analyst and the founder and over of an international company where she teaches people how to successfully trade the stock market. Her trading methodology is based on a strategy called Golden Gaps, which pinpoints institutional money in the stock market. Here to present short stocks for fast profits is Melissa Armo of the Stock Swoosh. Welcome back to Trader's Corner, Melissa. On this beautiful fall Saturday going into the holidays, and I'm here to talk to you. Thanks for having me. I want to get right into it here. I was just listening to the previous presenter talking about the market. We will talk about the market today. I do have a couple market charts in here, and I think that the rally that we've seen in the last two days in the market is really going to trip people up because we have a Fed meeting out in actually a month, a month from today, tomorrow, December 13th and 14th is a UFOMC meeting, and the reason the market rallied in the last two days is because the expectation is now that the Fed is not going to raise rates 75 basis points in a month. Guess what? I think they are. And if that happens, guess what? The market is going to sell off. So we're going to talk about some market charts today, but we're really going to talk about trading, making money trading, you can make money shorting, you can make money going long. I will say this, 2022 has been the best year to short that I've ever traded, and I started trading in 2008. Now, when I started trading, I did not know what it was doing.  And then eventually, years after that, I started a business where I teach people my method. But when I started trading and I started shorting, the market was bullish. And now we finally had just a banner year to short, and I don't think it's over. So today we're going to talk about trading on the side of institutional money for fast profits. I do focus on options, and I also focus on day trades, and we're going to talk about both of those today. If you have questions, you can email me at Melissathestalkswitch.com, you can also call me at 993200 Gap. Again, as Trader's Corner said, I do appear on all national television channels. We've been talking about inflation, we've been talking about the Fed, and I think we're going to see more of a dip in the market, as I said, into 2023, and possibly even higher levels of inflation. They came out also this week when we had the rally that the inflation level dropped. Again, they take into consideration a lot of variables when they're looking at those price points. But if you're a consumer, I know I'm a consumer, I have not personally seen any drop in any prices of anything that I've been buying.  The number is the number. A fudgy number is, did they fudge the number? Well, I know one thing. They're looking at a lot of different things, and they're trying to get the number to look as best as it can, so the market doesn't collapse anymore. But the reality is that we could be going into a prolonged level of inflation. It could go up again. There could be a point where they can't crunch the numbers to look better next month around. Again, with increased interest rates, it's really affecting businesses wanting to lay people off. You saw that with Metta this week. You saw that with Facebook. You saw that with Apple. And then also, of course, rising interest rates, which has affected the housing market, which had a huge, huge boom, actually, from 2020 into 2021. So again, you can watch me on TV. I never know what I'm going to be on, so it's best to follow me on Twitter, YouTube, or Facebook. So let's talk about making money in the market, and personally, when I started trading, I was looking for a new career. Now maybe you love what you do, and you like your job, and you don't want to find a new career. That's fine, but you might be looking for a way to make extra money because of increased prices in goods and services that we've seen. Again, one of the biggest reasons why I think we're having a problem and why I think inflation continues is because diesel fuel is almost $7 a gallon. It's way too high, and that affects everything we buy. Every store we go to, how do things get to the stores and trucks? So diesel fuel is up, and that price point isn't getting any better because of the administration's policy and energy. So if you're thinking about just making extra money, or if you want to do this for a new career, you can earn a living in the stock market, whether it's part-time or full-time, if you want to do it. You absolutely, absolutely, absolutely can. And again, I've been teaching people my method for 10 years. This is our year-to-date stats. This is for the day trades. This does not include the options, okay? This is just day trades with an average risk of about $2,800 per trade. These are day trades, which you would trade on margin. We're at 605.054 for the year. This is year-to-date. This is all the trades, okay? I run a live trading room where I'm calling the trades live. We are mostly shorting. Mostly shorting. We sometimes go long. I'm not gonna talk about any longs today, but again, there are times where we will go long. But I think overall, going into the end of 2022 and even into 2023, it is up to you to decide to improve your trading. If you want to improve your trading, if you have not had a good year, or if you have had a good year, and you wanna do better next year than you did this year. In other words, 12 months from now, you wanna be ahead financially, not behind. You know, a lot of people got raises even. You've seen an increase in wages, but they're actually behind because guess what? Their 401ks have dropped off this year and they're paying more at the grocery store for gas, for everything, for housing. So even though they got an increase in wages, they're basically seeing a dip in their finances. You have to empower yourself in order to move forward and what does it all have to do with? It has to do with earning power. It means earning more money. And if you can't control what you make, where you're at a fixed level, a salary person, for example, that no matter how much you work, you get paid the same at your position, at your job. Then you can make extra money by investing or trading in the market. So how do you make it happen? How do you make money in the market? And why do people find trading success so elusive? It's because many, many, many, many, many people that trade do not have a set strategy that they follow on a daily basis that works with a high consistent win ratio in the market. You have to win more than you lose. And actually some of your winners really need to be big winners as well to cover the cost of the trades that lose because some trades will lose, okay? You also need a strategy. Mine is gas. We're gonna talk about this today. Now, what is a gap? This is a chart of the spot. And here you see the rally for the last two days. Let's talk about what a gap is. Actually, let's go all the way back here to September. A gap is a difference to the close of the open. There are bearish gaps and bullish gaps. I do both, but I prefer it to short. This was the market closed here at four o'clock and opened down here at 9.30. This was a bearish gap. We shorted it, it dropped, okay? You also could have done a put. What is a put? A put is an option. It's basically a short, okay? So what is a gap? A gap is a difference in the close and the open. Right there. Now, there are also bullish gaps. This was a bullish gap. Market closed here, gap up. Opened at a higher price at 9.30 from where it closed at four o'clock. In this case, you're at open at a lower price, okay? Actually, we can look at here. This was yesterday, Thursday to Friday. We had a gap up. Closed here, gap up. Rally. Okay? So that's what a gap is. So having a strategy to focus on daily is very important. It allows you to not be distracted by other things. Things you see in the news. Things you see in social media. Friends that you might talk to. Being in a trading room where a lot of people are giving out tons of ideas or even the Reddit chat rooms. It can be very distracting when people are telling you all kinds of things and everybody is looking at something different and everyone is thinking something different. When you have a strategy that you focus on and you follow it to the letter, you're gonna have a higher chance of success as long as that strategy has a consistent high win ratio. Because again, trading is about odds. There's no 100% anything. And if anyone tells you that, they're lying. I take trades that lose and that's why I have a fixed risk. I put in a stop. It's called a limit order stop. It's a hard stop. If it stops me out, I lose. But I have more winners than losers and that's how you can make money. And once you come to accept the fact that anything that you do has to have a set fixed risk, you'll be okay then through