Hello my name's Chris Morrison and my name's Jane Secker. I work at City University and I work at the Budlian Libraries at the University of Oxford. And we are absolutely delighted and honoured to have been recognised by ALT for the Leadership Award. We're the co-chairs of the ALT Copyright and Online Learning Special Interest Group, the Cool SIG, the coolest of all the SIGs. Absolutely. And we started in November 2020 and we now have over 140 members. We run the website copyrightliteracy.org which is where we share lots of educational resources and topical news stories about copyright. And it's also the place where we share our playful resources, open education resources like Copyright the Card Game and the publishing trap, our conference, ice pops, the international copyright literacy event with playful opportunities for practitioners and scholars and our podcast Copyright Waffle. So part of our mission is to make copyright as accessible as possible but also playful and fun. So we wrote the book Copyright and E-Learning, a guide for practitioners, which was published in 2016 and during the Covid pandemic we wanted to share some of the knowledge from this book openly with people in our community. We started running webinars in conjunction with ALT in March 2020 and the initial one that we just thought that would be a good idea to do turned into a whole series and now we've got over 60 of them. Here's a selection of some of the amazing guests we've had on the webinars, people from all over the world, all different backgrounds, all of whom have something to tell us about copyright and online learning and here's just an indication of the organisations and groups that were represented by those brilliant guests. A really important project we worked on during the pandemic with Bart Milletti from Learning on Screen was the Code of Fair Practice for Film Educators, the first of its kind in the UK and it's really helped the film education community understand how to interpret copyright exceptions and how to teach online. So that's a very brief snapshot of all the things we've been up to, we as we said delighted to be recognised by ALT but we also want to have a huge thanks to the whole community that make this happen, we're just the people that like sitting on a sofa and waffling on about copyright. So thanks very much and we look forward to celebrating with you all. Bye!


Hello everyone! Welcome to a special video where we will today reveal winners of the T-Rex competition. This guy, yes!  So in this video we're going to be going over all the entries that made it through to the final round, and then, at the very end of the video, we'll reveal who really is going to win. Now walk away with this amazing T-Rex plushie! Let's go! Yeah, you stay there! This could work, no it can't, okay. We have the Badger Motion, or name the Badger Motion. Yes, that one. So, love the colors. I love that you put toast in there as well. I guess because they're sort of, you know, I mean, were they in the same video? Yeah, they were in the same video, when we did the promotion, that's right. So, you know, we're getting like, we're a bit like a cannon here, and I love the colors. You've got to get the gaming beaver colors. And next we have a cap. I remember going over and seeing this name ago. Yeah, we can't really say that. But it's done a lovely sketch here. Like, I think it's like a pencil sketch, you've got like the game beaver logo. I quite like that it's like a Halloween sort of setting, or it seems to be sort of like a Batman symbol in the sky, and you've got toast dressing up as T-Rex, and T-Rex dressing up as Toast. I like it. Very good, very good. Next one is a Bubba the Berry, where you've got T-Rex Cafe. You've got me, T-Rex, and I like how toast is very smooth. But also, oh, I know it's in the background, I get it now. And you've got toast, who's just put the toast into the tea. And this, this classic, love it. This thing here, I put in, I think, every funny montage. I always snuck it in, in every logo. It's either like really opaque or something, but very good. I love the style of it too. Next one, this is lovely. Alfie Cat Meow, where you've got a tea party. You've got T-Rex, who's ahead of the table. Toast, who seems to not be able to reach the tea. Which is quite interesting, because T-Rex can, even though T-Rex really don't have great arms for it, because some antics. And then, we've got like a comfy, we've got a beaver, of course, who's in a little cushion. And then you've got this guy. I don't know what this one is. This is like his own character, but I like it. Maybe, maybe if we, if I keep on doing YouTube long enough, we can have a whole roster of characters. Then we'll do storybooks, and then I'll retire on the royal teeth. Next, we have Bold Vish, who's done a lovely pencil sketch. There's a lot of these notepads.  Some people did loads of different mediums, like Photoshop and stuff. All really good, and all take a lot of time and effort.  I love that there's like a legacy, like the rubbed-out sort of thing of where the head originally was, or it was like a different sketch, or something they decided to go with, like just that, which is really cool. Love it, give me that T! I'm assuming this is me. I have no face stuff. And you've got the T, even done like the pattern on the bottom of the T, except it's all over the T. And I love these giant fangs as well. You've got this, I'm assuming that's like the T-Rex Plus, because it looks like you, but it's the eyes very similar. And what I love about this is like the charm, because when I was a kid, I did drawings like this, and they looked exactly like it, where you were drawing the colored pencil, you'd see where the old pencils rubbed out, and for some other reason it wouldn't color in, and I was like, ah! So I love this one. Next one we got Dallow, who's done another T-Party.  We've got loads of people who've done T-Parties. This looks absolutely amazing. You've got toast going, yum, yum, toast. And then you've got these two other creatures. I don't know what this is like, is it plates for days? It will be bussin' with steaks. I don't know what this one is. Then you've got like a Brogliosaurus. I prefer a Broccoli Juice. And then you've got, are you naked? Because here you're wearing a shirt. Yes, I'm always naked, have you not noticed? No, I haven't actually. That's weird, okay. So not only does T-Rex have the biggest T, because of course, why wouldn't you? You have one right there. But if you look really closely, there's a Gaming Beaver logo there. Toast is toast. And then I love that the Broccoli just doesn't have anything. But you've got a Triceramisu. Hey, can we get a... Well done, well done, that was brilliant. I love the puns. And you got dressed up for the occasion. Although you're falling again. You can go back there. Actually, that works out really well. Now I can turn my neck. You stay there, keep an eye on things. I want to judge the competition. Yeah, I know. Well, you can kind of see from there anyway. So next one is Balthazar. Winston, I love this. You've got where's my tea cup? I love how like, rugged this T-Rex look. It's kind of crazy, but I do like it too. And then the average toast enjoy going for more of a horror theme. This mug is way bigger than the one you've got. So maybe that's what happens when your mug gets too big. Next, we have Graceful Dragons, or Gracefully Dragons. Ah, there we go. I almost made a mistake. This is lovely. I love the use of like the original colors. They've got the Game Beaver logo. You've got the monocle. You don't actually have a monocle. Maybe we'll release an accessory set. You get something for toast. You get something for T-Rex. And monocle could be yours. And then you've got like toast here as well. You've got like the texture on the toast. And then you've got me who's just sad. The Game Beaver mascot and T-Rex are having a lovely time. And then toast came in, smashed the tea, and then this has happened. And it's like caught in the moment. I love it. Next, we have JT Whoopin, a lovely little rest.  