DuPont, the maker of better things for better living through chemistry, presents the Cavalcade of America starring Kay Francis. Tonight, the Cavalcade of America comes to you from Hollywood to enable us to present our enchanting star of the evening, Miss Kay Francis. Miss Francis at work on her new picture, Always in My Heart for Warner Brothers, was unable to be with us in New York, so here we are. Our play is based on Shirley Seifert's best-selling novel, Water to the Wilderness. A romantic love story of the daring Colonel of the Continental Army and the beautiful sister of the Spanish governor of the old trading post of St. Louis. Now the lights are being dimmed as the curtain goes up on Waters of the Wilderness. Tonight's play in the DuPont, Cavalcade of America. Not men, they're a race of giants. Americans, patriots they call themselves, they are more ferocious than the Indians. Their leader, Colonel Clark, is a veritable monster of a man who paints his face in battle like a savage.  He's a madman of barbarians. Rumors, legends of a strange American and his band of frontier fighters ranging the upper Mississippi Valley in the summer of 1778. The third year of the War of Independence. And in the little Spanish trading post of St. Louis on the Mississippi, rumors, legends, and curiosity. For the strange American is due to visit here this very day. And now his Excellency, the Governor, Don Fernando de Labor, with his wife, the Lady Maria, his pretty young sister, Teresa, and their guests wait impatiently for the visitor to arrive. But if only half the things they say of this Colonel Clark are true. A monster. A barbarian. No, you should not be concerned, my dear sister. He will not scalp you. Concerned? He sounds like the only interesting man on the Western Hemisphere. If you would put funny in Buck's skins later. What did you say his name was, my dear? Clark. George Rogers Clark. A Colonel of the Colonial Forces, I believe. Has he no title? Titles are not permitted by his government, my dear. Not permitted. Then how in heaven's name can there be a government? Tell you the truth, Don Fernando. I have wondered why you have invited this young rebel here this afternoon. After all, he is a leader of sorts in an insurrection against the British Car. There is a very good reason. I have the best of information from Madrid that Spain will very soon conclude a military alliance with the Americans. An alliance? With this rebel? Rebel or no, from our point of view, the idea has its merit. After all, what happens to him? Here, over by the window. What is it, Teresa? Do you see him coming up the path? Oh, but he is a triumph. Certainly a handsome man, at least. Teresa, how do I look? He is my hero in play. You look beautiful. As usual, Teresa. Not more beautiful than usual. Good evening, Your Excellency. Good evening, Your Excellency. This is a great pleasure, sir. Colonel Clark, permit me to present my wife, my sister Teresa, her friend, but Moselle Suzette, and Mr. Lillard, our most prosperous fur trader of this path. Well, Leon, I'm happy to meet you. This is more of a surprise than we'd hoped, Colonel. Here, we had expected a man dressed in animal skin. And you appear in this handsome blue uniform. Well, I'm glad you like it. What do you think, Colonel Clark? I am not sure that color becomes you. I understand some folks prefer red. British red. Oh, I am sure you could have had the red coat of a British officer. If you'd wanted one, Colonel. And not hard to get. There are lots of ways. Treachery is one.  I hope it will be over before you leave, Colonel Clark. No great matter, Your Excellency. I feel right at home in the storm. Yes. But Colonel Clark, it is a rebellion against your government and your king, is it not? That's one way of looking at it, ma'am. Why did such a thing have to happen? That's kind of a long story. So do tell us, Colonel. I'm sure we would like to know. Very well. With your permission, Your Excellency. Oh, by all means, my boy. By all means. When the war began, Mr. Razor, our leaders in Philadelphia drew up a document. I think it expresses better than anything else I could tell you what we were fighting for. It's called a Declaration of Independence. It says that all men are created equal, are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. But whenever any form of government becomes destructive to these ends, it is the right of the people to abolish or to destroy it. I guess I've been talking a lot, but does that help you to understand, Mr. Razor? Yes. Yes. It's helped me to understand many things. Is that all your explanation, Colonel Clark? Not quite, Mr. LeArne. There are no British within 500 miles of St. Louis. And yet the Indians here are getting guns. That's why I'm here. I'm going to find out where they get those guns. And I don't aim to fail. I pray God you will succeed, Colonel Clark. Not so deaf. There is a kind of nobility about this man and his beliefs that I have never seen in any nobleman. He has called several times at my brother's house. He has spoken but a few words to me and yet those words he spoke. If I but knew what was in his heart, I might know better what is in my own. There has to be a ball tonight. He has promised to come if he can. Perhaps it will be tonight. Razor, I'd like you to meet Tom Pace, one of my captains. Are you one of those wild soldiers from Kentucky, Captain Pace? Oh, now you can't believe more than half what you hear about us, ma'am.  They said that when you marched on Cahokia, you were in such haste that you waded across the Mississippi. My, that's a terrible lie to tell, lady. You know what really happened that day, ma'am? No. Well, we was in a hurry all right, but we didn't wade across the Mississippi. We jumped.  They want you to do a dance. Oh, so is that not tonight, not with all these people? But Teresa, you must. Mary has promised you would. Quiet. Quiet, everybody. Teresa is going to dance. What sort of a dance is it, Miss Teresa? It's a dance that the women do in Spain, where my home is. As they do it, it is said to be very beautiful. Ladies and gentlemen, in this rough country of yours, you'll have another kind of beauty. The dream of your country is a thing of beauty, Colonel Clark. Has anyone ever told you that before? Never, just that way. All right, senorita. I've been admiring you from afar all evening, and I have come to claim a dance with you. Forgive me, Mr. Laird. The Colonel Clark has already spoken for this dance. Indeed. I didn't realize the dancing was another of the Colonel's accomplishments. Yeah? Learned it from the Indians. Well, absolutely, though. Until then, senorita. Until then, Miss Laird. Why did you do that, Miss Teresa? Because I don't like it. I don't trust it. Oh, I was sort of hoping it was because you'd rather be with me. Women sometimes know what is in the mind of a man, Colonel Clark. But a man should never presume to know what is in the mind of a woman. Miss Teresa, I want to talk to you. Well, you're doing splendidly, Colonel. I mean alone. Look, out on the terrace, will you go with me? Well, it's not quite proper. What I have to say won't take long. For a moment, then. What is it you wish to talk to me about? About you. About how lovely you are. How much I've thought about you. Well, perhaps you should talk to my brother, who is my guardian. Insane when a young man speaks in such a way to a girl. But not in America, Teresa. How then in America? Like... Like this, Teresa. Teresa, my dear. Oh, my darling. Oh, it's wrong, Teresa. It's