If you haven't yet, make sure you subscribe to stay up to date with all the latest content that we put out Pretty much at this point. We've got content going out every 48 hours So make sure you don't stay stuck with your training business Subscribe to the channel stay up to date with our content and if you need help with your training business Two ways to get in contact with me to do that there visit the description in this Below this video you'll be able to either book a call with me Where we'll jump on zoom I can ask you some questions. We can connect and see where you're out with your business Or if you want to just send me questions You can send them to me as well to make money coaching sports at gmail.com Right, I make it a mission every single day to respond connect talk with coaches who are either looking to start Grow or scale this soccer training business So today I want to talk about the future growth of fiverside soccer So if you're in in the UK, obviously, it's fiverside football Okay, but some places they call it soccer some places football, right? This is a debate that that that can go on and on but what I want to do today is I want to talk about the importance of thinking about Introducing a fiver fiverside type of a training model into Your training business. Okay. Now a couple of days ago. I sat down with a consultant who basically his role is he helps businesses To create and build fiverside training facilities Now here the work he has done is he's worked with many different businesses across the world some in the United States Some in Europe some in Asia and he's he's helped these businesses to create indoor fiverside facilities And it was a really interesting conversation. I wish I could have got him on the podcast But it was a really good conversation and we spoke about the future of fiverside soccer now Fiverside soccer I know here in the UK. It's massive. It's growing more and more every Every month. There's more and more fiverside Training facilities popping up either at schools leisure leisure centers or Private land that that is being built to to house these indoor or outdoor fiverside Pitches or field so the conversation we had Was about the future of of this format of soccer Okay, and something that he mentioned was it's just going to get bigger and bigger because a lot of people are now kind of Not not so much moving away from the 11 aside format But they they enjoy that the fiverside aspect a lot more because it's reduced spaces It's a lot more technical. There's more touches of the ball In a in a in a more compact area. Okay, and it's just Non-stop. Okay. Now in an 11 aside game as we all know And there'll be moments in a game where you might go two three four five minutes without even touching Touching the soccer ball right in the fiverside format.  So the fiverside format and model is going to get more popular You know, like I said, I've seen it in the US that it's it's getting bigger and bigger Speaking to this to this guy. He mentioned to it that he's got a number of projects coming up in different parts of the US So the fiverside format is going to go bigger and bigger in North America Here in the UK. It's huge right there's over 150 centres all across the country for fiverside whether you're in Scotland whether you're in England whether you're in Wales where Whether you're in Ireland or Northern Ireland. Okay, it's just there's going to be more and more and Across the world as well. So I wanted to make this video because if you have a training business Right, this is a type of model that you can introduce into your into your coaching In order to make help your players become more technical Help your players get more touches of the ball and also help your players to have more engagement in your sessions Okay, so the fiverside aspect is one that I know in in my business I have implemented so everything we do is Eva 4v4s 5v5s or 3v3s Okay, we don't we don't go any bigger than that because we want players to have constant contact with the ball We want players to be transitioning constantly even defending attacking So if you are a coach, you've got a business. This is definitely something to take into account Okay, and also not just from the coaching perspective, but also the the Facility locations aspects of the business as well because if you're looking for somewhere You know to train all year round Okay, a fiverside training facility is that is going to be beneficial because most of them are 3g or turf fields so these are fantastic places where you can train all year round your clients and because they are in Most of them are in cages Okay, it's just it gives gives the game a lot lot more engagement, right? Because it's it's just constant non-stop play Technical right reduced spaces. So your touch has to be better. You've got to play quicker You've got your your clients will build their decision-making as well. So Just a bit of advice and the reason why I wanted to make this video is to make you aware that the fiverside Industry is going to get bigger and bigger worldwide. Okay, because a lot of parents and now Well, not just parents, but there's a lot of participation In the fiverside soccer format model Okay, so a lot more people are now participating in fiverside or seven aside a lot more than 11 aside. Okay, obviously the 11 aside aspects the traditional and it's one now See it's not not going to go away because that's essentially what what the professional game is about 11 aside, but at the formative or the youth development stages of of players the fiverside 4v4 aside or freer side for a Training former is one that's really going to help your business not only to become unique But also to help your clients get better technically to get more touches of the ball and also to help your business Find a secure all-year-round location. Okay, so what I would do now Is I'll go on Google and start researching different projects or different areas different facilities in your local city or local area that fiverside Centres are going to be starting up. Okay, and try and get in contact with them to try and secure something before they open Okay, speaking to to this this guy a couple of days ago Right, he painted it that it was it was going to get bigger and bigger now Personally, I see it with my own eyes because I I do use fiverside training facilities and I do see that there's a lot a lot more Popping up every single month in my local city, right? So for you have a look in your local area Where can I use a fiverside a field? because that is a type of Format model of soccer which is going to get more popular and because it's going to get more popular There's going to be more and more facilities growing and and and being built in different parts of the world Okay, so whether you're in the u.s. Whether you're in Canada, Mexico or hit Europe in Asia, wherever you're watching this video Okay, this will Get more and more popular which means there's going to be more and more facilities being built Which is great for private training because that gives you an opportunity to go into those facilities at value And also build partnerships where you can do your training all year round out out there Okay, so if you need more help with this get in contact with me Pretty much every single day I speak to coaches who are in the world of Football training football or soccer training. This is essentially the niche that I specialise in I help coaches with this and I Constantly get messages every single day how to grow how to scale I jump on zoom calls with coaches So don't stay stuck with your business getting contact with me Right again go to the description There's two ways to do that You can even book a free 15 to 20 minute call or you can send me a message With any questions you may have to make money coaching sports at gmail.com Okay, thank you for watching and I'll see you on the next video


