So when you fill out that questionnaire, you'll talk to an education advisor.  That's all you need is one day, all right? And you'll make a decision. Now, any other questions? A couple other people just registered. Tanger got your registration, welcome aboard. Fran got your registration, welcome aboard. Benita, welcome aboard, got your registration. Good, good, good. All right, just calling out people that register. Guys, listen, fellow traders, it's free, okay?  Are you sick and tired of paying somebody and don't know if it really is for you or not?  What's the worst thing that can happen?  You're gonna get really ticked off because you wish you knew this beforehand and some of the trades that you were not in because you probably wouldn't have been in those trades in the first place. You see what I'm saying? Remember, I live here in New York. We have a five-star rating on Google, okay? We're endorsed by the biggest brokerage firms in the industry, Trade Station, Thinkorswim, Schwab, I've done several events with, and that's just naming the big ones, not even the little ones. You'll never hear that, all right? Triple A rating at the Better Business Bureau, why is that? Because you know what we do is this, when we invite you in our trading room, we wanna make sure it's for you, okay? You might jump in there and be like, oh my God, thank God I was in this room because I've realized it's not for me or not, you know? But wouldn't it be nice to know before you make your first trade, think how much smarter and better trading decisions would you have made if you were able to see those orders in the future and stop focusing on the past? Steve says I'm having trouble getting on my YouTube channel. Okay, well, listen, I told you, take your phone, right? Bring your camera. When you click on your camera, click on your camera right there, and you'll be able to start accessing it right there, okay? Or you can click on that link I just posted up there. Another question came across here, Morgan, I'm Pacific Time and I have a schedule appointment approximately the next 20 minutes. Can I join tomorrow? No, you don't have to start right now. You could start Monday, you could start next week, you could start tomorrow, you could start your trial when you're ready to start it. You don't have to start it right now, okay? Absolutely not. Yeah, there's the link right there for Steve, just there you go, ctu.fo would slash right there, okay? Any other questions? Think about it, would you ever think of coming into a webinar before here and all of a sudden you like never knew that you could actually see all these orders and know you could act, and you knew they existed. You know it existed. And now all of a sudden it's like, my God, you know, I mean, how much, I would have never gotten certain trades if I could see those 50, 60,000 share buyers out there. Okay, let's go back to, I wanna show you something pretty cool. Remember that stock Fran, right? The stock Fran right here, let me zoom in over here so you can see a little bigger, right? Look what happened to the stock, right? See how the stock went from that price right there around 12, and it's kind of hovering right here at this high right there. So that's kind of doing that, you know why? Because of this buyer out there for 230,000, that's why. It's because of him, not because of him, that's resisting from going higher, but look how it's trading within that range. You know, if you saw that stock when it was at 1250, you could have bought it somewhere close to 1210, right below where this buyer was, and you're making money right there. I'm telling you fellow traders, it's not that difficult. Get your phone, scan the barcode, or type in that address, let's get you in the trading room, let me show you why Cybertrain University has been around for 30 years, and hopefully you could change your life for the best. All right? So with that said, ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much for watching. I'm hope I'm glad I was able to teach you how to shadow iceberg orders, and how to use level three and level four, but this is only the beginning. Now let's go out there and see what it's like to trade in the pre-market. Let's see how it's like trading in the aftermarket. Let's just see if other people make money doing it, because the most important thing that you have to learn is how to stop losing money. And the only way you're gonna learn is not focus on the past, but focus on the future. So with that said, thank you very much everyone. Bobby, Morgan, thank you very much. I really appreciate all your help out there for coming in. And I look forward to seeing you all in the trading room. All right? Thanks everybody. Happy trading.


