QuickBooks Online 2023 Comprehensive Problem Introduction. Get ready to start moving on up with QuickBooks Online 2023. We're going to be working a comprehensive problem starting a new company file within QuickBooks Online where we will enter beginning balances, two months of data input, period end adjusting entries, support accounting instruction by clicking the link below giving you a free month membership to all of the content on our website broken out by category further broken out by course. Each course then organized in a logical reasonable fashion making it much more easy to find what you need than can be done on a YouTube page. We also include added resources such as Excel practice problems, PDF files and more like QuickBooks backup files when applicable. So once again click the link below for a free month membership to our website and all the content on it. We'll be doing bank reconciliations even doing budgeting within our comprehensive problem but first first question how do we get access to the software possibly for free? We're going to list out the options here then we'll go into them in a bit more detail and possibly provide some examples. First option free 30 day trial period often offered by into it into it being the owner of QuickBooks. The free student version often offered by into it into it being the owner of QuickBooks. The free test drive often available and then discounts on the purchase of the software. Let's go through these in a bit more detail but let's first think about the scenarios that people might be in as they're going through a course like this. One scenario is that you might have your own company file or you might be working for a business and have access to the business company file. That is a great tool to be able to see how the software is put together. However, that's not really what we want for a practice problem or it's not ideal because the ideal situation is to have a new company file that doesn't have anything in it. So you can start from scratch and put together those foundational items along with us in a step by step process. Another common scenario is that people are starting their own company file from scratch and possibly looking to get access so that they can set up their own company file. Which is great and you could get good information to set up your own company file from here. But to get the most out of the course what you would like to do is have a company file designated just to follow along with the practice problem. Because then you can follow along with each step just like it is in the presentations. The third option is that you're taking the course just for learning purposes and you don't have any access to the software at this point in time. And you're looking to get access for practice purposes possibly just to learn the software possibly as an accountant student or as a bookkeeper. So let's go through our options then. The first one is the option that we're focused in on here and that's going to be the free 30-day trial. Because if you can get access to the 30-day trial then you have that timeframe of 30 days to be practicing with the software and go through the practice problem. Once you set up the free 30-day trial you want to make sure that you're committing the time to work through the practice problem because it is a long practice problem. And of course you only have the 30 days to be working through it. Now the student version is for Intuit to determine whether or not you would qualify as a student according to Intuit. And if you do oftentimes they could provide something similar to the 30-day trial but give you a longer timeframe which could be great because this is a comprehensive problem. So if you had more than 30 days to be working through it that would be a good deal. Then they also have the test drive. This is another option available to everyone even if you don't have an account with QuickBooks. But it's a similar scenario as if you were going to work within a company that had already had an accounting system set up or if you already have your accounting system set up. Meaning it already has data in it. The fact that it already has data in it is great for some things. It's great for deconstructing looking at what has been built and then going back to the source of how it was built to try to get an idea of what to do in the future. But you don't get to set up those foundational things like the chart of accounts for example and the items. And that's what we want to be able to focus in on to give us a better understanding of the accounting system as a whole from the practice problem. And then of course we have discounts so you might use discounts and see if you can get a cheaper price if you're looking to be purchasing the software. There's also kind of a link between the 30 day trial idea and the discounts because as we'll see we'll take a look at it shortly. The QuickBooks will often say hey look you can take the 30 day trial but then we're not going to give you the discount on the purchase. However you still might want to set up the 30 day trial to practice with and then possibly see if you can get a discount by talking to a QuickBooks distributor or provider or someone that works with QuickBooks. Which you can often do. Also just realize the idea of the 30 day trial for Intuit so you can kind of get a feel of why the systems kind of set up the way it is. I mean you would think that QuickBooks would like you to enter your personal data into the QuickBooks system and start using QuickBooks for 30 days at which point you're pretty much locked in to be purchasing the software at that point in time. What we're going to do is start and that also means that they would possibly offer the 30 day trial even if you already have an account that you're working with because you're going to be setting up another company file. And if you were to set up another company file then you would think that QuickBooks would want you to enter your data into the system for 30 days where you would lock into the system and then you would pay them after that point in time. What we're going to do here is try to set up a 30 day trial for simply a practice purpose session and just use it basically for that 30 days and not be locked in after that point in time would be the general idea. And then if you want to purchase the software then look to see if you can find discounts from distributors that might help you to get the software at a cheaper price. Okay let's go into those options in a bit more detail so I'm going to go online here. Notice that if you already have an account with Intuit and you go into say the test drive for example Intuit might try to log you in because the browser might memorize you and then try to log you into the file. So if you're trying to go into something like the Google test drive which is the first one we'll take a look at then you might want to open them up in like a different browser or in another window or log out of your Intuit account. You could in Google Chrome open a new window like this in incognito mode so it shouldn't log you into QuickBooks or anything. And then you might search into here for QuickBooks online test drive. So I'm going to type in QuickBooks online test drive. We're going to look at that option just to see how to get in there first. I'm going to go into that. I'm going to look for the option that has Intuit.com in the URL noting that Intuit is