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Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with a brand new release on a hump day 2022 Bowman Sterling Baseball 4 box pick your team number two from jaspyscasebreaks.com all-cards ship a lot of great stuff here It's Bowman, so we're prospect hunting here prospecting Like an old prospector like old Gil here on a Wednesday. Thanks everybody. You've got a little rooftop next to your name That means you won that spot in the in the filler that we just did Nick has last Bob Mojo with the Mets So he's got that star next to his name. Thanks everyone for getting in for making it happen Now we popped open a Fresh case for break one doing four boxes. So we've got two-thirds of the case left We'll go one two three for the left side and then four five six for the right side over here. Good luck boxes two One two three. So this side we will save For a picker team three, and I think picker team three is already down a single digit. So we should be able to run this back fairly Fairly soon fairly shortly fairly quickly Let's get a checklist going here. Here's the checklist from cardboard connection.com if you want to follow along there cases Something we need to look up. I'm just wondering what Your team can get there it is twenty twenty two Sterling We've got Jordan Lawler for the diamond backs on the box And we got Wander Franco for the raise on the box mostly prospecting but some rookies in here as well The color on the box here. Nice. All right. See you David. Have a good one, man We've got a It's on a commercial break right now, but The Padres could seem like they're in control of game two of the NLCS Big Machado hit a solo shot To give them some insurance runs. They're up eight four on the Phillies Going to the top of the eighth. It's lead off with little O'Neill cruise rookie card and Curtis Mead for the raise is your autograph and that will be for Michael and the raise Reese Hoskins just hit a solo shot cutting the lead at two Eight five now I got Victor Acosta Speckle and Leovre Poguero One of the pirates Up-and-coming prospects that'll be for Michael and the buckos and the Victor Acosta For the Padres that'll be for Tim That is a speckle parallel. There's the number right there 42 out of 99 Maybe Poguero future teammate Henry Davis And then we got a Denzer Guzman DG for the halos That's gonna go to Roela number kind of hiding up there at 68 out of 125 and we've got Hyro Pomares For the Giants speckle autograph for Brian 66 out of 99 Couple cards back here are Oh a Julio Rodriguez rookie card. Nice. We got a Mike trout 20 out of 50 and a Miguel blaze but blaze maybe Boston Red Sox Jonathan Kent and that Sort of an acetate look on that. I like that acetate look on that Mike trout That's gonna go to Roel and the Angels 20 out of 50 looks pretty cool And the Julio Rodriguez going to Lonnie and the Mariners won the Mariners in the filler You can find some parallels of this rookie card. That'd be nice All right, nice start box one box two Man on for the Phillies no outs Bryce Harper up the bat. This could be interesting one swing of the bat Bryce Harper and then we can see You can see the Phillies cut the depth is just a one run Padres are talking about it on the mound This is this this is their time to try to do some damage otherwise Josh haters gonna get called in and he's been his tech for his start with the Padres after he got traded was a little rough, but Whatever was going on he cleaned it up, and he's been he's been looking really good I think the Yankees game is underway There at the top of the second scoreless and the Astros have managed to hit And an error You did Could be he was thinking it Set of autographs here. We got Starlin Aguilar for the Mariners That'll be for Lonnie in the Ms. Most of these guys obviously it's Bowman, so they're gonna be prospects To get an auto worth looking these guys up and seeing seeing how they did this season You know prospecting some of the names we already know but Like Henry Davis nice former number one overall pick out of Louisville, I think Michael with the Pirates the only reason why I know that is because Will Smith went to the same college. I think Dodger catcher will Smith And I guess I guess they're just producing good good catchers out there That goes to Michael and the Pirates once again. Nice All right, so behind Brandon Marsh is a magenta warming a burnabelle nine out of 75 and There's a Brian de la Cruz rookie auto for the Marlins mark of the Marlins I like the big rookie card symbol right there. I dig that Torkelson Cal Raleigh and a Kyle Manzardo 20 out of 50 gold parallel for the Rays Michael the Tampa Bay. I've got a speckle auto coming up. It's Wilman Diaz 29 out of 99 for the Dodgers That'll be for Michael got randomized my Dodgers in that in that team random woman Diaz for my Dodgers I don't know where he's sitting on the top prospect list right now, but according to MLB comm he is 26 he's only 18 years old. I don't think they're really expecting him to come up until like in a few years maybe 2026 But definitely an up-and-coming prospect. He's a Think just finished rookie ball 18 years old shortstop second baseman type looks like Got a good arm Scouting grade of 60 on the arms 60 and speed 60 and fielding Getting in power 45 Not bad. What's the recommended temperature for warming Bernabell? Maybe I think you got a preheat to three preheat 350 Mike tower is usually the Recommended so out of his class Jose Ramos probably a little bit better Brandon saying but But a willman a little bit younger Dodgers known for their their farm system. They've got a I've got a good good crop of youngsters that can either come up and help the Dodgers out or they could they could be moved for for more established talent after the Dodgers early exit from this playoffs a little embarrassing but But I wonder if they should start calling up some more young talent. I think they've got a good core of Pricy superstars and maybe some hungry youngsters Little bit of a maybe a little bit of flair a little bit of passion Maybe that's something that maybe the Dodgers could Could use I think Miguel Vargas could be that guy I think given a given a good spring You know, maybe get a chance for a starting job. I think you can be that guy All right, let's flip this over here Next box we got more of this bowman sterling in the store folks brand new release jasky's case breaks calm There's Ronald Acunha's brother Louise Angel Acunha and Bryce Harper 75 out of 99 for the Phillies That's for Ben Smith brother half brother related. Maybe they are brothers. Maybe I'm thinking of the Cespidus family, I think You want yo Enes and yo Elke Cespidus may be the half brother. I don't know either way nice one Rangers Craig Got the team in the filler gets the nice Luis Angel Acunha Yeah, me too, Brandon. I want to I want to see some of these youngsters come up Diego Cartaya Bobby Miller Miguel Vargas Michael Bush Andy Pogas Ryan Pepio Guys like that get him on the team Get him going There's another ranger a maximum costa Daughters minor league clubs their double a club is in Tulsa, Oklahoma their triple a club is in Oklahoma City. That's an easy back-and-forth there. Maybe just a couple hours as the crow flies and I want to say they're They're a single a team in Michigan somewhere