all wrong. But you have kissed me. Ever to have let you know. Why? Because it's true what they say about me. I am a barbarian. I'm a savage. Fighting for my life with other savages. Living in the woods like an animal. You think I can take you with me? You could leave your woods. But how? Who else will protect these people and their little homes and families? Give them time to grow and be a nation? Is there no one else who can protect them in all this great America? Perhaps. And suppose he were here where I am. Suppose he fell in love. And I have. I fear he would go back to his woods. But Teresa, I'm coming back to you. I'm coming... What is it? Rum. Indian wardrum. Beginning. Colonel. Colonel Clark. Here's Tom over here. I suppose you heard the drums. A couple of boys just came in. Said there's a little trouble at the river. Do you have horses? Oh, you can hardly call them horses, but they'll get us there. You better get moving. Teresa, when will I see you? When you have finished what you have to do. Colonel. Colonel, what is it? Is it serious, my boy? There's no danger here. It's way up the river. Come on, Tom. Expect to find your man who gives guns to Indians tonight, Colonel. Maybe not tonight, Mr. Liyard. But some day. Some day soon. Good night. Two waters of the wilderness. Barring Kay Francis. And brought you on the Cavalcade of America by DuPont. Maker of better things for better living through chemistry. And now, that's your place. Attack just after dark. We'd have been all right if they hadn't had guns. Me and about 15 others were all that was left. The whole settlement burned to the ground. They'd have got us all if Clark and his men hadn't got there when they did. I got the children out and we'd get in the woods for three days. When we went back, there was nothing but ashes. And that was killed was the lucky ones, I guess. I don't know what we're going to do now. Go back east, I reckon. White men can't ever live out here now that the Indians got done. This here, Colonel Clark, got here with his soldiers about ten up and so we was able to fight them off. But they'll be back soon as he goes. With all them guns, they're getting some someplace. I don't know what we're going to do. Yeah, Theresa. I feel as though we've been riding all day. Now, Sir Zett, just a little further. But there's nothing ahead but woods and they're getting thicker all the time. Why, Sir Zett? Who knows? Perhaps we'll meet a band of knights to find an enchanted castle, Theresa. Theresa, what do you hear from Colonel Clark? A letter once in a while. What did he say? He disheartened. His men are hungry and exhausted. Is that all? No. Oh, Sir Zett, I don't know what to think. I don't know what to hope. Except to hope that I can help him. That sounds very noble, Theresa, but I think you'd rather have you marry him. Sir Zett, look. A head there in the clearing. A house, a new one. That must be the one. What one? The one Mr. Liard is building. Theresa, you knew it was here all the time. Why didn't you tell me? I only knew what you knew, that Mr. Liard was building a new house somewhere near St. Louis. Let's pay him a visit. I thought you didn't like him. And anyway, he isn't here. You know he's down in New Orleans. That's why I think it would be a good time to call on him. Here, hold my horse. Theresa, you wouldn't go into a man's house. Now, I just want to look at the house. It says he has lovely furniture sent all the way from New Orleans.  Oh, all right. You'd better knock. There's probably someone here. He looks more like a fortress than a house. Maybe it's supposed to be. What do you want? Oh, uh, is Mr. Liard at home? He's not home. Well, we have friends with him. Could we come in for a minute and look at the new house? You friend, good friend? Yes, yes, very good friend. Can come. It must be long. I just want to look around. Hey, uh, I don't see much furniture, but I know he had boxes and boxes of it sent up from New Orleans. I wonder what's in here. It must be the power. Is it all right if we look? Can look. Come on, Suzette. What a huge room. It is like a fortress. Suzette, look at those boxes. Well, that must be the furniture. He has none pasted. Furniture in boxes like that. Here, help me lift this cover. Raise it. I don't help me. Raise it. Gun. Oh. New gun. Oh. And look here. Guns in this one, too. And in the next one. Oh, too great. Well, there must be enough for an army. And look. Look here. He's lead for making bullets and kegs of powder. What do you suppose, Mr. Liard?  Promise. All right. But not... Listen to this. I have suspected Mr. Liard for a long time. I may still be wrong, but before anyone knows, I've got to find out for sure. I tell you, they're gathering from all around. I've seen hundreds of campfires out there in the plains. It's St. Louis thereafter this time. The silk tribes are worse than Yerekoi here. I wouldn't want to be in St. Louis. Yeah. No soldiers, no guns, no fort. Clark could save them if he ever gets there. No, Teresa. We have manned what fortifications we have. We can only wait and pray. Do you have no further word of Colonel Clark? Nothing. I can't understand it. He should have been here hours ago. What makes you so sure he will come today? Because he said that he would. When do you think they will attack Fernando? The drums are louder. Perhaps tonight. Perhaps not for a day. Excellency, Senorita. Mr. Liard, have you been able to find out anything? Unfortunately, yes, Excellency. The enemy is even stronger than we feared. How many? At least a thousand. I beg of you again, Excellency, do accept my advice. If we surrender now, we can make fair turns with our white leaders. If we wait for the attack, we will be the last man. I am not in the habit of surrendering without a fight, Mr. Liard. Under ordinary circumstances, no. But these are savages who give and expect no mercy. You have no regular soldiers.  Yes, I know, I know. I say this only in the name of humanity for the sake of the women and children. He is right, you know today. Fernando, I know Colonel Clark will come. If we had enough guns, perhaps we could afford to wait. But, Mr. Liard, go with the delegation to the white leaders. Ask what pearls... Fernando, wait. There's not much time, but if we had guns, could we make a fight? We could make a stand, at least, perhaps, until health came but with... Oh, we are not without them. We have guns. What? Mr. Liard has guns stored in his house. All we need. Well, it's a new eater. There's not time for joking. I am not joking. I have seen the guns with my own eyes. I had hoped that you were keeping them for such a time as this. But if you were not... Your Excellency, the lady's mind has clearly become unbalanced from anxiety.  