the owner of QuickBooks. So if I go into the test drive then I'm going to use the United States version. And we're going to verify that we're not a robot. And this is basically a tool that you can use to practice with that is available in essence to everyone. And it is similar to if you were to start working in a company that already has the company file set up. So just to get an idea of that if I go to the reports on the left hand side and I open up the balance sheet for example. Then there's already data in the balance sheet. So what's great about that is I can then drill down on the data. I can go into the checking account and see the detail in here. I'm going to change this to 2022 and I can run it and then I can I can go into here and go back to the source document for any of these items as well. So that's great to look at it. It's like taking something apart if you're trying to see how an engine works. You can say well one you can take an engine that's already been put together try to deconstruct it take it apart to see how it works. And that's what having a company file already set up is great for doing. If you work in a company what you want to do is try to figure out what has been done in the past how the financial statements were constructed and then try to mirror that in the future because you want consistency going into the future. So that's a great tool but then there's the idea of learning by starting to build the engine from the ground up. So now you're going to not take the thing apart you're going to be putting it together from the ground up. The thing that a file that already has stuff in it doesn't allow you to do as much is to set up those foundational items setting up the first account for QuickBooks. And then if I go to the cog up draw up top the items that are in this list area are often some of the foundational items such as the products and services that we need to set up to help us to do that the data input for invoices and bills and whatnot as well as the chart of accounts. So if you go into all lists here you got the chart of accounts that's going to be a foundational item that we need to set up also just watching the balance sheet be constructed from the beginning and the income statement from zero to to seeing the assets liabilities expenses build up and be made from the data input of these forms as we enter the forms from zero gives you much better understanding than if you're trying to enter these information into the system and the financial statements already have data in it. So that's another great tool for practicing. So that's why here we're not using this one as our primary tool. However, if you would like to follow along with this tool you can always use it you can always open this up and practice any particular item we're working on you won't have the exact data in your system. But you can always practice doing data input in here. Remember that this one will refresh every time you log out of it and go back into it. It won't save your changes to the data. So then your other option here. So if I go back on over is to go I'm going to go to the into it website into it. That's the owner of QuickBooks. That's i n t u i t dot com. They have their softwares up top. I pick I typically will go into of course the QuickBooks software and then usually they're going to be advertising the QuickBooks online here. But they've got a little bit different layout here than if you go into the QuickBooks online page. So if you go all the way down to the bottom, then you can go into the the QuickBooks online. This products thing down here has been down here for a long time. So if you go into QuickBooks online, even as they change their website is what I'm trying to say. So then now you've got this toggle thing and that toggle that's where the free 30 day trial is now notice they kind of scare you because here's the prices without the toggle. If I turn the toggle on, then the prices jump up and that's because you take so that's why. So if you take the free 30 day trial, they're going to say, yeah, you get the 30 day trial, but then we're going to increase the price. But remember, this is a practice problem, which you start a new company file with, which you might be able to do even if you already have a company file set up because it's a it's another company file. And you can then possibly if you wanted to purchase something, then you could you could possibly talk to a distributor of QuickBooks after that point in time to set up another company file, which is your actual company file or something like that. That's the you know, that's the general idea of the 30 day. So we'll go through how to how to set up the 30 day trial a bit in a bit more detail in a future presentation. Now notice that if this toggle, they could change their website. They've had this toggle here for a while, but you saw that it wasn't on the prior page. If you can't find it in the Intuit website, I would just go to a browser and just go QuickBooks, QuickBooks, online, online free 30 day trial, something like that. And you'll probably be able to find these are advertisement up top. This is the advanced version, but I think that would that would be something that would possibly work there. So sometimes it's actually easier to do a search for whatever reason outside of the website than in the website because QuickBooks is trying to drive you to certain areas for whatever their marketing happens to be at any particular time as the way it seems to me. And then you can also try to look for the free student version. So instead of and again, this I think would be easiest to just search into the browser QuickBooks online free student free trial for students, something like that. And then you got register and activate a QuickBooks online student trial. So it's got the Intuit.com in the URL. That's always a helpful verification to see that you're not going to like a fake website. Hopefully because it's got Intuit, which is the owner of QuickBooks in it. And then if you go into here, register active as a quick look online trial. So it says studying accounting bookkeeping in the business. So step one, register for the Intuit education program step to verify your eligibility and so on. So again, you might be able to get access to the software that way. And then you'd have to see if you qualify for being a student with with by Intuit by the owners by QuickBooks. So that's going to be the setup process. We're going to we're going to start next time. We'll go through the process of setting up the 30 day free trial. That's the default system that I would recommend. But remember that as you're logged in, you can always then jump on over to the sample company file. But whether if you're working in your own company file, or if you're working in our practice problem, you want to open this other sample file in a different browser. Because because you might not be able to it'll mess up the login. It's trying to log you into the software. So if you open it up in incognito mode, or if you're working in Google Chrome, and you open up the sample version in Microsoft Edge or Firefox or some other browser or something like that. Then you can have these two things kind of side by side and you can test things out in the sample company at the same time as you have your company file open, which is kind of neat. Okay, so that's we'll go into the to the 30 day trial in a future presentation.