or is that their rookie ball team the looms Great Lakes looms. I want to say there's another willman Diaz 30 out of 99 and Another warming Bernabell this time a redemption So the Rockies that's David with a couple warmings Well, you had the parallel and now you got the autograph and another willman Diaz for the Dodgers for Michael Lossia Single a is the Rancho Cucamonga quakes. So then Great Lakes must be their rookie ball. There's the flamethrower and hunter-green and we've got a Jonathan Classe For the Mariners, it'll be for Lonnie and we got a Josh Donaldson five out of five Out of guy, I like this little style right here the name in the lights Nice on-card autograph out of fives and under a train whistle That's gonna go to Darren and the twins There you go DMAC all aboard the big hit express All right final box coming up Good luck everybody. Like I said, we got more of this willman sterling in the store So go prospecting sharp-looking set Big fan of it. Check it out. Jasper's case breaks calm Yankees have Fired the first shot They're up one nothing Not sure how that happened. Let me take a quick look who's responsible for this a Harrison Bader homerun Awesome Justin Verlander. All right final box. Good luck everybody. I don't have his family information on there, but all right We got a Henry Mendez Refractor 33 out of 199 and behind him is a Jordan VR's for the Phillies Ben Smith With the fight and fills the Brewers will get that Mendez. That's Chris parent Another parallel and autograph combo here Trace weenie 16 out of 25 blue and the auto is Jordan McCants Mark with the Marlins Nicholas you'll get the trace Sweeney to 25 Behind Videl Bruhan is a Luis Rodriguez 55 out of 75 For the Dodgers, I don't know if I don't see Luis Rodriguez on the top 30 list according to MLB Dot-com, but it looks like he's at the single a level now My team in the future the one to hold on to Michael and my Dodgers. All right a couple more mini boxes to go I've got a Matt Verling 72 out of 75. I like that pattern in the background and we got Coulson, Montgomery White Sox Jeff With the shy socks the South Siders and last mini box It's gonna be a Triple autograph. These are all are these all Giants. Yeah, they are Marco Luciano Averson, Artega and Hiro Pomaris six out of ten Brian Bunce There you go, Brian Picking up my rivals straight up Getting that triple auto not too shabby, you know, hopefully They end up being all-stars As long as they play poorly against my Dodgers, that'll be fine There you go. That's cash tag good for the hobby. There you go boys and girls four box break of 2022 Bowman Sterling Baseball pick your team to another four box in store. Check it out jazby's case breaks calm I'm Joe and I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye. Bye


Okay, so this problem is asking us whether these results are consistent with the law of conservation of mass. So the law of conservation of mass states that if the two substances completely react, then the mass of one side of the reaction will be equivalent to the mass of the other side of the reaction. So hopefully you can see in the first reaction we have hydrogen gas and oxygen gas as our reactants, and if we add up the total mass of those two reactants we get 67.5 grams. And then we go over to the products and we see waters are our only product in that reaction, and it is also 67.5 grams. So since 67.5 grams equals 67.5 grams, we can say that that example has been consistent with the law of conservation of mass. On the other hand, when we look at the next example, this one is not consistent because it says that gasoline here is completely reacting with oxygen, the 60.5 grams of gasoline with the 243 grams of oxygen to give us only 206 grams of carbon dioxide and 88 grams of water. So what that means is when we add those up we get 303.5 grams or 304 grams with significant figures on the left hand side of that reaction and 294 grams on the right hand side. Those two reactants had reacted completely, then we wouldn't have the 10 grams of lost mass left over. So if you add those two up there's a 10 gram difference between them. So that is not consistent, B is not consistent with the law of conservation of mass. Okay, thank you.


Hey guys, it's MJ the student's act tree and we're going to be looking at project appraisal, which is chapter 10 in subject CT1 and the idea behind this chapter is Let's say you're a business manager or you're a CEO or some high-powered guy and you've got various Projects that you can undertake. There's project a which is to build a stadium and do all this type of stuff Project B is to open an airline company and project C is to I don't know invent some new type of robotics and As a CEO you have to choose which of these three projects to go into Now instead of just relying on your gut feel or what you want to do What you can do is look at these measures that we've got over here To help you with your decision. They're going to quantify The various projects and they're going to like I said help you make your decision on which one to pursue Because each project is a series of cash flows So you invest some money into building the stadium or into researching the robotics or went to buying the planes and Then there will be a series of incomes or positive cash flows such as ticket sales of the stadium passengers on the airplane and selling the robots To some evil genius who wants to take of the world, you know, so you will have some Expenses and you will have some income and this happens across a timeline So you have your positive cash flows and your negative cash flows your very first measure Which is one of the most important ones is this net present value and what it does is it simply discounts all the positive cash flows? adds them together and Subtracts them from all the present value of all the negative cash flows or the expenses So you discount your revenue and you subtract it from the discount of your expense and that will give you the net present value The higher that value the better Shows you you're gonna be making more money However, this can be Distorted, let's say the stadium You know, it's gonna cost millions to build and you're gonna get millions Integra revenue so your net present value is gonna be in the millions Whereas researching the robot might just require a few hundred thousand and you might get a few hundred thousand back That net present value will be much smaller So therefore when we have two projects with different Absolute cash flows we look at the internal rate of return and what this does is it looks at How much return you're getting on your capital? So how much each dollar or each pound is making for you and the higher that value the better It is it means your money is being used more efficiently and to calculate it you set your Your equation of value so you have all your income on one side You have all your expense on the other side You have that discount value on both of them and you choose an interest rate Such that the net present value equals zero so or where you have the income equals the out go So what you can do is use the net present value formula, but instead of calculating The NPV you set the NPV to be zero and you solve for I you may have to use Interpolation in order to calculate your I because you may not be able to find it just using pure mathematics Then another important one are these payback periods. You've got the discounts of payback period and the normal payback period and this is the earliest time It takes for the overall project to become positive with regards to its cash flow So this is a bit of a liquidity