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We're gonna talk about projects I got some good notes for you guys here to cover and want to make sure you guys are on the right track so that you can Tell take your portfolio to the next level and go from there So at the end of the day guys, it's all about high impact project that solve company current problems If you're not doing that if your projects are not around that it's not going to help progress your career That's the thing that's going to help advance your career the most as far as your resume interview Just makes things so much easier when you are in line with company high-impact projects and solving them and your Portfolio reflects that guy. So at the end of the day, you have to make sure you got that guys If not, you're going to struggle or you will have a position Situation where another developer who may not know as much as much more about coding or less than you We'll actually get the job guys So at the end of the day guys the big problem with companies are that they will not Promote junior developers unless the market put pressure on them to do so So you as a junior developer have to put yourself in a position so that you can get those raises and get those Promotions without having a big a company for that guys and I got a couple of reasons here Why so that you can increase your market value so that you can get the raises you want in projects are going to help you out with that I can't cover everything on this video guys. So down below in the description got got a box I got a seven step guide that's gonna help take your probe your projects to the next level So sign up for that free seven step freelance guide For your portfolio and also if you already signed up for that freelance guide We have some premium courses for you guys as well So go ahead links are below for that and you're gonna be a part of our free community Still building that thing out. So we got a lot of good stuff coming. So go ahead and get started on that guys. So at the end of the day guys, let's put ourselves in a position of a A junior C sharp developer who won a promotion been working for a company about a year and a half Haven't gotten any raises been doing pretty good work. You know, they ain't the best work but enough to Get a raise. So what do this junior C sharp developer do? So the first thing that C sharp developer should do is set up a meeting with the software Manager or the software director so that they can review where they are as far as just their career the job Their current status of the company and really have that one-on-one time with that manager or that director So once you set up that That meeting what do you talk about? Well, you know in there big for a job or you can go in there and say, hey, I deserve a raise give me a raise and It may work, but more than likely it won't work You have to basically justify Why you need more why you are more valuable to that company? When you leave they will feel it or it would be harder to replace you at your current salary So they might as well give you a raise that means see it How do you communicate this and how you do it in a way where the manager could understand this and Be able to go to the HR or his boss and say hey give this guy raise He's valuable to my company give them a raise right now boom So you want $25,000 raise or you just want to be a senior level developer you set up the meeting everything go good You got that so you decided that hey I'm gonna go ahead and showcase my projects that I've done over the years so that I can first of all showcase what I've done in the past and What I'm gonna do in the future and how it's gonna impact the company great good strategy. You ready to go now What do you talk about during the meeting? This is the critical part is this video guys and this is what gonna set my content apart from everybody else because I can go through and just tell you to just Put basic coding project calculator apps to do apps all that basic stuff No, we're gonna give you specific projects here guys so that we're gonna help you guys out Bear with me guys Got a little bit of a code going and trying to get through this video still gonna drop you guys some really good content So bear with me things are gonna get better and we're gonna get you guys started. So that being said, all right meeting day We're gonna get to this meeting with the software Developer manager or director going to meeting. What are we gonna talk about first of all? Always go in there and a positive note. Make sure. Hey, we're on the team together Don't make it controversial. Don't make it hard for them to make a decision.  So first project you got on that list that you're gonna talk about is ERP Workflow automation functionality. You should have this on your list guys If you don't you're gonna be making a mistake every company gonna have some form of a ERP system ERP system It's their main system. That's gonna allow them to take orders process them Invoice and all that good stuff. So some companies gonna have they call it different things It may be a management system. It may be something else But whatever that company core system for you, you should be billing integrations with that to automate workflow This is a C sharp developer. So they should have a project You don't have to be all gooey and other things like that But you should be able to go to this manager on your portfolio Say they was doing this manual before my code was in place or my software in place Now that's automated. I have over a hundred people who used to do this manually every day Taking about three hours a day over a hundred people now. That's automated. That's time is money guys That's gonna justify you getting that raise pretty fast just that one project alone and we got more to even talk about so now you got that Software development manager Attention because now they know. Oh, he showed up to