Hello everyone. I hope you're doing well. In this video, I'm going to talk to you about the Firebase Cloud Firestore, which is going to provide the database services for our apps. Hopefully by now you have watched the Firebase kind of introduction, or excuse me, the Firestore introduction video, the official one from Google. If not, take a second and go watch that. It's quite short. But let me give you an overview of the Cloud Firestore and how we are going to use it and what it's good at.  So you can see all of the slides. All right. So what is this Cloud Firestore and why do we care? All your apps, or nearly all of your apps are connected to some sort of remote data source, right? Because for several reasons, first, if your app has data and those data are connected to users, right, you need to be able to share data within a single user across all that user's devices. And then, of course, many apps today, you know, think of your Instagrams, your YouTube, your Facebooks, your Snapchat, whatever, they're built around the premise of connecting people and sharing data between those people. Well, the way that works is you have to have some sort of remote data source, right? These devices are almost exclusively not talking peer to peer. You're not talking directly to another person's phone. You're going through a cloud service, a cloud database to share your information, right? But of course, you know, one of the other big uses of a remote database is to save things, you know, to keep them safe, to prevent against data loss, right? Phones are unreliable. They crash. Apps crash. So let's put the information somewhere where it is safe. It's also the case that your phone has somewhat limited storage.  My wife hasn't had the ability to take a picture on her phone without first deleting a couple in a couple of years now, right? So putting the data off the device and up in the cloud has a lot of different benefits, okay? So cloud storage, what is the cloud? Cloud is one of those terms that's kind of floated around. And do we really understand what it means? Well, let's just try and distinguish between, say, a computer sitting in a closet at work that our devices talk to, right? So this is a server model, but it's not the cloud, right? We could write apps that talk and store data on this machine in our closet, but the cloud is fundamentally different, right? The cloud is huge, but all it is, what it really is, is a collection of these little server things just all piled all together for a couple of reasons, right? One is scalability, right? The cloud is huge. But again, it's just a collection of servers that host different applications that people can run their code on, but that can scale up to massive sizes, right? For example, Facebook has a cloud, Amazon's cloud powers Snapchat and a variety of other things. So the main thing is computing power and can you scale up to millions or billions of users? You can't do that with your computer in the closet at work. Reliability, the cloud gives you reliability. The cloud is not in any one place. It's not in Redmond, Washington or Canton, Ohio. It's spread out across the country, across the world, and the servers in the cloud are replicated across the world so that if, say, the internet connection to Wilmington is interrupted, then any cloud services that people rely on here, those fail over to some other safe place like Charlotte, okay? So you get reliability. And the other thing is you get efficiency, right? If I'm traveling to, say, Japan and I need to access my computer server at work, that's not going to be an ideal scenario. However, people like Google, Firebase, Microsoft, Amazon, they have data centers all over the planet. And typically when you connect to an application that's served in the cloud, you connect to the application that is physically closest to you because it is going to be the most efficient in terms of transmission time, okay? So the cloud is a collection of servers that are hosted by these companies. All right. Now, data and databases in the cloud. This slide is here for those of you who may have taken a database course or been familiar with databases. If you're not familiar with databases, you can kind of tune out for just a second. Most databases that people are familiar with are what we call relational databases. Things like MySQL, SQLite, Postgres, Microsoft SQL Server, those are relational databases. Relational databases organize, you know, your concepts that you care about into what we call tables. And then these tables are related to one another. So this structure has been around since the 70s. It's very efficient for certain types of querying and processing, but it's very inefficient for other types of processing, right? These types of relational databases were made with the idea in mind that data had something in common with one another. So what do I mean by that? Think about Amazon and how you have an order on Amazon.  