measure So what you want is because normally you have your negative cash flows in the beginning And then you have your positive cash flows at the end What you want is the net effect to be positive as soon as possible So when you build let's say the stadium there may be a long period before You can start generating profit because the stadium has been constructed Whereas if you went into the airline project Once you bother the aircraft you can start selling tickets straight away And it might be very soon before you cover all your costs Then finally you can look at the accumulated profit Which is kind of like the net present value But on the other side of the timeline right at the end where you accumulate all your revenue And you subtract subtracted from the accumulated value of all your expenses Now there are other Measures that you can take and anyone interested in the subject. Please check out my video on CA1 Project Appraisal as you'll see there's other things that can influence a project Emotion and better for strategy and business reputation and the effort required to do each of these things and experience It gets quite complicated, but as far as CT1 these are the five measures you need to know I've got a little example here if anyone just wants to Pause it there and Then pause it there just to see what if you want to do a little example and see the numbers behind us. I do want to move on to the various rates of returns Rates of returns are used to calculates and rank Asset managers and to see who made the most money who was the best investor So we're gonna be looking at the money weighted rates return the time weighted rates of return and then the linked rates of return The money weighted rates return is the simplest and another formula looks really confusing, but it's not it's very simple What we're doing here is F stands for the fund value at time zero and we have the fund value at the end and Then what we do is we're solving for I that's the value we want to find out and the higher that value the better it is for our fund manager and T is the time of the duration So this is our formula and let's have a quick example to just get these numbers make it to make sense so what we do is Calculate the money weighted rates of return between these two dates. We start with our fund value here, which is the very beginning I've just Gone rid of all the excess there is to make it simpler So we have a hundred at the beginning. It's gonna be three years So I've got my three over there plus all my cash flow. So I'm just looking at the cash flows That's there's a 20 there and that's gonna go with two years And that's just one year because that's way on the timeline And then that's my final fund value and then what I want to do is Calculate this equation of value to find my interest rate I have to use a little bit of interpolation and I see 6.32 percent Another one you can do is the time weighted rate of return. This one is a little bit more complicated I mean, it's not as intuitive you can see we're dividing stuff I do get a little bit confused with this and I have made a mistake on my formula that is supposed to be a plus not a time so don't Let's always check out on me. I don't make these city mistakes But what this time weighted rates of return what it's doing is it's also looking at the fund values in between So if we do have the exact same example We can see That we remember we solving for I and see is our duration We have the very first fund value off the beginning which is that one there of The cash flow right at the beginning, which is that sorry cash flow at the beginning will always be zero Because the fund value that would be incorporated in the fund value. So of the starting value With our first one we then multiply that By the fund value you can see t1 and t1 over there plus the cash flow and then over the next one value and we keep repeating this and then We solve for I and it gives us this value here Now this is better when it comes to comparing managers because it's not very dependent on the cash flows So what we're gonna see or what what happens sometimes is? Managers go through good times and they go through bad times if I'm going through a bad investment time And I don't have a cash flow and then I go through a very good time and I do get this injection And that's what the cash is. It's additional money being added to my fund Then it's gonna look like oh wow look at me I'm so great and brilliant and that will distort the value compared to someone who got that cash injection During the bad time and they didn't get it there Whereas the time waited rate of return kind of eases that out by looking at the fund values so Like I said in CA1 you go into this much more in much more depth But for now you just need to know the following pros and the following cons So across the money waited rate of return The big advantage is that you don't need to know the fine values At each end of each year and that's very useful because it takes it is sometimes difficult to calculate those fine values in The exam you will be given those values. So don't worry about that The disadvantages as we've mentioned It's very sensitive to the timing and the amount of the cash flow You need to know all the cash flows and the equation may not have a unique solution because remember we used linear interpolation Whereas the time waited rate of return it eliminates the effect of cash flow amounts and timing which is very good when comes to comparing Asset managers the solution always exists However, you also need to know all the cash flows and you need to know the fund values at all the cash flows And job that's basically those of the two then there's the final one the linked internal rates of return Using the exact same set of examples we can use this formula gain Remember we're going to try and work out what this final I is over here and what we do is we calculate a whole bunch of Eternal interest rates for the first few years. So we have a hundred plus twenty Equals that and we work out each of them and then we link them all together Like I said these first glance if you're looking at if you haven't read anything on this chapter and you're looking at this video for The first time you're probably gonna be like what on earth is going on But read through your course notes do some examples You'll find that this is actually very easy These are like free marks in the exam and remember just this pros and cons There'll be a mark or two by mentioning those. So I don't know. I find this chapter very easy So I may have rushed through this video So if there's anything that you're unclear on or want to ask me further Please let me know in the comment section below and I'll do my best to give you a more in-depth Answer and job that is chapter 10 and next up. We will be doing chapter 11, which is investments Thanks guys for watching and remember to subscribe like share and do all those other YouTube things Hope you enjoy the rest of your day. Cheers