play. He showed up to really showcases value. So Tell me more and they're not gonna be excited Don't expect them to be ha ha hooray because they got their poker face on they're trying to see where you at They're trying to size show up make sure you're worth that raise make sure that hey once you get that raise It's gonna be justified. You don't make them look bad So guys it's very important that you guys make sure you showcase these projects correctly And this is all something a junior developer can do as well. So Project number two something customer facing a JavaScript website portal That really showcase your ability for UI and UX design This is for some of your front-end developers and you notice that I haven't I put a emphasis on UX and UI experience Not designed because a lot of you guys getting here and say I'm just gonna focus 98% of my time in the sea CSS and just make it pretty colors all that stuff the stuff you see which okay That's a part of branding and sales and making things look professional But I'm talking about experience being able to put elements on a screen that's useful at that specific time that specific use case That's going to help make people more productive. You get calls from a customer Excellent about the status of a load all the time and they do that. Let's just say 12 times a day and They do that across multiple Customers where you want to set up them online portal? They can log in they have access to all that information and not only they have access to the information You can see their current loads. You can see what's going on there to current orders What the status is they don't have to call and talk to somebody and check it anytime any day in your UI code Allow your personnel office staff to not get those calls so they can focus on more high level high impact projects That's what your code did That's your second one guys and you can start adding functionality like business alerting Where somebody logged in or loads late so that you can actually put that on that portal And then you can even let them know when things are the issue. So you don't get calls about that as well That's a huge thing you can do from alerting graphics In a UI not you guys sleep on that reporting you think that's more for business analysts which pure reporting is but I'm talking about integrating automation and really doing that dashboard type feel you need to do that So number three project guys talking about Dashboards let's go to the sales side of the fence every company's gonna have some kind of sales department that had to manage customers They're gonna have some form of a CRM Maybe Excel spreadsheet whatever that may be they need marketing automation guys They need some kind of dashboard to let them know what the customer status is certain alerts What if one of those customers logs on to their portal and see about a late load and you got to go see that customer You want to know that type of information so that you can get in front of those questions and be more professional and more knowledgeable What that company needs or emails you want to see why their sales volumes going up down All that good stuff potential clients in the industry There's a lot of automation there guys that you can really leverage when you integrate your CRM and your ERP system through code You can do that pretty easily through the database through front-end That's something that you need to showcase on that resume guys really good stuff. That's but not least is the Performance this is something that always gonna be a reoccurring thing your code will be At a position where you need to optimize it as your company grow the scope of it get larger some of your code That may not be written optimal for that particular size company You're gonna have to improve that the only way you're gonna know that is to put Processes in place test in place to be able to monitor that so that you can make that user experience faster from a performance standpoint This is always something you can always do for my bread and butter standpoint may not be the top butter list But it's something that you can put on there so that you can continue to be Optimizing looking for those business processes because time is money just say you got 12,000 employees you log on to the system. It takes I don't know 47 seconds to load you can get that down to five seconds Millions of hours and time being saved guys. That's what I'm talking about.  You got a good balance of the business and the software as a junior developer By the way, you're going to get that raise You're gonna be put in a position so that now that software development boss can take this stuff That you just gave them on a silver platter and say this is why I need to give Ride or whoever the junior C sharp developer a raise because of this kind of stuff guys guys If you agree with me comment below if you disagree with me comment below I want to give you more projects, but I can't make this video too long So if you haven't already we talked about more projects and my seven-step guide is way more than this guy so links are below and Want to make sure I covered everything but at the end of the day guys It's all about your business Projects and how impactful they are from a software from a coding from a workflow perspective You got to get this in your mind because most of our developers are going to be in this position Especially if you're freelancer, so if you haven't already go ahead and check out the goodies below in the description box Sign up for that seven-step guide Go ahead and support the channel and buy some of those free courses or buy some of those premium courses So that you can advance your career and get to that six-figure salary you deserve and I'll put a link to my Seven-step guide here. 