And that order concept is also related to you, the user that bought it, potentially to the seller who sold it. Some price, some address where it was shipped to, ratings and customer reviews, videos promoting the product. The concept of an item is related to many other things. And the power of the relational database is being able to search or query across those relationships. So show me every order that Dr. Bob has made in the last 30 days that included the word batteries. This is what relational databases give you. And they're very powerful in that respect. But if you've dealt with a relational database, you know that designing them properly so that they can be queried and searched and updated efficiently is a challenge. So the more recent trend in database technology is toward non-relational databases or no SQL databases. The Google cloud fire, excuse me, the Firebase cloud fire store is one such thing. Non-relational databases kind of emerged from, I believe, from Google, actually, with the advent of the internet, where we're not really caring as much about the relationships between data in our database, because these relationships are expensive to maintain. All we're caring about is just putting information in and looking up that information later, not the relationships between information, right? So non-relational databases store things that are also called document databases. And you can think of a document as an instance of a class in Java. So like we've had the beer advisor and you had beers in that app. A beer, an instance of a beer would be a document in the database. And you don't really care about the relationships between beer and other beers. You just care about the attributes of that beer. That's what document databases are good at storing, right? And what makes them preferable to relational databases is they're much faster at storing this kind of just document and objects and attribute properties and then searching them with a full text search. But they're inefficient at searching for complex queries like show me all the orders that Bob made between January 1st and January 30th. That includes batteries. Non-relationals are not so good at that, but they're good at just looking up specific data points, okay? So some terminology. The Firestore, the Google Cloud Firestore, which is the database we're going to use, is a document-oriented database, okay? And there are some terms, and this is the basic structure of it. So first you've got a big database. Typically you're going to just have one database per app, right? So the document, these guys down here, the document is the basic unit of storage. And you should think of a document as one of the model objects in your model view view model pattern, right? A single document is a single instance of, say, a user object or an item for sale object or a beer object or a book, right? What it actually is, though, is just the data, like the strings and integers that comprise that object, stored in what is called a document, okay? So the documents consist of keys and values, and you can think of these keys and values as the attributes and the attribute values on your Java object. Now the beer has a color and it has a style. Those are both strings, so you would have style that's a string value, color that's a string value, et cetera, et cetera, okay? So those attributes in the documents are called fields, right? And they can include a whole variety of types, everything you're used to, integers, floats, strings. You can also have lists and a couple other things, like geographic points and some other things that we haven't encountered natively in Java, right? But the fields are the attributes of a document. So if a document is a class or an instance of a class, the fields are the attributes of that class, okay? The final thing you need to understand is a collection, right? So a collection are containers for related documents. So you may want to have a container, for example, of items for sale, right? You have a collection of items that are for sale throughout your app and each item has a different, or excuse me, each document in that collection represents a different item or users in your application, okay? So this is it. You got documents as the basic unit of storage, every document has fields that capture its data, and then the documents are organized into collections, right? And you have to have at least one collection, but that could be enough. You could have multiple ones, all right? So how do you work with the Firestore, right? So the Firestore is pretty clever because whenever data is added or deleted or modified in the Firestore database, in other words, you're putting data in or taking it out, it pushes the changes out to your device if you want automatically, right? So if one user changes data, like you say, this item has been sold and you save that to the database, you know, I on my phone say, oh, I completed the sale and I say it's sold, that data goes up to the Firestore. It can automatically push out that update to the sold item to every device on the planet. That's pretty cool. Or you can configure your application to periodically pull and then pull the changes every once in a while if you want to. But the good news is also you don't need to worry about networking stuff. Just like with the Firebase authentication that we talked about in the last video, you just call a Java library to put the data and get the data out and listen for updates. That's it. It's pretty simple once you get the, you know, the feel for the library. And one of the really, really convenient parts of working with the Cloud Firestore, which is not necessarily not so convenient working with other database services is that the Firestore allows you to map your documents to Java objects and Java classes directly, right? So you can say things like, I'm going to define a class in my app called beer, and it's going to have a string color and a string style. And then you tell the fires, you can create a list or an array list of these beer objects. And you can tell the firestore, hey, just save this beer object to the cloud and it'll do it. And you don't have to worry necessarily about translating it into this concept of a document or translating the field values or anything like that. You just say, put this beer object in the cloud and the firestore does it. Pretty neat.