What's my dear child? Only as a courtesy to my rank, you must do as I ask. If you wish, then, Therese, I am sure Mr. Liard can have no objection. Just a minute, Excellency. Liard. You've got your hands, Excellency. Don't move, Senorita. I should not like to have to shoot either of you. How does it feel to be a traitor, Mr. Liard? I must remind you, Senorita, that you're in somewhat unfortunate position of supporting a rebellion against the Crown. If you'll both move over towards the door, we seem to be having a visit to her. Don't move, either of you. Your Excellency. Your Excellency. Join us, Colonel Clark. Now put your hands. Excellency, what happened here? Liard is the man who has been smuggling guns. Therese affirmed him out. A fact which will cause her some regret if I'm not mistaken. I left a trouble you with that pistol in your belt, Colonel Clark. Now if you'll all be kind enough to stand against the wall. Then we are, Mr. Liard. I'd hate to shoot a man in the back. Put him up. Tom! Better take his gun, Colonel. Oh, thanks, Tom. Don't mention it, Colonel. Don't mention it. You better come along with me, Mr. Liard. Listen. They'll be attacking soon now. How will your men stand up on the fire, Excellency? Well enough, Colonel Clark. Now that they can return it. You better mend the east ramp out and I'll take the center in the west. They'll come in a rush. Have your men hold fire until then. Then give them a volley and reload fast. Listen. Clark's under. Oh, George. I'll be all right. I'm right at home in a storm. Remember. Pretty bad, but the rest can get around all right. And the other kind of tuck it out. They'll be ready to march for Detroit in the morning, though. Tom, could you lead them there? Alone? You know those men wouldn't be the same without you, Colonel. Why not? They could march as far as shoot us straight.  I don't know, Tom. I don't know. I hear they're pretty bad off in Detroit. That's a mighty important place for the counties to hold. Don't you think I know that? I reckon you do. I'll be waitin' for you down to the encampment. I'll send you a word. Night, Tom. Night, Colonel. Even, Miss Tracer. Good evening, Tom. Tracer. I saw the light. It's late. You'll be marching for Detroit in the morning. Tracer, listen to me. There's a decision to make. Shall we face it now? Now. Either I serve this half-formed country of mine, it's half-held belief about a free republic, and throw my life away, or I keep it. And live as a man should live. Either I go or I stay with you. Well... I can't.  Frontier fighting these border massacres will go on for years. There'll never be any rest for me. I know that. I'm only a man like other men. I want only the things that other men want. Love and a home. I want you, Tracer. I love you more than anything else in the world. Those are very beautiful words when you say them. There have never been any other words in my mind since I first met you. There were one. I've always remembered them. Wonderful words. You said, all men are created equal. They are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, life, liberty, and a pursuit of happiness. You haven't forgotten that. No. You had I. I couldn't love you as I do.  And now for this thing we both believe in, you must make the sacrifice that only you can make. And so must I. Goodbye, George. I'm Asa. No, no. Go now. And you. I. I will return to Spain. No, no. Don't ask me to be near you and not to be near you. Go quickly. Go. Life. Liberty. And a pursuit of happiness. Goodbye, my love. May God be with you and your America. Thank you, Kay Francis, for a grand performance on our cavalcade of America tonight. In just a moment, Miss Francis will come back to the microphone to let you in on some special news. But first, Gaine Whitman has a word about something very important to all of us these days. With a large portion of our national business life diverted to production for defense, with great changes made in our normal mechanism of production and consumption, chemistry is successfully filling in many gaps. Under the chromium plate of your bathroom and kitchen faucets, for example, there are coatings of copper and nickel. But we need all of our nickel for defense. So DuPont has developed a new plating process that lays on our heavier coating of copper under the chromium and reduces the amount of nickel required by as much as 80%. This new DuPont process speeds up production, gives better protection to the base metal, and since 15 to 20 million pounds of nickel a year are used in plating, conserves more than 7 million pounds a year of this important defense metal. Take a common household machine like a refrigerator. Millions of us have learned what a convenience modern refrigerators are. If manufacturers stopped making them, we'd find it difficult to get along without them. But a good deal of metal goes into a refrigerator, and metal is much in demand for defense. Can plastics take the place of metal in refrigerators? Not entirely, but they can go a long way. 1942 refrigerator models, according to engineers, will have more than 50 plastic parts. A plastic like DuPont's Lusite methyl methacrylate resin is especially good for refrigerators. Not merely because of its beauty, but because of its economy, its rugged durability, and the especially important fact that it doesn't rust. Can't rust. Aluminum is another precious metal these days. And of course, aluminum paint is made with aluminum. So DuPont paint chemists have tackled the aluminum paint problem. Now they're making a gray paint that approximates it in color. And where aluminum paint is used to prevent loss by evaporation on oil storage tanks, for instance, DuPont paint experts have found that Dulux gloss white does the job as well or better. And to name a few others, neoprene that's better than rubber for many purposes, synthetic camphor that's equivalent to natural camphor, cellulose sponges that are superior to many other cleaning aids. These products of the chemical laboratory really can't be called substitutes. Or in many cases, they actually serve us better than their opposite numbers produced by nature. All of us are ready and willing to accept the sacrifices the defense program demands. But our morale may be the better for our knowing that chemistry is making every effort to do its share to health. Such an effort is part and parcel of the DuPont pledge better things for better living through chemistry. And now the star of tonight's DuPont Cavalcade of America, Miss Kay Francis. Thank you. Thank you, friends here in the studio and listeners everywhere. I consider it a genuine compliment to have been invited to appear on such an outstanding program as your Cavalcade of America. We here in Hollywood have always admired your program, as well as the wonderful things the DuPont Company is doing. Thank you very much, Miss Francis. But what about the special news you were going to tell us? Oh, yes. Next Monday evening, at the same time, Cavalcade of America will present an adaptation of RKO's great new picture, All That Money Can Buy. My good friends, Edward Arnold and Walter Houston, will play the same leading roles they do in the picture. Supported by James Craig and Shirley and Jane Darwell, also featured in the film. I do hope you all will listen, and I've seen the first rehearsals and I can assure you, this is a grand show. Thank you. Tonight's play, Waters of the Wilderness, was written especially for the Cavalcade of America by Robert L. Richards, from the novel of the same name by Shirley Seifert, published by J.D. Levencott Company. Kay Francis appeared through special arrangement with Warner Brothers. The orchestra and the original musical score were composed and directed by Robert Armbruster. Supporting players tonight included Gale Gordon as Colonel Clark, Lou Merrill as Fernando, Gerald Moore as Liard, Agnes Morehead as Suzette, D. Benadirth as Maria, Jack Mather as Tom Pace. Don't forget, next week, Edward Arnold, Walter Houston, James Craig and Shirley and Jane Darwell, in RKO's new picture, All That Money Can Buy, adapted from Stephen Vincent Benet's prize-winning story, The Devil and Daniel Webster. On the Cavalcade of America, your announcer is John Easton, sending best wishes from Dupont. Here's the red-network of the National Broadcasting Company.