Hey everyone happy Friday today's Friday September 18th. Welcome to this week's video update for pro members Taking a look at the markets a little volatility the last few days always welcome in our world We've been talking about for the last couple weeks. We got this big push down and then we got a little bounce We added some more short delta there. We've been talking about especially in the live stream day trading room We've been talking about just this little consolidation box that we're currently in and we've been talking About how it keeps bouncing up and then coming down bouncing up coming down Eventually this thing is going to crack to the downside Looks like we're gonna wait until next week. We we cracked a little bit and now we're rebounding this afternoon We've got about 25 minutes before the market closes at the time of this recording. So Now I could Continue to consolidate it could bounce all the way back up Which I mean these are pretty pretty decent size moves within this consolidation box But like I said, I think I think we're gonna crack to the downside and we've got the we've got the short delta to cover that as well So S&P's down 36 today Dow down 212 Nasdaq down 140 and the Russell down 5.7 at this point So let's take a look at our well, let's start with the day trading So I've been putting out recaps or day trading. It's just it's going really really well But let me just give you a quick recap here You can also check our Facebook group and that's where we post the daily recaps if you've missed those Let's start with the mighty 90s. So this is for this week week of 914 mighty 90s actually underwater a little bit There's been very few opportunities We're only taking a couple of these trades a day and we're staying super small We're what we're seeing is we're seeing pretty big overnight moves and then in the morning. We're not getting the price reactions We're not getting that the two-way price wings that we really want for the mighty 90s strategy And so just to reiterate though, I mean, this is the strategy is still Extremely solid just because we have a little bit of downside and fewer opportunities Does not mean it's dead. We only took 11 trades. In fact, I wrote here You know, I actually missed out on some nice trades has some orders in for Tesla and Facebook and just never got filled So there are there are more opportunities than we're getting our execution hasn't been you know today, especially wasn't wasn't excellent But at the same time When the opportunities are not there, you've got to reduce size and you've got to you know, let price action dictate where you're going So we've just stayed super small taking very few mighty 90 trades And that's that's what you got to do pairs trades zero this week And I talked about this in the day trade recap as well But you know when when the markets are moving like this pairs trading is not really that Exciting to get involved in I really like doing pairs trading when there's nothing else to do and taking advantage of the spread So we just didn't even take any pairs trades and the big the big the big story is the runners I mean, we've we've just been killing it on the runner strategy and we have not released the class yet on this So we will be doing it very very soon We've just been kind of honing in our exact exit criteria and in a couple little things here So we're getting ready to roll that out as an official class to add to the day trading course But we've been trading it live in the room and kind of teaching it as we as we kind of finalized the detail So it's been a lot of fun But you can see, you know Monday booked over 570 over 1600 on Tuesday almost 600 on Wednesday over 3200 yesterday on Thursday and then another 1,700 today. So if we look at our our summary For the week total profits over $7,000 this week And then you can see the breakdown of mighty 90 pairs trades and runners for the last three weeks So we we started so before I was just kind of Piling in all of our day trading P&L Into one lump and obviously this needed to be broken out by strategy. So that's what I've been doing for the last few weeks I didn't go back to the beginning and try to sort it out because I would have just been a project in itself and So just going forward just for the last few weeks We'll be we'll be using this format to break down per strategy and then totals here. So Total for the last few weeks almost $15,000 and keep in mind. This is over the course of 14 trading days So we had five trading days this week four last week because of Labor Day And five the the week before so that's 14 Making $15,000 so averaging over $1,000 per day the last few weeks. So just great stuff Okay, so that's day trading if you guys have any questions, let us know if you haven't been in the day trading room get in there It's good stuff. We're having a lot of fun. A lot of people making some money a lot of people posting I mean 2000 $3,000 profits today. So Really good stuff. Make sure you check that out if you haven't All right, so let's go back. Let's go to the alerts now starting with the 14th, which was Monday Our first trade was qqq. So we opened up a new bunker in the queues And so let's take a look at that And that was Monday the 14th. So that's as price kind of started bouncing back up We were anticipating this rollover And and so we we added some short delta here. So let's take a look at the queues We've got several positions in the queues Let's start with that bunker that we added which is this one here So we're up a little bit on that looking for a little bit more downside before we do anything there We've also got a bunker in november that we're getting ready to take off We're gonna take this off next week See if we get a little bit more follow through to the downside and see if we can get out with a little profit in that one We've been in that one for a couple months now Now we've got a couple vertical spreads one is in the weeklies in october We're up a little over a hundred since we did that roll And then we got the one in the monthly october's we're up about 357 on that one if we still get if we get some more continuation to the downside And we get over 50 of max profit. We'll roll that one as well Next trade adobe. So we got an earnings iron duck in adobe Let's take a look at adobe So this one's right smack dab in the duckhead and we've got about 20 minutes before the close of the market So we're just going to go ahead and let this one expired. It's it's uh, it's it's pretty well centered So we're going to book hopefully a duckhead here unless something crazy happens here in the last 18 minutes before the market closes So looking at a full duckhead of 578 on that one So a nice trade there that was an earnings iron duck Next trade gold did a closing adjusting trade. So we've had these two verticals on from previous iron condors Uh, this was a put vertical and price uh in gold made a move higher So we went and closed that one out booked over 40 of max profit on that uh iron condor as a whole We only had eight days left and then um Now we're still holding our other piece of our other iron condor. So let's go to gold and check that out So, oh no, actually, I'm sorry. We closed it out. Um Oh, no, no, no, no, I'm sorry. Here it is. All right. So here's here's the other piece So we've got price sitting right here now. We've only got what is it six days left? Yeah We've got six days left. So price we were hoping price comes down a little bit And we can close this one out for a profit as well I know some of you are already close this out when when gold was trading lower and booked that profit We're gonna wait and see if we get a little down move. If not, we'll just close this out and in the And so what I was referring to this one is a full iron condor that we that we put on today Just adding uh adding some more premium applied volatility is still elevated here So just waiting for some more time to pass to uh to benefit that trade I did a closing trade in sp y so we had an iron duck that was in the duck head It was too close to the edge to just let it expire. So we went and closed it out for 19 cents Uh booked uh booked about 500 and some dollars on that one Opening adjusting on uh so this is the