YouTube it's gameplay time. This was an epic fight a battle Playing mr. Football 88 the name that's been around in community for a while on the leaderboards for sure This is mud head-to-head first weekend EA access weekend Just getting used to the game really as I hit it say Kwame Barkley underneath I'm running a cluster formation the e-book is out when you guys get the game And if you guys want to get some of these mud head-to-head rewards Make sure you check out Madden turf calm for the latest e-books both my offense and my defense are live Already been putting a lot of work in early on the game really trying to grind it and grow both my business my brand and Man turf help everything and help you guys get better at Madden really and right there the pocket collapsed on me Sheldon Richardson actually getting a sec. We get to the second of 16 This guy the way he played defense. He pretty much went to dollar and he pretty much picked a random defense in dollar And it it definitely gives you a little bit of trouble Especially when Deacon Jones runs right through your center and your right guard. So I'm gonna punt the first drive never get too crazy going forward on fourth downs Early in the game. I know it sucks not to get any points my first drive and So I definitely wanted to go ahead and you know, let's see what he got and he's running a cluster as well And I got introduced to mr. Tory Holt level 50 Tory Holt real quick Now this guy you got to get to a level 50 to get Tory Holt I'm a bleed level 34 and I feel like I haven't left the game I feel I've played it non-stop since it gets since I got it on Wednesday and Somehow people are level 50 when I'm at level 34.  So we're just gonna have to just a little bit play accordingly But I'm comfortable playing against compression sets even this cluster Which I think is super high powered as we hit O'Dell Beckham over the top right there almost get out of there But get shoestring tackled by I believe that's Jonathan Jones number 31 Here I step up in the pocket like a madman away from the three-man rush Von Miller beat the hell out of my right tackle But I stepped up almost to the line of scrimmage where there was no pressure and made a laser throw on the wheel Route for a touchdown So we're feeling a lot better this week throws off his back foot back foot inaccurate as you see on the screen now Next play we just he tries to send out five and just gets absolutely Screamed that this defense is found on man turf and I give up the wheel route to Tory Holt That's bad by my user right there got to do better right there Here we go sending more people. He picks it. He's blocking everybody right now The cluster one of the biggest problems is trying to protect his old L Beckham He's faster to my whole team but Ramsey eventually brings him down And this was the player the game or one of them as I get a click-on pick with Von Miller This is when they say all W defense weak They can just throw to the running back But not if your fingers are quick enough to get on Von Miller Disengage and pick off the pass to say Kwame Barkley by mill. I'm mad This wasn't a pick six, but you guys know how the camera is it always sucks when you're Catching a pick you can't you know getting the right direction fast enough But that was a crazy pick after it looked like he was going for another score at least the field goal And I thought his hitch if you watch my last gameplay J Well do a million hitches in my face. I can't throw a hitch and it gets picked off by Darius slay So that's pretty much right back where he was So my great pick was for nothing as we stopped the run right there I'm Barkley done play call by me coming out zone here as he hits the RPO to John Ross gets in the end zone 167 I'm down by 7 that's cool We've been here before and this is why they watch and speaking of watch twitch.tv Slashed up that check them out man The streams have been really popping early in the year But you guys watching great players play Madden as I hit the dragon on the knee fair to Tyree kill Little move to make get turned four yards in the 14 Seven for eight just that one pick on that stupid hitch route Tyree kill again in the flat That's why I like him in a flat my fast receiver there It's harder to guard a flat route if he's an 89 speed going out there Julio Jones on the corner out and because of that flat route force them to play hard flats here Bang hit the corner out. That's what it's about gonna run a little clock here. Hopefully not give him the ball back I believe he gets the ball a half So just just a run there. I ran right there just the outside zone just to get the clock running That's pretty much it just keep him on his toes and try to not give him the ball back here Maybe a bad pass I didn't pass lead that because I didn't want Jalen Ramsey there or the safety to hit me He didn't hit me, but I didn't get in the end zone quarterback sneak failed toss which I hate Shays ears are still the fastest player in the game six yard line I'm gonna go ahead and try this high ball to the Odell, but he just went all over the place You guys know how when they hit the back of the end zone all of a sudden they want to go all over the place But yeah, that's how it is. So we're down 1410. That's okay. The end of the half He's gonna try some play right here, but Joey bosses having none of it gets to the quarterback Second half. I'm kicking off. I'm down forward. Just gotta make some stops I gave up the big play the Tory Holt and damn near that pick six to Darius slay on that hitch route So I'm not getting killed. There's no more big plays as he tries this motion snapping and goes on the ground Yeah, no big plays. I'll be all right here He holds on the ball a little bit too long and von Miller goes get some that's the highest von Miller The one I had to buy with trophies and Bobby Wagner He went to the wheel around a lot this game and I finally got over there with 79 speed Bobby Wagner Pick that off.  I didn't have anything. I was afraid of intentional grounding I don't know why I tried to get away, but it didn't work I hit the drag over here to Harrison turn the second and 29 into a third and 16 I'm French field goal range right here. So I play it really safe and just run the ball Don't think I'm gonna get a third and 22 on the 26 yard line. So I just went in and run that way I didn't get sacked. I didn't get knocked out of field of range had to take advantage of that interception I just had As it goes a little RPO there Not really too worried about that But I just play safe there just to get my field will take it every time you turn over you have to take advantage We see just absolutely screaming at him.  Oh, it's third down. Never mind as he goes up top and I got introduced to Tory hold again. So Tell you that 90 speed receiver is different right now in my head-to-head So if you guys can grind as Ramsey puts back them in the dirt So if you guys could grind the level 50 as soon as possible and get it done As he tries to go up top gelling Ramsey, I want an interception. I want to reach over Tyree killing go get that ball And we get him to a third and ten, of course we give the wheel route, but bam Jalen Ramsey, that's why we have him not only is it shut down corner He will put a shoulder into your face and that's what he does the Tyree kill gives me a fumble first down hitting Julio Jones over there on the sideline boom 12 for 14. I'm feeling good on offense a little outside zone Just keep the clock running go to the fourth quarter. I could take this whole quarter with me That's not really my play style But we'll see how it goes great animation right here to Old Del Beckham getting down 13 for 15 playing a good game standing in a pocket Beckham or my home's just a little bit of mobility Picking up three yards gets me to a second and seven Plays a little man coverage here underneath to Harrison probably should have possession caught that I didn't think I'd get hit by the corner, but I did third and seven dumping it off to Barkley Picking up eight yards on the wheel routes at a running back We're gonna run here just to take it to the two-minute warning the world is mine A field goal wins me this game I just got to get into his timeouts and I throw a drag and ladder more jumps the hell out of it I didn't think that was man covers, but it was next play for him I send everybody and I'm on Pat Pete pick them off. I lurk them right back Right back from throwing a pick to catching a lurk.  