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All righty, what's going on guys got Cal and Shawn here with late in sports guards And we're ripping six boxes of bowman draft jumbo for mr. Neil B. Neil. Let's see what we got We need a we do it um we do personal breaks after most group break nights We do them Wednesday nights and then Sunday mornings as like an exclusive thing all day. You get a couple hours a Couple hours of it going, but we'll do them every night after group breaks for a couple hours so if you guys do You guys do order one Like during any day it would most likely go the end of the night the day you guys order it But then Wednesdays and Sundays we have full full shifts of personals All right, good luck here Neil six boxes bowman draft jumbo. Yeah, you saw that cheese man Start the video to that. I got a restart I got a restart Water right you ain't wrong Wally ain't wrong man. Oh good Lord that please good What a start clip that what a start to the video. We need that one Alrighty do it Lord. I'm ready. I'm in Vaughan on that clip that I'm ready. Oh Man Bowman glass Jacob Wilson got a first Clifford and a first Grant Taylor Yeah, it's a good jingle it has it has been stuck in my head for years man like it Until I hear it gets there. It was the 99 got a Tommy Troy and I saw in there D-backs first pick in the drafts first huddle pool and Whitman man oops Didn't know you're gonna start singing that when I just came out. There's a light blue Alex Ramirez like First Riley set Keener fair The bell attack still available Bueller Bueller Hey, buddy Hello, Mike on there's a refractor to 499 auto Grayson hit Grayson hit there for the D-backs first Thornton and Walton Yeah There's the 499 Emmanuel Bonilla the best ever do it just not most recent here says at first and Meyer and honeymoon There's a transformative talent choreo I want to 250 there for the Brewer's schemes and Christian Campbell. Come on Neil Let's see some fire. Let's see a super 49 now. We got James Wood. I should hit a super for Neil on Wednesday. I believe Do it again There's a first salt to bottom salt to bottom. There's a Lazaro Montez the 125 on the aqua crater and First rock at fortnight. Yeah, see if I upload that video with this. There's just no context at all I'll blow that video and Neil goes to watch it back. Oh, excuse me What was that start? What was that start? Yeah, no, no, don't worry Well, you will fix it There's a first Zach Levinson refractor Perfect place placement for a peptide commercial. No. Yeah, you had a you had the song down to you had it, right? Just timing is a law. It's a first check early on the base.  Love these very nice to 99 Top pick for the D-back spin to nice Tommy Troy so far in a first max Anderson All righty there first one down mr. Neal Good luck. Good luck. Keep her moving Woman drop the jumbo. How you doing today, Jonathan? How's things the 499 white huddle pole? Yeah, that was uh, that was a mistake Keep it moving first Hunter Holland and Jaden Ham professionals. We know how to keep it rolling Oh Another Tommy chore to 250 on the first for the D-backs First winniger and a marion boy.  Maybe take the overs so let's go Jaden There's a blue. Yes, sir Is there first rodent and Kevin Perrata? Let's go Jonathan. That's right. We can't wait to ship Sunday. It's a it's a good day I can't wait to get out of here. It's a good Sunday There's a first base auto knoll in the clean for the Mets Sean's got a date of frauders again No, it's been sir Nivens first and the Paula date with the tequila. Yeah, that was a crazy Crazy match Jane. I only watched the highlights this morning for a little bit because I Was not gonna be here if I watched that match in totality. There's a Dylan head Bowman glass got first Homer Bush and Xavier Isaac. I for sure would not have made it in His buddy There's a yellow to 75 the Charlie Soto for the twins their first pick in the drafts Back in Berg and Grayson hit Casamigos George Clooney. Yeah, no, I was kind of worried about uh, I was just kind of worried about meds legs Honestly, he was at like 25 hours on court by the end of that match yesterday There's a first Watts Brown and Menachi. I can't be easy in a week and a half Yeah, a little bit there's a fungus among a little bit say light blue to 499 drew Jones Timmy clip that intro that we just first Johnny from Ella Yeah, if you saw that that was something if you didn't see first Tommy Troy Tanner home Yeah, Jane, you might want to go back to the very beginning of a not this video. I had to restart Sean was a It was an accident it was an accident Classic accident First Cole Emerson and kind of Delgado a blue gonna be cold Miller to 150 first for the eights First Bovi and Jackson holiday. Oh, it's Paul getting one on about the next life Or is there a master work on for next life going on like blue first Chase Davis got a lunar glow