the losers knowing that the next five, six, seven trades or whatever that you take will be winners after you have the one loser. And that'll help you over the hump because you believe in yourself and you believe in the strategy and you believe in your own ability to be successful. Now let's look at another chart here. This is Amazon. Again, what is it got? This close to your gap down fell. Then it had earnings this night. Close to your gap down fell. So this closed the night before here, roughly at 110. This was the 27th of October. Open in the morning down here was like around 97 and change and it gap down, close to your gap down. So again, down here's the volume. These are the candlesticks. Now again, we can look at gap ups. This is Amazon from Thursday to Friday. This went with the market. Close to your gap up, rally. So theoretically you could have gone long Amazon on Friday. I did not, but you could have. And if you did, you made money. So again, what do I do? I do gaps. What is a gap? I stopped gaps with the opening price today is different than the closing price of yesterday's trading. A gap is a break in price action from one day to the next. Simple, but you can't short every bearish gap and you can't go long every bearish gap and you can't go long every bullish gap and you can't short every bullish gap either. So it is about finding the good ones, okay? You only need one good trade a day in order to make money. That's it. I mean, it really is as simple as that. So I spend a lot of time in the morning in the pre-market way before the market opens. I get up sometimes five o'clock in the morning and I am rating gaps and analyze in the market and narrowing down in hundreds of things to try to find the best thing to trade each and every single day. It's like trying to hit a bullseye every day and I always say it can be perfect for 30 minutes a day. I can be perfect for a half an hour a day. Maybe I can be perfect for an hour.  So I don't train all day from 9.30 to four because again, a lot of things are happening in the world, in my life, the phone rings, email, this thing, that thing, to try to be perfect for with 100% concentration for six and a half hours can be exhausting. So now down the timeframe for yourself where you're gonna allow yourself to focus on making money and that set timeframe and that will also help you too. It's the focus on the timeframe, the focus on the pick, the focus on the strategy, which again, increases your wins and lowers your losses. And if anybody has any questions here, you can just plop it in the room and I'll see them as we're going along. So again, this was a nice chart here. And while I watched this rally, we actually shorted this here as a day trade and I lost an Amazon this day, but I held the conviction and we did a put. Okay, a put is an option and that went and it went boom and it went and it worked. So again, I was right, the stock was lower here, but on this particular day it lifted because Apple rallied this day. It was a 28th, it was a Friday and the market rallied too, so it lifted Amazon. But I was right on reading this in the rating because it fell and we got it in the option. It was a really, really, really nice trade. So again, what is it got? Here's another one we did. This was earnings too, was Adobe. Stock closed here, gap down, fell. Closed up here, around above 370. Open in the morning, here around 320 fell. We shorted this as a day trade. We also did this as a put, it went boom, boom, boom and it fell. This rallied as well with the market. 98% of the stocks that trade in any given day are gonna go with the market. And many times I'm trying to find something specific that has actually nothing to do with the market, nothing to do with the market at all where I don't need the market's help in order to get the move, whether the move is up or down, but again, like I said, I prefer to short. Why do I prefer to short? Because you get faster moves to the downside, faster trades to the downside. And that's extremely important because again, you don't wanna have to worry about FOMC minutes or meetings or news or something that could happen with Russia or Ukraine. Things can happen all throughout the day and that can mess up your positions and your trades. So the faster you can be in and out and make money in something, the better off you're gonna be. Now how do I make the decision on the trades? Besides looking for the gap, the whole philosophy is that I'm looking for institutional money. So what is institutional money? Institutional money in the market is big position players, professional traders, okay? Retirement funds, hedge funds, small ones, big ones, big money in the market, large banks that take positions and stops, okay? They trade with volume, they trade in the pre-market and they trade in the post-market and they trade on the live day. So if you are going with institutional money and they're buying a stock and you're long, you're going to succeed and make money. If you're against that, you're gonna lose. In every case and every scenario that there is. And again, same thing to the opposite. If you are short, okay, and an institution is selling a stock, you're gonna make money very easily. Adobe was a great example. Amazon was another great example. The lift that happened on that day was not institutional money coming in to buy the stock. It fell consequently after that the following week because it was getting dumped by institutions, okay? And this is what has made the market so volatile for 2022 and has confused so many traders, so many traders, so many trader educators, so many professionals, so many retail traders, so many beginner traders. It has confused a whole lot of people because the market has not acted in accordance with what many people anticipated for the year of 2022. But I must say that in 2021, the market was extremely bullish, power trended all year. And if you look at the backdrop of the economy, if you liked a lot of fundamentals, it didn't make any sense. It made no sense how we rallied in 2021. I personally thought this is ridiculous just like I just said about the inflation number, which happened a couple of days ago. That's ridiculous and I know that as a consumer, I don't need anyone to tell me that inflation is going down. I know that's not true, okay? So the fact is that people were put off then in 2022 when we fell because it made no sense because we were so bullish and it extended so much in 2021. The people just thought it's impossible for us to drop off because we had so much buying that came in in 2021. But really when you look at where we jumped from 2016 all the way up to 2021, which was five years through two election cycles, the market has had a huge rally. So people really, if they bought in 2016 are still up, okay? And that even includes the COVID drop off that we had, the sell off that we had in 2020. So when you're looking to take positions as a retail trader, as an individual trader, as an active trader, you just care about today. You want to make money Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. If you're looking at long-term retirement, you'd have to know who would win the presidential election in 2024 to be able to accurately predict where the market's gonna go five years from now and nobody knows that. So as a retail trader, as an active trader, you need to concern yourself with right now today because the whole point of trading is pulling money out of the market on a consistent basis whether it's $500 a day or $1,000 a day or whatever you can afford to risk, okay? So we're looking at these quick moves, these fast moves. And again, the big moves, the momentum moves when we're taking a position in something and the faster the better, the quicker the better, okay? So don't make trading hard. You got to trade with the power, not against it. Again, while theoretically, you could have gone long the market Thursday and you could have gone long the market Friday, many people did and they are still long the market. And I would not be surprised if the rally doesn't hold. Okay, I'm telling you this. Now again, the Fed meeting is a month away and it's a holiday week and two weeks we have Thanksgiving. But the reality is that people have been tripped up this year because the market has not done what they thought it would do. People continued to buy the dips all year, even in February when we dropped out, people kept buying the dips, kept buying the dips, kept buying the dips. What I found, and this is in 10 years of training people, teaching people, I didn't even know this before I started teaching and started the business with a stock swish. People prefer to go long rather than short. I don't. I'm in the camp that I prefer to short rather than go long. I will go long if I see it, but I prefer to short. Focusing on the short side has given me advantage in order to make money in the market and it also has given me advantage to see wherely when to go long. Because when I go long by golly, it's good. And there was a guy in my trading room, he said, I always go long whenever Melissa says it, I always, always do it. Because if she's going long something, then I know it's 100% gonna work and no chance of failure. The one thing we've gone long this year that has worked, almost every single trade we've taken is CVX, Chevron. It's extremely bullish, it made new highs, it gapped up on Friday, it's higher. That's oil, okay? You're still seeing a push-up in oil prices with the Russia-Ukraine situation. And again, what's happening with that? So easy to read. Institutional money's buying oil.  