So we're doing good. We're into his timeouts. Just need to get another first down. I'll be feeling good Double cross and routes go for the wheel route. Oh Marvin doesn't get his feet in right there. It was close really close Third down bang we hit old delt back when we get out of bounds though So that stops the clock form. So we just might need one more first down. We go for some run play I don't know what that was, but we got sacked on a second and 16 Next play. We're just gonna take another sack just to keep getting to his timeouts Keep that clock running. So I could run the ball here and take it to 50 seconds But I go for a dot just to the left and my home puts it on the money Marvin Harrison gets down avoids the hit GG's in the chat We're just gonna go ahead and kneel this out right here. No point in running the ball No point in risking that fluky fumble, man I've always said in the past man if you give Madden a chance to cheat you it will cheat you So anytime you get in this situation, definitely just take this knee run the clock out man That's what's important to play in the clock. Really Make him use the timeout so he can't get the ball back and that's why that pass was so huge to Marvin Harrison You could have ran there. Maybe left him 50 seconds 45 seconds No timeouts to get a field hole which would be a tough situation for anybody But anytime you can just go ahead and win it on your end on offense You will always take that outcome But yet if you liked any of the offense or any of that defense all that pressure I was sending on them Check out madden turf comm both ebooks are live now We didn't wait we wanted you guys to get this content when the game dropped So that way you're able to get some of these great rewards that mudhead the head has this year, man You guys can win 7,000 8,000 coins per game and probably 150 if you win a Super Bowl man It's definitely an amazing thing they added to the game as mudhead the head is a 1 as I hit the accurate kick Perfect kick right there to go ahead and end the game Great game man. Check these games out live on twitch man. That's where it's at


When you're first beginning you're sort of having to learn a lot of different things and you're not sure which thing you should be doing and you realize you can't do it all. I would tell them, don't worry about that too much. Just pick the thing that most excites you right now and sure it's true that you won't know what you might end up doing in five years or so but it really won't matter because over time you'll realize that first of all everything is connected to everything else and secondly you'll need, even if you change fields, you'll need to know those other things so you can talk to people who do those other fields. More and more what we're doing is integrated science of many different types. So just follow your own path, always choosing the thing. Don't postpone doing what you want to do. Do it right now and go as deeply into it right now as you can and if you need to make a change later and you will, I mean we all change. We never continue doing what we did 10, 20 years earlier so just make the changes as your interest changes and your opportunities change. Don't worry about making the absolute right decision that will work forever.


Do a quick audio check right good to see you Michael good to see you Jean everybody welcome back all right So anyway, we had a great event yesterday We basically had we didn't open a house that was done yesterday We're gonna do part two today if you miss part one you could always do it again You know review it we did send out some quizzes Students I know that you guys love enjoying coming to these events to be happy to come and contribute If you want to go in there and do some of those quizzes and so on but it's very important to follow the level four I did have a student one of the somebody in the cyber group room New member over here mark e asked me that to check with thinkorswim and they don't have it Well, don't worry about it because they do have it You just spoke to the wrong person and we'll cover that later But but anyway, we've got some good stocks that are moving this morning hook is moving Hopefully everybody probably even heard the news the new the new Prime Minister of the UK resigned so It caused some type of a rally they said a little bit, but now we're already basically breaking even but You were down about we're up about eight points right now. So not really that much going on We were up almost like 200 now we're down But but there is a lot of action going on and that's we're gonna look at because listen a lot of people are still scared Don't know what's going on.  I'm sitting there Sitting there like screaming at the TV. I'm like, what are you guys talking about? You know, I mean you see the consistency happening and let me just bring up the Dow and just show you what's going on So you could see right here, you know, look at the consistency that we had I'm gonna go back Yo since last year 2021 look where we're at. We had this nice little push and then right around December of last year Look at this. We're making lower lows lower lows lower lows. Look at that We hit a almost a double top right here now we're backing off But overall if you look at some of the stocks out there even some of the brand names Amazon look where it is today Home Depot big fan of that one see where it is today Tesla taking a big hit. I guess you heard the news what happened with Elon Musk made yesterday coming back down Apple like I mean, they're all like right around there But don't worry about that's all we day trade because there are other stocks to trade We're gonna talk a little bit about them just like what happened with hook this morning hook got a nice little push up this morning Um, I still like it here on level four. You could see we got a couple iceberg orders showing up here We got a 63,000 share buyer a 30,000 share buyer We're gonna talk a little bit about that stock. You could see right now. It's up about 45% Which is a lot it's cheap little stock. Why wouldn't you not want to trade it? Anyway, we'll come back We'll check out that later. Let's talk about what happened yesterday It's because I want to kind of rekindle that for some of you that are new here to cyber trading or maybe watching YouTube Let's just talk about what we did yesterday because there was some really good stocks now pre-market sucked yesterday There was not a lot going on Even today even today. It's not even that much action going on in pre-market, but you could see a MPX was Phenomenal yesterday. Here's the stock. Look at this thing right out of the gate at 9 30 kind of like kind of got a little slow Then right around 10 o'clock. I didn't know where ran from 675 all the way up to about 8 50 Huge winner right there and then you could see how kind of panned out and then we all know we stop audio commentary here in the Cyber group room from 10 30 to 2 30 we do the afternoon meeting and look what happened right here around 2 30 Boom thing goes from 8 25 all the way up to 3 o'clock to ten dollars I didn't you look at this then we know program trading comes in around to over the last 30 minutes Boom we go from 9 75 10 10 50 11 1150 all the way up to the last last five minutes, which we all know You don't have it already.  We'll find some more today Another stock that moved really nice zy me this stock was a 60 dollar stock got hammered What was so great about this stock is it had some major major iceberg orders and had a tough time breaking it And you could see how the stock went from 8 50. I mean 5 80 all the way to 6 60 Not bad. Do the math thousand shares five thousand six hundred eight hundred dollars The stock goes up 80 cents if you got half that 40 cents thousand shares four hundred dollars do that every day Okay, and you talk about a hundred thousand dollar Salad right there another couple of the stocks generac got crushed. Let me tell you something I was a very big fan of generac And I did do a swing trade on it and I lost money on it And by the way for some of you know this tomorrow is the new swing trading class if you haven't registered yet Make sure you talk to the education advisor about it But I was a big fan of of generac Um stock was a 500 dollar stock. I remember the stock took off at the hurricane sandy After seeing what happened the hurricane down in florida pretty much the same thing happened us here in new york Though it was going to come back Got into it got got out of it on a swing trade I think I lost like four or five points on it And that was right around just around here around the 182 look where it is today It's down to a hundred. So you got to remember Losing is not a bad thing. I keep saying it all the time You know, everybody's always always talking about the winners the winners.  