What's up everybody, Jason here for JaspysCaseBrakes.com. We just sold out 20, 21 Pinini Obsidian Basketball Asia Team All Edition, which is a 10 box half case break, two random teams each number one. And again guys, everybody gets two random teams, the NBA All-Cardship, three Asia-based cards per box, two exclusive parallels per box, and one insert or autograph per box. So there you go, here's a dice roll if you double up your names, and there are the teams. We got roll the dice six out of five, eleven times, good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven. Cory at the top, down two, Richard. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven. Grizzlies down to the Golden State Warriors.  So there you go guys, if anybody wants to trade, I'll give you guys a quick trade window. Warriors, OKC, in the Summer League, looks like Chat and Giddy are not playing today. They're giving them some rest. Ryan saying anybody want, anybody for the Spurs? Alright, sorry, I don't think anybody wants to trade, alright, so let's just close it. Or, actually, sorry, if you want to make that trade with Josh, I'll allow it. He sent that right when I sent mine, so let me know, if not, I'm going to close it guys. We're good if you guys want it. Good, awesome. No problem. I'd rather try to get a trade in than not, but no one was replying. So Raptors for Spurs, I guess we're just flopping, or swapping I should say. So Josh Bruce, you now have the Spurs, little plus sign there, Ryan, there you go. Just swapping. Awesome possum. There we go. Alright, so fresh case right here guys, Obsidian, let me actually scan this out too before I forget. And we were able to do one trade guys, one trade right at the last second. So basically Josh Bruce and Ryan Baker swapped. Josh Bruce now has the Spurs, Ryan has the Raptors, and we're in Briggsville now. So it is a 10 box half case break, so I'll repost the second half right now. And if you guys want to run it back, we can. So again, I'm thinking that this is going to be like Spectro Teemo where there's probably maybe four, maybe five autos. So we'll see how it goes, but I assume it's going to be something like that. And we'll do like a left or right. I'm going to use a, I don't want to mess this one up, but basically left or right right there. I'm going to use a random.org dice roll, because I don't want it to like go off camera since there's a lot of boxes here, so that's what we'll do right here. One, two, three for the left side, four, five, six for the right, let's roll two. So one, two, three. So this side over here we'll use for a future break. And again, we can do that tonight for you as well. We'll just grab box by box right here guys. I don't know how they have this down, but I guess we'll just, Keon Johnson, that looks really nice. So that's like a Teemo, Teemo version of it. Lamar Stevens, Victor Oledipo, here we go. First one is a Trey Young, that's a very nice red Atlanta Hawks, and I think that's just a Teemo version. Like I said, they do produce some very, very nice colors, that's why I really like this product. And look at that, is that a gold? Gold? No, just like a Teemo gold. It's probably red and gold, just like most Teemo products. That looks really nice. Toronto Raptors, they're already on the board, Raptors is right. And Shake Milton, very, very nice. Very nice colors. I want to say, I think we might just at least sleeve everything. Hopefully we get an autograph out of these boxes, but usually put like I said four to five, usually like inspectors what they did. Josh Jackson, we have a Seth Curry, wow, look at that, Anthony Edwards, very nice. Minnesota Timberwolves is David Baker, we have a Kevin Durant, Terrence Ross for the Magic, and how about a nice Canyon Martin Jr. red. Beach Town? All right, next one. Oh, I think we got a Patch Auto, Pat Beverly, and a Zeke Najee, Kendrick Nunn, Alfred Payton, we got Miles Turner, and Robert Woodard, whoa, man, that looks beautiful, look at that green, that really pops, that's an RPA there for the Sacramento Kings, which is going to Nick. That is a very nice looking green color right there, that actually would be like a color match with Anthony Edwards, you know how like the Timberwolves have a little bit of that light green? Very nice, the lime green right there, Lulu, TP3, nice Desmond Bain, we got a tunnel vision, Donovan Mitchell, and there's a green Kauai Leonard, man, these cards look beautiful, and again, not numbered, but that's an exclusive T-Mole color right there as well, and DeMontissa bonus. All right, one more box, and then we're halfway through. Daddy is young, Dylan Brooks, Darren Fox, how about a Devin Booker, green like that, Carmelo Anthony, and a Josh Jackson, how do you look sharp? Looks so sharp, the Troy Pistons with that one, here we go, we got another patch auto, you got Zach Levine, and a Trey Jones, Kenyon Martin, Oji Onanobi, and behind Mike Connolly, is Devin Vassel for the Spurs, nice three color patch and autograph, Trey Mojo and a Josh Proust, Jaylen Brown, Zion Williamson, Williamson, Marcus Smart, we have a Jaylen Brown, nice little color match there, Gordon Hayward, and we got Shea Gilgis Alexander for my thunder, Roger with the thunder, all right, three more boxes guys, all right we got Paul Reed, Chimo Kiki, Calcuzma, a Supernova, Nikola Jochich, we got a John Wall, and a very nice Desmond Bain, Memphis Grizzlies, that's going to Cory, Desmond Bain is a baller. All right, two more to go guys, two more to go, Bradley Beale, Nathan Knight, KPJ, Supernova, Zion Williamson for the Pelicans, that's going to Raymond, we got Dante DiVincenzo, and a nice color match, Jaylen Green for the Boston Celts, who's going to Christopher. All right, last one here folks, good luck, so the next one's in the store, you guys want to run it back. Nice RJ Hampton, James Harden Tunnelvision, Calcuzma, and last one here is Andrew Wiggins for the Warriors. So there you go guys, that was it, so we did get two RPAs here, I do feel like there should be two or three more hiding in the second half at least, could be some bigger names, nice Desmond Bain there, we got Anthony Edwards, and then of course all these colors here which again are exclusive to Timo, really love that green, the gold really pops, so again if you guys want to try to get it going again, we definitely can. JaspeaseCaseBricks.com, it's on the website, like I said, second half's in the store, appreciate it guys.