Where you can have, you know, peaceful T-Rex. You've got a little tongue out. Or is it a tea bean? Oh, a coffee bean. I was going to say. Next, we have Freddy. I like this. Toast looks so shocked. And I don't know why. Maybe it's because T-Rex is giving it a cupcake. I assume that is. You've got a lovely high tea spread there. Gorgeous. Next, we have the interdusting shinglings. I think interdusting shinglings, yes. Heavily edited the thumbnail. If that's your name or if that's just what this is. But I love it. You've got it very smooth. You saw some people with like the huge jaggedy things. There's obviously dastard. Very smooth. You've got three cups of tea, three slices of cake, milk, and another tea. You know, teapot. In case you want more tea. Always thought about it. Don't know what this quite says, but I'm assuming it's you copyrighting it and signing it like a true artist. Well, I mean this one goes without any explanation. Dino King LC. I mean, this is definitely the toast plushie. I'm assuming this is Dino King. And this beautiful piece of art is 100% me. I love it. I like how I'm being handed the cup of tea. Like. Thank you. You've done your wonders. Me. I mean, that's just a normal day. Fossil man. We're G-Rex. I like how this is the shot for the dinosaur show, I think it was. I had that little piece of art commission there. And then you've got T-Rex. I like it. Is that even the game people logo? Or is that just a... It could be. A bit hard to see. But it's holding a very small, probably a realistic size cup of tea, I suppose. Again, I love that one. I love that even the profile picture is toast. They haven't turned coat completely. They're still... Originally, I mean, it's in their name toast. So toast is obviously their favorite. But you know, if you're gonna enter the competition, you might as well. There we go. And our next one is JV Pack. I've sort of hidden out I think that was the right method. Or JV Unpack. Again, I like how we go for either a nice tea party or we go for like dinosaur fights. Which I guess for this channel is par for the course really. I'm quite surprised we even got tea parties. They would normally hold the battles. But that's what we should do in Dressable Evolution next. We do a tea party. All the dinosaurs get on. It's lovely. But I guess it's kind of like tea break, isn't it? That's what we do. When we're live streaming. We haven't caught a live stream. Tea break is normally where all the dinosaurs get on. It's nice and peaceful. Play some nice jazz music. Jeff Gordon, we're proud. This... Oh, this is beautiful. Gabe, a J203 has done an amazing piece of material coming out. And you've got, again, the Game of the Colors. You've got to get the tea. Even the mug itself is exactly the same mug that you have. And this is... I like this one. This is Ostia Mezu. Ostia Mazo? Mazo... Ostia Ma... Anyway, that one. Masso. Or you've got the T-Rex and the Toast. It's a lovely, like, where the pencil or the pen has only been used to really show the shadows. It's a lovely style. Toast! You know, they're both getting on in a big cup of tea. Okay, so the next one, we have Pine Gone. Yeah, you should probably turn away. Don't look at this one, T-Rex. A terrible scene. I love it. I love the dramatic stage lighting. And the cartoony face. You've got, like, a tear running down the side of his face as T-Rex cries over a broken cup of tea. Beautiful. I love it. I love the whole scene. I love the art style, the shading. It's great. Can't fault that one at all. Not that I've fault any of them, but that one's specifically gorgeous. Yeah! Here we go! Paleo art pole! Paleo art pole! We've got T-Rex's Tea Party. And this time, we've got something different. I mean, every time we've got something different. T-Rex, you have a very long tail here, and so does Toast. You've got... What was that? Oh my god, we've got so many, like, references to old things. You've got these star books. Oh my god. You deserve a medal. That's Jurassic Park Bill. I'm amazed you remember that. And not only have you got reference to Jurassic Park, but you've got reference to Jurassic World game with pecky eyes. Who's, like, apparently playing the dog here. And then the gaming beaver is the blue shears. Adorable. Oh my god, we should do a game beaver plushie. Oh. Why haven't I done that before? The next one, Storm, where we've got the gaming beaver logo blessed upon the Bdux, the thigh of a T-Rex. Who's so surprised it's actually dropped its mug. Well done. Mighty fine job. Now we've got Raptor Cat. With T-Rex, that Bdux is looking off the distance or if it's just a derpy look against it. It's so raw that you can see every stroke of the pen or... And then you've got Toast in the distance there. Gorgeous. Lovely. And then a large Toast. Yes. Here we go. Pa-pa. Did I die? What happened? What was that? Was this the old mascot from 1992? Well, we're almost in 2023 now. So I've only got to make it a couple more weeks and I'll be fine, apparently. And you've got the lovely dapper. Yes. Again, I don't want to know. You naked here? Apparently you are. But this time you've got a different mug. This one could be part of the accessory set. A hot cocoa, I assume, because it has marshmallows in it. And you're wearing a lovely suit with a digibo tie. And also a pocket watch. And a bracelet. And a mustache. Way more dapper than you are now. Yes, we'll definitely get on that accessory set. Next we have a lovely, like, Photoshop form. Kura. That's none of T-Rex's business. Not exactly sure that's a reference to. But again, a lovely, like, Photoshop version of, like, the... You can really see, like, the... It would, like, paintbrushes, strokes, but obviously it's done with Photoshop. And almost like the arms look like they've been feathered here, just with the way it's been done. But glorious. Again, all of these were submitted within a time frame. I think it extended it, because I didn't realize how little of a time frame it had given to people. But again, there's so many levels of different work, it's great to see. Ration! This, again, I mean, this is probably more of their, like, personal art style. But with the T-Rex sort of spin on it. The T-Rex with their personal art style spin on it. It's almost like a voodoo doll, almost. But more like a plushie, I suppose. You do have your hat on there. You are naked again. So that's probably more part of the course. Yes. This one's slayer.  Oh, that's great. You got realistic depiction of toast and T-Rex. And then you've got meeee. Or assume... I assume it's very lifelike. That's the word I'm looking for. And then you've got, like, the toast and T-Rex. That's what I imagine, like, in a kid's head. That's what they see. Yes. It's all realistic and glorious. And they got a little message. Thanks for entertaining us for all these years. Oh, you're welcome, Slayer. No one else said thank you. Maybe you'll be the winner.  Next, we've got storm. Yes. Your teaser. Pocket.  You drank it. D2. Good. That's the first time we've seen a, like, a comic book version. That's interesting. I wonder why. Am I wearing a mask? This is COVID safe, this one, I think it is. Unless maybe this isn't me. Maybe this is them. I assume I don't have blue eyes. I'm assuming this is them. But again, very good. I like the little joke though. That's great. Oh, this is so good. I love the style of this one. Scribulosaurus Rex. I wonder if it's Subscribersaurus Rex. There we go. But then I love it. I love it. That's so good. Like, the T-Rex now with the Game People logo. Particular emphasis here on the pinky. You're holding your cup of tea and you need to stick pinky. That's fancy. That's what that is. Gorgeous. And then you got tea. You got, like, a teapot there. You got, like, one of the toast emojis as well. That. Oh, that looks like one of my thumbnails. It looks like a parasol. I feel like I've used that in, like, the Joshua Revolution 2 campaign. I could be wrong. Maybe Subscribersaurus Rex. If you're watching, which I hope you are. Then, yeah, I think that maybe that's where that's from. You got the Game People logo and then you got the Jurassic Park logo. Gorgeous. Broken teapots everywhere. So maybe that's why I'm, like, eugh. You guys love it. I love the expressions in these. This one's just so real. I love it. But it's, like, multi-multi-medium there. You got Spina Foforis the Almighty. You got toast. It was apparently asking for toast until it was, like, do you have a mustache there? Maybe you should have had a mustache. Again, accessory set. And then you've got, like, obviously, this must be their table and chair that they've got. Something like that. But it looks glorious. I love it. Western. Oh, this is glorious. T-Rex. It's like a poster. I'd imagine, you know, you could see it in Jurassic World. It's sort of like low modernism sort of style to it. What does it say? Authentic Jurassic Tea. The nation's favorite blended and perfected over 65 million years. Should we get on that? Should we start a tea brand? That'd be so good. I need to get in touch with other people. That's what I need to do. I need contacts. Only available at the Game and Beaver Don't Shop. Oh, this is brilliant. I love that. Well done, Western. And you got some Japanese of you. I don't understand the kanji. But you got goan? Gohan? Oh, breakfast. Ah, that's it. Because it's breakfast tea. That's the only thing. None of this like herbal tea, jasmine tea, breakfast tea, normal tea. That's right. Natural tea. Again, that is so freaking good. I love this one. Next. Oh. It's so, so good one. I mean, they're all really good. But some of them crack me up. You got tea sores. I just love the real show stealer here is this toast, which, I mean, I don't even know what's going on.  