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So we will guide you so that you explore yourself and do research, that is it. Next help learning, you want to do it yourself like that. Sir, we see something. I have told that, in case in your regular students question a lot and you are mentally prepared to answer your question. So you will be worried what sort of question they would be asking, how difficult question that they would be asking in mind. I was told that you have the most smartest chaps. No. Yeah, you are. Yes, I know. Yeah, I know. Excellent. What do you want to do? Sit down. God will help you. Anything else? Anything else? One is interaction. Observation what to look many things she wants to do. I see she is in a very interactive world. Rather than giving away such a job. We interact. You teach us. Rather we teach you. Here today what we teach is that we facilitate people to learn. And in the process we teach us. Okay. Before I go ahead with what our institution is all about. But I just want to give you a small idea of what is going on. This is a small campus set up by the environment. This is an autonomous institution. There is a ministry of environment for it. They open up it here. Like that. Like we said that it was another pageant of different ceramics. We felt that every child in this country should know about environment and science. That's how he promoted this establishment of this institution. So we have the program. One of the only two institutions in the country. Which is engaged in environmental education. We have more not only with the approach of the world. But we also have a university of this land. We are operating in Dubai. Okay. So this is the place that we split across. And we collaborate with the greatest worldwide. This is our office. Why do we work with this? What kind of wildlife do we find in the desert? What's the richest? Richest? Is it by the city? We can find only that. I don't know. I have high money. I don't know. I don't know. Okay. So what we do today is that. We would like to focus more on the biodiversity. Okay. So this is the very widely talked about. Which I'm sure you enjoy and explore the variety of biodiversity that we have around. Okay. So if you want to engage in environmental science. We will greatly tell you. But we would like to assign you a smartphone assignment. And a project work which you will be doing. In the field. We are going to proceed with that. Is that okay? Is that okay? Right. So if you do more of talking. More of talking. More of self-exploring. That is not that kind of job. It means why we would like to demonstrate your activities. And to clear up. To be in the context of getting to the place. Is that fine? I'm going to talk to you. So what we will learn that. Biodiversity. All of environment. Is getting. This environment. Should be inclusive. So the whole idea of the basic war. Is to make you appreciate about the environment. Make you appreciate about the biodiversity. And also see that. You can contribute to the environment. And contribute to your future. This environment belongs to you. This biodiversity belongs to you. Exactly. So if we do not provide. This forest and environment. Then I'm sure. Our children and grandchildren. Will be blessing us. And what are the environment that we are doing. It is basically because of our ancestors who protected our environment. That is one apart. Second. As a constitution. Fundamental human. Fundamental rights is that. It is everybody's every citizen's responsibility to. Protect our forest. Water. Wild life. So we think in that way also we have an application. One is to learn. And also is to protect them. Okay. So we will try engaging. We will do some. Motivating something. And see that what you could do. You should work more at the school. Can you do that? I'll just quickly tell about our center. You'll get an idea. As he said. See he stands for center. Like you said. They said. This campus once upon a hundred percent they said. Nothing was said. Nothing was said. Okay. Today. We just. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. We. This map indicates the variety of work that you are doing. But any new job, who would happen to be the leader of the environment? Like we had I.T. Moon, we had so many good friends. But today, across the world, people are talking about environment. People are talking about sustainable development. People are talking about the conservation of biodiversity. People are talking about green jobs, green economy. So in that way, this session that we are going to have today, will definitely help you pursue your career in the future in this land. So every conflict today is abided by the green norms. Any act today that we need to follow is mainly by the leader. So in the future, one of the biggest job market will be the leader. Although this is the variety of work that we are doing across the world. It is very, very big. I don't think there are any such institutions to work that I.T. Moon knows about green. Primarily, you have got so many areas. Children, schools, colleges and museums, you have got to work through mass media, you have got to work through mass media. So whatever. If we work with policy makers, we work with industry-centered industries, promoting environment consciousness, and we do network with various departments, because environment is a cross-credits. We will learn environment in science. Yes sir. Yes sir. We will learn environment in history, particular history, some of the corporate of ancient monuments that they have prepared. I mean, there are a lot of important concepts that are being not explicitly told, but they have been great in the historical perspective. For example, like Ashoka planted so many trees, I wouldn't write it. Yes sir. It's a part of environment. So it was the first ruler in the country to ban killing of peacocks. There's a first person to establish national parks in the country, in Asia. Like we have our national parks, we have reserve for them. So even in the history, you find that places of environmental consciousness. Okay, that's all. We work with various departments, various departments, almost all the departments. And of course, we work in world radius, we work with agriculture, like air pollution, like water pollution, waste management, all those things that we do. And more importantly, there's a lot of nature. It's an experience in nature. We do that. Of course, we do a lot of other things as well. Quickly, I'll not take much of your time, because we straight away go to the field and we can do some more activities and can do. Okay? So the various tools and methods that we use to teach people, to teach people about the environment. This is a few exhibits. This is a problem with the field. I did an institute at that field which nature developed interpretations of this across the country. I think so. It's all in different parts of the country. For example, this is a coach. You see, we got here that time in the innovation. Okay? We have a different type of means. We talk to work from a technical way. Okay? So we talk about the opinions. We talk about so many things. We have this kind of an important interpretation that we had in the country, because it's kind of... Okay? We have this type of... ... ... ... ...  So, if you look at the biodecentral body, more than 1 to 2 5 to 4 children look at the biodecentral body, that is a larger state. I mean you have to give different location to each of the biodecentral bodies, so maybe I have put a statement where you share, where we can share, you can have a visitor and just look at the photos, you cannot give that experience, but still you get inside of this biodecentral body. Sir, this is a beautiful procedure. Well, maybe I would like to share a brief about the biodecentral body for 5 to 10 years, then we have a small activity of relation to that and then we go to the research and I will do that, do not worry. I will do that, do not worry. I will do that, and then we go to that, me and Vijay will expose you to the right mind of the biodecentral body. So, the biodecentral body is a biodecentral body, it is a biodecentral body. So, it is a biodecentral body. So, the biodecentral body is a biodecentral body, it is a biodecentral body. So, what is that? It is a biodecentral body. So, everything is getting chlorate in the chloral and fauna. Is there something that you are missing which is not telling about biodecentral body? Exactly. So, bioburts again is categorized as fauna. Microorganisms are something that you would not have thought about because you cannot see them. There is an example of microorganisms that you can see. Yes, you can see. You can see. They call it polygons. So, why do you think biodecentral body is important to us? Why do you think biodecentral body is important to us? You are only referring to us. Right. So, the activities that we do, right from the general thing you see, biodecentral body. When we tell you that biodecentral body is very important to us. It is very important to us. Right from the general thing you see, biodecentral body is very important to us. So I know things how they can survive without biodevastation. Right from the Chattarini system to the Kali system. So these are referred as something called as ecosystem services. Whatever we get from the biodevastation or nature is referred as ecosystem services. And then it is categorized into various categories. One is like all you will know those are called as provisionally ecosystem services. That we derive directly from that. For example, we said coal, we said honey, we said vericent, which we get there directly. And oxygen we get from biodevastation. What biodevastation is that? So what are the approaches? Good approaches. What are the approaches? Output. What is the cycle called? Very decent. What cycle is this? There are some particular cycles where all the animals are different.  