Jacob Berry first McLean One last pack. Hey, what's up, Steven? What's up, man? What is going on? Stephen was also team no microwave. That's a boy. That's was Jaden real man That's was Paul. I believe there's a purple the 250 first auto for the Tigers max Anderson Tiger's First Campbell and Brady haps All righty, I'll do it for box two Good luck Neil keep her going here box three team. No microwave. Let's go the winning team the winning team Okay, guys, I think we are full for it today I think we are gonna be full for today It's gonna be close if you do get an order in may potentially get to it But probably would go tomorrow night probably would go tomorrow night Spencer There's Spencer got a Enrique Bradfield in the mood ring. Oh, no Orioles got a first Jack Hurley and Jackson Shuri up You see his new sign Spencer. You're here earlier, right? Sean's new sign. It's dual sided now It's dual sided now a orange coming Like here Neil it's a orange of Jack Hurley on the first first bowman orange of 25 Jack Hurley for the D-backs first subios and Justin Crawford. That's actually what I said Steven That's what I was saying what I said earlier when someone asked Ravens and Lions might be the exact opposite though to be honest. I don't know I think they're gonna be good I think they're gonna be good games I don't think that she's get it done, but I mean They've done it before and I didn't think they were gonna get done noble mire on the light blue Rimer and Elijah Green They've certainly done it before when I thought they weren't He's a Dodgers fan now Spencer go Dodgers There's a first base. Oh Tommy Troy and Tommy all over this had the And a base auto now For life Yeah Spencer slept at Hooters last night There's a Paul Skiens got a oh Paul Skiens LEDB on the bone glass ldbbg bone glass first Marauders and Trosser It is Lock it in lock it and got a gold paper that one's gonna be Brady house Brady house and Brady house into a Brady home Got a purple a two-fifth It's a second wait Wiggins and Y crow had snapped on that one. Oh, let's go Keep her going here. Good luck Neil. Oh, let's go Neil first key for Lord Kate Denton Chris doing that's right fellow non-plane cheeseburg. Yeah, I'm gonna know that as well Just cheese and meat man. I don't know what Jake's doing. It's a baby. It's something else going there Baby, there's an auto first base auto Kate Denton or the Rockies refractor regio and the Carol Tigers just locked up Colt Keith to a six-year deal. We got some Tigers fans in YouTube channel like to hear that Colt Keith six-year deal, huh Spencer? Six-year deal That's pretty good for a her prospect first Joe Redfield and Zavala. What's up Chris? Two one twenty-five. I got what Rhett louder Rhett louder on the aqua First forester and Mikey Romero a few more packs here a first White blue Travis Honeyman Lunar Glow how you Lee first for a mellow and Rainer Arias Colt Keith sounds like a country star. It does it really does Colt Keith the country star All right, but I'm cookie Maybe he's got a after that six-year deal. Maybe he's got a second job. Yeah, there's a first miller sure first cold Miller Chase Davis refractor and yo Indra Vargas All right three down Let's keep it going here. Mr. Neil box for Bowen draft jumbo So it was Spencer all the fake jumbos yesterday is that I don't remember I Don't remember what we decided on So I was saying yes 86,000 Holland we have a nearly a million seconds of Nearly a million seconds of bands getting all those fake jumbos out of here. I'm down with that My help just let me know Play hit some acoustic guitar mid-break. I don't know I don't know I've yokey coming in placing guitar for us though. There's a speckle first. That's key.  Hello everybody. I'm Colt Keith You and bomb or two of them. Okay Okay, I Thought we had decided that Jace was one of them. I know vom was one of them. No, that makes sense. It was blue I'm you the blue one Jace The blue jumbo is making some sense. It's been fax. There's a There's a rose gold a 10. That's gonna be Connolly early Rose gold first there for the red socks Blue jumbo Blue jumbo kind of knows what's up. Cravee Xander Muth. I Am blue jumbo. Let's go Let's go chase Yeah, I'm gonna say blue jumbo might not last long here anymore. Yeah We'll make it too long here light blue first James Shears first Woodward and Mahoney These boys didn't see enough carnage going on shay. So they had to they had to add some jumbo to this It's in the mix. I see I see what was going on Wasn't enough already going on There's a first Joe Whitman for the Giants first base auto Oh, Halloran and Kate Morris. Let's go Eric. I hope that bad boy slaps That's more minus for Gus Gus bus TD. Let's go Lamar 65 and over in Detroit, Sanford I like the over Detroit Sanford. I like it. I've been liking that one. I like the Ravens to win I like Gus go Niners on in on Eric. I think I've been on others There is light blue to 499 Gabe Gonzalez There's a Johnny Farmello Pullman glass for Savakoo and Cunningham Oh, well, he was lying they was wrong there Right there. He was dead wrong but other other instances other instances he was there's a speckle first of TJ Nichols Dead wrong there, but you know the rest of this. You ain't lying. It's haunts. 