And you got T-Rex who just, I assume T-Rex is sad because there's no tea in the mug. Or just contemplating like maybe you tell me what's going on. Ah, yeah. I remember Vulcan. They got the high old zimble. Like they've spent such a long time on this one. And it's something that I would imagine myself also drawing. You've got like the Spinosaur. But everything is doing this whoosh, you know, to give it a sense of like action and feeling.  But you've also, if you look very closely, you've got a Ceratosaurus. It's very similar to a certain Ceratosaurus that we did a competition for a long time ago. Oh, competition. And then you've got like the Game Beaver logo. You might have pecky eyes. You've got like the Pachycephalosaurus hitting a tree. So you've got a lot of things going on here. It's like they've spent so long on this. And they've spent so much time drawing it. I'm assuming. Because the page, like the paper is actually curling up. And I remember the paper doing that. If you'd like, like if you spent too much time on it. No. Maybe it was the paper I had. We had the same paper. Yes. Beagle DB. Nguyen dinosaurs drink tea. Hello. And you've got a lovely T-Rex and a toast, which is standing on a box. I assume because T-Rex is bigger. That's why. And I look very good. I'm sort of giving it the one eye where I'm like, hmm, yes. We like tea. We're more in a tie for the occasion. Oh, very good. Next one is Art's Cast. Again, more references to all things. Oh, it was a speckles. Speckles and Serenosaurus, I think it was. T-Rex who's mouth watering at that tea that Unicorn Wizard is lifting up. Yes. And you've also got toast. Who's also wanting the tea in the Game and Beaver logo. I love how it's done in a sort of style to Jurassic Park. It's a very similar logo. And then, of course, the Game and Beaver colors, which is sort of like burning the pages. Really cool. Next, we have Zullo Jr. Oh, look at this. This is so good. You've got, like, people. You've got people all over. I don't know what's going on here. You've got, oh, I assume this person screaming it from the mountain and saying, I love tea. And you've got me. Who's got, like, two giant flasks of tea. We're going to mount tea to my, I think, friendly boom face. Oh, this is interesting. We've got T-Rex. We've got toast. Who's a very, very small bit of toast. T-Rex is sort of inquisitive and toast is like back up from my toast. And you've got also invited to the tea party. You've got Therizinosaurus, who seems to be very disappointed with the size of cutlery. And so would I. It's incredibly tiny. And then you've got just Quetzal, who is going to eat the whole thing. Hey, I think this might be the only one. This was a bread machine man. It's the only one. So put the beautiful assistant in. It's like, is this like old versus new? Possibly. Yeah. You've got like toast. Sorry, T-Rex. It was ginormous spaghetti arms. I feel like this was done in like vectors or something with the way the shapes are. Like it wasn't drawn. Like the shapes were made. Like you had a square, started with a square and then added points and then manipulated it to make it. That's what it seems like anyway. And then deodorant. Yeah, look at this. This is glorious. This toast looks like a render that's been in like the Jurassic World franchise and then they put toast on top. It looks so good. But the T-Rex, I don't recognize. I don't think that's a render that's been from Jurassic World. But I would spend age. I remember like trying to draw dinosaurs and stuff when I was a kid. I never could get it right. Like this. You've got like the veins on there and it looks legit. And even like the hips and stuff like that.  Like with the way you've got some shading on the side there and it's light here with the way the curves are as well. Like it's wrapping round. Really good. I could never do anything like that. I just took to like to making cartoons. And then becoming a YouTuber. Next we have Mutant Stacey. Who's also got another little teapot except for this time. It's not realistic. It's the plushies. I love it's like in the stone age. You've got like stones here. And then the toast like... And you've got a flower on the T-Rex's head. Not exactly too sure what's going on with this guy. It looks very similar to like chomper. Like that square head. Maybe that's like... Maybe that's Mutant Stacey. I don't know. He's got a little bow on it. And it's trying to reach the T-Rex. But it's not quite getting there. T-Rex doesn't have a problem. Or toast. Toast doesn't care. Toast wants toast. Maya Sora Sungikuni. My T. Oh we got Pecky Eyes as well. What the heck? And then toast even wants to say mine. Beautiful. Unless there's toast inside the T. I think there might be. That's like a little bit of toast. And then we've got the gaming bird watching. They've had so much fun with the brushes like that. That's like the grass brush in Photoshop. Pecky Eyes. Who's actually helping. Because they look like T-something. I'm not exactly sure what those are. But then you got Speckles. And then you got Pecky. The Struthiomimus. Yeah. The first time with Pecky. And then toast. And then a compion. Even the cutlery of the toast. Even the kettle. As the same as this one does. Well done. And then a monocle. Because mmm. Going to have a monocle with the T-Rex. The one blue wind. Here. With a lovely like marker pen. Like plushy. You got a shipping too. Totally not D. Or toast. And then you've got like toast in the background. Like it's not for you. Or is it? Mmm. And the final entry is. Oh. You know. Give him a hand. It is exciting. He's in here out of pity. You know. He's not as good as the rest. Making a beautiful like advert for T-Rex. As good as. Making a beautiful advert for T-Rex. As good as it was. 66 million years ago. It's too fancy. Excited. I can't read it. I wonder what happens if I scan that barcode though. Like when does that take me? But it's beautiful. What can I say? It's exciting. He does amazing thumbnails. If you haven't seen the raft series. Like me and him play through that. And all of the thumbnails for it. Except for like the original raft I played like five years ago. Were all created by him. He does an amazing job. And the Tutu Charles. Everyone said in that video like in the theory video. Where did you get those images from? And with that out of the way. How about we reveal the winner of our T-Rex art competition. And the winner is. All of them. And you know what? I found it too hard. Because there's so many different varieties of styles. And we're talking like different scale levels. It was you know. It's almost impossible to really compare. Like any of these to each other. And the main thing is. They're done with one thing in mind. That's passion. And that at the end of the day. Is all that really matters. The fact that anyone has taken time out of their day. To even you know. Draw T-Rex. And stuff like that. Is amazing to me. Like I can't even. It is just a really cool thing. It's something I was a kid. And if I had seen something like this. A competition. I'd be like oh I'll give it a go. But you know. Never win. Because there's