Traditionally supporters of BJP, some parties and prominent political personalities of Jammu have started criticizing BJP government. Some have launched their own parties and are fighting the upcoming DDC elections against the BJP while others have decided to boycott. Common among all of these parties is that they are all anti-BJP. In Kashmir, parties have come together to fight in an alliance, the election against the BJP. In Jammu although, there is no formal alliance, all the small parties are fighting against the BJP. We are the people who supported the abrogation of Article 370 with the hope that something good will happen and that our youth would be empowered, that they'll be getting adequate share in employment and all such kind of slogans, you know, they all have proved to be a damp script. What is the right of the central government to bring the law here? Look, there are 15-20 laws within a year and you tell me any law that the people have violated on the street. After every law comes, it is changed whether it is a domicile or a landlady or to remove the SRO. So what is the right of the central government to break the law here in Jammu and Kashmir? You see, there is no development at all and particularly the villages have been totally neglected by the BJP government, whether it is the central government or the state administration which is being, you know, run by the BJP government at the center because it's the BJP at the center which is running its proxy rule in Jammu and Kashmir, they too have failed. We have been deprived of even our 4G connectivity which the Supreme Court also said is now a fundamental right, a constitutional right. People are without wages, all those daily wages, working various government departments, they have been deprived of their wages for the last several months and even years. And the employees, they are, you know, annoyed with the government, the contractuals are not being regularized as was assured to them. Look, after breaking the law, Jammu and Kashmir has created a different kind of environment, a different kind of situation. The main basis of the BJP party is the Jammu province, they all know it. So all the parties that are against us, at least we are happy with this, that today the BJP party is the strongest and all of them are joining us in the election, BJP versus AL. This is for the first time that Ekjot Jammu is going to be political, we were not allies with BJP at any point of time and we have decided now after working for six long years for Jammu on issues which are issues of survival and existence for J&K and for Jammu, in fact Jammu region, we decided to go political because that's the only way for the survival of Jammu. We would like to ask the government that they have been deprived of more than 375 or 35 jobs for more than a year. What have they done for the youth here? Have they brought jobs here? The promise of 50,000 jobs that the previous LG did to them was not able to be implemented so far and new laws are being imposed here and what is being said about Jammu Kashmir? What is being said about Jammu Kashmir? All these laws are not being made by looking at the reality of Jammu Kashmir, they are being copied and pasted by different states. First of all we need to understand that as far as Delhi is concerned, the Union of India's Central Government is concerned, it has a consistent policy from the last more than 70 years to run Jammu and Kashmir through Kashmir. So the BJP also adopted the same policy. So on policy paradigm it is no different from Congress. You see, firstly the people are being deprived of their already limited job avenues because you see that people from outside who have settled here and once they get their domicile certificates which they have already availed of, they will be eligible for jobs here. So we will now have to compete with people from outside states. This will squeeze the employment avenues for the local people of the erstwhile state. Secondly the lands would be taken over by the outsiders, there is no doubt about that because the corporate houses outside are waiting to buy the lands of particularly the poorer sections of people would be affected because they are the more vulnerable sections and they could be easily exploited and divested of their lands and once they lose their lands, there will be no option for them except to work under these corporate houses and this would ultimately have the effect of enslaving these people because having lost their jobs and their lands, there will be no course available to them other than to serve under these corporate houses and the big business houses who would be taking over in Jammu and Kashmir. And there will be in fact the masters in the days to come. The government has only done one thing that is installing of toll plazas all over Jammu region which is being agitated by the people which is being opposed by the people and people are very very unhappy with the BJP government and they are waiting anxiously for the elections. They wanted to overthrow this government.