You can't keep patting someone on the back with a great job there. Oh great job great job You know what they're supposed to do a great job. That's why you hire these people That's why you do this job Which you need to learn it from the mistakes and you know what if I didn't learn from that mistake Guess what that I could have been down literally almost 50 percent on my trade and that's everyone's biggest problem So generac was a great short yesterday. We saw it how it came really nice The only bad thing about generac. It was expensive. Okay, which by the way generac is going back on the watch list Uh gn rc because you know what she's still going down You mean from the look of it not looking too good another stock was a great short yesterday op O lpx you could see this stock just came crashing down Gapped down pretty big and still continue to go lower Neo was another really good short yesterday. Everyone likes to talk about n i o sure enough Look with that take 12 dollars down to 1080. I mean it was just great shorts left and right I mean look at this stock. It was in the 35 dollar price range Look at it just kept going lower and lower and lower and lower great short yesterday 825 down to 730 Not as nice as some of the other ones that big runners But there were a lot of good stocks to trade and there were a lot of good day trades And remember you have to learn how to day trade if you want to be a good swing trader And dan wall if you want to even consider even thinking of doing options Okay, so anyway, that's what you missed yesterday Let's move on what we got going on today because there are a couple of stocks. I want to keep an eye on I want to start off a hook. It's the biggest percentage gainer on the nazdaq market It's up about 45 percent. The only thing i'm not super sold on it It hasn't gone anywhere and it trade about nine million shares Okay, so that's the only thing i'm not too completely sold on so There's obviously a lot of outstanding shares on it You know trading nine million just in pre-market and 90 percent of the whole world Does not have access to pre-market like we do so if they is an interest it might make a pop I want to keep an eye on it SMCI second biggest percentage gain or 14 percent But you could see the spottingness on the chart not nothing really Attractive that will make it as a day trader move now this stock right here I'll put this one on the watch list sp f m Um had a really got nice move yesterday from a dollar and it's at a dollar thirty You could see the stock was a ten dollar stock now Oh, i'm not a fan of train stocks under a dollar because then we're dealing with pence of the penny I can't really see what's going on in level three and level four So that kind of defeats the purpose so i want to scratch that out This stock fourth biggest percentage gainer now. We're talking about seven percent. This is pretty bad Okay, so we're pretty much running out of stocks to trade as in pre-market Um because usually Anything under 10 percent, you know If we don't have a 10 percent move on a stock we pretty much want to scratch it out now as losers go This stock is taking a hit. It's a pharmaceutical stock. We know they don't come back and sure enough It sure looks like that in pre-market REIC this stock took a very very big hit. Um I don't know. It's probably could be still on your shortlist you know E R I C She is trending down.  Let me see where the orders are traded, you know 600,000 shares pre-market's not that bad Let me get some data over here.  Yeah, so it's like more of an ETF So you see when you see this this is like we kind of scratch this So when you have that you pretty much makes it almost impossible To see where the orders are palace garbage ubx Garbage, I mean all these things are really garbage. Okay now on the new york stock exchange 17% winner Is it really moving? Listen, we trade the stock in march You remember ran from a dollar to eight dollars in two days So I am putting this on my list Because we've traded the stock before and we know it can move Some of you here in a cyber group room if you go to your journals You're probably gonna see that you did trade it now. She's not doing anything so spectacular right now, but We'll see how she opens up at the open dbd Not terrible Not too crazy on what the chart looks like on pre-market Tier size a little small hundred eighty seven thousand pre-market Um, which is not terrible. That's not bad. Good. Good volume in it. Um Looks I've got some resistance levels right here. Let me just check over here on level four dbd Let's see what we got going on here. So I get some data Yeah, we're not we're not really getting that much action in it. Very very very spotty. All right No real action in this stock. No action. No action. Oh, uh, this one's moving a little bit right here Kold nice little push You could see the trend right there But she's a little bit more of a brand name stock. She does move pretty quickly So i'll be a little concerned about that anything on the losers. Wow, this thing's getting hammered right here all state. Oh Yes, the all state's not looking too good. Maybe they got to pay a lot of uh Claims after the hurricane, but all state could be on your short list. Only reason why I don't like it though It's a hundred and seventeen dollar stock. You know, we're not fans of that. All right Nikola taking a big hit Alcoa took a hit's coming back a little bit. I think I pretty much does it Keep an eye on boil. Okay boil is a lot of fun to trade. You've got to be extremely uh You have to know what you're doing with the stock right here, but we've been trading the stock It has a very very good pattern of hitting support levels around 34 to right around here 27 It loves going back to about the hundred to hundred twenty comes back down goes up So just be careful as boil put it on your watch list You know, it's probably it's not a day trade. It's not a day trade, but a swing trade want to keep an eye on it But um very very volatile stock on this stock. So be very careful of don't trade too many shares But other than that that pretty much does it not not the super super Premarket that would be exciting to me Uh market is obviously down right now You know after being up. So it doesn't look that You know, I think people a little more concerned We'll see how the how the rest of the streets going to react when the market opens up But you could see from my watch list on the right not really a lot of it's like split a lot more reds than green So kind of concerns me a little bit. So we'll see how things work out in the meantime on Today don't forget Tomorrow you have swing trading class You have phase one that's going to go on and also part two Of how to shadow market makers is going to be today So if you're new here to cyber trade university if you're one of the vip students or maybe you missed us We'll post a link up there again. We actually did post it up there in youtube We'll post it up again in the trading room So, um, just please make sure you're there with the live trading with me the master course I'm going to be doing and we did send out a quiz So please make sure you take care of take that quiz. Listen Lose money make mistakes on quiz is good. 