Like if it sells up, it's like, it's like a little baby-baby sell-off. And even if it has one red bar that looks big, it reverses almost immediately. So, you know, again, people tend to wanna go long. I guess it's because the concept of buying low and selling high is something that people can wrap their head around. But you've gotta understand that it's just as easy to go short. And actually, I think it's easier, but many people don't know what to short. And they have trouble looking for institutional money in the market. And sometimes it's split. And that's hard for people, that's even harder for people, actually. So learn to spot institutional money and trade with it. It's gonna make your trading life so much easier. And then you'll make more money in a regular basis. So I'm following the moves that institutional money makes in the market. I'm following them and capturing those moves in a small timeframe every day, okay? So a big flow of money going in certain directions what moves the market stocks creates momentum and sets the trend in charts. And when you're looking for institutional money, you're really reading the side of power to stop. Where the market, you wanna be in the side of power in order for you to make money trading. Institutional money is in charge of the market and stocks at all times. And don't ever forget it. Don't ever, ever, ever, ever, ever forget it, okay? And that's why I didn't go long on Thursday or Friday. While we technically could have, we did have a gap up. You could have gone long on those days and made money, okay? I know that institutional money is in charge in the market and stocks at all time. And it's not buying this market yet, full force. So therefore, I'm not taking any long positions overnight in the market. Now let's take a look at here at a couple of charts that we did. This is Meta. We did this, this was Ernie and this was Facebook. Stock closer gap down, fell dropped. This was a nice sell off here, a beautiful sell off here that was just two weeks ago. And again, this was to the downside. What was happening in this? It was falling, okay? You can win big on this side of power if you're getting something in the right direction. It's all about one focus, one strategy, and for me, it's gaps. Now we did an option in Apple here. This we just did recently, actually. It expired on Friday, but we did it and got out of it. We did it Thursday, November 3rd. I'm gonna show you the chart in Apple in a minute. 350 was a cost for one contract. Whether you took an advanced trader risk of 20 contracts or three, which was 1,050, it was 129% return on investment and actually you could have even held it for a little bit longer. This was a nice trade. So we did the 142s. I sent the trade out early in the morning, very early. You can't do the trade until the open, but let's take a look at it Thursday the 3rd. Here's Apple. Take it up, close here, gap down, fell dropped. Boom, out, done, got it. Here's we did it, 142, got the drop, fell, boom. That was a short, it was a put. Again, we're looking to do the short, fast options. One week's, we're doing the week links. That trade happened in 20, 40, 48 hours, okay? That was a nice move. You could have spent $350 and done one contract and you could have doubled your money in that, more than doubled your money in it. That here was the meta. November 2nd, we did the 92s. This was really cheap, 280 for one. Again, 30 contracts, four contracts, whatever you can afford. It was a nice trade, almost 80%. Let's look at the 92s. November 2nd was here. Stack, close here, gap down, fell, gap down again. Boom, done, out, dropped. Here's the move, did it in 92s, got the drop, fell through the strike, out, done. Again, beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, short, okay? It's a putt, but it is a short. So again, gaps have huge opportunity, huge opportunity because they spot the power of money and you get in and get out. You didn't get the move, get out. You didn't get the meant to move, get out. Again, whether it's longer or short, but I do prefer it to short. So gaps are created with large institutional money. That's what makes a gap in the first place. It's big money. The professional gaps that happen and play out and stocks are formed by one thing and one thing, only large institutional money. Therefore, you need a way that will help you pick the correct direction to play the gap and then you have to confirm that the large money will flow through it and with it and by having a formula to read and qualify the gap, you get confirmation and conviction that the large institutional money is on your side and you play it. Gaps are an event. It's an event in a chart. It creates a sense of urgency, particularly if it's to the downside. Why? People panic when they're down money. They panic. No one panics when they're up for one thing and no one's panicking if you're not even in it at all. So I mean, if you're not long the market and it falls Monday, you're not gonna panic, okay? Anyways, an action is being forced by participants of the stock. This is why gap trading is incredibly powerful. It's so powerful and so many people don't understand how to trade gaps when they're looking at moving averages and Fibonacci and they're looking at all kinds of indicators that do not tell them the right information. Sometimes they do, but not all the time. Not more than it doesn't.  How do I do it? I look at a checklist. This is what you'd come and learn from me. If you decide you'd like anything that I say here today or anything I've said resonates with you and you wanna come and learn from me, I teach you my checklist in a class. It's a two-day class that I teach once a month. There's only one more class left this year. It's in December. It's a month from now, actually. It's December 10th and 11th. But this checklist is how I know it's 7.40 in the morning that net is gonna fall, that Apple's gonna fall, that the market's gonna fall or whatever I happen to do, okay? But again, power money's in charge of the stock's direction, power money's in charge all the time. Trends are set and moved by the power money people, which was a lot of in the market. So much money in the market. I've said this before and I'll say it again, banks control the world. They invest and again, some non-voting FOMC members came out Thursday and Friday when the inflation data was lower than expected and stated that they stated something to the effect about backing off on rates. That had absolutely no meaning and no one should have taken a long position based on that because I listened to what the Fed chairman said couple of weeks ago, when he, or two weeks ago, whenever it was when he made the statement, he said, we will stay on track. We will stay on track for our target price of 2% inflation. We are nowhere near that and I wouldn't be surprised if they continue raising rates 75 basis points one month from now. And again, the market could rally every day between now and then, and then sell off after they end up raising rates but no one should be behind in the market for any reason at all because somebody happens to say that they think this is gonna happen. Again, it makes no sense. So the market moves a lot, a lot on emotion. Now I don't make trading decisions based on fundamentals even though I talk about them on TV because I have to. They say, Melissa, what do you think about this? And then I say what I think but a lot of what I think has to do with how I'm reading the price, the price action in the market and in stocks that are controlled by the market like if finding 25 things right now that are nowhere near the high, nowhere near the high. All of these things pulled together when I'm looking at them, how they're gapping up and down on every single solitary day, the things we're trading, the things that are moving, the things that are moving up and down. I can tell where we're going in the overall market. So it's really about thinking intellectually. When you think about it, you're like, oh yeah, I understand now. It's better to go with big money. Yeah, that makes sense, Melissa. That's