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Yes I thought he was gonna go straight to the basket blue Cole Young winner glow early. It's green and burns I don't think he had a chance though. I think they doubled them and he just like couldn't go anywhere So right back to Jinkals The Bobby Boucher alligator I do remember that actually I think that was the plan. Yeah, my my my great does run hot That's run hot. There's the 199 Jonah Cox on the gradient My career does run hot. There's a first Jase Barofin. Oh First or Fracor Ethan O'Donnell Yeah, it is it is crazy like even like when they have like 40 game NC double a slate to put it put together. They still get everyone everyone dead on Okay, something's going on box five. Come on Neil got two more coming They don't know the resource on credit. That's right. I'm right.  There's a simu Munoz First Sullivan and Coleman Picard. Hey, what's up, Ed? We've opened a few if you want to check them out Last one we hit had a D on Sanders auto had a D on Sanders auto We just hit we just opened a few though if you want to check them out. We got a couple in the 1999 Jackson Wiggins. They are good though, man I have been liking what I've seen and those their multi-sport product and you get one It does say auto, but it's not necessarily an auto. They do have patches Okay cooler and Andrew Lindsey But it's one card for those and they are they are pretty cool man leaf has a big auto set So we've seen Mike Tyson autos D on I think what else we saw the other night Remember, yeah, they're they're fun. They're fun not not too expensive either man The solos are very well priced at 99 bucks. There's a nice one first auto of Wyatt Langford We go first for the Rangers. We'll get a mag on that first bat first AJ Ewing and James Wood It's full actually Edward. It wouldn't go till tomorrow. I think we're actually full for today. We got a lot of orders coming up I think we are gonna be full for today But if it's a leaf artists for I could probably do it if it's just one of those solos I could probably do it pretty quick. Those are those are really quick only one card There's a bow and glass type Pete first Cooper Engel and Lissaro Montess Sack at the limit edition microwave. Yeah, that he does I think it's just old and Probably broken why run so hot to 99. We got a rock ratio green grass Now I got you ever it sounds good man. Sounds good sir. Appreciate you hanging out pink knee first refractor Tax time coming. That's true. It's true I heard that Yeah, you can't cook a hot-bucket in my microwave. I wouldn't I wouldn't recommend it Eric wouldn't recommend it lava straight lava on the inside Wouldn't recommend it Runs hot. There's a light blue. You want you Vargas? 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Yeah, you might need to make a clip for Sean He's a I gotta have it Kind of a legendary start for sure But it just it came out Box number six. Good luck spinning table in front of you. I wish I could But for real you gotta go back to the beginning of this and clip that yeah The actually not the beginning of this go to back one more video. Yeah, because I had to restart the video Had to restart the video oops Right box six. Good luck Neil I'll say gradient to 199 Philip Abner Woman glass mat Shaw. This is the one-on-one. I actually hit for Neil the other day I had a super of the bum and glass Really cool design Nathan Detmer There's a green Transformed it's talent Jacob Wilson color match there for the ace to 99 first league K. Scholl and Teddy McGraw Yeah, he's singing it I feel feel that Yeah, right Yeah, no, it's a Carrie situation we got here. Yeah, I was a light blue Jayce young First Abner and hero white. 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Oh I'll free up done over factor Still deciding right now Chris still deciding haven't thought of anything yet I did the over in the tennis match last night, so I woke up with a nice win So I'm gonna see what I can what I see what I'm thinking Jake the Lioto 199 on the fuchsia crater Haven't really looked yet first Gonzalez probably won't look more towards the night game considering this game will probably start before I finish So jumbo right before the entry and true No, yeah, so I started this one one before I had to restart so there was an intro right before I go To the intro there's like an intro. We had to redo it Yeah, so the intro before this intro It was only only a few seconds, but first refractor cam Fisher Jared golf lines by 100. That would be a good profit. I guess or buy some points Gibb CD Gibb CD. I like Pacheco too. I feel like he's Always do pretty much dude runs hard. There's a first out of Garrett forster for the Pirates Gutierrez and Jaworski do a poll should I take lines by a hundred lunar glow first cold foster first Langford and shown what it Jared golfs coming out here Jared golfs going right now last pack of luck. Mr. Neal Aqua and it's gonna be Eric baton T to 199 on the aqua lava first out of there for the Brewers Eric baton T to 199 first Maui ahuna and Jackson Meryl Alrighty, Alrighty there, Mr. Neal nice it on the Langford auto a couple of different Tommy Troy autos there Get those right out see my man appreciate you as always Neil