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good morning cyber traders happy Friday on this lovely ninth of November good to see you all Ed good to see you Dana good to see you Grant Mary Ben look at all those great names happy Friday everybody hope everyone's excited I'm just like I said yesterday I'm just so happy the elections were over because now it's able to go back to work and let me tell you did I not tell you was gonna be a good a good turnout regarding about what was gonna happen in the market we guys did great yesterday oh my god and obviously there's a lot going on today I mean look at the Yelp that stock is getting decimated spelled it wrong little fat fingers here here we go so Yelp not doing too well I guess everybody everyone basically got a little upset you know maybe I don't know what happened Yelp other than the bid earnings it looks like report there but it looks like a lot of people are not too happy with Yelp you know there's this whole a lot of a lot of business owners are not too happy with it so I don't mean that's something to do it I don't know but anyway not doing too well but anyway let's give Grant a big round of applause he did great yesterday would you make 7000 only yesterday give him a round of applause I think would you make it all would you make it all in a can you made it all in that was the short on the CT the CT RP right let me just bring that up is that what you made it all I know you've made a ton of it and the PYX all right good for him and let me tell you something you know for all of the all of you new members and people that are just starting out I just want you guys to understand before we start going through the watch list and what we traded yesterday just want to talk a little bit just a little little background about about buddy Ken there Ken was has been a trader I think for for CTU for over three years now pharmacist hated his job found us and you know and I told him with patience took time he just wanted to replace his six-figure salary a hundred thousand dollar salary and now after three years boom he makes 7000 look at that and for everyone and you know one big thing we don't do here at CTU we never ever brag we never break how much money we make it's all about up in points and the reason why we do that we don't want to discourage all the new traders that are coming in here I'm like well he makes so much I can't compete with him listen we don't do that the everyone knows that and the best thing about it is we we go out there and we just want to show up in points that's what we are because you know what if Ken did that in one share okay basically you know you could do it in a thousand shares you do a 10,000 shares just comes with patience and that's the biggest thing we always teach so good job there good job there Ken congratulations all right so on that's right it just comes in time it just comes within time that's it and eventually when you build up your account you know how to get to that next level which by the way before we go through the watch list I want to talk about I want to do a couple of shout outs because we have new two new family members that just joined us yesterday we got Debra from Florida is now becoming a new gold student she got approved and you know just like just to tell you a little bit about her she likes the vacation she's retired IT girl a woman and you know likes the idea of the freedom to trading she saw a couple of things going in the room she loved it give her a let's welcome her and then Jean from Oregon another retiree just joined CTU you know helped build up make our power points power plant safe you know just a little story about Jean I was talking a little bit about him he was so impressed what happened with the stock symbol we traded yesterday the let me bring up the Envy the Envy LN and you know I asked him was last time you were up in the stock up 150% in the same day by the way he goes I never saw that I says well guess what we do that pretty much almost every day and if you don't believe me just gotta come here and watch but on you know he here's somebody that came from options and he did great in options but he lost so much of it and you know what I tell everyone you know options are great but you got to be a good stock trader first because you don't need people I know got into options and and they got in for the wrong reasons because oh because the leverage in this and that next thing you know they thought they made a ton of money but they never kept it all made it end up losing it all so um you know but he loved the day trading part of it and everyone else but let's give him a round of applause Jean from Oregon welcome to the family alright so now let's talk about what we traded yesterday and just go through the watch list for some of you guys missed it so you know you got to be aggressive today but the seat the CPRP is going to bring that up one more time great short you had plenty of time in the pre-market to where we make most of our money 3150 down to $28 you know that was one of the stocks that we had in the pre-market listen I'm seeing a lot more of you waking up a lot earlier which is what's key right there but that was um that's it was a little bit more of a fast-moving stock with some of us but it was she was she was just slow and steady what a great stock CROX was another one great pop early right out of the gate at 930 you had to be pretty quick but if you missed it at 10 o'clock it did have another push from 25 to 28 you know look at that I mean guys where do you see this stuff where do you see this and and you know what I'm going to bring up a point because we talked about this yesterday remember I told you we don't care what we trade let me tell you something CROX are the ugliest shoes I have ever seen in my entire life I mean they just I mean I just don't get them they they work for hospitals but somehow they hit the niche and CROX been around for a while you know what who would ever thought the stock would pop you think I'm gonna hold it against them that I would never buy that shoe I'm like I would never buy a CROX but is that gonna stop me from trading that stock absolutely not you guys did great on it Roku everyone loves this company best inks and sliced bread Roku Roku Roku you know was like the next Roku's like the the the other Netflix right well how does that work in our four year from 54 from 75 down to 45 which by the way still looks like a short so they're like oh but it's such a good company listen guys remember what we teach you here at Cybertrain University and it's what most important thing you learn in class we don't care what the company does we just want to make money you know regarding about what they do what they've done who they are how ugly their shoe is or how great of a movie's produces they are it's all about making money but my favorite yesterday and I thought this was just like a layup the the NVLN I mean I called it out at a buck 20 all right I got out of it I got shaken out of it at a buck at a buck 30 and the buying it back had did a couple of shakes right here which was awesome and I said it I called it out I said guys gonna go definitely go to two bucks and how did I know well once again it's all about watching the level three the high frequency trade so yesterday overall was a great day now let's get the right down to the point some of you guys didn't trade yesterday right we know that and some of you still learning and getting nervous one share one share is all you got to trade you can't make money trading on demo mode it just doesn't work demo is just to give you make you feel comfortable with making you feel comfortable of knowing the platform all right so let's go into today's Friday let's see we've got was the last day of the week we know gotta be a little cautious we know afternoons are pretty good but there are a couple of good things going on okay Ben brought up one of the stocks was already on my watch list yes the SLS we call that earlier great move look at that great call listen looks like another you know looks like another of the which we call it the the end the end then VLN this this SLS look at that great move guys who got into it anyone got into it then you're already in it already all right let's give him a round of applause good job great Mary's in it too all right so about the pre-market baby look at that right there let me fix that time frame some of you guys are like how can I receive a little better yeah look at that if you got in when you're supposed to at 830 at a buck 95 you're looking pretty damn good next question people always ask me is okay well where's it going well that's why you got to be in class gotta know how to read the level three you got to learn how to follow the money couple of the stocks on the watch list VLRX is another one gonna put on our watch list this stock the reason why I'm bringing it up is some of you remember in April we traded it went from a buck 20 all the way to 4 to 50 in one day yes another 3 400% trader but the reason why it's on there is we know the stock not that it's moving right now I'm not a fan of it but I'm gonna it's on