There is one cycle in life. So the name for it is the car, but outside you want a bunch to do. That's the general equation. Right, right. We have to use the animals, don't do the animals, don't do the work. There is no problem. There is something called as the animal cycle. Something like that. There are the energies, putting them together, because it is the life of the animal. All right, no problem. So that is why the importance was just to imagine what if we didn't have energies. Any problem. What would have happened? You don't say why? So the whole point of biodevastation is because we are so much dependent on that that without biodevastation we would face another situation. How many species do you fish? How many do you love? How many do you get fish? How many animals do you fish? How many animals do you fish you have learned about? Your name is so much wired up in the species of species that consume. Imagine if there were species that were not there in the animal. can you think something indirectly we get from environment, that it is a good problem. Yeah, we get directly something that we get indirectly from them, what is the same? Oxygen, oxygen directly may get the same, status that something that we get indirectly and make the care because it is quite clear here. What I am trying to mention is when you get rain from? Okay, how does the process start? Should we get the rain directly from the clouds? Where the process starts? Water body is actually from... Yes, yes. How do clouds have rain? So what my point is that? Because of the transpiration that happens in the clouds, you get rain and you see mostly in the forest area because of forest area we have a lot of rainfall. So these are the kind of things that we are trying to mention in the indirect. You know also the forest helps in producing soil, you know the kind of people. Without forest we will not be having fruits that are in the soil. So it is an indirect process which provides soil is important for us. If you take one inch of soil, how much microalbuminance of soil? Then it will get some water. So much of diversity is there in that kind of soil. So this soil is formed by again, these kind of forest that is present. So these are the indirect things. Then how do we cover for last one? What is the time that you will use it? As soon as you enter Kambanmar, especially now in the unknown community, you see certain children, why is that? There is a lot of work with the operators. So if I have seen that which is that are present also influences the microalbuminance. So it is very important to have, you know wetlands and green spaces around place units so that it helps in controlling the microalbuminance. So that is why we came that the weather will be better.  The temperature is different, the kind of moisture content is different but I said that we refer as microalbuminance. What is the, what we generally experience with 25 degree, 26 degrees, and binaural to microalbuminance or binaural. But when you go to such spaces like green space and wetlands, the temperature is very important in the parameters. So that is where we refer as microalbuminance. So that changes and it also supports in other areas. It entails in all these things. So bioalbuminance also helps in controlling the microalbuminance as well. There are many other things. These are the things that it is required for us but not directly. So these are the important things. And apart from that, what else do we do with nature? Required of some. If you look at the kind of history and the kind of lifestyle that our forefathers used to live, within one more thing with nature, it is very important. We have so much of change in nature. We have so much of, you know, respect nature so much. What do we do? We used to, we used to worship nature, correct? Nature God. Even in these days, we go to a scenario where before you enter, how will I enter? There is a place where you continue to be there. What is that place called? What is that place called? That place. In Kannada, Ashok Katya is there. Kannada. Kannada also is there in Kannada. Ashok Katya is there. Okay. There will be two big difficulties. And there is, there is a sign of disease representing two states, winter point. Do you know that? Have you seen anywhere? In temples generally, yeah. So, those are the degrees that are present there. And we have people here, and we have people who worship those, correct? And let me give you one more example there. We feel that nature is being worshipped. Come here to a traditional venue, correct? In traditional venue, what happens? Before everything is set up, we multiply, we kind of bias. If one of the pillars of that, they multiply. Yeah. Which means, can you give an example? Banana is there, then? Yes. Largo, yes. People pay is there again? Probably yes. To some, yeah. I will tell you what are the importance of that. All the species in environment play as an keystone species. Without that species, the other species which are dependent on that wouldn't survive. For example, if you take, again, come in after like 5 to 7 years, so many species depend on that. Can you give some examples of what at all, why does it is that we see all the people? When do birds come down? They get resting area. Okay, one thing is resting area, then? It takes a lot of place for them. Basically, birds come for two purpose. One is good, one is for hard time. So, what kind of foods are there and we could give? Ants and other insects and all that. Yes, some of them come for eating of ants. Some of them eat the foods directly. So, if you see so much varieties of bird, they are different kind of all day. If that one single tree is removed from that habitat, then all it goes to stomach for nuts. So, that is why it is referred as keystone species. So, our way, no father has identified importance of such things in the workshop then. And one more thing, that is how the soluble lies in the stomach of the bird and the new plant comes to the excreta of the bird. You know, it won't directly reproduce wherever the bird excrets and it will come up from that. The purpose of that bird is to help them spreading the food. So, you will see that everybody will grow in the cracks of like a building. So, this is also part of the purpose that birds serve to the people.  So, that's how that tree is getting saved. There is another concept for that. Sacred fruit. You have heard about that? Sacred fruit. Sacred fruit is another concept to add. Sacred fruit is a kind of concept developed again based on scientific thinking. The idea is to protect them and they also worship that sacred fruit. The highest sacred fruits are found in mega-axes of 500 or 600 acres in patches of sacred fruit. What I know is there will be one specific temple out there and finally they conserve it and they worship that place. We know it also. We do know it, yes. So, it has some kind of significance. For example, in Kamranthika as you said at that point of time we don't get anything else. So, no more things to use. So, what is the idea of today's program is just be open to whatever you see and analyze. What could be the reason? Why the leaf shape is like this? Why is the color like this? So, you have to understand yourself and understand everything has a reason behind it. So, who created the nature of it? Is there a creator for my watch? Yes. Is there a creator for my watch? Yes. How do you think nature doesn't have a creator? But it's a different happening. So, the idea is that creator who was created is as soon as the entire mind is designing such a way that even there is no water, even there is no rain that can survive. That's the