right, it does make sense. And it doesn't make sense to go against it. But many traders want to be tricky and they think, well, if I go against it, I'm gonna get this at a super, super, super, super, super low price and it's gonna rally and then I'm gonna make a million dollars. No, okay. Again, how do you consistently make money in the market and become successful as a trader doing something, doing the right action over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again? It's not about having one big huge trade that makes up all the losses you've ever had for losing for the last five, 10, 20 years if you've been trading and unsuccessful. It's not about that. You have to take it day by day by day by day by day and every day is different. Every day is different. I don't know what I'm gonna do Monday and I won't know until I get up. I don't know where the market's gonna be in Monday morning and I won't know until I get up and I'll look at the future Sunday night tomorrow and I don't look at it, okay? But it could be different Monday morning from Sunday night. So I'm always looking for who's in charge. Who's in charge? The bulls of the bears. This is a great example because I'm looking at the queues. If I had done this webinar, if it was pretend we go back and we fast rewind in time, if I had been talking here today and somebody would have been talking about going long, they would have said, woo, go long. The candles look good, the setups are there. Boo, woo. And look what we did. We lost it all. Came all the way down. This is a great chart. So who's in control? Well, the bulls weren't in control in June and the bulls weren't in control in July and the bulls weren't in control in August and they weren't in control in September either. And actually I did a segment on Ameritrade and they were saying, oh, it was so bullish in October. I answered the question from the anchor but I was like, no, it wasn't. We didn't go anywhere in October.  We were neutral in October. If you really want to get specific there, you really want to crunch it. We didn't go anywhere in October. We rally, fell, dropped. We went nowhere. So anyways, this is a good chart. It's a good example because in July, a lot of people thought that was a market that was a low for the year in the market and now people swear up and down that October 13th is a low. Maybe it is a low for the year. I know one thing though. We're not gonna make a new high this year before the end of the year. We don't have enough time. No way do we have enough time. We're not gonna make a new high in anything. Except for, I mean, anything market related, I should say. Specific sectors. Oil was one of them that I talked about. And again, any questions? Plop them in the room. I can see them. Getting back to what I was saying, how do I figure this out? I'm talking about the market. What makes me say these things or predict these things the day that I'm doing them or even between now and the Fed meeting is I'm looking at the rating system that I apply when I'm making the decision, the Golden Gap rating system. It's a 26 point rating system that pinpoints the direction of power money by rating price. And we're not full throttle in as far as the market goes. This is what gives me conviction, the rating system to put on a position in money, whether it's for $8,000 in an option or $2,800 in a day train, I get conviction from using my system and applying it. And of course I've been doing this for 14 years. A lot of traders trade and they're jumping up and down back and forth all the time using different indicators and different systems and different methods of trading. They'll go from Bitcoin to futures. They'll go from futures to day trading, day trading the options and they jump around too much. So they never get good at anything. They never get conviction at everything. And again, they're winning, losing, winning, losing, winning, losing and ultimately then losing and wasting years and years and years of their lives. So I condense it by teaching my system in a two day class. It is a full on class because it is 14 hours straight and it is full on where you have to pay attention. We do a one hour break for lunch and a one hour break for lunch both days. So it's 14 hours total, but it's basically full on learning everything that it took me three years to figure out. If you want to trade effectively, you cannot go with the crowd of day traders and day traders right now are buying the dip in the market for the last two days. Okay, it's not that I'll never go on the market again. Maybe I will, but I'm not going along right now. And actually I highly doubt I'm going to lawn the market at all between now and the rest of the year, but you've got to have an edge you just got to because there's too many people out there wanting the same thing. Everybody wants your money. This is a zero sum game like the movie, The Wall Street. Great movie, films in New York City where I live. It's a zero sum game. I'm not needing a sweater every morning and selling it on the street in a pop-up. I'm taking somebody else's money when I make money. When I'm shorting Amazon and someone's going long it or I'm shorting the market and someone's going long it and then it drops, I'm taking that person's money and you need to understand that. So it's pitting the most intelligent people, the most successful people, the wealthiest people in the world against everybody else.  As much as people want to demonize people that are successful and wealthy, they control a lot of what happens in the market. They're taking positions in. You can't compete against them. And if you think that you can, it's a fool's game. You're fooling yourself. You're not dealing with reality. It's like people say, oh, taxes. Yeah, you live in the United States. You must pay taxes, accept it for what it is. But you can be successful if you accept the fact that institutional money does drive the market. So just learn how to read with it so that you can be successful too. So you can be rich too. Because it's not within the realm of your experience because it will always be the case. It will always, always, always, always be the case that more people lose in the market than when. It just is. But the people that win, then, tend to make an extreme amount of money, the kind of money that we all want to make. And again, any questions here, let me know. Anyway, success requires a plan, a 26 point checklist. I go through this rating system every single morning. Boom. I go through it. I rate it. That's what you come and learn from me. But a checklist is a plan of action. Everyone that puts money into the market should have a plan of action checklist. On a professional level, all high income career field specialists have checklists. Pilots have checklists. Doctors have checklists before they perform surgery. And not only that, having a checklist helps you, keeps you organized and focused. Having a checklist forces you to look at what you should be looking at in a chart instead of getting emotional. Or getting caught up in whatever's on TV or whatever they're saying. Having a checklist helps you assist you with directional bias. And having a checklist keeps you on track to reach your goals. Which you wanna do when you should have goals. We're gonna go over one week of trades here. I'm watching the time here because I wanna make sure I go through the information at the end about when the next class is. But this is an average risk of $2,800 roughly per trade. This is one week of trades, 15,486. Let's take a look at the week. 11.7, we shorted Apple. Here's the entry. 136.80, we got out at 135.68. Two grand was a profit. It was 11.7. Again, here it doesn't even look like much. It barely looks like anything at all. But this is the precision in me taking the trade on the one minute chart, getting in and getting out. Stop close here, gap down. We shorted it, boom, got in, got out. There was news on Apple on this particular day. It gap down, we got in and out fast. It was a good trade. Then 11.4, we didn't do anything. There were no golden gaps. Sometimes you don't get anything good. You wait for the good ones. You can't just take pot shots, okay? Nothing rated per the 26-point criteria we didn't trade. 11.3, we did the queues. QQ queues here, it was 11.3. Again, market closed here, gap down, fell, boom. See this red bar here? We shorted it. Entry was 262.20, risk was 31.50, exit was 260.50. Again, see the move? Almost $2 in, out, boom. Profit was $2,550. Again, 11.3. This day I'm here, the day before, was the day the market reversed. Close to your gap down rally drop. That was the day that first the market rally, because everyone said, oh my God, woo, and then it fell. Now that day we did the spy. This was 11.2. We shorted the market here in the morning. Close to your gap down, fell. This reversal was later. When the minutes came out, we were out before then, and then it fell really hard. So you see where we ended up closing here, run 375. But we shorted in the morning at 3.83.50, we're out, $1.20 move, out, done, boom. We were out quick that day. I knew the FMC minutes were cocky. You do not know what he was gonna say. We didn't, we did fall. We did fall, we captured the short move early, and we got in and out of it fast, but it came all the way down here. That was 11.2. 