iron condor that we just put on on gold And I'm sorry that was actually yesterday that we put that on And then yes rolling adjusting trade. So we have a couple long put verticals here We rolled this one out. We only had one day to expiration. So we rolled it out to 36 days Adjusted those strikes down as the market moved. So let's take a look at yes We've still got a couple pieces here We've got this one. This is the one we just rolled. We're up about 60 bucks since we did that roll and then the other one Is uh, it's right here and we're up about 490 on that one. So if we get a little bit more downside We will roll that one down and out as well Closing trade in spx. So we had a weekly double calendar got a nice move down on thursday along with some elevated Implied volatility allowed us to book a book a nice profit on that one Right around 300 is what we ended up booking on that trade Uh spx iron duck as the market was coming down. We added another duck. So let's take a look at spx We've now got two ducks. This is the one we just added You could see price is pretty close to where we put it on And then and that and that one expires on the 3rd of october The other one that we have on as well is right in the duckhead here We're up a few hundred bucks, but we're uh, we're going to hold this closer to expiration, which is on the 24th so next week, hopefully we can slap another duck in the head on that one And then di a closing adjusting trade. So we had a Oh, so this is one.  We had 400 um Short shares of di a so we just closed those out and then the remaining 280 long call We closed that out. So we just closed it out and next week Uh, we'll we'll look to potentially add that short call vertical back in so we're just holding the one in di a now Which is this one here and it's pretty close to where we had rolled last up about 30 bucks So just looking for some more downside to benefit that And our our overall short delta is about one to one on our short delta versus Theta ratio when you beta weighted to spy. So we've got a we've got some short delta ready for some more down move if it comes rh So this is a post earning short put vertical. Unfortunately, this got caught in the down draft Of the market. So if you take a look at the charts and go to rh So we had earnings kind of bounced around here and it looked like we were going to get a move hired And then it just got caught in that in that big move lower in the overall market. It's still staying pretty steady I was considering rolling this but it was going to be for a pretty sizable debit I still think you know based on this price action compared to the rest of the market I still think next week we probably will get a continuation to the upside but I'd rather just shed that long delta and uh, because I just think the market overall is going lower So I don't want to fight that with uh with a long position. So we just went ahead and closed that out And that's all the alerts for the week. Let's take a look at the other positions We've got going I mentioned es gold natty gas. So we've got this adjusted short strangle in natty gas And price is hanging out right here. So we're up about 1200 bucks since we rolled this last If we get a little bit more downside in that gas We'll we'll get to a point where we're over 50 of max profit and we'll look to potentially roll or close that Bonds we've got this adjusted strangle. We're up about a little over a thousand dollars on this one Since we rolled it last we need a little bit of up movement to get back to center here But both in that gas and bonds we've got a lot of time left apple down a couple percent today So apple's been on a downhill slide now or over 50 of max on this So we will look to potentially roll this next week. Just figured we'd get it give it over the weekend and uh And deal with it early next week Mentioned adobe john deers john deers jim's been staying strong even with this market Rolling over look at john deers. I mean it is strong apparently people still love their green tractors But we've got some short delta in there and it's just outside of range. So we'll just continue to hold this I mentioned dia IWM. We've got several pieces here. Let's start with the most recent expiration We've got a long put vertical prices hanging out right inside the range We've got a another one, uh, the next in the next cycle pretty close to the same area right inside the range there We've got a bunker in november, which we'll take off early next week. We're getting real close to that 60 days to expiration So we'll probably close that out We'll just see if we get a little bit of a continuation, uh downwards next week first And then we've got the one out in december, which uh, isn't isn't good shape Just looking for some more downside on that as well We mentioned the cues smh. We've got this adjusted strangle prices pretty well centered here We're up about $500 on this one since we did our last roll spx spy We've got this iron condor We're getting close to that. We actually could have taken this off today I was I was looking at potentially taking it off, but I figured we're so centered See if we can get some more theta decay into early next week And then we'll close this up close this out and put and then potentially add another one to You know keep that keep that trade going xbi xbi is another one that's really strong. This is the biotech etf But this one has actually been really strong compared to the market And so we need a little bit of downside action to get back into center on this one And then lastly xlk. We've got a long put that we added So we're about $370 on that. We're just holding this for for some more downside action I'd like to book 50 to 100 percent. You know, we're in this for about 12 45. So if we can book 12, you know, 900 1200 bucks on this one That's that's kind of what we're looking for and if this market does roll over that's exactly what'll happen So if we get some more continuation to the downside into next week We could potentially take that one off for a nice profit And then we've got a long put vertical which we'll we'll also roll next week Got a good over 50 percent of max profit on that one at this point And then lastly we have a bunker here as well, which is currently up a couple hundred bucks Looking for some more downside to benefit that. So that's all the alerts. Those are all the positions If you guys have any questions, let us know.  Cheers


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Hello, thank you for joining me. I'm in the Dukeswood estate of Jarge Cross today. The reason I've come here is because where I am here is the first place you can see one of the streams which flows into the rather secretive river Alderborne. It's just here, down there. Doesn't look like much, but that stream which is flowing through someone's garden goes off under the road, under that house and down there, and it joins the river Alderborne in the village of Forma. So what we're going to do, we're going to head on down there in my car and we're going to follow the Alderborne and see where it takes us because it's a very secretive river. There's very few places the public can actually see it, so we'll leave Dukeswood estate behind, jump in my larder and we're going to go down to Forma. So I parked the larder down in Forma, just walked up the road back towards Jarge Cross lined with daffodils. Now we saw the stream which flows towards the Alderborne in Dukeswood. Beyond Dukeswood it goes under the M40 and then our next sighting of the stream is across this field. As you can see there's a bit of a lake. It's shown on the