whole idea. It was very much self-sustaining. You know, you condone that the idea is small and so on and so forth. So, it has that capacity to regenerate and grow and without the selfishness that you give these officers to other people. That's the whole idea about your biodex. So, I think we'll be stuck. Anything that you'd like to ask? Not to us. Not to us. Be very careful in the forest because we don't know anything. It really rains while you're going through. It's very dense at times. Especially on the ground. You're very very careful. You'll have to present also after this session. You have quite a few pictures, whatever you see there. And you can come back and come by. As I told you, there will be an award for the presentation. Best presentation. Yes, I'm very happy. I'm very happy. Last time you already had a presentation. Why did you have a presentation? Last time we had very good pictures taken by... Aditi, you're welcome. Aditi, yeah. So, pictures she took and she took it in. Not you, Aditi. There's another Aditi. They really made a good presentation. They had a really great show that day. We have to outsmart these people. Do we have the benchmark now? So... They were very many dead. They were very many in the last year it is. So, they had a very beautiful collection of observations. And after... Yeah. They made... You know, as many observations as possible. And then towards the end, you could present it here. And something innovative as well. You would have some judge you on the basis of whatever you present. And then the reward. Okay, so, hence... Please, I just... Sit down through projects. What do you want to do? You have a better way of doing this. You have to write on this. You have to... Okay. Thanks. For every project that you do, you should have a title in your book with you. And every project... I just share the list of projects that you have to do. We need to define the office to what you want to do. Then, if we... How you are going to do it? How you are going to do it? I'll explain one more thing. How you are going to do it? What are the information that you are going to gather in your book? That is more important. How would you collect? Collecting the information in your book. The information that you collect, how do you present? That is what you should be sure to make sure. How would you present your learning? We will do that. And you will keep on doing some key limits of the research that we are going to do. We will find some key limits. I will share the book projects. I will share the book projects. What is the title? For every project that you do, there should be a title of the office. Yes, a book that I have. You should give a very catchy title. Okay. Second, any project that you are going to do, you need to have a different... you need to give your objectives. For example, I want to study here... trees over there. Why you want to study? Okay. What you want to study is that. How you want to study? You need to give that objective. And what is the method or is it a process that you are going to do under that particular project? And that is one thing you need to define your presentation with your great data. Second is that data collected. What is the information that you collect in the book? That you need to make it up. Based on the information collected, what are the... what is your analysis? I am just explaining what it is that you can understand. Then you will know, derive that what you have learned today, and that the day of finding it, and you will keep that in mind. So here is a list of projects, which we could add. One is that measuring of tree height. So you have several trees around, right? How do you measure of height, measure tree, and you will get it. Okay. And you will get that how many trees, what is the longest tree, tallest tree, and the one is the shortest tree. What is the average height of a tree of that particular tree? Okay. And why it is, why there is a variation between that tree height? Which tree is going faster and taller? All this is one project that we have. People also study this project. Second is there are a lot of bird calls. There are a lot of birds around. Okay. So if you document that course, the number of birds that you are there in the head, that we will teach you, you will do a mapping of that bird calls, and also even analysis is that, how many bird calls to be here, and which direction that bird calls you will get, and why this bird calls that you will get from that particular head, that is something which we will do. Another project is about butterfly diversity. So there are a lot of butterflies in that head. We don't want you to identify or view the names of them. But even a small space of area, how many types of butterflies that you have seen? You could see yellow type of butterflies. You could see black type of butterflies. You could see big butterflies, small butterflies. You need to make an observation. So that is one project that you want to do. You can even see how many butterflies you could really observe. Second, there are a lot of grass varieties. Right? Your grass is like that. Listen, I am sure you have seen. Even in North Africa, this is so many grasses. But all the grasses are not the same, right? They are different. So just try to identify in a small section of area, how many grasses that you could really look at. And then there is the canopy setting cover. So canopy is nothing but when you go into the forest areas, the percentage of sky that you see, that refers to the canopy cover. For example, you stand under the forest and see, and if you can't see any sky, then it is a 100% canopy cover. Because the forest is covered by that, three branches and trees. And if you see only 90%, then it is a 90% canopy cover. So that is another efficient city that you could really do. Sometimes it can be 0 canopy cover. You see only sky, you don't see anything else. You need to find that out. There is a volume estimation of the canopy. For example, there is a tree. How many trees are available in that canopy? So assuming that there are several trees around, how do you estimate without cutting that tree? That is another project. Another interesting volume is that tree is an ecosystem. So you need to look at a tree, and at least go to five trees, and observe how many insects are there, how many birds are there, how many animals are on that particular tree. You should see tree as an ecosystem, and make the documentation. How many insects are there, how many butterflies are there, how many mammals that you can see on that tree. That is all. And under this watch, it is called a tree transpiration. So please, let's try it. There are four different ones. Sir, can you do that? Can you do that? We have a volume prediction, try it, and measure it. For example, you take a tree, you take a transpiration of one particular number of days, and take it to four times. And after one hour, you just calculate the volume of that particular transpiration. Then you can calculate the entire tree as such. So we can do that for the estimation. This is the few projects that I think are going to be. Is there any other thing that people are interested in? You can think of your own. This is a broad idea. Some interesting project that you want to do. So that is very human. Maybe you will not be interested. But when you go to the plant, there is something else. So that will guide you to go to the plant. Well, going there, I just want to quickly go to this. Also, I will give a better idea to review a good research about something. So this is something on the... Why does it exist in India? Especially in India. It is incredible. We are on the... I think for hotspots in the world, we have two hotspots. One is in West Bengal, the other is in the Northeast. And the other is in India. There is a lot of pressure on our resources because we are trying to exploit as much as possible. This is the take-up. How many plants do we have? In the world, we have about 45,000 plants. In India, we have 15,000 species of flowering trees. So that is a diversity of plants there. Of course, in the world, we have how many plants we have? 77,000 species of flowers. Again, in India, we have what? How many of us do we have? How many of us do we have? How many plants do we have? Can we count? New ones, yeah. Very good. I got the answer. Okay. How many plants do we have? How many plants do we have? That's not sure. How many do we have? How many plants? How many do we have? That itself is a great plant. So we have four hundred dirhams. How many birds in India do you come? Can you count? How many reference should we know? How much do you have together? So that is, I want to control the size of the city. So we have, how many species, we have 8 species, right? How many types of species are there? How many are there if we shorten? How many of them are not few? That could be your research, right? In your presentation, you should write this in words. Why do you want to be in your presentation? Why do you want to be in your presentation? Why do you want to be there to try to capture as many unique species which you probably could not see on a daily basis? The more you put it over there, the more heavy it will be. So we are looking at a fan in the electorate. What is the difference? You want to be an expert in smaller area. What is the piracy that they do? For example, we have what? This is for lots and lots of places. What do you do as a project itself? Let them come up with how much diverse they can. That's why I give these ideas so that they come up with your idea. So that you come up with the idea of what you will be able to do. It's not a domestically piracy thing again. For example, how many types of projects that they have in India? What are the differences between two species of insects? What are the events? Like how many are called in the world? 