11.1 we did do, but we did actually go on this. The funny thing was it actually closed red. This closed here, gap down. This rallied, this rallied, and in the rally we went long. We got in and out of it in the morning. Entry was 30.30, exit was 30.90. We pulled 60 cents out of it, boom, done. This was a little one here, but this was a long. And it's kind of ironic because it closed red, but we did go along here and we did make money and we did get outright. Again, I'm trading the morning quick fast, and then on Halloween we did meta. We did an add in this because it really, really liked it. 97.40, added at 97.20. Average price was 97.30. We exited at 94.90. This continued, I just wanna show you. The day here was Halloween. Stack close here, gap down, fell. I just wanna show you where this went. You could have pulled a new $2 plus out of this from where we exited this, which was on the morning fast. You could have pulled another $2 plus out of this if you held it. Again, I like to trade in the morning and get out quick. This was a really nice entry and a really good trade and a really nice one, and we also did an option in that. That was Halloween. So that was just to show you. A week of trades here, day trades. Again, I do options as well. Well, these are day trades, trades you take on margin. So if you look at the time you spend trading versus actually in the trade, I spend a lot of time on doing the analyzing. Before I trade, I get up early, rate my gaps. That way I'm in and out quick, fast, in and out. Who has that kind of money, Larry is asking. What kind of money? The kind of money to take this trade. Is that what you're saying, to short meta? First of all, you should be trading on margin. Second of all, if you have a margin account at a prop place, you would need $10,000. You get 10 to one margin, and $10,000, which give you 100,000 in buying power and 10 to one margin. And that would be something that you could take with a thousand shares. This example here initially has 1,400. And again, if you have less than $10,000, Larry, you shouldn't really be probably doing equity trading on margin. You should be doing options. In which case you could have done an option, and I'll go back up in here to show you the meta train. You can do options on cash with a smaller account instead of trading on margin. It's the same position. It's the same trade. You could have done this and paid $280 for one contract at the beginner risk. And if you don't have $2,000 to open up an account to do a cash trade on options, again, this is the same gap in meta that I just showed you in the day trade, Larry. Then you have no business trading if you don't have a minimum of $2,000 to open an options account on cash and take one contract in meta that would have cost $280. You shouldn't be trading. And if you don't have enough money to do active day trades, then you trade options on cash where you don't need margin and the cost of the positions is cheaper. So if you're asking me if you have to take large size, the answer is no. If you don't have even $2,000 to open up an options account, you should not be trading. Yes, you have to have money to trade. But if you have a small account, then you trade options, okay? But you can trade a prop account on 10 to one margin with $5,000 or $10,000. Well, that should answer that question. Anybody else is. And actually, there are a lot of people that actually do have money, Larry. There are quite a few people that are trading with me that actually do have money, okay? And they are making money. And then there are people that are somewhere in the middle, somewhere in the middle, okay? They've grown their accounts and now they're risking more and trading more. Started out as options, now they're doing day trades and options, okay? You have to start with what you can afford. But to say you don't need any money to trade is insane, you do. To say you need, you know, $500,000 to trade is insane, you don't need that either. Because you don't need to be risking this kind of risk. I'm showing you this for the stats because I trade with an advanced risk, okay? FTX had to do with cryptocurrencies. I don't trade cryptocurrencies. I don't trade cryptocurrencies at all. And actually the charts, if I was a chart reader and reading cryptocurrency charts, I don't think the charts have enough history or data to be able to trade in them. So no, again, I was just talking about the fact that you have to focus on one thing. I said I've been trading equities, gaps for 14 years and nothing else. So anyways, getting back to what I was saying, you need a high winning strategy. This says regardless of your risk, okay? And you need good money management and you need a good mentor to follow. And again, the time of the day is so, so key. So if you want to trade for a living, you can do it from home, but it is about chunking it out. You could take a small account and grow it. You could take a medium account and grow it. You could take a large account and grow it. Either way. So empower yourself to trade. My class, if you're interested, is called the Golden Gat course. It teaches a 26 point rating system to find the best stock to trade each day. The course also teaches you how to enter and exit the stock on the day. The course teaches you price analysis and technical analysis on an advanced level. So this is a full two-day course on how to strategically find pick and play stocks that are professional bearish gaps. The class is online. It could be anywhere in the world and take it. So again, if you're interested, the class is called the Golden Gat course. The last class of the year is December 10th and 11th. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time. The class tuition is 69.99 US dollars. Class is online. It can be anywhere in the world, like I said, and take it. Now I'm starting out Black Friday specials. A sneak peek for Black Friday. These specials all end November 27th. I mean, yeah, November 27th. So that's Sunday, a Black Friday weekend. So it's the Golden Gat course combo tuition, which is 74.99. It includes the Golden Gat course and the Trends course. If you sign up for this, you will get the trading room free for one year and the Options newsletter free for one year. Again, classes December 10th and 11th, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern time. This is a great deal because normally I charge for the trading room separately and the Options newsletter separately. So you get two classes and all the trades for one year free with this offer. It is good through November 27th. If you're interested in Options, Options only, then I'm doing an Options Black Friday sale. It's 59.99, which is 1,000 off. The Options newsletter is 69.99. You get the Options newsletter for more than a year through the end of 2023. This also is going on this sale through November 27th. You also receive the Gap Options course free. And again, you get the bonus time because it's normally 69.99 for 12 months. This is 59.99 through the end of 2023. And then I'm doing a couple other specials. The Marker Report, some other classes, mentoring sessions and the Gap Options course, which includes one month free of the Gap Options newsletter for 1,000 off as well, 1,500. And then again, I have some testimonials in here. Any questions from anyone? Chris is mentioning and running late. Actually the last person ran late. So Rob said that I could have extra time. Chris doesn't like my voice. Well, I would suggest that you probably don't come and take my class. So you won't miss out on the opportunity to get my great trade calls and my read of the market. That's what I suggest for you. Any questions from anyone that's interested in anything that I said today? Great, thank you. Thank you so much, everyone. Melissa, I apologize for the audience, but I thank you for a great presentation, your topic, Short Stocks for Fast Profits. Had me on the edge of my seat and your golden Gap's course looks amazing. Thank you for making such a generous offer to our audience by giving them 13 or 14 months for $1,000 less than the price of 12. It's very generous of you. Thanks so much, Rob. Don't worry about it. I'm a New Yorker, I'm thick-skinned. Hey, I am as well, so it's always great to have you on the show. We hope you come back and see us. Ladies and gentlemen, miss Melissa Armo, and you can find me on Facebook.