the quote-unquote watch list okay doesn't mean it's on the trade list NBEV another stock that's moving pretty nicely we traded this stock another pot stock looks like it moved up it's kind of backing off it's breaking lower lows though I'm not too crazy about it but it's down 23% it's getting really really hit right now listen I told you I'm not I'm a fan of pot stocks but I you know I also feel like we're in internet bubble back in 2000 okay so you know I don't know what the times earnings are on these companies which you know we'll be talking about that in our swing trading course but on listen Amazon back in 2000 was trading at 3000 times earnings you know didn't work too well back in 2000 Amazon now it is you know but but I could tell you that was probably the only one out of all the stocks out there in that internet bubble did well and how do you know that you get the experience from being here and I HDs and other ones on our watch list stocks gapped up pretty nicely it's been having a nice little trend back in the year it's been a dollar stocks rate sevens what a pretty nicely nice little push into it start to turn into a little bit of a swing trade though dbx another one right here doing doing pretty well Dropbox it's got stock traded 360 70 thousand shares look on the right side look at all these iceberg orders look at that resistance levels right there we wait you think those we why you think it's having a tough time breaking it even though what's up they're like oh but it's up 10% it's got to be a good company's got to be great stock was 42 yeah well you know what it's got to get through a couple of brick walls before it gets there I'm gonna keep the NVL and again on a watch list you know we did well with it let's see how she works out I'm interested SLS guys still going higher it's still going higher look at that you know what ain't you know I gotta play for that one that cash register you guys doing great on that one good luck AWX another one on a watch list stock you all remember this yep yep obviously another stock that we traded back in in September when I was I think this is August it went from I went from a dollar to 20 bucks another 600% winner the only reason why it's my watch list because we know what it did in the past and she's up 29% right now I'm gonna keep an eye on that one you know I feel so bad for GE what the hell's going on I just I just thought for a split second I thought it was gonna come back and didn't ever came back I'm like well let me bring up yesterday's timeframe I was so close right here and like maybe maybe he's coming back I know some of you guys are calling up like oh look geez coming back look at that you know what you guys notice anything right here on the long-term chart what do you guys see there what does that look like to you you're right little foul still flag there you go and we know what we know what when flags come in see a lot of you guys are talking about her saw it this or hurts this morning her saw it hurts I told you I'm not a fan of cart cars anymore Uber's so much cheaper that's one of the reasons why these these these car stocks got killed first of all I think they're expensive and ridiculous too and I know and what the airports charge it but they're taking a big hit but somehow it's coming back today nice little move you guys know we traded hurts many many times and hurts is is you got to be careful with the hurts because it does it does get a little volatile alright um your fellow family member Ben over there is just telling us SLS has got some resistance levels and Ben hate to say it looks like it broke right through he just by time you just put it at 230 look at that 30 at 234 so we got a little runner right here if you didn't get it yet but don't worry guys they will be more you know and listen stocks got plenty of room for movement right there so listen and stock is very very strong so if you feel like you're chasing it we talked about it yesterday don't worry about it just buy less just buy less but you got to be you got to be in it to win it you know but so far this is our morning winner right now the SLS so hopefully everybody's been enjoying it alright guys so listen if I don't see you at 230 enjoy your weekend it's been a great day like to thank all the new members that have been joining us we know we have it we had we did we did open house yesterday we got a new flock of new people I want to see if the truth is really what they've been been seeing here at Cybertrain versity the only way you're gonna know what's going on you got talk to education advisor you got to watch those videos you got to know the language how we speak and see why you've been in business for over you know 25 years and you know why some of the most successful traders are right here so you got to learn before you could earn great run on that SLS guys doing great awesome the luck everyone see in the trading room see you back at 230 let's make some money going to this open


esteemed colleagues, dear organizers, thank you for inviting me to speak in the 33rd edition of the International Conference on Psychiatry and Mental Health. Today I would like to explore, in brief, subject to my time constraints, I would like to explore a conundrum, an enigma, in mental health. We know that all cluster B personality disorders, narcissistic personality disorder, borderline personality disorder, antisocial personality disorder and even its malignant form, psychopathy and histrionic personality disorder, we know that all of them remit, all of them vanish or get ameliorated or mitigated with age. Most patients, for example, vast majority of patients diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, lose the diagnosis spontaneously or with the help of dialectical behavioural therapy. Even without DBT, without therapy, within 20 or 30 years by age 40, 45, these individuals, 81% of them, no longer qualify as patients with borderline personality disorder. And yet, they retain the dysfunctional behaviours associated with borderline personality disorder. Same goes for narcissistic personality disorder, the grandiose overt narcissist, spontaneously remits, spontaneously heals, if you wish, loses his or her narcissism as they age, as they grow older, which is not the case, by the way, for covert narcissists. Covert narcissists do not change over the lifespan, they remain the same, they have the same psychodynamics, same dysfunctional behaviours, nothing changes. But covert narcissists today are perceived as compensatory and therefore they are the real narcissists. Overt grandiose narcissists are increasingly perceived as psychopaths. So, in the nexus of psychopathy and narcissism, we see people with dark triad personalities and these people change as they age. In the fourth decade of life, in the fifth decade of life, in the sixth decade of life, they become different people. They lose the diagnosis, they can no longer be diagnosed using our common structured interviews, diagnostic procedures and psychological tests. They lose the diagnosis, but they continue to behave the same way. And this of course raises two questions. Number one, what is the meaning of healing when the dysfunctional behaviours persevere? If someone continues to behave the same way, how do we know? How can we tell that that person had changed, that there was a process of healing or cure in place? Can there be healing without behaviour modification? If a narcissist continues to behave abrasively, if a psychopath continues to act anti-socially, defiantly and recklessly, can we say that these people are no longer narcissists and psychopaths? What's the connection between behaviours and the core, the core of the pathology? That's question number one. And of course, a much more important question or interesting question at least. Why this disconnect? Why this disparity? Why this break between internal pathological or pathologised landscape and behaviours? Why can we cure, heal, treat, change the internal world, the internal landscape, the psychology? Why does the psychology ameliorate, the psychodynamics ameliorate over time, with age, and yet the behaviours remain the same? I will attempt to answer these two fraught difficult conundrums, these two difficult questions. Let's first define healing. Healing is a permanent alteration in the clinical profile of the patient and in her psychodynamics. So both elements must exist. The