so hundreds of thousands. The fact that. I was like you know what. If I have the opportunity to do it. Everyone wins. Everybody gets a T-Rex. And the problem was actually. We were running really low on these guys. Like it's pretty much gone. It's gone extinct. Like all the ones like 2000. Have been sold. So we held like a few back. Just in case. Like for the competition and stuff. Luckily we're just enough. To send them all out. So I have already had somebody from my. Discord server get in touch. With everybody who's been showcased in this video. So if you were curious like was that real or not. It is. And we're gonna have the company who makes these. Get in touch with you via email. So there's no need to give out personal details to me. Or anyone on Discord. It gets straight to the company. And they have their own things where they can't hold on to data. So you don't have to worry about that. Postage is a bit crazy at the moment. So don't expect miracles. But if you've enjoyed this video. And thank you everybody. For taking part in this competition. I'm so sorry it took me so long to. Get round to this. I've just been. So busy with so many things that came out. Around about like November and Christmas time. You know like Dross World Evolution 2. Chuchu Charles came out. And then just trying to do stuff in Japan. It was kind of a bit crazy. But I'm so glad that I finally got around to do it. And I just apologize again that it took so long. But anyway guys. Thank you again. For taking time out of your day to watch the video. And those of you who entered the competition. And until next time. I'll see you cuties later. Oh buh-bye.


All right, cool. I'm going to talk about WordPress maintenance and just kind of run through a checklist of what you could be doing weekly Monthly yearly quarterly to kind of keep your website up to date some of its technical some of its content orientated, but it's just a few things to kind of think about My business itself runs This as a service around 80 90 clients at the moment So there's sort of a little bit of experience in there from what we do for most of our clients as well both from a content point of view and like a basic technical point of view Right so Essentially like your site is has been up since launch. It's performing well. It's converting its capturing leads You're securing sales There's always a room for improvement, right? But because of that you're sort of happy to leave your website untouched You know, you may have 20 plug-in updates up in the top left-hand corner But you're a little bit afraid to sort of make those changes not knowing What that might do? So this talk is kind of just talking about that, right? So if you have a successful website at one point in time, there needs to be a fair amount of work that happens to keep that up to date So there's no real reason to reinvent the wheel Just follow a few tools. So is it worth it? Yes So like I said, so your website could be running smoothly today, but it may not be tomorrow So these could be through plug-in updates. They could be through zero Vulnerabilities that come out there's been quite a few over the last month or two around popular plugins that have, you know 100,000 a million installs that Either have changed completely their functionality and like have killed the plug-in the one I recommended only last month exact metrics SEO Google Analytics plug-in changed from a version 5.4 to version 6. They completely rebuilt the plug-in and it broke a bunch of websites Stop tracking it to Google Analytics and also was reporting the wrong analytics data on a lot of sites as well, so It was a great plug-in previously, but since it was acquired I wouldn't be using that one anymore. So used to be called Google dashboard Exact metrics is what it's called now, but good enough Google Analytics for something anyway Google site kit is what we'd recommend and there's a talk about that from a couple of months ago So back on to maintenance. So it could be running fine But then it could all happen and change like at the end, you know It could all just kind of fall apart So maintenance is pretty boring It is kind of time-consuming as well, but there's a few things that we can put in place To make it work a little bit better. So I'll try and run through what I can and make it as exciting as possible, right? So your website does need regular maintenance To build and retain your market value as well as your search ranking and user experience as well So in addition to like the basic factors like state stability security and function as well, so This is a pretty exhaustive checklist. I'll run through kind of two to three points on on each of these ones But these are what I think we look after for most of our clients as well. So Hosting backup security downtime updates Make sure you're monitoring it for malware What are you doing with comments and testing and databases? And things like that. So we'll kind of run through one by one and I'll try and keep it as interesting as I can So WordPress hosting I did a talk about this was it last month of a month before So the first thing I guess in all of this is making sure that you have a decent hosting provider Some of them will actually offer WordPress updates or WordPress core updates WP engine Kinster flywheel and a couple of the other managed hosting providers will do your core updates for you So you don't you don't have to worry about those. So they do point updates essentially overnight Backups will all be done as well. So you don't really have to worry about WordPress core You just worry about your plugins and themes and things like that If you don't have a hosting provider that will do this Then we'll run through a few backups and stuff right cool making sure that we have backups so And and probably more important than making sure that we have backups is testing that the backups work I can't tell you how many times you go and try and use a backup Nobody's actually tested to see whether or not it works and your backups are all failed So either making a backup and then testing it on local any type of local server or Merging it to a staging but just making sure from time to time that your backups are actually working So with managed hosting providers you can get one click backup solutions as well So it means before you're going to do any any point updates or any core updates plug-in updates You'll just kind of click on that one click backup and make sure it has it So if anything goes wrong, you can restore and you know a matter of minutes There are some free plugins like updraft plus and back WP up So those will essentially run for free To update directly to your server It's better than nothing But again, if you can't operate your server or can't get access to your server Those backups are not really that useful at all. So I'd recommend at least moving them off to a third-party server somewhere somewhere some like a Dropbox or Google Cloud or something like that account Google Drive account or You can use a backup solution like blog vault or managed WP Or I'll be talking about a little bit because they kind of cover off a lot of this stuff Unfortunately hackers love WordPress, right? So it was like the back in the old days when Windows XP sort of had 99% of the market share maybe a little bit less but It was sort of the target market right for for a lot of these hacks So because it powers so much of the the internet 35% This is just a big target for it So there's some very basic things that you can follow and a lot of that stuff is on the WordPress developer guides, so you know secure passwords making sure you updated your plugins and things but Most of these hacks are just down to bots.  