We apologize for the low-quality visual experience in that report. Moving on now, a coalition of civil society organizations under the ages of their WU project has called on government at all levels to implement right of persons with disabilities, PWDs to ensure an inclusive government. The made this call at the public dialogue organized to promote an understanding of disability issues and mobilize support for the dignity, right and well-being of the PWDs in public places. Now, convener of the dialogue Hanna to Ahouan called for inclusiveness and equity for persons with disabilities. Meantime, the National President of the Association of Persons with Disabilities lamented that there is no adequate provisions for them in public places. 15% that you know needs to put their hand on deck to understand that if we are going to change the situation of persons with disability then we need to begin to look at doing things differently from the way we've been doing them before. We need to begin to be deliberate about you know the solutions that we are thinking of concerning persons with disability. How can we be sure that they are integrated into society and the benefits that need to go to them? Let it be normal when we talk about mainstreaming you know persons with disability in an inclusive way. What is just basically saying is that let it be a normal way of doing things. The call that has come out of this engagement is that government needs to implement these lawyers. The disability affairs board has been restructured and established but more importantly we need to see more priorities around budget allocation and releases and enforcement in terms of their access to their right to health, right to employment, right to harness their potentials through sports and other things. There is no meeting we have and persons with disability are not involved or part of. So it is our hope that as we go forward we'll continue to include them provide an enabling environment to ensure that persons with disability are involved in policy, budget, implementation and applying on the cycle of budget. Hello hope you enjoyed the news please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates. So until next time, thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video.


Now the main opposition party in Kuala Stated PDP and the current administration of the all-progressive Congress APC have continued to trade words over the alleged sum of 450 billion narrow foreign and local revenues attracted into the state as revenues and allocation between 2019 and 2022. While the Kuala Stated PDP Chairman Babatini Muhammad alleges that the APC government in the state has mis-managed the said huge revenues, the Chief Press Secretary to the governor, Rafiu Ajekhai, der Bonster claims. Now the PDP has remained quiet for a while until this moment when it inaugurated five newly appointed members of the state working committee, the few Deverkim, created by former ex-cows who voluntarily resigned some months ago. The party chairman, Babatini Muhammad used the occasion to challenge the state government under the leadership of Abdul Rahman Abdul Razak to account for the sum of 450 billion narrow foreign and local revenues attracted into the state coffers. The Kuala Stated PDP has received about 450 billion narrow in revenue between 2019 to 2022. There's no common straight project commissioned despite cash flow. When you are saying this is what we have accumulated in terms of debt, I've mentioned to you several projects in excess of 15 different projects that the government that this administration is executing across the state. What we have received compared to what we have done, when you put it side by side with what the PDP has done, the people of Kuala Stated know the difference. The People's Democratic Party in the state also said it is disappointed over the debt profile of the state of about 110 billion narrow as of September 2022, or the APC maintained the current figures stand at over one or 67 billion narrow. Despite all this cash flow, Kuala debt profile, which was around 30.2 billion as of March 2018, has been increased to around 110 billion narrow. First information we came on board in 2019, the domestic debt of Kuala Stated stood at 67 billion narrow. So that clearly contradicts the claim they made.


So applying to PA school can be a pretty daunting process. But in this video, I'm going to give you guys three questions that you all need to answer to determine whether or not you are ready to apply to PA school. So let's get into the video right now. What's up, you guys? The Donna welcome back to my channel. So as I said, it can be daunting applying to PA school, right? The process in and of itself just going through everything, making sure you have everything together. It can be lengthy and, you know, nerve wracking, but really and truly a lot of times people ask me, Donna, like, how do you know when you're ready to apply to PA school? Or how should I know? How would I know when I'm ready to apply to PA school? And I've come up with three questions that I believe that you all need to answer. And that those three simple questions will determine whether or not you are ready and not only ready, but prepared to apply to PA school. So the first question that you should be asking and answering is, do I know about what a PA is and what they do and the scope of practice? And do I know about the history about being a PA and all of the things that come with that? Like, do you know about PAs? Like, that's the main thing because it's like, okay, sometimes people come in and they have an idea of what PAs do. And even while they're in school, they're like, Oh, I really like this. This is great. But then when they get into their job or on the workforce, they're like, you know, like this is really not all it's cracked up to be. Or this is not what I want. This doesn't resonate with me. And so to avoid that, it's best for you to make sure that you are shadowing that you're asking questions that you're watching YouTube videos that you're doing all of the things that you can absolutely do to make sure that you know everything about a PA. Definitely go to APA.org. Go to the PA history tab to figure out. Okay. Well, where did the PA profession start? How is it progressing? Like, what is it that I need to know that will help me understand exactly all of the things that go into being a PA? And what does that consist of? Because that will help you determine if this profession is even for you. And that is like the first and foremost step. The next thing that you need to do is do your research. Now, you need to research all of the schools that you are interested in.  If they require standardized tests, if you don't know the requirements to get into PA school, then how can you apply? Right? It's really not the smartest thing to actually like be looking all of that stuff up when you're ready because like, okay, well now I'm spending time doing research that I should have already done beforehand so that I know that when I'm ready, I can just hit that submit button, like put in my information and have the schools listed that I want to apply to. So it's very important for you to do your research on the programs that you're interested in, be it programs in your area or programs outside if you're willing to travel outside of your like 50 mile radius to actually get into PA school because it's very important to know what you need to do to get to where you're going, right? Okay. And then lastly, the last thing that you need to do is now do a comparison and contrast, do an assessment, I guess you can say of where you're at with respect to those requirements.  If you do check, right? Do I have a thousand or more patient care experience hours? If you do check, do I have at least 30 hours of shadowing? If that is you another check, once you're able to check off those prerequisite requirements, then you know you're ready to apply to PA school. And the next thing that you do is just determine what cycle you want to apply to. So that is it, although the process can be lengthy because maybe it in answering when asking these questions, you realize, oh, I don't have the requirements here, but I may have it here or I don't have the requirements for any of the schools that I'm interested in. So now you have to spend some time getting those requirements up. So that is the lengthy like difficult process of applying to PA school, making sure that you're meeting these requirements and that can be daunting, but you don't know where you're going unless you've done their research to figure out that whole like what that timeline needs to be, what you need to put in place. So even though that process is as long, the figuring out if you're ready to apply to PA school is actually pretty simple. So those are the three questions you need to both ask and answer. If you have any other questions for me, leave them in the comment section below. I hope this helped for you. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Follow me on Instagram and on the PA and on Instagram and get that C University. Thank you guys so much for watching. I will talk to you guys next time. Bye.