All right, cyber traders welcome on back here this post trader stock edition here for our afternoon meeting shortly after 2.30 PM Eastern time. Great to see Grant. Great to see Ari, John and all of us otherwise live inside cyber group Michael and later joining as well. Great to see all of them. Great to see all of you on social media, Facebook live or YouTube. So let's hop right into it folks. We don't have class this afternoon formally. I do have a coaching at three but we got a little time here. We can we can take our time here kind of recap at least some of the stocks that we ended up trading from earlier today and then from that point, of course, rescan the market, see if there's anything lastly that we could put on our list here heading into the afternoon. So ISIG, it's the stock on the screen just to begin ended up making a really nice pop as soon as the market opened up. We did not talk about this stock too much within the traders talk workshop. We had a couple of other bigger runners that we ended up putting the focus on but you know, otherwise, hey, if you're inside the live trading room, if you had missed out on the weekly workshop traders talk earlier this morning, that's going to be up on the student portal coming up later this afternoon for all of us on social media, Facebook Live, YouTube, I'm referring to a trading room exclusive workshop. If you wanted to join us live, I'll tell you what to do at the end. But for right now ISIG, well, hey, it ended up popping out the gate. You know that that made it very difficult for us to get in right away, right? We're not trading the stock within the first three to five minutes, let alone any other stock within the first three to five minutes. But much like we talked about actually from the last two traders talk workshops, talking about these stocks that get halted and they reopen up, you know, the opening halt print on this stock is right at $18.30. It was like a 292 some odd thousand share print that got filled on the tape. Well, we followed the big money here at CT, right? So you could see how well of a level that became ended up propelling this stock all the way up towards 23 and above. And then for from here on out though this point here, you know, making a lower high coming back down, I'm hopeful that this ends up giving us one last pop. But don't be on the wrong side of this trade much like it ended up running running up for us back in the beginning of this month. Now we ended up seeing a drop off just a couple of days later and there's no guarantees this will make a day over day run like it made back in the beginning of this month. So hey, I'd love to put us on our main list little reluctant to so far. I'll come back to this at the end. You know, if it ends up popping God bless I'll put this at the top of our watch list here. Just as more of a level five stock, you want to see better direction. This is not a level five stock, but it's showing great direction here. CPOP, you know, we had called this one out at least after the market opened up and a couple of us inside cyber John and Grant, namely at a call the stock out just a moment ago popping up to 250. Yeah, and if anything, finally, it's like, not even 250 to 40 almost is, you know, a bigger level. I want to say equally as important myself and Felix for watching this in a coaching session earlier today. And this was, of course, after the initial pop and run, but we ended up seeing some big prints on the tape get filled exactly at 240. And at the time right here jumped in. It seemed good. It smelled good. It had the makings of a nice runner. It popped up as high as 268 there. It looks like 265. Damn, this thing came back down within the same bar and you know what's going to happen when that happens. Myself and Felix pulled five cents out of the trade. I'm happy we got a profit, but man, this thing came right back down after. So normally with that in mind, and that's typically the end of the run, stocks not going to make a big move back up. Well, look at this ended up showing that second wind type of move. Not only that, but it actually pushed it up back up to the highs here, 250 and above. You know, of course, it's got to hold over 240 in my opinion for this to be a real runner. If this ends up just pulling right back and holding under 240, then it's not worth it. So, hey, we'll put this on our list to begin the CPOP. Hopefully there's a lot more life to this trade here heading into the final 90 minutes of our day for as much as this stock dropped from back in. Oh, is this a new IPO even? Back from July. Wow. I thought there was more history to this trade. New IPO from early July and ended up taking off, then literally the next day it took off, just going down. So this hasn't had really too many clean moves to it. I guess back in late October, there was some sort of pop here. I'm sure that we had called it out. It was trading 8.3 million shares that day. I don't honestly remember. So just to say, at least for right now, we hope to see this make another push here heading into the close, the CPOP trade. All right, we'll jump ahead. We'll jump around a little bit. I should say the BBIO stock, not one that we'll put on our watch list at this point. But it was one that was down 70 plus percent yesterday, pretty similar to the ALLK stock. And again, same to be said on that, you don't want to hold your breath waiting for that gap-filled type of move. You certainly hope for it, but you don't want to hold your breath waiting for it. So going back to the BBIO trade, well, at least this one ended up showing us a nice little move at first and it continued going. But man, it got pretty choppy. It ended up making a nice steady push with higher lows and it broke a higher high here. But heading into the mid to late morning, there's normally not as much momentum at that time of the day compared to the morning here. Or at least compared to the early morning. So you know what I mean with that. Ended up continuing to push up until it didn't. Ended up making a false breakout over 1350 the second time right here. And that was all she wrote it seems like. So yeah, I mean, if it was shortable, then that could be a different story. But this BBIO doesn't seem like it wants to move back up here heading into the afternoon. Mike here. Mike on his donut trade. I don't know if he day trades this or solely swing trades it, but I know he's happy with the move this stock has made today. DNUT ended up making a nice little push after the open, but it kept going as you could see more so heading into the mid afternoon, 130 Eastern time. It broke above a major resistance here. I would assume that to be 18 major resistance.  