So from your from your DNS You'll change your name service to cloudflare or security and that will help protect the traffic before it actually gets to your website If you are using WordPress plugins solutions like WordPress, there's a security one as well WP server, I think security those ones will essentially run on your server. So if you're getting a lot of traffic It may not actually protect you because you'll be getting that traffic and it'll be running PHP You'll be running your MySQL so it can actually bring the website down. So depending on the type of hack or the type of attack that you're on I try And at least get out in front of it before it actually gets to the server if at all possible. So cloud here cloudflare have a free Account and security is about $200 per year but they do They'll do your free security Restore and and fix if you do get hacked as well Then there's a 7g firewall. So this is by a company called perishable press There's been many variations of it But the 7g one has just come out of beta in the last couple of months Essentially, it's for Apache and it's HD access rules So you can download it chuck it into HD access and it will stop a lot of bad bot traffic And some of your directories and things like that it can protect. So have a look at that It's about 12 kilobytes compressed. So it's pretty reasonable to be adding to your server And keeping that one up to date Right. So downtime monitoring as well, right? So making sure that your website is actually online when you when you need it to be especially for e-commerce Providers or marketing if you're sending out a big email campaign or something like that So what would happen to the business if you sent out a Blast to 10 to 15,000 people and they hit your website and nothing happens It's unavailable. So you can do things like uptime robot, which is a free product Fresh ping as well, which is a free product And what they would do is that every five minutes ten minutes on the free account It'll ping your website to make sure it's operational and Then, you know, you can monitor that it will send you an email or a slack message or something like that if your website's not There are a couple of tweaks that you can do on that because sometimes your website may be down But still returning a ping so a 200 result So you can do things like checking for copyright in the footer So it checks for a little piece of text on your footer So therefore, you know that it's it's rendered the whole page to the footer And that's a good idea as well rather than just pinging to see whether or not the website's up because it could still be broken Although it's up You can use cloud services like ping them manage WP or blog vault. They offer that as part of their service as well So if you are subscribed to any of those Then they will include that in their service as well WordPress update so, you know pretty standard stuff here. Make sure that you have a backup first And check that that backup works from time to time Perform those updates on a staging server if at all possible So using managed hosting providers you can spin up staging sites pretty easily perform those tests that way and Then once they they work then you can move them back to the live server So if possible read plug-in change logs, especially for major version changes So from 5.1 to 5.2. It's probably a small bug fix here and there From 5 to 6. It could be a complete rebuild of the product. So for something I would WooCom S4 Which came out last week. It's not actually backwards compatible So there will be features and functionality that could break by just hitting that update button So making sure that you're doing those dates first on a staging server and then actually reading about what those changes are Rather than just hitting the the update button So we do it in this process first, so we'll back up first then we'll update WordPress We'll back up again. We'll update plugins one by one And then check the site after every plug-in update and then we'll update the themes last as well And you can use a cloud service managed WP to do all that for you Managed WP and blog vote will both do revision testing Regression testing so visual regression testing to make sure that they take a screenshot of the website They run the update make sure the screenshot looks the same and then it will proceed with the next update So monitoring your SEO right so how is your website performing? We we've given a couple of talks on this recently Robert's gone through Google Analytics and monitoring that traffic as well as search console To monitoring your keywords if you are looking for a free tool Then you can look at Ubersuggest, which is the tool by Neil Patel Which will allow you to monitor keywords and analyze competitors and things like that They have a paid plan, which is pretty reasonable at ten dollars a month compared to some of the other SEO Services out there so you can chuck in you know your 20 30 keywords and I'll analyze it against all you of your traffic And then you can chuck in you know five of your competitors and see how you rank Towards those I think the free plan will allow for one to two competitors and I think 30 keywords, so it's still a pretty decent product just for free and You can use a cloud service like managed WP for your reporting as well And that will essentially track every page of your website Against the keywords that you have and then tell you how they're ranking each week or each month So you might go up or down one spot As you know, Google is moving everything further and further down the listing pages So malware scans as well. So has your website been hacked? There's a few services that offer this as well. So WordPress plugins are one so word per word fence Security site check and WP server. There's more, but these are the kind of main ones that we use They'll periodically scan your website for malware things like word friends and and security site check will check your website against change logs in the WordPress repository as Well as you know your core changes as well. So if people are adding errored files or something like that into your Your site directories into your you know public HTML directories or something like that then they'll fly up here You can delete them directly from the plugins as well So managed WordPress hosts will generally remove that malware for free either restoring a backup or they'll recover that hack for you depending on the company And then you can use a security service like managed WP for reporting as well So that'll check against Norton and if and security site check in about four or five other systems and report back to you either daily Weekly or monthly depending on what you want Managed WP will also let you know if there's any zero-day Plug-in vulnerabilities that you can address as well or you can check out the vulnerability database Do we even need comments anymore? I mean most people are not really running blogs or if you are running a blog you're probably getting one Real comment a week, baby So we typically turn it off for for most We may integrate Facebook or something like discuss, but generally we'll turn it off and just save the database If you are using it make sure that you're moderating those comments weekly and deleting spam comments especially removing links We had a client just recently that couldn't get any Facebook ads on because she was approving comments That were spam comments But they were kind of hard to distinguish that they were spam, but they were redirecting links So they had a decent URL But it was redirecting to sort of spam links after that so Facebook wasn't a big fan of that So it took us a while to kind of find what was happening out here So again, you can use a cloud service like managed WP to manage Removing and deleting all these all these comments and then making sure that you're testing your website as well, so how's your website performing and Testing your website and desktop and mobile devices as well and in popular browsers. So due to software updates so Mac Windows or Any sort of browser software that could be updated Firefox new versions Chrome new versions Make sure that you're testing your website not just in the browser that you use all the time Especially the browser that comes up in your analytics that people use all the time and especially at the screen resolution That people use as well. I can't tell you the amount of time that people check websites on a 27 inch iMac and think it looks weird at full screen, but Making sure that you're testing on your most popular browser sizes as well cleaning your database so This can be done a number of ways it could be done directly through PHP my admin or whatever database tool that you'd like to use But there's a lot of stuff that WordPress can add to the database which isn't necessarily needed So you can use spam remove spam comments Sometimes depending on the plug-in if you