If you can find a place where there are no sounds of machines and your cell phone will not tink tink, quietly if you can listen to the sound of the trees, the breeze, the water, just the natural sounds, if you pay enough attention, tremendous things will happen to you. Many times I've been in the South Indian, you know, they're kind of tropical rainforest. The longest I've been there through the jungle for about twenty-three days alone, no any kind of support, no cell phone for sure those days and not even a torchlight. Unfortunately, I ran out of the food that I was carrying, so I lived off the forest. By about eight a day, I lost my jacket and one half of my shirt because I was chased by some animals and by that whole thing. I had half a shirt and pants and I walked through. This is elephant country, tiger country. I saw tigers, panthers, elephants, all kinds of wild buffalo, various kinds of animals, very close quarters.  It's the insights. It's in the nights, the orchestra that goes on in the rainforest. It's unbelievable. And the timing, every day, night two-fifteen means one group will stop and the other group will start. Really, their sense of time, every day exactly by the second, one group will start, another group will start. You don't know what they're talking about. They're definitely talking something that you don't know for sure.   Far more complex and far more intense. I think it's very important for every human being, particularly if you have children, vacation need not be Disneyland. I'm not against it but one trip is enough. All silly stuff which excites you, vacation should be into nature. If you can take your children, walk in a jungle, not in a resort, just live on a mountain, expose them to nature.  It's very important that everybody experiences that otherwise you start creating your own illusions as to who you are and you start believing it for sure. Only death and disease tells people who they are. It's very important, especially if you have children, it's extremely important that vacation does not mean movies, vacation does not mean some… I don't know, silly entertainment of doing this and that. It's important there is some connection with the roots of who we are and we listen to the right kind of things. What makes life buss?


What's up guys at John Hammond here welcome back to the YouTube video still creating a C++ program for the tic-tac-toe game that we were asked about and We just created some functionality. We can really let the player Actually interact with the program. It'll ask for a turn. Where do you want to place your move etc? And we can play tic-tac-toe, but it doesn't detect when we actually win So that's the next functionality We want to go ahead and add in is actually being able to determine when someone has won the game So let's jump in we've got everything kind of wrapped and bundled in this game class in this game object So let's go ahead and create another function here. We'll do this Void because it doesn't need to return anything, but we can just check for wins and Simple thing for us. Let's just if someone does win the game Display it out to the screen and then exit close the game because we're just trying to showcase some of the concepts here I doesn't need to be a fully fleshed out incredible tic-tac-toe game alright let's create a Kind of like a database or a group of move sets or possible combinations on how to win tic-tac-toe so This isn't too crazy, right because there aren't aren't too many ways you can win tic-tac-toe Sure, there are a lot of combinations if you actually consider The order and the procedure and the way that someone like finishes the game and actually wins but at the end of the day the actual setup or like the positioning of a solution is Kind of easy there are there are only eight possible ways you can win right you can go across One two three four five six seven eight nine So there's there's those three and if you want to go down one four seven two five eight three six nine Okay, another three. So we've got six right now and you can have the diagonal positions one five nine and Seven five three so eight ways to win at least eight arrangements Certainly not possible combinations That would be much much more, but there are eight arrangements that would win the game So let's create that as a list and loop through them and see are any of those Arrangements met have we have we found the criteria for someone to be in that setup? So the way that I did this was I actually set up An array here of the strings so I Had to have them be Constants and I don't remember why but I'm sure one of you smart people can tell me probably in the comments Or we'll run into it later. So we knew that there were eight possible ways to win So let's define them just like this. We knew we had one two three. We knew we had four five six Seven eight nine Etc. I Don't think I have to say all of these out loud for you I'm sure you get it Sure, you understand No, let's do our diagonals nine and Seven five three Great, so those are all the arrangements that could constitute someone winning the game of tic-tac-toe So now let's loop through all of these possible winning move sets They threw Whoa, I can't type. Oh my lord So let's do this with a simple for loop. Let's just say for Int I equal zero I is less than eight in this case and I plus plus okay, so let's try and try and keep track as to whether or not there has been a winner or we've actually detected someone has won and Now we want to actually kind of use each of these values here as an Index or position in our grid. So Since we want to be able to check, okay, is there the same character at each of these is there the same Either an X or an O at every single one of these So the way we have to keep track of that is by determining. What was the previous value that we saw? What was the previous? Character at the last position we looked at was it an X was it an O or was it even just a number? So we'll keep track. We'll keep track of that. Sorry as a previous grid or something Whatever you really want to call it I'll just set this to zero right now because there aren't there and there's never going to be a zero in the grid We go from one to nine and we have X's and O's, but that's all Okay, so now we can go ahead and extract the winning move that we're looking at and this might be why I had to use a constant here Because when I try and extract it out of the array of winning moves based off that index You do need to have it set up as just a string that you're able to read since this is a constant when it's Entered into the source code like that so now I've got the winning move and Now that that's selected now that that's kind of Kept track of inside of our loop Now we can loop through all the characters in that winning move one two three four five six Etc etc, so we know that that's always going to be three characters long So we can do another four int index Equals zero index is less than three and index plus plus I'm using index here because I already used I as my iterator in the other loop easy peasy so now we can go ahead and Figure out the character that we're looking at since we're using a numeric iterator here We want to actually use that to select and index what character we're looking at in our winning moves Equals winning move index at that index. Cool. So now we've got that character So let's find the integer form of that so we can actually determine Where is that location in the grid? Remember? We had to do that with the integer So we could determine the proper row and column And then actually extract it out of our grid array So we can do that by Going that magic trick we had tried earlier like entered number equals the character We're looking at Minus the character of zero So it puts it as an integer and now the grid space Or that actual zero based grid coordinate is going to be that number Minus one remember it has to be minus one because that is one based one through nine But we need to be zero based if we want to actually determine the row and column and row grid space by two by three or Really grid size I suppose I should be using grid size for all of these that are using three And the column is the modulus here. Okay, cool So now we can determine what character is at that position in the grid So our grid character our grid based off of the row in the column great so Now we have to test What character we're looking at relative to where what we were looking at previously? So our first iteration happens when previous grid is equal to zero so if the previous grid if That previous character we're looking at is equal to zero We know this is the first