You could also say the more so even then 18 1770 1760. Now granted, is that the actual high of the day? Was that the major chart resistance? It seems like it. Alright, so 1770 definitely is a major support should this shake. Otherwise, 18 would be the first support to come up here. For right now, though, easily with this near the highs heading into the afternoon and more actually with that, the liquidity. It has good liquidity today. The stack normally doesn't, but today it does. DNUT. We'll put this on our main list. Alright, what else to be trade here, folks? We had the BVXV trade. This one was more so called out heading into this afternoon kind of a dump off from the market open. So it's up 9% right now, but it was trailing down, heading into the open. And you know, we know what's more often to happen with a stock that's just straight trending down at this point, heading into the market open like that. So, you know, one of our traders called it out off 250 50 cent level and pushing up a little bit here, you know, some green coming in on the tape. I'll look at this at the end if I need to. You know, I like that it's pushing up right now, not fully committed to this trade just yet though. I think that was Ari who wrote that in the chat board just before. We had the PTPI trade also. PTPI was more from the mid to late morning, ended up dumping off as you could see actually more by like one o'clock in the afternoon. But at least at first it ended up making a nice pop when the market opened up from 360 up to basically 385. And then it gave us that second wind type of move where it took off again from like 370ish 375. And this time took off all the way up to the high of the day of 408. You know, but again though with this PTPI stock Norman had phrased it. I forgot the exact verbage used, but you know, just referencing just another day of it being choppy, you know, just something of that nature. And at the time I looked, I was like, yeah, I just remember off the top of my head this has been a kind of choppy stock. So, you know, I agreed, you know, from my end here. But you look at the daily chart. Look at the daily chart. This is the definition of choppy. Look at the daily chart. It's on a steady trend off the lows granted. But it's like been through the spin cycle here. Just looking at all these bigger bar days where it took off, pulled back, dumped off. It ended up taking off, popped higher, dumped back down. You know, rinse and repeat it seems like on this trade.  I'll tell you that much. Right now for this afternoon, not a whole lot happening at least here. All right. So, you know, what we'll do is go from top to bottom. Otherwise, I think we started off if I'm not mistaken on the ISIG trade. So, yeah, this one not a whole lot happening just yet. And for any of the other movers that we ended up catching from this morning, we'll call them out and at least go over them pretty quickly. Pixie, one of them at least. Pixie ended up making a nice pop as you could see going into the early to mid afternoon. Took off really from like 95 cents once it broke the high. And at that point, that's when we ended up finding it. We called it out. One broke the new HOD.  We caught this right at the market open. No, no, no. We called this out really even more so than that when it was approaching a dollar. I know that Rich was making this call out when I was in a couple of coaching sessions throughout the day. I saw, you know, write the call out off a dollar, pushed up pretty nicely at that point. Unfortunately, though, it ended up topping off at 125, but really 120 was the big level to watch, and namely here, it made a big false breakout right back down. So, nice trade while it lasted, the Pixie stock, and we are pretty familiar with this trade dating back to mid-October, ended up making a big pop and drop back then. Oh, look at this Relye trade, RELI, I guess trying to show some signs of life on the way up, popping from 590 up to 606 currently. This thing is just... This was a big bust this morning, and we talked about this stock at least during the Traders Talk workshop, our weekly Q&A Cyber Group exclusive workshop. So, it's to say, hey, the selling that kicked in in pre-market at 725, that ended up controlling the stock, and once the tank below there heading into the open, there was really no looking back, at least perhaps up until now. So, you know, for the meantime, it ended up bottoming out right around 575, 570 that is, and I guess trying to squeak up here, I don't really have a desire to put this on our main list right now. I just know typically historically going into this week, it's better to be safe than to be sorry. You know, for this stock that ended up dumping all the way back down today, is it as likely to move all the way back up? I doubt it. So, you know, we'll come back to this at the end. I would love to add this to our list, I would, but we'll see if there's any, perhaps even better. Not this. Alright, keep it going. This doesn't look like a bad chart. It does not look like a bad chart whatsoever. The order book really isn't that bad either.  Looks like there's a massive gap fill opportunity, and tried to fill going back into the beginning of this year, BCLI, dumped back down. Not to assume it's going to fill this gap anytime soon, but for as much as it dropped, when are we going to see it begin to move back up? I like the chart. So, this BCLI, I don't mind slipping this on our list so far. A little spotty chart, but otherwise, good order book. We'll see if this can keep going for right now. CYTO, not a whole lot happening here, and we'll keep it moving. Alright, so a rich call out. This ENSC tree got halted, reopened up. Unfortunately, it was a dud after reopened up at $4.80 as the opening print price right there. You could tell from the open on that bar. Well, failed to break higher from $4.80 once it fell back down under it. That was it. Alright, so we'll kind of just skim through the gainers side here. First folks, market was pretty flat, then dropped. Now it's flat again. I think it's