map as fish ponds. Now the M40 is just there. You can just see the odd lorry and a few vehicles. There's more fish ponds to the north of the M40 but I couldn't really see them well enough to be worth showing them. So there's more fish ponds up there which are obviously man-made. There's probably an interesting culvert which takes the water under the motorway. So it goes down there and then it joins the main course of the Alderborne. So what I'm going to do now is walk back down into Forma and we'll go and find the main course of the Alderborne. I've just come down the hill now back in towards the village of Forma. Behind this wall here is Forma Place. It's quite a large, quite attractive house. I believe it's now apartment. It's private so I won't be able to take you inside but I believe on the other side that hedge the river possibly forms like an ornamental feature of the gardens. Now here is the village of Forma. So what we're going to do is I'm going to show you the centre of the village of Forma. It's a very small but very attractive village. I'll show you the official course of the River Alderborne because as far as I'm aware what we've been looking at so far is just the stream. It's not the actual Alderborne. So let's have a look. So there's the little church. We're going to have a quick look at that as well. So it's just a pleasant village. Not far from Jarrods Cross. Let's get across the road. So here's the first official clue to anything being to do with the Alderborne. This road here, look it's called Alderborne Lane. So we're going to be following Alderborne Lane, partly on foot, partly in the larder and here is the actual Alderborne itself. Right down there in a cutting and then it goes into a culvert. Well I'll tell you it's not cutting. You know what I mean? There we are. I'll let you see it through the railings. So one thing I'm going to have to do, once we've had a look at the village, I'm going to have to put wellies on and I'm going to go down into the cutting or sorry I keep saying cutting. I know it's not cutting. It's me thinking in railway terms. Into the river and through the culvert it must come out over there somewhere. But here is Forma Parish Church. I've never been in this church. I would like to one day so perhaps another day I'll come and have a look in the church. But now I'm going to walk up there to try and find or get as close to the source of the Alderborne as I possibly can. So this is about as close as I can get to the source of the main branch of the river Alderborne, somewhere in those fields. They're all a bit flooded. You can just see the M40 up there. There's a little farm there. So it officially bubbles up in there and it seems to have flooded the fields a bit and then the river flows off down towards Forma. We're about a quarter of a mile away now from Forma on this public footpath. That way if you went there you could go back to George Cross or Stoke Poges and then this way is the way I've just come along to Forma. So I'm just going to show you up here. There's one bit you can see the river flowing across the fields. It then goes behind the houses and then somewhere it must come to that culvert that I showed you. So when I showed you the culvert in Forma that was the downstream end of the culvert. A slight mystery as to where the upstream end is but I'm determined to find it. So what I'm going to probably do is when I get back I'm going to replace my trainers when I get back to the car for wellies. I'm going to get in the river and see if I can actually get through the culvert. I thought if I can't find the end of the culvert on that and I'll just go in the culvert and walk through it and see if I can find the other end of it. So here we come to the end of the footpath. So here are we at Hedgley. That way and Forma Village that way. So I'm going to follow the Daffodil lined lane back to Forma. Now this field where we have a few cattle. You can just see where it's a bit flooded but then the river flows off just down there. That's the course of the river and then the house you can see that's the beginning of Forma Village. So I'm going to follow this Daffodil lined lane back to Forma Village and I'm going to go and put my wellies on and get in the river. Well here I am looking a little bit different. I'm in the Alderborne and I'm ready to go underground. I'm going to show you here. When I said it's in a cutting I know I'm using railway terminology but see how deep down into the ground it is. And that culvert it didn't look that impressive from above but have a look at it now.  It's pitch black so I've got my head taught John and I'm going to attempt to go through it and see what's on the other side. There's also an awful bit. So that must be another stream that's culverted from somewhere up the hill and it joins the Alderborne here. Anyway, time to go underground. So here I am. I am just inside the culvert. Now I was hoping to take it all the way through but unfortunately there's very deep silt so I can't. It's going to go above my wellies. But I'll let you have a look through like that with my torch. If you look to there I can see this was a road bridge as far as where I'm shining the torch. And then there's a slight kink. I can just about, you probably can't. You just see daylight. So what I think they've done is there was an area on the other side. I'll show you when we get back up to ground level on the video screen. A bit like this. What I've done, they've covered it over and made it into a culvert. So I really did hope to take you through there. So I'm sorry I couldn't do that. But what I'll show you with this stick here, I'll show you how deep the silt is. So if I put the stick into the silt, just up here, then it goes, see what I mean, it goes down quite a way. So I can't go in there. It's too dangerous. So maybe one day I'll try and do it away. But I think the other thing to do now is to get back up to ground level. I'll show it to you from street level. Now I've worked out where the other culvert is. And then we'll carry on further upstream and see what we can find. So here we are back up at ground level. That's the culvert we were down in. So as I was saying, I could see it used to be a bridge and they've filled the second half in to make a longer culvert. So if we have a look here, you can see the parapet there where it says Alderborne Lane. I reckon there was probably another parapet about here somewhere. So it had just been a simple bridge. And then where there was a slight kink here, where these liner benches are, the river would have been out for you to see it, except it would have been down in quite a deep cutting, as I pointed out, as it is on that side. So where I'm walking now, I'm technically walking upstream above the river. So this is what I was hoping to do down in the culvert. But as I said, it was just too silty. It had gone over my wellies and I could have got stuck in a rather dangerous position. So I thought it was best to be safe and come out. But I just really want to go through it. Anyway, I have found the other end. It's just here. Not that exciting really, but there we have the river. And yeah, so I was going to go there. I probably wouldn't have been able to have climbed up. I'd have probably just been able to have, I'd have got someone to film me and I'd have waved and be like, hello, I'm down down in the culvert.  