clinical profile must change so that using standardised psychological tests, and using structured interviews, and using diagnostic procedure in clinical settings, we can no longer diagnose the personality disorder in the client or in the patient. So the clinical profile changes dramatically from a pathologised pathological profile to a relatively healthy and functional profile. And the second element in healing is a change in psychodynamics, a change in moods, in effects, in emotions and in cognitions within shamas, a change that is easily observable in clinical settings. The processes, the internal processes, which give rise to emotions, cognitions and moods, change and consequently the emotions, cognitions and moods are no longer the same. If we have these two elements together, a change in clinical profile, and a change in psychodynamics, we can safely say the client or the patient is healed. In healthier clients, such changes induce behaviour modifications. In other words, if we change the profile, the personality profile of a healthy person, the behaviour of that healthy person will change accordingly. If we change the psychodynamics of a healthy person, for example in cognitive behavioural therapy, if we can get rid of negative automatic thoughts, which is a change in psychodynamics, if we do this, the behaviours change. The behaviours of that healthy client also change. In healthy people, A leads to B, change the clinical profile, you change the behaviour, change the psychodynamic, you change behaviour, change cognitions, change emotions, you change behaviour. Behaviour in healthy people is the mirror, is the reflection, or if you wish, is the symptom of what's happening inside. There's no divorce between inside and observable outside. But this is not the case in personality disorders. All personality disorders. I'm going to focus on cluster B, but whatever I say applies to cluster C. For example schizoid personality disorder applies to paranoid personality disorder, avoidant personality disorder, all of them. But I'm going to focus on cluster C, because that's my field of study. In cluster B, we have a situation of either or. It's a proposition of either or. Either behaviour modification or healing. Either behaviour modification or healing. We cannot accomplish both. If we modify behaviours, there is no mirror image, there is no reciprocal change in the internal landscape. It's like the behaviour is imitated, emulated, but it has no impact on the internal world of the patient. Similarly, if we modify, if we change, if we improve, if we cohere, if we integrate the internal world of the cluster B patient, for example in borderline. This will have no effect on behaviour. The behaviours will remain the same. If the borderline is promiscuous, she will continue to be promiscuous. If she is reckless, she will continue to be reckless. If she is violent and aggressive, she will continue to be violent and aggressive, regardless of the fact that clinically she had lost her borderline personality disorder diagnosis. Why this disconnect? How does this happen? Several very important reasons. Cluster B personality disorders can be easily conceived or reconceived as post-traumatic conditions. With the exception perhaps of psychopathy, all other cluster B personality disorders are the outcomes of early childhood trauma and abuse. Abuse is any situation where the child's boundaries are breached, where the child is not allowed to separate from the parent and to individuate. The self in the child is not constellated and not integrated. It's fragmented and broken. And this is the outcome of abuse and trauma. As I said, abuse is any situation where boundaries are disrespected. So instrumentalising the child, parentifying the child, spoiling the child, pedestalising, idolising the child, is a form of abuse. Because it doesn't allow the child to get in touch with reality, establish clear boundaries and through the friction of reality develop a functioning self later with object relations. So these people with cluster B personality disorder having gone through, having suffered through early childhood abuse and trauma, they develop dissociative self-states. They develop the rough equivalent of multiple personalities but they are not full-fledged personalities. They are aspects of the personality. Each aspect is a self-state and each aspect is separated from the other aspect via a dissociative partition or a dissociative wall involving for example amnesia or depersonalisation or derealisation. These sub-personalities, these pseudo-identities come to the fore, emerge, take over the patient. When the patient is exposed to stressors, to stress, to abandonment, to rejection, to humiliation, in the case of modification in narcissism. So dissociative self-states are the first reason why behaviour and clinical settings, behaviour and clinical profile do not match. When we interfere or when we intervene therapeutically in borderline personality disorder, when we administer therapy for example, we may change the internal composition of the various self-states and the way they interact. But we may even accomplish integration of the self-states into a single cohesive self. Even this is doable. But the dissociation will remain and will not allow this internal change to filter through to external behaviours. It's very reminiscent of switching in multiple personality and dissociative identity disorder. So the internal world of the borderline does not inform her behaviours. Her behaviours are exogenously determined, they are reactive, they are not proactive, they are not imminent, they don't come from inside her. And so when we change the inside, we don't change the outside, we don't change her behaviours. Similarly with narcissists, narcissists interact with internal objects only, narcissists do not interact with external objects, for example other people. What they do, they internalise external objects and then they continue the interaction with internal objects, with the introjects, with self-states, but never with the outside. So when we change the inside of the narcissists, which is extremely difficult to do, almost impossible, but when the narcissists changes the grandiose overt narcissists, the psychopathic narcissists, changes with time, with age, the inside changes, the interrelationship between self-states, the dialogue between internal objects and introjects changes, becomes perhaps more socially acceptable, less abrasive, less antisocial. The narcissists becomes an easier, a much better person, but this is an internal state.  The narcissists are in a much better place as far as the internal environment, but it has zero impact on his behaviours. It has zero impact on his behaviours because it's dissociative. The internal states, the internal objects, the introjects are cut off from his behaviours. They do not inform his behaviours. It's very difficult to comprehend because the question arises what determines the behaviours and the answer is the outside. In borderline personality disorder, in narcissistic personality disorder and so on, there is an external locus of control. There is an outsourcing of ego functions to other people. The outside, mainly other people, determine the behaviours of the narcissists, the borderline, the psychopath, the histrionic, because they don't have an internal regulatory system. They don't regulate their internal world. In the psychopath's case, he has no access to his internal world. In the narcissist's case, the internal world is self-sufficient, self-contained and solipsistic, so he has no interaction with the outside world. In borderline, self-regulation is totally absent. The borderline is totally dysregulated. There is an external locus of control. All ego functions, which are normally internalized in healthy people, they're all imported from the outside. They're all solicited from other people, hence the borderline's neediness and clinginess. So if you take the dissociative self-states, you add to this the external locus of control and the outsourcing of ego functions. It becomes clear why there is no bridge between internal processes and psychodynamics and observable external behaviours. Another reason is anxiety. Anxiety and its concomitant depression, but mainly anxiety. Anxiety is intolerable, even in healthy people. Even healthy people resort to dysfunctional behaviours to reduce anxiety. And in the case of cluster B, this may involve substance abuse, promiscuity, there's a variety, a monopoly of possible behaviours which are essentially anxiolytic. Anxiety ameliorating and anxiety reducing and anxiety mitigating. Now the anxiety is an internal process, it's an internal construct and it does inform behaviour. It's the only case in cluster B where there is a connection between internal and external and it is an unambiguous connection. A leads to B, but anxiety also forces cluster B personalities to develop internal defences and one of the most important and prevalent internal defences is a rich fantasy life. The borderline has a rich fantasy life. The narcissist is his fantasies. Narcissism is an extreme fantasy defence to the point that fantasy had taken over and had devoured the narcissist and left nothing behind. So a rich fantasy life is another attempt by cluster B individuals to somehow control their anxiety. In due time, fantasy as a strategy becomes dominant and reality is renounced. Because reality is renounced, because reality grates upon the individual, reality is abrasive, forces the individual to cope and so cluster B personalities, dysregulated and broken as they are, give up on reality and substitute fantasy for reality.  