going to drop a little bit more heading into the afternoon, or maybe overnight. So maybe there's going to be some stocks that are down near the lows. That could be a potential short opportunity, should that come to fruition. Man, there is nothing really out there on the gainers side otherwise. Just going to do one more quick skim through, like KNDI maybe, YMM. I don't know this ticker. Yeah, it's just about it. Alright, we'll hop over to the loser's side right now. Probably need a little help from all of us on social media, for all of us on or in the trading room that is. Folks, let me know if there's anything that I'm missing at least, but let's say BFRI getting clobbered. It's hard to borrow. You can't short it, so I would have been all over this at least earlier today. We were calling this out when it ended up making the drop down to 10 and then from there just snapped right lower. And with that bunch of stuff hard to borrow otherwise on the top of the loser's list. And that takes me to number 21, Mara, which is near the lows. Michael pointed that out just a moment ago. So, you know, I'm not going to talk Bitcoin today. We'll do that more tomorrow, but it's to say I wasn't surprised. We were expecting a drop off on Bitcoin and with that, Wright and Mara are likely to go with it and perhaps the major indices otherwise. So, you know, that's why Mara is down over 11 percent today. Wright's down just about over 9 percent, etc., etc. With that, though, could they be good trades heading into the close? Well, these Bitcoin-related stocks, they rarely end up making a better move in their original direction going into the close. So, that's where I say keep a more keen eye on like the spy chart here. Keep a more keen eye of course on Bitcoin if you're following Mara or Wright. Oftentimes, we see them begin to reverse this time of the day. So, we'll say, we'll say I either will trade the direction either way, but for right now, if this could snap over 35, this could be an interesting dead-cap-downs opportunity here for the Mara trade. Norman says SCHR is shortable. Did I? Oh, I skipped over that, I guess. Yeah. Yeah, I did. It's not near the lows really. You know, tradable stock could spread and all of that, but don't have a huge desire to put it on our list. And you could say the same with Mara, but you know, we're kind of just following this based off what the market does, what Bitcoin does. There's a little more volatility on this trade, I think, in my opinion.  Oh, my God. I mean, it's shortable right now, down big, right? You know, that has all the makings of putting this on our list. And with that, I'll do that, I guess, right? If I put the Mara trade on our list, then it would be hard to not put this one on when this is right at the lows. It's easy to borrow on the way down. Good liquidity. CLSK near the lows, not a whole lot happen, and though just yet we'll pass. All right, folks, that just about does it for me across the gainers and losers at least. If there's anything else up, down, left, right, more than 5%, definitely type it in the chat board. Definitely let me know. There's absolutely more stocks down over 5% that we haven't checked out yet. Don't need to look at them all, but if there's definitely, or if there's something that you would want me to look at, just type it in the chat board, let me know. I think we said we'd check out the ICIG trade at least, maybe one or two stocks we said we'd come back to at the end of this meeting. So, you know, ICIG is just flat. If it ends up popping, we'll call it out when it pops. We're not going to try and follow that if it's not going to give us a good move.  You know, it ended up pushing over six years briefly and that's nice, but I want to see a lot more on this before I look to continue to call it out, meaning that if it ends up popping more and we have to chase a little bit from a higher price, if there's more signs of life on the way up from there, I wouldn't mind doing that. Right now, it's just not a whole lot happening. You're more just wishful than anything that this is just going to hold over 6 and pop. So, if you're in right now and it does that, then God bless. I mean, you took the trade from a good level, but I'm not fully convinced yet that it's just going to continue. Ari said, Pixie going up. I guess that was one also I said I'd come back to at the end, was it? I thought it was going to pull back, I reckon, and said that that was pretty much it. But, nice little pop back up on this Pixie, Ari. It's this type of pop that makes me reconsider, right? Makes me want to put this on our watch list at this point. Norman said it was a double bottom at $1 or roughly right under there, and I agree. This could also be a head fake. We'll put this on our list for right now. Definitely more of a Level 1 or Level 2 trade, so I feel a lot more at ease putting this on our list compared to the ISIG, right, in that regard. If this ends up coming right back down under $110 or $109 and holds under there, I would just move on, right? So, hopefully, from this point, we get a nice clean run. All right, folks, I think that just about does it for me here. I got to send out a coaching link for all of a sudden social media, Facebook, live, YouTube. I appreciate you sticking with me each and every day, each and every afternoon. If you'd like to learn more about cyber training university, you do have two options. First and foremost, you could join our live trading room Monday through Friday. If you'd like to join going into the new year, you can definitely do that. You could, you know, take the trial right now and have it delete to begin going into the next week. Otherwise, though, if you're not ready to do that just yet, what you could do is just send over any question, any email, any thought that you may have right over to my email address josh at c2trading.com and I'll write back to you within a day or two time. All right, but for all of our students right now, like Norman and Michael and Grant, Ari, Leda, et cetera, you know, hey, folks, right now with the way this pixie trade is looking, it's off to a nice start and hopefully a couple of more from our watch list that end up making a big move. All right, so I'm going to jump onto a coaching call coming up here at three o'clock. I'll be back on the mic at 3.30. All right, I'll talk to you all then. Take care.