uninstall it it may leave five to ten tables In the back end as well, which will may never be used again while they won't be called all the time Depending on what other plugins you may have it could be searching throughout that data every time you make a request so You can do that as well and things like limiting post revisions So by default WordPress will keep a revision of everything that you do on the website So if you change the title you change any content you can roll back any of those changes You probably don't need, you know, 90 days worth of post changes for one post. We like to limit it ourselves to about seven days and There's some code in the repository that you can check out for that as well for limiting post revisions Just a bit of code you add to WP config To limit those revisions a lot of times we just remove them completely because we have daily backups And that sort of works for us. You can use WP rocket WP optimizer WP sweep To perform that regular maintenance as well. So WP rockets are paid caching plug-in that runs some Database automations as well cleaning up tables and transients and things WP optimizes directly for databases, but they now have caching built into it and WP sweep will pretty much go through All your databases and clean that up as well Again before you do anything to the database make sure you have a backup Alright, so clean your users. So Generally when we build sites as well, we'll build, you know, one to two admin Accounts for the clients and then we'll build Sort of like an advanced editor account. So editors that have a few more position Permissions, but I can't tell you how many times I've gone into a website and found sort of 20 Admin accounts with old developers and and people that are nowhere near the business anymore If you don't want to delete those users, you can downgrade them to a subscriber Or if you do delete them make sure that you're Migrating that data across from that deleted user to somebody else I had a client try and clean up their website recently They deleted about 10 users, but didn't remap all the content. So last half of their website at the same time So we did have backups and restored that but if you are looking at cleaning up these users then focus on the people with admin permissions first and Enforcing two-factor authentication and secure passwords if you can as well. So There's Microsoft Authenticator or Google Authenticator as well, which you can use as basic two-factor authentication Which is pretty simple, especially for your admin users Checking your broken links as well. So depending on the age of your site, you've probably got a whole bunch of broken links. So That may be linking out to third-party sites. That may be, you know, your own internal links that you've changed But things like that can really hinder your SEO because Your sort of Google Bing juice Once they check your website, you'll find, you know, X amount of broken links The spider will follow each of those links and the more of those sort of broken ones you have the Less chance that you have for ranking the rest of your site. So making those Connected is a good idea. So you can use a plugin called the broken link checker. That's bi-managed WP But it is very sort of heavy because it runs, you know, runs through the database every time someone loads up a page So you can use that sparingly or use it on a staging site or from time to time There's a few SaaS services as well that deadlink checker is a decent one They do have paid plans as well. So there's some limits that apply on that, but That's a good one to kind of check through Google search console as well is a good one to sort of think about how your site is performing So check that data once a month with Google site kit You can chuck that into your WordPress admin so you don't have to bother logging in And it'll give you data on your most popular pages queries, you know devices and things And make sure that your site map is actually linked in and check any errors with your structured data So your schema data Google's I think moving to I think about 80% of sites are now mobile first Linked as well. So make sure that you're testing it on mobile Unused themes as well. So again, like we don't really need 2010 installed anymore unless we're actively using it WordPress, I think still does install the most recent version on any kind of any major updates So if you do have any of these old versions, you don't really need them anymore I always try and keep one default theme just for testing But the rest are all delete deleted. So Edmunds gonna run through child and parent themes In a little bit, but try and keep your active child theme And keep your parent theme in there as well then kind of delete everything else besides 2020 Unless you have another favorite 2013 or something like that Theme that you like to roll back to obviously if you're using one of the WordPress core themes as a parent theme then don't delete that But try and clean that up as much as possible Mainly because if there are vulnerabilities in these themes Then you don't want that especially if you're not using it or act or being active and the same applies with plugins as well So to get your website loading time down you can test your website and GTMetrics or Pingdom There's also a website web page speed test is another decent one that'll run three or four checks And give you a waterfall of how everything's loading Just be wary that like a top score doesn't necessarily mean a fast site So you may get a hundred or an A grade that doesn't necessarily mean it's better than anything else They are just recommendations that people provide some things you have no control over So if you're linking to analytics scripts for example or tracking scripts on third-party sites There's no way you can control those headers. So do as much as you can But you know things like the New York Times Another large media sites don't rank very well on these recommendations, but they still load up nice and fast So it's better to have a better server than a rank of you know a hundred grade or an A grade and Then review your setup as well. So Whether or not this is annually quarterly or sort of half yearly Running through your your setup just to see whether or not you still need anything anymore If you bought something on AppSumo and installed it and never used it again Then kind of review that as well So there may be plugins there may be alternatives to those plugins So it's a good idea to check look at those there may be different themes You probably don't really want to change your theme Too often depending on sort of how your website's been built and then review your hosting company as well So if your hosting company still doesn't offer free SSL, then it's probably time to look at moving And then third-party services as well So if you do have any analytics scripts or anything like that that you're not really using anymore You put hotjar tracking on it and then never actually logged into it things like that you can review and get rid of And then reviewing your content So this is going through kind of page by page Or at least your most popular content page by page checking your opt-ins Checking your call to actions Does it still fit with your target audience and have a bit of a content review? Making sure that everything's still tracked your goals are being set your event tracking is still working a Check through your content that gets the most likes and shares and then look at sort of building more content around those pillars and then determine what content sort of commands the highest time so Highest time on site and the lowest bounce rate and things like that for your conversions So That's it So it's crucial to kind of carry out this there's a lot of stuff that we went through there But most of these tips will serve you a lot of time You can shortcut a lot of it by using you know solutions like SAS solutions like managed WP, which is a go daddy product now That will kind of manage all that for you. They have paid in free plans And the same as blog vault as well But yes, you can spend your time and more productive work, but That's about it really unless we have any questions Yeah So I used them a while ago and to be honest, I thought a lot of their code was junk about sort of six seven years ago I've