It is there that all the important interactions take place, but of course behaviour has to do with reality, behaviour has to do with the world, behaviour has to do with other people. So there's a breach, there's a divorce, there's a schism, there's a break between fantasy life and actual realistic behaviours. Reality testing is impaired to the point that behaviours are not only dysfunctional but they are rendered irrelevant, in other words not self-efficacious. To summarise this, people with cluster B personality disorders such as borderline or narcissistic or histrionic and so on, they try to cope with reality in order to reduce anxiety. They try to behave in reality, they try to act in reality to maximise favourable outcomes and to reduce anxiety but they keep failing. Having failed, they retreat to a fantastic inner universe, a paracosm and they inhabit, they wander, they're like nomads, like vagabonds in this fantastic space and this fantastic space excludes the world and impairs reality testing. Consequently, the borderline or the narcissists live utterly in fantasy and have no contact with reality. And when they have to behave, because they have to behave somehow, they need food, they need to go to work, they get married, they have children, they need somehow to function. So when they behave, their behaviours look very odd, very out of place, very incomprehensible because they are not linked to the inside. They are utterly provoked by the outside, their scripts are wrong because the scripts of the borderline, of the narcissists or the psychopath or the histrionic are not determined by anything identifiable as a psychodynamic. The scripts are determined by social mores and dictates, by expectations, by imitation and emulation and above all by feedback from the outside. It's a self-reinforcing feedback loop that is external to the individual, external locus of control. Of course, the main problem of people with the cluster B personality disorders is identity disturbance. They don't have a core identity. They have a shape-shifting wannabe, kaleidoscopic thing, entity, landscape that tries to substitute for a core identity but is hampered, fails because of dissociation. Identity is crucially dependent on continuous memories. If memories are disrupted to the extent that they are in cluster B personality disorders, there is no way for identity to form. There's no identity formation and there is identity disturbance. There's autobiographical amnesia. There's a shifting between values and beliefs. There's instability and unpredictability and in constancy, both object in constancy and self in constancy. The self is not constellated, not integrated. There's no self in effect. There's a schizoid empty core where a person should have been. Of course, if there's no person, if there's nobody there, there's nobody who can determine external behavior. There is a flow from identity to behavior. Behaviors are determined within the identity space. In the absence of identity, behaviors are essentially random and they're dictated by imitation or by feedback. If the feedback is wrong, the behavior is wrong. If the cluster B personality disorder person imitates the wrong role model or the wrong movie or the wrong book or the wrong guidance from parents, gurus, role models, she's likely to misbehave. And so gradually, over time, most patients with cluster B develop reactants. Reactants can wear many forms. In the case of the psychopath, reactants is, of course, in your face defines conchumatiousness. In the narcissist, reactants has to do with deficient narcissistic supply. In the borderline, reactants has to do with abandonment anxiety, anticipated abandonment and rejection and humiliation. But reactants becomes a core feature. Gradually, via reactants, the patient rejects the world. He rejects other people. He rejects situations. He rejects circumstances. He rejects jobs. He rejects his own family. He rejects his children or her children. He rejects everything. And of course, when you reject everything, you become very inefficient. It leads to low personal autonomy and low self-efficacy. You can't reject the world and act in the world efficiently. To act in the world self-efficaciously, you need to be integrated in the world. You need to be a part of the world. You need to know the world. You need to understand the world. You need to read the world. How do you do that when you don't have empathy? Like narcissists and psychopaths. You have only cold empathy. You don't understand emotions. You don't do emotions. How can you understand the world? So, low self-efficacy, low personal autonomy and learned helplessness. Ironically, these people, these braggadachos and machos and gogetters and daring doers and daredevils, they have very low self-esteem and they have learned helplessness. Because they are not efficient, they are not self-efficacious, they fail repeatedly to guarantee and to garner favorable outcomes. They fail in their careers. They fail in their relationships. They fail to regulate their internal environment. They feel bad all the time. They feel helpless. So, this kind of trajectory, life trajectory, leads ultimately to schizoid withdrawal, learned helplessness, low personal autonomy, low self-efficacy, external locus of control, outsourcing of ego functions, reactance, identity disturbance, withdrawal and retreat into rich fantasy life as a substitute to reality, constant anxiety, and, to put all these together, re-traumatization. This is the reason. These are the reasons why even if age or therapy change the internal psychodynamics of the cluster B patient, it will have little bearing on his behaviors and on his over-relationships. Thank you for listening. I will now read some, refer you to some bibliography, some literature. My name is Sam Vaknin. I am a professor of psychology in Southern Federal University in the West Ovan Don, in the Russian Federation, and I am a professor of psychology and a professor of finance in the outreach program of SEAPS, Center for International Advanced and Professional Studies. And here is my recommended list of literature. I would read articles by Robert Bischin, for example, the Lifetime Course of Borderline Personality Disorder in the Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, July 2015. Zanarini and allies, Frankenberg, Hennan, Zanarini had written a lot with her colleagues on exactly the topics that I have raised in this presentation. So, for example, there is an article she had written, she and her colleagues had written, the McLean study of adult development, MSAD, overview and implications of the first six years of prospective follow-up. This was published in Journal of Personality Disorders in 2005. Another scholars which I would recommend are Skodal and Gunderson and she. Each one of them, separately, had written about the progression and prognosis of cluster B personality disorder. There is an article, all three of them had written together, the collaborative longitudinal personality disorder study, which is overview and implications in the Journal of Personality Disorders in 2005. Gunderson, together with Stout, McGlushan