My name is George Brooks. I am originally from New Jersey, but now IT for the last 33 years. And in between that, still cutting down trees, climbing trees, and all that other stuff in between. My name is Terrell Lee. I'm from Mobile, Alabama. I work in a small used car lot just to get out of the house. I discovered this whole community of traders in the trade room, which, you know, I mean, I was sitting in front of my computer at home all by myself, and now all of a sudden, here is this community out there, which I found very generous. Everybody was so supportive and welcoming. I just really blew me away. What makes us so different than other schools is that we're just not your typical school that's just gonna teach you how to trade.  We're looking for traders that we could trade together. My name is Josh Leviton. I'm from Bethpage, New York. And I'm the senior instructor here at Sabra Trading University. What makes our on-site class so great, aside from the networking aspect of it all, just having our students meet each other for the first time, is the fact that myself and Fausto are very hands-on with our students in the sense of just being able to literally overlook their shoulder and watch their trade, what they're focused on from their platform. Some news came out, I think just popped. While I can comment on what they should focus on online, they might not be able to understand that as well compared to having us right there in front of them. I kinda like the idea of not being in front of a computer eight hours a day, because I can't do that. So I kinda like the idea of doing it in the morning and then going to do all the other stuff I need to do. Everyone that you thought was gonna do that, you're gonna have nine losses versus one winner. Yeah, it's not worth it. When I spoke to Fausto on the phone and he interviewed me, the thing he said, the hardest thing between me to do would be to unlearn the things that I previously learned and it turns out that's 100% true. And the stuff that I'm learning from him and from Josh and everybody has really made all the difference in the world in understanding what a day trader is and how it actually works. Of Fausto and the staff at CTU University, they're really on top of everything. They give you good trade choices and they keep you alert onto whatever's happening in the market at the time for the day. Right, so we made a profit, would I just say earlier? Just take the money and run because guess what? If you didn't take it, how would you be doing right now? Now you're losing money.  That's all you're looking to do. You got it, you made it. Listen, for every stock that kept on going, for everyone that you thought was gonna do that, you're gonna have nine losses versus one winner. I don't think you're gonna find a better support team in the stock trading business anywhere. That's why I'm here at the platinum level. You know, a lot of people wanna go out there and trade and don't know if it's for them or not. And guess what? That's okay because it's not. And the thing you have to look at is you have to find a mentor, you have to find a school, you have to sample a couple of things with a couple of schools out there, do a couple of classes, and you make the choice. But don't make the biggest mistake that people make.  I mean, would you ever want someone to work on your loved ones that never went to med school? Or how about just giving your finance money to some financial planner that never learned finance? We are no different, but you are on the right path. The right path is you should be doing it on your own. And by doing it on your own, you need a mentor to show you how to do it. And that's what you're gonna get here at Cybertrading University. All right, traders. This is Falstow from Cybertrading University. Let me just get a little chat back. If you could hear me loud and clear, please. Just share my screen, give me a second here. All right, there we go. All right, thanks a lot, Dan. Renzo, good to see you all.  Get that up and running. All right, there we go. All right, good, good, good. Loud and clear, Bob. Good, good. Well, welcome, everybody. And hopefully you just watched that little quick video. Those are some of our previous students that we had here, the success rate. We want you to see that some of the people what they experienced, they're just like you. You know, they're just people that try to make a day's living, maybe try a new career, want to do something different. And you know, and you could see this is why we've been doing it for 25 years. Now, the reason why we're here today is I wanna see that if I have any new traders out there that wanna go out there and be like just like them. So when it comes to trading, I wanna be able to teach you and tell you what we do here at Cyber Traversity. I wanna invite every single one of you to come into my trading room and to see, not me, but to see these people and see if they're making money doing it. Because after what's going on with COVID, what's going on with the Reddit stocks, what's going on with cryptocurrencies, what's going on with Potsack. Listen, there's a whole market out there that some of you are just not seeing. And the biggest thing in it, what it makes, the big difference is that some of you just don't use the proper tools. And that's what we're gonna talk about today. So let me just change the slide here. This is what we're gonna basically cover. And we're gonna talk about something called order flow, okay, basically seeing how these stocks move the way they do and follow the money. I'm gonna show you a couple of glimpses of level three and level four. Some of you like, well, I never, there's such a thing. Yes, there is. You're probably thinking of level two. No, this is something that's 20 times and a hundred times more data that you're not getting. I'm gonna also talk about tape reading because that's what I am. I'm a tape reader. I'm gonna show you guys how we read the tape. How do you know these things are going up versus how they're going down? See, the big problem with a lot of you, what you're doing and that I always find and in my staff training you, you said a lot of you always focus on the past. Why not focus on the future? And the future is to see where the orders are, not to see some dumb indicator out there that's working on some algorithm of a mathematician that invented. Now I don't wanna bash any of them, but listen, what we're doing here is how Wall Street trades. How do I know that? Because I was one of them. I live here in New York. I was trained by the best traders in the world. I say that all the time. I am one of the original Sews bandits. If you read any of the old books, I'm actually one of the originals.  