It's what happens when you have chairs from the seventeenth century. You want to do a 20-minute round is what you say, Scott? You want to try? Yeah, let's see what's going on. Let's see if we don't end up doing, you know, a damn two hours. Yeah, okay. Because we've been goofing off now for what? Almost 45 minutes. Yeah. Hi, I'm Scott Rasmussen, my body language expert and analyst. I train law enforcement in the military and interrogation and body language. I'm also a trial consultant. Chase? Hey, I'm Chase Hughes. I teach numberal communication, persuasion, and influence, and I develop tactics for our intelligence agencies. I'm also a trial consultant here in the United States. Mark? Mark Bowden, expert in human behavior and body language. I help people all over the world to stand out, win trust, gain credibility every time they speak, including some of the leaders of the G7. Greg? I currently am a former Army interrogator, interrogation instructor, resistance to interrogation instructor, written a few books on body language and behavior, and I spend most of my time in corporate America and Wall Street. Excellent. Well, today's going to be a little bit different than what we usually do. We're not going to analyze anybody. We're going to start telling you how we analyze people because the debates are coming up. And so that's going to be fairly interesting. And if you're trying to figure out what's happening, what you're seeing, we're going to help you do that. We're going to sort of break down what we look for. So you'll know what you can look for to make decisions about what you think is happening or how it looks to you because we're telling you what, how things look to us. You're going to be able to say, here's the way it looks to me and feel confident about that with your answer or your suggestion or your idea because of the information we're going to give you. So Greg, why don't you start with explaining how we're going to go about doing this? Yeah. So today we're going to start by talking to you about some basics and everyone will use a little bit different language and each of us will add some nuance to this whole thing. But we'll start by giving you five categories of body language that we look for. These are not absolutes. This is just boxes to put information into. I usually use a hand because you've got two of them and you carry it around to remember this by. Number one is a gesture. You see me putting my thumb up. In the US, that means something very specific. That means something very specific. A gesture means that you have to understand it. You can't suddenly just make up your own gesture or you look crazy. And that kind of thing doesn't work. So to be able to communicate, it needs to be universally understood. Americans are really bad at leaving the country and thinking that's universally understood when it's not. Culture plays a huge part in the gesture. The second one is an illustrator. You're here us talking about illustrators punctuating your brain's thought. And we call this batoning and I think that's probably Desmond Morris who coined the phrase, but Hitler did this. People do that. They baton, they're whipping you.  It's a way of illustrating what your brain is thinking. Simply that it's a category. Looking for ways to illustrate may use your forehead, you may use your hands, you may use a device, cruise ship with a shoe, clearly a great one. So there's gestures illustrators. The next and I'll be a little rude here is a regulator. That's the way you control conversation. You remember that because it's in the middle of your hand and it's a way to control conversation. Other ways can be this, depending on where you're at in the world, not a good choice. It can be touching someone. Some people are more tactile than others. It can be covering your mouth to control conversation in another person. Can be any of that. So that's gestures, illustrators, regulators. Next is an adapter. And I use the ring finger. An adapter is something that you use to make the uncomfortable comfortable. If I lock you in a cage, you'll play with your ring coyotes pace in a cage when they're locked in. It's a way of making the unknown comfortable. And it's a powerful tool. Then finally, the last of the five is a barrier. And I use all my hands together to show you barrier. It means I need space. And you'll see that in all kinds of people. And the barrier can be powerful when combined with an illustrator. I call that sacred space when you create space and make yourself comfortable. That's all there is to it, guys. We'll take this as the basics. And there's your category. So Chase, I'll hand it off to you to talk about the next piece. Sure. So one of the things that I think is really important for you to look at during the debates is going to be blink rate and how often this happens. So what we're talking about with blink rate specifically is how often a person is blinking. The average times that human beings blink every minute is around 12 somewhere around 12. And if we see an increase in how often someone is blinking, we're seeing an increase in stress, almost universally with a few exceptions, one of those being maybe allergy season. We see a decrease in blink rate when we see someone get more focused and more comfortable on the stage. So if you're watching these debates or watching any conversation and you hear someone just talk about taxes or IRS and you see blink rate go up in the other person, that's an indicator that you're seeing some kind of a stress response. So the last time you were really stressed out, your blink rate can go all the way up to like a 90 to 100. And the last time you watched a movie that was really just captured all of your attention, your blink rate might have been around a five or a four sometimes. So the more interested and focused, the less