3 or 4. So how many insects do they have? Let me do the example. And I want you all to know that these are very important. Our country is very rich because of these biodecities that we have. How many types of books do we have? How many books do we have? We have dozens of books and we have a lot of hammer troopers between us. So how many foot pieces do we have? There's one left. Yes, please. How much is it? More than 50,000 varieties of rice. This is your summary species. Yes, I eat everything. This is your summary species. I don't take any. This is your summary species. I don't take any. This is your summary species. I don't take any. This is your summary species. I am talking about the food. How many rice varieties are there? 50,000. How much do you know? You know only three or four. 50,000. 50,000. How much is it? 50,000. It's more, right? It's talking about the life outside. I am going to give you the summary species. Which one do you want to give me? 49,975. See after by killing. Why it is so diverse because friends, our과会 is rich with rice and vegetables, So, it is very little, because of two important reasons that they are always eastern parts and the eastern part. They are different kind, these two particular. That is why it is called as in a world like a biodiversity. Why it is so unique things? Why it is so unique things? I want you to know that, where the largest population is. Why this way? I want you to go on that. We are the largest population, right? Yes, we have a landmass population. Yes, we have a landmass population. This is a jungle. It's because of that small area there. Instead of the huge population, this is the largest population. Huh? Yes. This example, like... What do you find in the world? Do you find work there? What is the landmater? There are two points there. So, that means that it has become rich. That is what we do. So, this is still not recorded. We are still exploring this, we are still giving the links.  You have done the work. What is that? They are the major resources for all our medicine. These are the people. Because any medicine comes from the natural resources. They are the great resources for our production. And they are the one which provides ecosystem stability and, of course, more importantly, who they want to see if they want to talk if they want to talk about finance. When they are not taken, there are different types of conservation in terms of conservation. Well, this is the thing which I wanted to talk about specifically. Why we are rich in markets. Is it good? You want this to be protected? Right? Let me take a question. Is it a relationship between trees and the rivers over there? Yeah. Anything out there? Sorry. Anything out there? Okay. Sir, there are many animals that live in this model of forest. They come to the water and also the forest in the habitat. This is what our understanding of the river is growing only because of the forest climate. Okay. So, why almost all the rivers originated in forest areas of Kirtan? Where is Ganga forest? Ganga forest. Yes. Where is Thaburi forest? Where does Krishna originate? Mahabalekshu. Where does Madhra originate? Ushu water. Where does Godavari originate? I should not know this. Okay. We have to think somewhere on the next in Arawaddy. This is because relationship between forest and the water that we have in the rain in Madhya or anywhere like this. Okay. What happens if there is relationship between rivers and forests?  Trilots, what is a spot? What is a spot? Tabsawar. Tabsawar. So, when there is a lot of forest, they generally act like loose rains. When the loose rains come, what happens that water is stored by the forest in the humus? Have you heard about humus? They live all and other things. It shows a loose water and once you get over, slowly that spawn of the humus that you find, slowly releases water. It's a river like this. That's how the rivers flow. We do not have water. We do not have rivers. We do not have rivers. We don't get river. And we don't have heat charge. That's how this river flows. That's how we get water. So that's how different types of trees make different types of roads in the river. So that's how we become understanding what is a biotasy. I just took a group. Each of them are related to biotasy. I'm sure you've got impressions in these images. Right? Right? Right. This is a different color. Colors. You know where I am. Where I am. Colors. Right? When I want you to go to the temple, I want you to observe this. Magnification shows that nature exhibits. At many times, we don't see them around. But at this time, I want you to record those things. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I see. They said, to us, it looks wow. To them, it is a survival pattern. Okay? So, they have to get fish to survive. So, why I am showing you that? That is the beauty of nature that we have. Oh, yeah. What is that? What is that? It's an egg. It's an egg? Or a fruit? That is your research, again. What is it doing? Flying. Flying to fly? No? No. It is trying to fly. Flying? Flying. No? Why? Why does it stretch its wings? It wants to fly its wings. Listen. Which bird is this? What it is doing? Can you see it's up? See the meat?  Oh, that's right. You don't have running drugs in India? There are many things. What is told are not in India. Okay? Sharing, caring. Like, we have family. Each animal has their own family. They have caring. They share. Each animal has their own defined roles. Okay? Right? Can you see the difference between the bees? One, two, three. Are they same or different? They are modified. Right? I will put that. Okay? Yes. I am going to do a little bit. Okay? Can you see the difference between the bees? Again? Yeah. It's big. And you need behavior that you find in them. They take shots. These are all the events. And people. What are they doing? Flying. Okay? Flying. Okay? Flying. Okay? It is tossing the fruits and the seeds. So, are they potent? All those have been fine. Can you see the difference between the bees? Nothing. Okay? What are they doing? Any of these things. Right? Is it interesting? What are they doing? What are they doing? Are they marching nicely? Somebody said desert. Biodiversity. It has its own insects. It has its own pambles. It's doing pambles and everything. You know where it is. It's right here. It's right here. I am going to say. Sir, this is a rich biodiversity. Okay?  You have to be patient and just keep watching what is happening with that. Then when we saw these images, they just let you watch. Okay? So, now how do we go? I will do that. I will do that. Sir, can I stop? Sir? Sir, can I stop now? What are we going to do now? No, we are not going to do anything. We are not going to see anything. How are you? How are you?


Can somebody name a ray on this side? Lila. So you say it all together. Ray? Ray, Jack, and Logan, Jack. That's not possible. Why did you switch? Why did you switch? You first said Ray, Jack, Logan, then you said, Logan, Jack, why did you switch? You don't know? You're not sure? Think about it. Why would we call it Logan, Jack, but not Jack, Logan? It's a ray. I think you do know. I don't know, I just said it. So let's pull this out. Here's my line segment. I can call a line segment Leah Lillian or Lillian Leah. Correct? Go back. Let's pretend that I have a line. Let's pretend they both have arrows. I can call it Lillian Olivia or Olivia Lillian. But when I have a ray, Lila, can I call it Logan, Jack, or Jack, Logan? Why? When I do a ray, what's the deal? Um, there's an ending point, and you always have to say that first. Say it louder. There's an ending point, and you always have to say that first. So don't say I don't know. You do know.