Yes, why wouldn't I? This is the greatest job in the world. You know, you're your own boss, you can do it anywhere in the world, but the only way I was able to be very successful at it is because I was taught by very successful traders. So that's what I'm looking to do. I'm looking to find some of you here. I wanna tell you a little bit about the program of what you're all gonna experience being part of CTU and then most importantly, give you guys the opportunity to actually see it live. Now, just a couple of quick things just to let you know about me. People always ask and say, Thou so, if you're such a great trader, why do you teach? And I get that question all the time and I always tell everybody this, okay? I can't answer for all the people. I don't know what their excuse is, okay? But I don't have an excuse. The reason why I teach and the only reason I'm good as I am is because I train traders to be good traders so we work together like a team just like what you saw in that past video of the students. That's basically what we're doing. We're traders, we're focusing together, we're making money together. See, when I worked at a brokerage firm, the only way I was able to succeed my success because I didn't wanna sit there and split my profits all day with some brokerage firm, I had to start my own firm. This is not, I don't have my own firm but I came up and I started a school to teach people how to do it and I run one of the original trading rooms in today's industry, which is gonna be awesome. So quick question, I wanna do a quick poll, all right? So just give me a second here. Let me bring this up here and I wanna just get to know a little bit about everyone here. So can everyone just tell me what kind of trader are you? Are you a stock trader? Are you an options trader? Are you a forex trader? What kind of trader is everybody here? Just wanna know. All right, let's just see if that poll going through. All right, I'm gonna share the poll. Oh, it looks like some of you still answering this question. All right, let me share the results. So what we got right here is you could see, oh, we got a lot of options traders, obviously took the lead. So anyway, just to let you know what I am, I'm a stock trader, okay? You know, if you trade options, that's great but why are you trading something 10 times harder when you could just trade the stock? Don't be influenced when people tell you, oh, you don't need a lot of money to do this. That's why people do it. Well, if there was a reason, why is not everybody doing it? And everyone's successful. If that was the case, why is it not replacing the stock market? The thing is you could do very well with options but you gotta be a good stock trader first, okay? It's the movement of the stock that makes an option move, okay? So, and how do you know what option to trade? So don't take it in a bad way, take it in a good way. Futures, Forex, investing, listen, we do swing trading, we do option trading. I don't do futures and Forex, I just like, you know, I watch what they talk about every day, what they talk about, the stock market, the stock market.  If you're not making money within 30 to 60 days, chances are you better try a different market. It should not take you longer than that. If you're taking longer than that, it's obviously not really profitable or it's worth your time. So that's basically when it comes down to it. By the way, so that's basically what we're looking to do. I wanna teach you guys the art of trading. I wanna show you exactly how and the way I was trained. And then hopefully you guys, if you think you're capable of doing it, we're gonna put you to the test and we're gonna go out into trading. So anyway, this is my love of family. I always like to share my family because it's actually one of the last trips I went on since the coronavirus. But this is basically, I have my three wonderful boys, my wife Debbie, Alex, Max, and Lucas. What's great about, you know, having a family, I've been married to almost 25 years now. Being a trader and traveling my family is always great. That's the beauty about doing what we're doing. You're not tied to one place. You can't, I don't have to ask your boss for vacation days, whatever. And that's, you know, I think why my bond for my family has always been great because we're able to stick together and do things together.  It's not like that when it comes to trading. But there are two families here at Cyber Trading University we have. I have my personal family and I have my live family. So that's basically what we're looking, you know, what I'm looking to do. I'm looking to, you know, hopefully incorporate you into my second family. So let's get right into it. Now you know a little bit about CTU. Let's get right into it. So my question to everyone is this, why are you here? Why are you all here? Okay, so this is the actual answer. It's not about making money. It's about stop losing it. You see, everybody wants to learn how to make money. Everybody's like, what are you buying? What do you think this is, the race track? What are you betting on? You know, what number are you putting on? Listen, it's not about making money. The winners take care of themselves.  