So we're going to leave the beautiful little village of Fulmer now and follow the Alderbourne upstream in the direction of the River Colm. So this is just a little bit down Alderbourne Lane. The river is still down, down there in its deep cut in and I'm going to have to go that way. So there's the larder. I'm going to jump in the larder and we're going to drive on up Alderbourne Lane and see what more of the Alderbourne we can find. So we're now driving along Alderbourne Lane. As you can see, the Alderbourne is never far from Alderbourne Lane and when we get to the junction here, we are going to have to drive right through the river because there's a water squash. So that's Alderbourne Lane. Here, as you can see, the car in front, that's the water squash. So we're going to drive through the Alderbourne and then I'm going to have to turn around and come back. So yeah, this is always exciting when we get back to Alderbourne. So we're now going to turn the car around, then we're going to carry on towards Iverheath. I couldn't resist just getting out of the car to go and inspect the Ford myself. So here it is. I've come through this Ford various times over the years and I've always been fascinated with it. I don't think I've ever actually walked through it before. I've only ever been through it in the car. Interestingly, there's possibly another stream coming in here and I think there's a stream on the other side and I can't walk through this. I did take that stick with me that I've left it in the car. So here I am literally standing in the middle of the Alderbourne in the Ford which I've been through so many times but never actually walked through. There's also appears to be another stream coming down here and joining the river from there. So there must be another spring up there and I'll walk back over the bridge. Seedy. So it's not even a foot deep so I suppose I could just read that before walking into the river wondering how deep it was. So a nice little narrow bridge and the river flows off down there. Now it's going to be up there where things are really going to get complicated because it goes through the junction of the M25 and the M40. So might be easier said than done trying to look at that bit. Supposedly though more people have been to space than seeing the river between those junctions. So I wonder what we can do. I wonder if we can go and have a closer look. I wonder if we can go somewhere where more people have been to space than this river. I don't know but I think the thing to do is to jump in my car and go for a drive find out. Well now on a road called Seven Hills Road. You can tell it's very noisy that's because we're going over the M25 and one of my videos where we end up crossing the M25 you may have seen. I did a video a while back at Chawley Wood where we had a look at where the Metropolitan line went under the M25. Well somewhere down there the Alderborne goes under the M25. We'll go under the slip road and up there is the junction with the M40 under the slip road under the M25 and then under two more slip roads. So my plan is to see if we can get anywhere close. So look ahead up there just after this bridge there's a public footpath. Now my plan is to go down that public footpath and that will at the very least it will take us to the Alderborne further downstream from where we last saw the Alderborne at the Ford. It's probably about a mile as the crow flies but it's been quite a long way around. I've had to drive up to Iverheath. I've left my car in Iverheath Village Centre which is about three-quarters of a mile that way. I came along a long footpath along the edge of the motorway which brought me to here. Now just up here there will be a public footpath. So my plan is to try and find the public footpath and just over there is Pinewood Studios where a lot of films and television are made. So give you an idea of where we are. Now this public footpath I'm looking for should be oh yeah that's good I can see the sign. I assume the way it's shown that we've got these very faint signs we've got one there and one there before the motorway the public footpath probably went straight across here so it's had to be diverted slightly because of the motorway. So now I'm going to head off down this public footpath and let's see if we can find the Alderborne. I'm just making friends with the locals on my walk. We are now heading down towards the valley of the Alderborne so we come to here. The Alderborne must be there's a pylon in the distance which the camera I don't think is picking it out but the river Alderborne is down at the bottom of this field. So it's when I get down there the question is what can we see. The river's obviously come through this motorway junction so I'm going to try and get a closer look at that. So let's go down and find the Alderborne. So I'm now at the bottom of the field where we met those friendly horses at the top. Just there's a couple of sit roads between the M25 and the M40. We come down here and here is the river again we're reunited with the river. As I've said this is a river where you know there's very few places that the public can actually see it and we did the river Mizborn and most we could pretty much follow the whole river this one we just got to cross it on the few places you can. There's another stream there flowing along into the river so I'm going to cross the river here on this bridge and then we're going to have a look and see what happens where it comes under the road. So the footpath continues that way towards those woods. The river goes away from public viewing in that direction. I'm going to follow it up to here and just see what I can see really. I really don't know what to expect. It could be a great big culvert that I could walk through. It might be just a small tube. I don't know but I can see so I can see it now. I can see straight through it. So well this is where it's going to get interesting. That's the culvert now certainly big enough for me to stand up in and walk through. The question is if it's too deep I'm not going to be able to go through it but if it is too deep what I might do I might just have to go and invest in some waders and come back another day. So I'm just going to make my way around those bushes and try and get a closer look. So here we are just slightly upstream of that bridge. Here is the culvert under two slip roads. Now I've just attempted to try and walk through it. It looks um really it did look quite nice and I thought yeah I might just be able to walk straight through it but the sill as soon as you start walking on it it all starts bubbling up. I started sinking so it's basically too dangerous to go through. I might try and come back in the summer and have another go but see this stick I put this stick in here let's pull this stick out we should be able to see how deep it is. So right yeah it's hard to show you I appreciate. It is deep but deep really deep deeper than my wellies so I'm not going to attempt to go any further. I'm going to walk home now or walk back to my car and drive home and have a cup of tea I think. What I think I'll do though another day we'll find out what the rest of the river has in store. Don't think it's going to be quite as exciting as this and like I said perhaps if the river gets to a very low flow or even dries up I don't really want to see the river dried up if it does dry up on a very hot day in the summer perhaps we'll come back and have another go at trying to go through these culverts because I really am intrigued to see what's on the other side. So I hope you enjoyed this little video from the River Audubon one of the lesser known rivers of Buckinghamshire thank you very much for watching please do feel free to like subscribe and comment and from a culvert under a couple of slip roads thank you very much for watching goodbye.