tested a couple of plugins. I tested their form plug-in just recently and I really like it So I think their plug-in suite has come a long way. I haven't used it personally But I think their subscription model is a lot better than it used to be and they're their code from what I've seen But yeah, anything that saves you time. There's also main WP That's another one which you install on your own separate WordPress install. You can do it locally and That will update your websites for you as well Yeah, you used to be able to buy the plugins one by one previously now, it's yeah, it's all subscription now Yeah, it was all a bit dodgy but Yeah, a developer of mine just started working on the The form plug-in forminator and we run through that it actually runs really well, so Just a problem that you have to buy everything to use one There's a theme review plug-in, but not really like I Think there's a theme test mode plug-in, but I haven't used it in a long time What I would mainly do is just try and spin up a staging server if at all possible If you're running a backup, you could use local by flywheel or ma'am Wamp Spin up a local install download your you know your current website and then test it locally. That's what I'll do first I Think any of those plugins essentially Would be a stopgap measure anyway Yeah, so I'd be wary of doing it on a live server just in case There is one right theme test or test theme Yeah through the theme itself yeah, I Have so I had a one I had a client that we didn't build but we took over a site And for some reason they're running an old version of Divi and they kind of have to at the moment just because For some reason every time we upgraded it breaks the whole front-end display Of the website even though we've tried to rebuild it. It's just not possible So we've have to keep that in an old version and it kind of gets hacked once a week At the moment we've just monitoring and restoring that's kind of the only thing we can do at the moment I've got another client who has 10 websites There's a custom theme which was built 10 different versions of that same theme Which is a disaster. We're actually rebuilding it thankfully on a multi-site, but yeah, that gets hacked probably Once a month those as well. That's just us trying to close down somebody else's bugs so it actually worked out easier for us to discount some of the Development package to ease us time on maintenance going forward through rebuilding a site But yeah, that's the kind of main hacks essentially through themes and through plugins Yeah, there's a lot of bad code out there in terms of not escaping URLs and and inputs and things like that generally So what about buying things online? Yeah Now they offer six months. I think out of the box. They'll give you six months You can actually still get it. It's just not an automatic update So if you go and download the theme and re-upload it you still have access But you can't plug in yours, you know your site key or whatever into the Envato plug and update it automatically Again with any of those marketplaces. It's hard to tell generally the most popular things would be okay but things like slider revolution and Visual composer both had a lot of big bugs Over the years so the things I'd kind of stare away from if possible. They're really patched Relatively quickly, but there's been a lot of problems with those in in particular those two So look for a reputable developer and something that's been updated as well So if you're looking at the changelog of a plugin, it's been or a theme and it's been updated once in the last year I probably wouldn't worry about it For some plugins It doesn't really make any sense to update it because they just work all the time things like disabled comments Like that plugins just going to work. It's not really going to need any core updates So while it they will refresh it from time to time so it gets doesn't get pulled from the repo Sometimes it doesn't warrant any current any updates There's WordPress theme review, but that's not going to scan it for any malicious code It's just going to code it for scan it for theme like standards So not really no If you weren't using multi-site then yeah, you would need to optimize that theme ten times Or optimize it once from the from a code point of view and then upload it ten times If you're using multi-site, then you can essentially Install it once and they'll propagate against all the ten sites Yeah Yeah So it really depends on the theme that's being built whether or not you're using a front-end Front-end API for that for using cloudflare is more to get out in front. So cloudflare will do optimization So it'll minify your content. It'll minify Your JavaScript your CSS and things like that at the server level Well, sort of at the CDN level it'll also distribute your information across their network as well So CDNs unless you're like have a wide global audience are not really going to save you that much more time It'd be better to invest your money in a faster server Than a global CDN unless you're talking to Brazil and US Singapore and Australia or at the same time They're all important to you So cloudflare will kind of bridge that gap And if people are using, you know DNS at <IP_ADDRESS> then that's going to be faster generally because it's all cached on their own system But in terms of applying sort of JavaScript updates across the whole network of site You can do it on cloudflare as long as all ten sites are in but it's again one one site by one That just tells cloudflare which pages to cache and all of them are But for me I'd use more of these icons Yeah, if you're looking at a network then Open source doesn't necessarily mean security It means that it can be patched by anyone at the same time as well So again, it really depends on the theme that you're using Most themes if they're well coded and well developed You shouldn't really have any security issues with the theme itself It would generally be about integrations with customizer because that's where you would get your content in Or if you're using a page builder It would be related to that for the most part or plugins Cool, any more? Alright, I'll pass over to Edmund who's going to give us a chat


Good day fellow investors, welcome to the economic fundamental stock market news. I hope you're fine, the stock market is at all time highs, everything is booming, so I really hope you feel great. And we'll also discuss that a little bit towards the end of this news, how come that the stock market is so strong and for how long it will last. That's the most important thing, never fight the trend, especially when it's such a strong trend. Other news we'll start with discussing why Europe is weak, even if it doesn't seem so, how the US is strong, great GDP data, a bit about the blockchain craze and how to take advantage of it and then we'll conclude with the SAP 500 interesting parameters that show what's going on with general stocks. Let's immediately start with Europe. Retail sales growth is getting stronger and stronger in Europe, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, whatever is getting stronger, which is very good for the economy, for everything. Also economists expect stronger growth in much of Europe, Moody's real GDP forecasts are all positive, again very good points. But all of this strong economic growth is okay, then it's a little bit less okay when we know that all the monetary easing is what's pushing this growth. And then I would like again to touch on Ray Dalio and populism this time because whenever he does an interview he says that populism is his greatest concern. And we have seen what has happened in Spain, where Catalonia declared independence, now they're fighting over can they go independent, doesn't matter. What matters is that we had the Brexit a while ago, now we have Catalonia and we have all those issues, those populist separatist issues when everything is going well with the economy. Imagine what will happen with Europe, the European Union and all the countries in the European Union if there would be a recession. These separatist movements, populist movements come when everything is good, everything is growing. However, in a recession if the situation would be even worse and that's why I'm long term very very bearish on Europe and the Europe. The situation in Catalonia now Spain gets ready to take control after Catalonia declares independence. What's also very important here is that people focus on getting independent, looking after what's mine and they are not focusing on increasing productivity, increasing competitiveness, increasing their knowledge because Europe has to fight against Asia, against the US just to stay, not fight, let's say stay at the same level. However, if people focus on these things, independence and things like that, then this is the result. Spain has an unemployment rate of 16%, compare that to the US which is at 4% and you see the crazy difference, the situation is not good in Europe. You cannot have 16% unemployment rate.  