often we are going to be blinking in a conversation. We get stressed out if a topic or something that's being spoken about stresses us out, you'll see the blink rate go up. So one thing to look for is not just, oh, their blink rate is fast or it's slow, what we're looking for are changes. We want to note is it increasing or decreasing, not fast or slow. So much body language books and articles will give you these still images and that makes us think I need to look for these still image shots. But what we're looking for is movement and change. Wherever we're watching nonverbal communication, we're looking for movement and change. So I saw the blink rate go up and my head's automatically going to go right before that. The guy who's asking the questions said riots. And I know that's a sensitive subject for that person. I saw those blink, those eyes start blinking more often. And I'll pass it off to Scott. All right. When it comes to blinking and eye behavior, one of the things I look for is when someone says something, you see an eye flutter. Sometimes it's a flutter. Sometimes their eyes and chase refers to it as shutter speed, which I think is brilliant. I think that's awesome. I never thought of it that way. It's almost like they're using their eyelids as a barrier or almost as what we call eye blocking. For example, if you tell someone a joke in at work and you know it's that, you know, you've heard the joke before and somebody else's tell it, let's say. And you know that the end is coming and it's not going to be clean at the end. And you may start doing that. You may do this or a couple of other people that know what the joke is as well. They may start blocking their eyes as well. And I've told this story before there was a guy named Doc Watson, who was my dad's best friend since as long as I can remember. He was a blind guy. He was a guitar player, a famous guitar player. And what would happen is this, my, and I remember this when I was a child, this is why this always sinks in so tight with me. He would, he would come over to our house. He and his wife Rosalie would be at our house. And we'd be sitting around eating and then the women would get up and leave the room as the men were, the men were talking, you know, me and my dad and my brother and Doc. And where they would leave, then my brother or I, either one of us would start telling the just nastiest joke you can possibly imagine. And he didn't know they left. He was a funny guy. So he loved stuff like this. But he didn't know they left. So as we started these horrible things, you can see him start doing this. And he's blind, but he's still doing eye blocking. So I thought that was, I was, and I started thinking, why is he blocking his eyes like that? Even as a kid, I remember thinking, why is he doing things like that? So there's something to that. We don't really know what it is yet. Why blind people will block your eyes as well. But we but you'll see people do that when they're trying to block the information, the bad news, the the information they weren't expecting. So that's what I see blink rate when I see it sort of flooded for a second or I see it go tight or just a couple of times when you say something to someone that lets me know something might be up with that or they just got information that they weren't ready for and didn't didn't know that person knew that kind of So Mark, what do you got? Yeah, so this is specifically about election debates. When I'm looking at an election debate, what I'm interested in is the fact that leaders in democracies are made up in the minds of the audience. The audience get an idea of the leader and it's mainly based on the picture that they see. They're doing other stuff at the same time. They're always doing something else and watching the potential leader. So I want to look for a simplicity around the leader because simplicity is understandable complexity can be confusing and we don't vote for people who confuse us. We vote for the ones that are easy for us to get. Here's something very simple about the body. It's either symmetrical or asymmetrical and it's built with a lot of symmetry and in fact, in nature, nature favours symmetry. If you're looking for a mate and you're any kind of organism out there, the more asymmetrical you are, the more confusing you are to the potential mate. If both sides of you look pretty much the same, it can tell what you are from most angles. The moment you're asymmetrical, the other organism is going, I can't quite work out what that is. I'll go and mate with something else. OK, so we get more symmetrical through natural selection. When somebody's communicating to you, they're either going to communicate in a very symmetrical way and we'll see, for example, Trump do this moderating gesture. It's an open, moderating gesture where he kind of goes, so I'm open to this, but at the same time, I'm shutting you down. I'm closing this down. This is symmetrical.  So there's symmetry. There's also single gestures that go down what we call what I call the wheel plane, down the symmetry, the centre of the body. And we'll see some of the extraordinary leaders within history will often gesture right down their wheel plane in order to be very emphatic about what they're doing. So I'm looking for symmetry or are they gesturing down the wheel plane and getting a symmetry by going directly down the centre? They're more likely to be more understandable. Asymmetry is more likely to be less understandable. But at the same time, you will see Trump using asymmetry as well in quite a purposeful way to be confusing so that he can then go into symmetry and get you to join up to an idea that he's symmetrically putting across. So that's what I'm looking for. Symmetry or asymmetry? Simple one to look at.


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