How's it? How's it guys? Light is at the cornerstone of photography. It's literally in the name itself. And how would you use light to make fantastic photographs? Well, today we're going to see some examples of photographers who have used light absolutely beautifully, sometimes very obviously, and sometimes very subtly to make gorgeous photographs. And I know that you are going to love and get so much inspiration from from your own images. To find these photographers, we are turning once again to Frames Magazine. And the first guy we have is Tatsu Suzuki. And he's got these very interesting black and white images from Tokyo around sort of the 2020s. And we know what was going on. Then I don't need to mention it because we've had some run ins with YouTube and their odd ways of age restricting content recently. So we'll leave that we'll push that to one side. Right. But first off the bat, we've got this very interesting photograph here, which at the face of it, it's not much. It's some people walking across the sidewalk.  But it's not one of the people outside. It's like a person who's behind you. This reflection. And they're saying here portraits through the telephone box that is coming out. See, I love this kind of thing. When you are presenting an image that's a fairly standard scene, but then there's something otherworldly in that I'll use the word otherworldly that is about reflections about the distortion of light. Think about how you can employ these things in your own photography to play with the viewer's perception. And you see a similar sort of thing here that in this image, it says lady waiting for the train to pass a railroad crossing that there seems to be some water either on the lens or a window that he's photographing through. And and once again it's light playing through the water drops and stuff that takes the image and just makes it something a little bit more. It's by no means the world's most amazing photograph, but it's an example of how you can play with light and and the things that are around you that often we kind of just sort of dismiss.  And it reminds me a lot actually, strange enough of the kind of the work of, you know, so stikin' and then sort of the hurl, for some weird reason, I don't know why George Hurl is this kind of thing. But it's all again about these kind of shadows and how they're distorted when you put light through things. I would really encourage you, this is this is a simple setup that anybody can try and can play with. I come a bit closer to home now. We've got Rita Long and she has these collections of flowers that she has, I think, sort of pressed and put them into, you know, booklets or tissue paper or something that she's photographed them with the light coming from behind in certain cases, all this front. And they end up these kind of very interesting minimalist sort of shots that have a very fragile quality to them, probably maybe because it's, you know, the image itself or what have, you know, the subject. But I look through this and I think about the way that it would be quite easy just to, I think, you know, photograph these with more of a traditional lighting setup, you know, here's the lighting that falls on us. But when you start creating this called vaguely unnatural looking images or unnatural lighting looking images, you can start, again, taking something that most of us just discard and forget about all the time and start seeing it in a completely different way. I mean, you know, these are not particularly the sort of thing that I am drawn towards in photography. But I think if you were looking to, you know, to have prints that you could sell of your work of things that, you know, people would want to put up on the wall. This is 100%. The sort of work, I think that, you know, a lot of people would be drawn towards and be quite happy to put up on the wall. Nobody's going to buy a portrait of somebody they don't know. Very few people are going to buy a street scene, right? But a load of people would buy this. And that is not saying it's commercial and it's like that. It is, it's beautiful work. It's not, as I said, it's not quite my taste. But I could see this up on my wall right there. I think my wife would love to have someone like this. So Rita, if you're listening, let's just see what, see what comes of that. As I was flicking through this book, I was struck by this image here. This is called Tattoo by a photographer called Ian Howarth. And the colors on this and the setup and so are just absolutely beautiful. I love this picture. Now this is the kind of thing that I would put on the wall, right? It is a simple setup. It's dark. It's primary colors. It's interesting because it is the sort of thing that hundreds of people would have walked past that very day and totally and utterly ignored. That's beautiful. I love that. That is so wonderful. And as you continue looking through Ian's photography, there's a real mix, you know, the next picture we have, I think, called Suspended Play, which reminds me a little bit more of kind of Steven Shaw and the lighting. So it's sort of, it's way over to the other side. You know, that lighting has gone from being very punchy, very contrasty to this kind of washed out sort of feel, which is fine because that suits the mood of this picture. And that's an important aspect with light. When you think about it is how it feels and fits with the mood of the place. Sometimes it can be totally at odds with the mood of the place. Imagine this picture with, you