In the European Union money is practically free. Negative interest rates for most countries, small interest rates on junk bonds, so money is free. It seems that people here have an imperialistic and title mindset that they have inherited in the past one million years when Europe was dominating the world, colonizing everything and so. I really should think that Europe should focus on productivity, knowledge, competitiveness, how to improve technology, development, growth instead of focusing on populism. We had the Brexit when most elderly people in the UK voted for the Brexit because they thought there would be more money for healthcare in the UK. If people would focus on developing healthcare in the UK, they would have much better healthcare system than thinking about getting some money from the European Union saved. So it's a very, very tricky situation. I don't like it as a person even if everything is going well but I just hope it doesn't break and it lasts for as long as I can buy a house in Switzerland or move to China or New Zealand. We'll see. Continuing with what's going on in Europe, the ECB is about to scale down its bond buying program but make it longer. So even Mario Draghi is afraid to push the brakes. The Germans want to push the brakes, Mario Draghi doesn't allow because he knows that if he pushes the brakes Italy, Spain and all those countries will be in trouble. If you look at the European High Yield Index, that's the junk bonds in Europe, the yield is 2.21%. Never in history there has been such a low yield and it's getting lower because the ECB is buying everything. There is so much money and everybody is just chasing any kind of yield. Look what happens in a crisis to 25, 26% in went in 2009. So these yields are really crazy. Junk bonds at 2% is something really crazy. Countries issue bonds, junk bonds at 2-3% for 10 years. That's impossible, not sustainable but this is the reason why Europe is doing good. I should start maybe a junk business and take a lot of loans, pay myself a nice salary and then when the recession comes who cares. So to conclude on Europe, the situation is good, take advantage on it. However, the ECB wants to keep the euro weaker for longer so that the European Union can compete against the world, against the US, against Asia. So it's a very, very engineered system where I think they're just pushing the can down the road. So be careful with that and please have short to medium term positions to take advantage of what's going on of the free money. Long term try to be short. Going to the US, extremely positive news, 3% growth despite the natural disasters that have hit the US which is very, very good. However, the growth comes mostly from consumer spending on goods, private inventories, consumer spending on services and only then from business investment. So consumers again are taking advantage of low interest rates. They are very positive as we have seen in the last news with the consumer index. So they're taking loans, getting more into debt. Okay, smart to take advantage. The economy is growing at a strong rate so it might even cover for the increase in debt. If you look at the key indicators from Credit Suisse, if there will be a recession in the US, we can see that they are all positive. So short, medium turn, we shouldn't fight the trend. The economy is growing. There is more business so everything should be fine as long as these indicators show it should be fine. Very, very interesting. Going on to blockchain, this is a chart of a stock that was called online PLC and then it became online PLC blockchain and bam, the stock price increased 400% in a matter of a day. So this reminds me when back in the 1990s a stock would add E as a prefix or COM as a suffix on its name, the stock would explode. So we are there now with the blockchain. What does this mean? Of course, it's crazy. Who cares? But how can we take advantage of it? The stock I recommended for this month Xinyuan has also a small blockchain business. If people maybe recognize it, maybe they'll start buying. I would love that. So I'm trying to expose myself to the trend but without risk. If Xinyuan changes its name to Xinyuan blockchain, I'll make a lot of money, even if it's crazy. So I'm not condemning it. I understand trends, irrational exuberance and I want to take advantage of it. If you have any idea how to take advantage of it in a smart way, not buying initial public coin offerings of something, please share it with us. And now let's see what's going on in the stock market which is getting stronger and stronger. This is the biggest sector weight in the SAP 500 index. It was financials in the 1990s, then the dotcom bubble tech, then again financials, then financials went into a crisis and now again, tech stocks are the leaders. I think as we are in a digital world it should be so and tech stocks will remain the leaders in this case if there aren't any huge disruptions. This is also very, very important. The passively managed funds continue to gain versus actively managed funds. And this is very important because it means that more and more money doesn't think. So it's mindless money which is excellent when the trend is positive like it is now. As I said, don't fight the trend. But all those mindless money if there is panic will rush to sell panically because it's money that doesn't think. So it's very, very important to know at what level we are. Further, in order to show you how that mindless money thinks, look at this. Fund assets tracking the SAP 500 are getting lower and lower in ETFs and passively managed mutual funds. And most of the money is going to large caps. So large cap stocks, large cap investments are the focus of most of the money. Again, so really following the trend, staying strong and this self-reinforces that trend that we see self-reinforcing itself with the SAP constantly hitting new highs. There is a lot of talk about repatriated cash tax benefits. And again, that would mostly focus on technology stocks which have the money to increase their earnings through buybacks if there is a tax holiday. This would only push technology stocks higher. A very nice chart here. Days, the index fell at least 2%. You can see that in the last year and something there hasn't been one day that the index fell 2%. There was a lot of days in 2008, 2009, a lot of days in 2012, but since then very, very few days. It's very, very interesting how complacent the market is. University of Michigan with all their service, they interview people and what's the percentage of Americans that are 100% convinced that the stock market will rise next year? And we are now at 15%, which is a very, very high number. And if you compare it to the past, when people are convinced that the stock market will rise, it's not such a good time to buy. When people are not convinced, where they have convinced the opposite, like in 2009, 2012, then it's excellent time to buy. Long-term perspective, it's difficult to be a contrarian. However, I think we really should be smart about what we are doing. Nevertheless, the trend is there, the trend is strong. And I'm also positioned short to medium turn. I want to take advantage of some things that are happening in the commodities environment, the inflation that's coming. And then I'll see what I'll do next. However, I think I can match the SAP 500 as I'm doing now in the last two years, which is okay. But I could have done better if I was smarter. Nevertheless, it's very, very interesting. Thank you for watching. I'm looking forward to your comments and I'll see you in the next video.