You know why you're here. It's not about the winners. It's like you get these losers, you don't know why. Well, did you know who's selling it against you? Do you know why it went down? You know, these are things that you have to, are you trading with anyone that was able to hit you in the back of the head and say, what are you doing? Get out of it because we're all out of it. Get rid of that ego. It's all about losing. That is everyone's biggest issue. So going out there and trading together is very, very important and that's what we're going to talk about. Let's talk about some stocks. Okay, AMC, GameStop. Okay, did everyone see what happened yesterday? Anybody saw what happened yesterday? With GameStop? Just give me a chat and just say yes or no. What about you, Mike, John, Lance? Renzo, you did, right? Okay. Andrew? Barry? Yes, raised up pretty high, right? Amit? Absolutely. I think it was incredibly, I think it just took off. Why? Why? Well, we all know it's been a big thing with the Reddit, you know, with Wall Street, Bet Sky, kids going out there and trading it. But the thing is, we knew about that stock moving as it was moving along. I didn't know about the news. I don't, I can't watch all these chat rooms. But as a trader, you know, and being a part of a trading room, we were able to see these things and we were able to capitalize and jump on it, right? So you don't have to always have all that inside, you know, in all these chat rooms. But look right here, this is actually our tweet. You can actually go to our Twitter feed, okay? This is yesterday, yesterday, right here. These, we have a watch list. We do one at 9 a.m. and we do one at 2.30, okay? And then we, and once we do our 2.30 meeting, then we'll basically, we'll put the tweet of stocks. Look at the stocks on this watch list. Mara, CCIV, Workhorse, AMC, and absolutely GME, which is GameStop. This was right around here. Hold on. Let me get my pointer so you guys can follow along. Okay, so we do our meeting right around here at 2.30, which you're all going to be invited to. And by the time I'm done with the meeting, the stock was already up to here. So by the time I was able to put that tweet out there, that's where that time was, all right? Now, clear all. So it ended up happening right around 3 o'clock. Then goes from 60, 70, 80, 100, 120 after hours trading, which by the way, some of you don't know you can even do that, but we do it here. Stock goes up to $200, okay? Could you imagine owning 1,000 shares of that stock? How about this? Forget about 1,000. How about just one share? One share. Everybody's starting to call me the one share guy. You know, oh, it's moving too fast. Listen, you have to learn how to trade. You got to know how to get, not be a deer in the headlines. If you just bought one share of that stock, you did great. You know what I mean? Shoot, if you bought 100 shares, I mean, like, and the stock goes up 30, 40 points. There's your $2,000, $3,000 right there, fellow traders. But I don't have a crystal ball. I'm just a trader, you know? And I teach my traders how to trade with me to find and capitalize on stocks like this. So AMC, another one, follows side by side. Stock, you can see right there in the bottom, went from 15 at 3 o'clock, which is 1,500 hours. Stock goes from 750 all the way to 11. It's a lot cheaper, right? A lot cheaper than GameStop. Some of you would be like, I couldn't afford GameStop. Well, why not AMC? AMC did great. And then look what happened after hours. Thing was just unbelievable, fun stock. So if you guys want to watch it, I don't know if anyone subscribed to my YouTube channel. I know we're broadcasting live on YouTube, which, by the way, whoever is watching on YouTube, like us, friend us, because we give alerts all the time. I'm live every morning at 9 AM doing this. I actually start trading at 8 AM. But we do this every morning, and we also do it at 2.30 in the afternoon. Now, the Reddit stocks, OK? So we know about these stocks. We know they're moving. What's going on? How do we find them, all right? How did you know that they were moving faster? Like I said, I don't follow these people. I don't follow anybody. I can't. I mean, there's not enough hours in the day. Where do we find these stocks? Right here. The big percentage gainers and losers. The stock started showing up there. You could see it's the biggest percentage gainer. It was up 253%. I just work off the big percentage gainers and losers. You could see 140% KOSS, FSR, EXPR, all those of the Reddit stocks. Because obviously, we've been hearing about them. Why are they all up on the top ranking? That's how we find them, OK? So the big issue is some people say, wait, where do you find your stocks from? Right there. Right where you're looking at right there. We follow those orders, OK? Now, the problem is, how do we know which one to follow? And how do we know when it's going to max out? That is the $64,000 question. So just here is a couple of students that traded stocks that were in there that were in yesterday. This is our trading room. So you've got to have the right tools in the toolbox. And where it all comes down to it, following the money.  The question is this. Why is it going up? Who's buying it? Who's selling it? You've got to remember, let me ask everybody a question here. If I was able to tell you that we could actually see 90% of the trades that are going out there right this moment right now, if you own a stock right now and I could tell you, I could show you where 70% of the buyers and sellers are, what does that work to you? What does that work to do? Andrew, Dan, Alex, what does that work to you? What's that worth? A lot. OK, good. Priceless. OK. How about $9? Would you pay $9 for that? Because when I started, it cost me like $1,000. It's $9 for now. Google just answered me back. $9. I don't understand. $9, that's it. I paid $1,000 for the data I'm about to show you 25 years ago. And think about it, I was only 22-year-old then. Where did I get $1,000? Well, I'll tell you where I got it from. The broker who gave me a job said, hey, listen. Is rent free? Is salary? Do you find any free employees out there? If you could tell me where, I can get a guy working for me for 40 hours a week. I don't think so.  