Boom Good on guys mr. V here welcome to another video in this video We are going to take a look at some of the trades that I did today I'm just gonna review them and see what I did and what I missed And also just gonna give you guys some of the tips and input that I normally would follow when I go into trade So as you can see today Somewhere around 279 bucks it wasn't like a super good day over our 250 dollars they Mark, but again, there was a ton of opportunities that I Miss sometimes it's like you have to be glued to your computer to see everything But the minute you take a step and get out and come back you see that you miss a lot So that's what I want us to cover into this video But before we get to the guys if you're new to the channel We'll take about how to earn money how to save money how to invest and build wealth So there's something that interests you go ahead and hit that subscribe button and the notification bell So you don't miss out on new content. So again today 279 total after everything But I left a lot on the table Again, I keep I was glued to my computer out of probably Caught some of the runs that I missed But again, that's just the nature of the market You can ask today glue 24 seven and if it's the whole purpose of No me trading kiss The whole idea is be able to work less But you still make a good enough living that Beside the point now, let's jump right in and kind of take a look at the trace that I did and again The first one on that is you can see there worse I am our eye and so this one Came out if you can see here. I'm see if I can go back here So you guys can really see cuz this one really had like a tea cup during the day And I would explain that you would see so yeah, so right here pre-market it gaps up up to So from like two was that two five to Two nine was about three three dollars is some change and then pulled back So I took a quick trick here right here. So I went in at about two Two seven to three Three point one somewhere around there and got out And then good thing I got out of there because it kind of pulled back again, which I would have missed on that So I took a quick trick there made it a little bit of profit and then Right open and I was thinking because I on our watch list in the discord server again If you're not on that server links to the description, you can definitely come join us as free For our paid members. I actually the price I get for this one was four dollars So I was thinking like right at open here if you think open at three Um, you know, if you open this up because already open you can see here was open like our three So if it opens at three, I just want a dollar spread. So this thing can pop up to four. So Right here pulled back this candle right here This is this is almost where I got into the trade and this was a little bit risky because for some reason I just I felt good about this one that this thing was going to pop So I got in here and it squeezed up all the way to I got about three point three and some change and so Get out of there just again to see this thing flush in my out I kept thinking this thing was going to go all the way to four bucks. I think I was anticipating maybe a halt at about three point five three point six and then I come out of that halt and rip all the way to four Take profit first level at four and then if you want to get back in the trade get in the trade But that didn't happen as you can see here got to three point four and then pull back Right here stochastic K crosses to the downside which that's where it's like hey start looking for your exit So got out of that trade. So those are the two points where I treated it But I'm going to show you Guys another area where it would have been an excellent place to trade which I didn't Um, of course. So look at here right Towards the end of the day This thing just started gapped Back from like two point seven as you can see here squeezed all the way to three point seven So we almost hit that four dollar Target price that I actually put on our discord server But I mean three point seven is still pretty good profit. Some people treated is made some profit, too So uh, I think at the end of the day, I was just happy with uh, what I got so I can't really complain Then after hours since it finished with this, uh, huge momentum I was thinking after hours again watching that this was going to pop a little bit before pulling back Um, that didn't happen. So as you can see pulled back and never recovered. So that was that one and then, uh Take a symbol docs this one Um, was an IPO And I saw this one a little bit late in server. I didn't want to really take a chance On this one, but see look at this rip. So I treated this, um, somewhere around here So I took so just a quick a quick dip in and out. I didn't make a ton of money You can see I made like 40 something bucks Um, but I I didn't want because I I didn't really do any research on the stock yet So I didn't want to have to be in there for any amount of time. So I got in here and squeezed up and made a little bit of profit Get out But then it pulled back consolidated and then look at that ripped from that 47 around 47 all the way to 53 Right at close and then after closing Um, they just pulled back and sitting at about 51 right now. So that was insane What I missed out just one like I said, I only made 47 bucks. This this would have been Uh, um, a cash cow for us so and then mark c m o x c this one Um, I actually was just testing something with this one because when this thing, uh, gap you can see here Out of no way At open so pretty much pre market. It was flat Um here open still nothing just I mean this is not from here to here It's this thing was not tradable Yeah, this thing showed up on the gap scanner because a squeeze from 17 got halted about, uh, 20 bucks halted somewhere here about 20 So I came out of the halt and I kept things like oh, maybe I should get into this trade but I mean it still was just Um, not really if you can see here even though it had some upward movement, but um entry Point wasn't really clear. It wasn't really giving me a good entry point as you can see Look, if we look at stochastic here Um, it was this is there's really nothing here that you can really leverage to determine where you can get in This would have been a good point to get in Which I didn't so what I did here Instead was I waited for this thing to go upside and I was trying Uh, something I was actually experimenting with uh another tool that I'm trying to put into my trading strategy To increase again my profitability or increase My trading gains if depending on how the market goes. So I was going to say if this thing got up here More than likely was that it was going to pull back down. So I was actually going to buy some put Which is I mean for options. So I was just going to buy Some puts here that this thing pulls back and I can make some profit and then sell it So that's how I was able to make that little profit that you see there for mo xc But it was just an experiment. So this I wouldn't really consider that is a trade I just took that lid again really I bought I just bought one contract Um to kind of test it in c so uh, it wasn't nothing but I mean you can see here I missed this piece right here. Um, here would have been a good Area to trade but again like you can see like I said, uh, if I look at stochastic here, it was Really not straightforward. Um, so it goes up and down up and down up and down Um, unless you just butt and just cross your fingers and sit there and wait that Hey, if you're seeing crashes and it kicks me out, I can put a stop loss somewhere Maybe at the view app that would have been another way of doing it But I didn't really feel comfortable trading edges like that. So Um, yeah, and then this final one here t and xp This is the one that I wanted I I was hoping I I got in sooner than later So this one gap after hours and they had a catalyst and the catalyst was like that I think they have our they're putting out some new tests for treatment of COVID lung Infection or whatever. So if you have lungs infection through COVID, they're putting out something that would help with that So I think like a COVID related and it should at least gap So I was looking at this thing gapping to maybe 1.7 or in some way maybe even test $2 But it got up to 1.3 and just stayed there. So I missed this first run here So I looked at this. Okay. Maybe this bounce off of vwap might be a good spot So right here it when it came down here at vwap. So I kept thinking this might be a spot for me to get in But it still didn't really give me an entry. So I waited right here Right here is um, so if you can see here stochastic stacks across Showed me that it probably moving to the upside case moving to the upside And then look at that. Um, it's actually below 20 On the stochastic line, which is which means this thing is oversold So I since okay right here I can get in so I bought it right at vwap I obviously got 1.2 and some change Um, and then it just you can see here bar coded all evening all evening Um, see, I mean like I got really really annoyed like nothing I think when we got when we got somewhere here Um, somewhere here, I just I'm like, yeah 1.22 somewhere here I'm like, I didn't want this thing to keep going now. So I just Cut my losses and that's where I dropped that at 35 bucks Other than that, so you look at just bar coded throughout the evening and um, yeah It's kind of disappointing for for um after our trade. So those services that the stacks that I treated and again guys I'm actually working on some different things right now testing some different strategies to add to what we already have um, that way we can actually uh increase our profitability Especially in the days that the market is red because most often they're not when the market is red Like what do we do? We just like oh the market is bad but There's people out there that are making a killing when the market is red So I want us to be able to trade both ways if the market is red or trading Uh, the market is green with trading. So Take to find that balance so that way you're not just uh leaning on one just uh go along So we want to be able to uh, at least go short in this case Shorting would not be a typical shorting because if you use a margin account Then you have over 25k and you can do shorting But if you have a cash account, you can the only way you can do shorting would be true margins, which um, It's a little bit risky But if you do like I do which is pretty much I deal with Naked calls. I don't do the complicated options naked calls and naked puts I don't do the complicated options like, uh, you know, the vertical and straddle or any of the I don't I don't mess with that Because that's for advanced options people and I I just want to something that can go quick in and out and do my trade And I'm done. So, um, that's it for this video guys again Let me know in the comment section. If you guys want me to do a video on that strategy I I'll probably have to do that here. So you guys can actually see what I'm doing I'm just testing this. I want to see how it works and then I can actually Put a good video out for you guys so you guys can um also see that and I probably want to do it With a clear example Where we're trading where I can actually buy it and sell it to you guys can see so again Let me know if that's something that you guys are interested in And I will definitely put that video out there if you're new to the channel We'll talk about how to earn money how to save money how to invest and build worth So that's something that interests you go ahead and hit that subscribe button and the notification bell So you don't miss out on new content also guys if you're looking together with investing Weibo has their promotion where if you sign up and deposit a hundred dollars You get some free stocks links in the description and as always guys Do your due diligence. Don't be greedy savage. Stay motivated