know, lightning and thunder and stuff like that, you know, dark rain clouds, it would be a very different image. But, you know, it's so often, I think, dismiss or not pay enough attention to certainly what are sometimes challenging light conditions. There's a photograph here called Chair Men, which I think is gorgeous. Now, there's a couple of reasons why I think it's gorgeous. Firstly, it's a very quiet photograph. It's very still. It also reminds me of the youth centre where my granddad back in the 70s used to go and help out and stuff like that. So it makes me feel slightly nostalgic. And there's so many actions at play with this that I just, I love. And I also think it's great that rather than, you know, thinking, oh, I can't get all the folks, you know, the exposure to be even across the board, which is often, you know, what we get told these days, he's chosen to expose this beam of light, which makes the image, I think, far more... That's what's really making this image. There's an interview here with a photographer called Robert Clark. And again, as I was flicking through, I saw a couple of images. There's this very famous church in Iceland, I believe. Yes, the White Church in Vic Iceland. And S, if you've seen this church in your travels to Iceland, let me know in the comments below. Anyway, so he's talking about, you know, light. There's that theme coming through in this magazine of light. And his inspiration or his mentor originally taught him how to see light by breaking down scenes, by breaking down images and going, look, what's going on with this and what's going on with that, and meeting different scenes and what have you, and getting an idea for how light is interacting with everything around.  Now, that feels like it may be a bit controversial by saying that that's what separates competent photographers from incompetent things. Of course, that's not the case at all. This is me making a snap judgment on the things. And, you know, everybody approaches photography in their own way. I like to be in control of the things that I'm doing. And some people are more interested in just the act of taking a photograph.  And everybody should, but not everybody's going to. So, you know, so when we look at that, you know, when you look through these photographs against some of them, they're not like, wow, photographs, but they all do have, I think, a mastery of the light, the light itself, it is treated right, it's treated sympathetically and used to its advantage. And I would highly recommend that when you go through and you look at photographs, that you learn to dissect them, that you learn to think, why did this work? Why did this photograph land where maybe one that you took recently didn't? It's such an important skill to be able to pick up a magazine, to, you know, go through photographs and often, you know, there could be something as simple as this one we looked at earlier and go, okay, well, this is how they've done this in the lights from here in X, Y and Z things.   And that's why I want you to, you know, to take the moments to, you know, Frames has a website that you can go and visit, I think they have like an online digital membership as well. And just enjoy looking at these beautiful photographs that people are submitting that they are sharing with the world. And, you know, work towards maybe putting together a sample of images, submitting them to a magazine to say, look, you know, would you be interested in showing my work or even just at a gallery? I've been super remiss how bad I mean, Naughty Alex, because right at the back here in the magazine, there is hiding a photographer called Roger Guetta, who I get the impression from reading through his, his piece here that the majority of the work here is, you know, physical manipulation. And he says not so much Photoshop, but in his words here, editing exclusively utilizing a garden of applications created for the iPhone and the iPad. I love that garden of applications. Well, whatever he does, these photographs, these images, I think are gorgeous. They're an example, certainly some of them, of how you can use manipulation, how you can use editing tools or processing tools, image tools to create work that doesn't feel like it's digital editing. I think we're still in this world where some digital editing is, I think to be charitable, hamfisted, and it looks cuck, right? But then there's other work that is using the same techniques using all this sort of things, but it's done with a level of competency that sort of makes it look really, really great. And this particular image here, reverse psychology, it's, you know, it's not post the childhood digital imaging at all, but I love it. It's so, it reminds me of Bill Brandt's image of Francis Bacon. I think it is for some reason. Again, it might be that strong line down the middle, but it's just something beautiful. He calls himself an interpretographer. Get close to it. Get intimate with physical photography and see how different it feels to being just in front of a screen the whole time. Now, early at the beginning of the video, I mentioned Steve McCurry, right? He's a great photographer. This is the video here. Go check it out. Wallo in the color that he has there and just simply enjoy. Thank you ever so much for watching and I will see you again soon.