I'm just telling you right now. If you got in your mind about free this and free that and free that, let me tell you my father told me. He said, son, you never want anything for free. You just want a good deal. OK. Nothing is free in this world. If someone offers you some for free, what's to catch? Because you know what his explanation was? Because just tell me, how do you make money? Like I'll give you an example. Traders, brokerage firms, how do they make money? They're giving you free tickets. Could anyone? There are almost over 100 people in this room. Could anybody explain to me in this room? How does a brokerage firm make money by giving you free tickets? If you don't know, just give me a question mark. I'd rather just be honest. Anybody know? Nobody knows. They make the spread, John. OK. They sell your order. OK. What does that mean? Wait a minute. They're actually selling my order? Why would they do that? Why would they go out there and trade against me? So you see where I'm going with this? What I'm about to show you is something called direct access trading, which means you have a seat on the exchange. So listen, if you like deal with public transportation, listen, there's nothing against it. If you like dealing with the bus and the traffic and you like to pay that $2.50 to go on the bus, God bless you. I'm keeping my car. I know it's expensive. I got to pay for gas, insurance, but try to explain that to a pregnant wife that you were too cheap to buy a car because you're trying to save some money. All right? Now, let's talk about this. Total view, OK? Does anybody here have? Actually, let me do a let me do this. Does anybody here have total view, which is also level three? Just let's do the poll. Let's see how you guys answer this. JK, we're going to get to that question, OK? That's a good question. We're going to get to that. We're going to get to that. So looking at what we got here, we got yes and no, OK? And not sure, OK? So let me share the results, and we see a lot if you don't have it. All right? So what you're about to see right now, just please, it's going to be very disturbing because some of you have taken courses and be like, I don't understand why they never taught this to me. And the bottom line is this, they're not a lot of bad people out there teaching. There's a lot more worse than betters. But the thing is, where did they learn? Where did they learn how to trade? Did they work for a brokerage firm like I did? Were they a market maker like I did, like I was? Were they, you know, where did they make their money? They just woke up one morning and, you know, was a construction worker and actually became very good in trading, and now he's trying to sell you courses. Those are people you need to stay away from. Guys, a gym teacher, and all of a sudden now he's, you know, he's a multi-billionaire. You know, these are people you need to stay away from. The way you learn is you learn from traders, OK? People that do it every day and that work traders. So let's talk about this right here. So we got it. What we're looking at, hold on, let me get my pointers to go follow along. So you got buyers on the left, and you got sellers on the right. Understand something, the way things go up and down is with buyers and sellers. That's it. Buyers on the left, sellers on the right. The problem that you're looking at it right here is that there's a lot of numbers. So people are like, OK, well, I mean, I know we all can add. So that's what, you know, otherwise you wouldn't be here. But you're looking at this right here and you'll notice that whoever wants to buy this stock, we're looking at Uber, for example. Whoever wants to buy this stock for the most amount of money is up here on top. Now there's a buyer out there right now for $51.21. There are 600 shares looking to be bought. And there's one order that means that there's one person around the entire world on the CCN out there. Now whoever wants to buy this stock for the most amount of money is up on top. Whoever wants to sell their shares for the least amount of money, you know, will be on the top of the sell order side. So what you're looking at is basically one big chat room. It's basically what it is. Depending on where you want to buy it is where you're on that list. You want to pay, you want to buy it for the most. You're up on top. You want to buy it for the least. You're down at the bottom. So this is basically a negotiated market. Now, how does this data help us? The thing is this, you can't watch everybody because some of them are obviously worthless. I don't care about 100-chair sellers, 300-chair buyers. What I care about is what you're seeing right here. On the buy side, we're looking at PLTR. There is a 58,000-chair buyer out there. That, my friends, is what you call a demand. You look at the chart, PLTR. Stock starts at 28 at 9 o'clock this morning, comes all the way down, and stops at 24.50. Why does that even happen? I mean, you ever really think about it? Oh, because the RSI said so? OK, no. The Bollinger Band says no. It's because out of all those orders, which are obviously not a lot at every price level, the most significant and the most dominant buyers that make up 21 different buyers around the entire world make up 58,000 shares to be bought at 24.50. So the point is this. How much smarter and better trading decisions would you make by being able to see where the big buyers are and then, obviously, where the big sellers are? Look at the stock workhorse, OK? Stock starts in the morning, goes from 18.50, shoots all the way up to 24. Huge winner, huge. And all the sun starts going down. Why? First of all, why 24? Why didn't it stop at 22? Why did it keep going? Very simple. Look on the level three. Look at the book viewer, OK? Look at all those orders. 