and others, wrote a few articles. One of them is a 10-year course of Borderline Personality Disorder, Psychopathology in Function from the Collaborative Longitudinal Personality Disorder Study. It was published in Archives of General Psychiatry in 2011, it's a bit more recent. I would also recommend to read Paris, Zweig-Frank, these are two scholars, they had collaborated and also written separately. So, for example, Paris and Zweig-Frank had written an article titled, A 27-Year Follow-Up of Patients with Borderline Personality Disorder, it was published in Comparative Psychiatry in 2001. Zanarini, Frankenberg and Reich had written the article, The Sub-Syndromal Phenomenology of Borderline Personality Disorder, 10-Year Follow-Up Study, American Journal of Psychiatry 2007. And finally, I would recommend, in my reading list, I would recommend Hopwood, Mori, Donilon and others. And one of the articles, for example, is a 10-Year Rank Order Stability of Personality Trades and Disorders in a Clinical Sample, the Journal of Psychiatry 2013. Cluster B Personality Disorders are by far the most intractable forms of mental problem or mental issues. Not to say mental illness. And one of the reasons is that we cannot reach in in order to change the outside. And changing the outside has no inward implications. It's like we have to deal with two spheres, the internal and the external, separately. It's very frustrating because we can do a great job. For example, with all the main or core features of borderline personality disorder, anything from self-mutilation to dysregulation, we can do a great job with victims of complex post-traumatic stress disorders, complex trauma, which resemble, who resemble borderlines very much. And yet, this great work, this change in internal landscape, this reshaping and remoulding, this reframing, which is very successful, this removal of the diagnosis from the patient's life has little bearing on the patient's relationships and behaviors. And so we have to have a second goal, teaching the patient how to behave, how to manage her relationships, her attachment style, everything. Same with narcissists, same with psychopaths, same with histrionics, with schizoids, with paranoids, with schizotypals, with all people with personality disorders. It's very disheartening. It's very disheartening because in other mental health issues and even illnesses, even in the extremes, let's say schizophrenia or major depression, in all these cases, we firmly believe that intervention in internal via medication, via talk therapy should manifest as behavioral change and should improve the patient's prognosis when it comes, for example, to relationship quality. That's not the case with cluster Bs. It's a Sisyphean effort, and it's never ending because there's an infinite number of behaviors. It's like you have to teach them one behavior at a time, one relationship at a time, and it's never ending. Many therapists, many psychologists, many clinicians, many psychiatrists, just give up on these patients. Give up on these patients because it looks hopeless. But of course it's not hopeless. Behavior modification is possible even without getting rid of the diagnosis. We should fight. We should strive in my own modest way or immodest way. I've come up with a new treatment modality called therapy, which re-traumatizes the patient and exposes the patient to change on a total scale, internal and external, but that's a risky strategy. It's a risky strategy because it could lead to severe decompensation, suicidal ideation and reckless life endangering acting out. It seems, though, that re-traumatization is what it takes. These patients are not permeable to intervention, however well-meaning. Thank you for listening, and I'm now open to your questions.


Here's the control panel for the model that we'll be working with in this exercise, which combines global energy and emissions along with the global carbon cycle model and a global climate model. It's a big complicated thing, but there are just a few controls here that you need to know about. There are in kind of different colors here, sectors to kind of control coal and oil and natural gas down in here. This is where we can control the per capita energy history over time, and this is where we can control the population limit that's eventually reached. And this up here, this slider is the starting time when some change to reduce the amount of coal, oil, or gas we use is implemented. So let me show you how this works.  It tells us the total emissions. This is in gigatons of carbon per year globally, and it shows that going up like this over time, right? Now if I click on the next page, you'll see that in reality, at this time here, about 2064, we would actually run out of fossil fuels. Here's the fossil fuel reservoir. It's dropping, dropping, dropping. It gets to zero at that point. We can't put in more carbon in here, because we don't have any more of these fossil fuels. But this graph here, page one, shows what we would emit if we could, if we could actually tap into that amount. Anyway, we'll be looking at both of these graphs a little bit. Let me show you how this works. If we want to say, let's try to reduce the amount of our energy that's supplied by coal. So we switch to that, and this is the coal reduction time. So beginning in the year 2020, and for the next 30 years, we're going to reduce coal by, let's say, let's reduce it by 10%. So currently, coal, if you look at this, it's making up 27% of our mix of energy sources. So if we reduce it by 10, then it'll be making up 17. Now the 10 that we reduced coal by is going to add to the renewables down in here, which is currently 0.19. So this is a whole bunch of things. Hydro, solar, wind, nuclear, biomass all lumped together. So if we take from one of these fossil fuel sources, we're going to add it to the renewables here. So let's implement this change, see what happens. There we go. So we've brought the emissions down quite a bit, and in this case, let's see, there's, we don't run out of fossil fuels for a little bit later here. So let's see if we can get it so we don't run out of fossil fuels. Let's reduce the amount of oil we use by 10%. Let's see if that does it. And this there, we just run out at the very, very end here, okay? So you see what happens there. Now this is connected to a global carbon cycle model. The fossil fuels is part of that. It's also connected to a climate model. And so if we were to click through all these different pages in the graph pad, you can see all these little parameters plotted here. Here's the global temperature change. And we see that we have increased the temperature by about six and a half degrees by the year 2020 out in here. So 2100 isn't here. 2010 is our starting time here. So if we turn these switches off, then we are not going to restrict our use of fossil fuels for an energy source. And we'll just continue with this this mix that's indicated here, the initial fractions. Now there are a couple of other things that you can change here. You can change the population limit by moving this dial around more or less people. 12 is sort of the default value. You can also change the per capita energy graph here. So if you look at that, this actually is a little funny. It goes from the year 2010 right here. Let's call that the present. And this line over here is vertical line is the year 2200. So there are five divisions in there for that 190 years. So each one of those is 38 years. So this vertical line here is a year 2048 and so on. You just keep adding 38 years to figure out, you know, which time each of those vertical lines corresponds to. You can change this graph. It starts off at 74. And what we're assuming this is going up at its kind of current pace, but then it levels off up here eventually by the end of this. But you could take a more optimistic view and say, well, we're going to become more conservative in our use of energy and more efficient, and we'll reduce it to a lower level. And we can follow a trajectory like that. And you hit OK. And then that will be implemented. And you'll see what effect that does. You can undo that change by clicking on this U down here. And let's say you've made a lot of changes and you've made a lot of graphs. You can reset the graphs or you can restore all the devices to their kind of default values here. All right. So that's it. Have fun with it.