iteration so we should just set the previous grid character to what we're looking at just now because There is nothing that could have came before this so this has to be the start right good Otherwise we need to determine. Okay is This previous grid character that we've seen in the last iteration is that equal to what the grid character is now Keep in mind this L statement is crucial to this because if you don't have this L statement This if statement will execute and then this if will follow But it won't execute if we keep our else in here. So only one of these things can happen in The case of the first iteration So else if the previous key character is equal to the grid character We're looking at right now and if that's the case we can keep moving because maybe this is a winner Maybe someone has is just about to win But if it's a different character like and series of X's has been cut off by a zero Or it's been cut off by a one or two or whatever other number is necessary in the grid then okay This person did not win. This is this is not a winning move set yet So we will break out of our loop and say this is a false It's not a winner because remember we're assuming everything is a winner If it successfully gets through this loop if all of the characters are the same Based off of our previous gear grid character is equal to the current grid character my mentality so okay now Outside of this inner loop Because after we've tested one winning move if that winning move is a success if Winner is still set to true then Literally someone just want someone someone's won so we can just say out on the screen. Hey, we have a winner Take our Pretty pretty asterisk stars say that there and then we can just print F Looks like whatever character. We've just seen one Congratulations, so that will be able to handle when we have both our playing like our X character the player and the computer our player and previous gear rid it will be The character that we've been looking at all this time So let's exit with return code of zero and then we can break out of our Loop here break out of our for loop. Okay So Now we can use this check for wins function Whenever we want to display the grid out in our game loop So after we ask for our turn we can show the grid and we can check for wins If you want to do it check for wins just the very start that way It will generate the grid the first time it'll check for wins Obviously, there won't be any wins at the very start of the game It'll show the grid it'll ask for our turn and it will enter our turn And then if we won okay now it'll check for wins Etc. Etc. Because this loop is what will happen over and over again If you wanted to check for wins after you display the grid you can do that or before Let's probably do it before or after Whatever we can even show the grid after we ask our turn if we needed to duplicate that stuff And that will happen once we add the computer player turn if we move into that pretty soon so whatever let's just go ahead and Run this I guess compile this hopefully no errors cool. No errors. Let's play one five nine And hey, we have a winner x1. Congratulations. So I did that in order, right? But I could just have easily have done like Seven three five and we still Have a winner even though I was out of order in the way that we programmed it because remember This is just the arrangement of positions as long as there's a a sequence of This character being the same in all of those positions. It realizes. Okay, someone has one It doesn't matter what order they went in there or the chronological sequence of them playing those moves So this is handy for detecting a win but if we wanted to use this mentality for making a smart computer AI player or an actual like enemy or computer to play against We might have to Reverse this loop to check okay Is the is the actual human player going to win in the sequence of one two? Or are they going to win in the sequence of three two leaving that last corner as their victory spot? Can the computer just jump in front of it and make sure that the player doesn't win if they detect? Okay, the player is about to win and that's an interesting thing we can move into in the next video But right now we've got functionality to determine whether or not someone has won the game so one five nine Seven four one awesome and no matter how we get our sequence of Three across three down or diagonal we win we can detect when we win Cool simple tic-tac-toe. Let's get into adding a computer enemy a little AI to play against in the next video Thanks for watching guys.  Please leave a note in the comments if you're filling up for it subscribe Thank you guys for watching. Hope you're enjoying these. I'll see you in the next video


So one of my professors in medical school joked that so many people ended up dying of cancer and they didn't know it.  If you live long enough, you're probably gonna get prostate cancer. That's kind of the basic saying in the urology oncology world. It's just something that happens over time, your prostate's been put to use, subjected to a ton of hormone, and eventually people get prostate cancer.


Ok, right, there's some of the little luck to have the power up. The noise you get here is my Switch Mode power supply. It's north 30, north 10 amps. But it is a cheapie, it's very cheap. But it seems to be doing a rather nice job like this and I've kind of restricted 22 volts at the moment. And 4.8 amps to max at 4.8 amps. Because the transistor to TIP35C that I have in this little circuit can only deal with up to 5 amps, absolute maximum rating of 5 amps. So, that doesn't look particularly too bad. I think it's quite nice actually. I'm not quite sure. So I'm just going to turn the voltage a little bit, just so it goes to the top. It's not a case of giving it a full voltage, in actual fact. It's a case of just holding back on the voltage a bit and allowing it to max out on the ampage. There's been a few little tune-up parts that I've done to this. A short of the cables, I did try putting an extra turn on each of the coils and going on to the flyback. But that just killed the chip. Killed it out loud. And it went straight away. So I reduced it back down again to 4 turns on each side on the flyback. And I don't think that's too bad. It doesn't hit the top every single time. But still, it's nearly there. I'm definitely quite happy with this. You know, my first attempt is really putting them on each other. I know that I had a piece of card board, type fan. I changed it and put it onto a traditional breadboard. And I'm going to build the rest of the circuit on there as well. I just wanted to see what it would be like, you know, to set properly on a piece of wood. And it was definitely, with a few little modifications, a much better, definitely a much better, I don't know what you call it, a feature and attraction to look at. I get mesmerised. Sometimes I think I put my finger in there just to see what's happening. I'm not going to, because, well, there's no one else here and I'll be quite a freaky cat. I don't know why it does that. It's such a change in sound. It's definitely similar to the voltage. I don't know what it is.  I'm going to blow it. I don't think any difference really. It's just the voltage. That was turning it off to give it a full 30 volts. And then I'm going to turn it down a little bit. That was peaking at 21 volts. It seems to be peaking around about 4.4 amps. So anyway, until I get it all sorted out nicely on the board, that'll be the last one of these for the, my first attempt at a pretty low power really, Jacobs Leather. When I get the new chip, kind of which one I'm going to get on. You want to get the new chip, the Turing 6341. It'll allow me for 10 amps at the base. Unless there's another higher powered chip anybody else out there knows, I'm using the TIP35C. It gets put 5 amps to the base. Do you know of another one that's the same sort of package as this? And I can just, you know, swap them out. Nice and easy with that. I don't need to move any more cables around or anything. I have had a look at the other TIPs. I think one goes to 6 amps. But really, I wouldn't mind something that goes more like 8 amp or 10 amp. They're the same sort of type. You know, there's the TIP35C there. See if I should have one, two minutes the same as that, but just more power to the base. That'd be fantastic. So anyway, if you like this other thing, give us a thumbs up. Subscribe if you want to see my new videos, bits and pieces I haven't cut enough. Share. Yeah, well leave a comment. Fantastic if somebody knows about it. I bet it should be in the news. Okay, bye y'all.