300, 12 shares, 800 shares, 500 shares. Out of all these buyers and sellers, the one that stands out the most is this one right here for 54,000 shares at $24. So listen, you could sit there and you could.  And as soon as you sold it, it's like, oh, why is it still going higher? Well, did you sell with the other sellers or you sold it because somebody on TV told you? You know what I mean? Or someone in some Twitter feed that showed up late showed you. It's about following the money. That's where it comes down to it. Nicholas, no, they don't. You see, and that's one of the issues. Nicholas' question is, is this the same information for Forex? No, they don't. So you have to understand something, Nicholas. Are you making money? And I'm talking about really making money trading Forex. I mean, you have to look at it. It's all about control.  So please don't look at the gambling. But I know some people are anti-gamble, whatever it is. But let's look at the casinos. Is anybody want to do a casino, right? What is the most popular and takes up the most space in a casino? Slot machines, right? What is the least thing? Was it blackjack tables, whatever it is? So my point is this is that there's a lot of different markets you could trade Forex, futures, options, right? So the thing is, you have a choice to trade any different market. But you want to trade the one that's going to give you the least amount of risk with the high amount of reward. And by losing a lot of that power of knowing, you know, that control, which makes this more of a gamble, which you don't want to do. So let's have a little fun here, OK? I'm going to do a little poll. Stop sharing this and let's do this. OK, let's launch this. All right, can everybody tell me looking at this? Could you tell me, is this not going up or down? Let's see how you guys say that. Ref, you're absolutely right, OK? Ref, and you know what, I didn't get to that question yet. That's a great question. But you know what, Ref, let me ask you a question. Who trained you? Because that's pretty savvy that you would say something like that. Did you learn from somebody here in New York? I mean, how did you learn that? How did you know that a broker might put an order out there and pull it? And how do you know he did pull it? How do you know he's not refreshing? How do you know he didn't get executed? He probably sold it, or bought it. Do you know that? But the thing is, these are the things you have to look at. So Level 2, by the way, you read right, Level 2. Level 2 is outdated. OK, please. I mean, Level 2 has been outdated since the 90s. I don't even know why they still have it. But everybody here is, I'm going to end the poll, I'm going to share the results. So you can see most of you are saying the stock is going down. Why some of you think it's going up? I still have no clue. I mean, until this day, I still have not got 100% down. So anyway, let me just tell you this. The stock is going down. If you really thought the stock was going up, the only reason why you probably think it's going up is you're guessing. Is that how you want to trade? You want to guess. The trend is your friend. You don't buck the trend. So the stock is going down. Now, and if you really thought it was going up, you definitely should quit trading. I'm telling you right now. I don't know what you maybe thought it was going up, but it's really going down. Now, for the ones that said it's going down, what do we need for the stock to go up? What is going to make this stock go higher? Can anyone answer that question? We need demand, right? What is demand? Buyers. Wow. You know what, that's pretty interesting.  You need buyers. How much smarter and better trading decisions would you make if you were able to see those buyers? Well, guess what? We're going to go check them out. And the only way to find that out is using level three. So we're looking at I&O. So the stock is going down. My goal is, OK, it's not going to zero, which could happen. But it's going to stop somewhere. So I'm looking at the buy section. And right there, I see 73 people, there's 73 different orders around the entire world, make up 219,000 shares at $12.60. So let's think about this for a second. What do you think is going to happen when the stock gets down to $12.60? What do you think? What do you think is going to happen? It's going to reverse? Devin, OK, anyone else? Ryan says it's going to go up. Henry says it's going to go down, which I don't understand why you think it's why would it go down? Isn't that what we talked about, a demand, OK? Do yourself a favor, quit trading. Listen, please don't take it the wrong way. Sometimes I'm a little brash, but I hate seeing people lose money.  And I'm just telling you point blank, if you really think it's going down, you've got to quit trading. But yes, it's going up. Absolutely, OK? Now, look like this chart would happen. Remember we saw earlier it was good trending down? Look what happened after a couple of minutes. It tested, it tested, and all of a sudden, boom, the stock goes from $12.60 back to $13.80, like that. Great move, great profit, great everything. Why did it go up? Only one reason. There was a big buyer out there. And that buyer probably nobody sold it to him, and he probably actually started deciding, hey, maybe I'll buy it from the sellers. Maybe he's the one that ran it up. But at the end of the day, you're talking about, what is that, $2 million worth of stock? You're talking 219,000 shares. You're not trading 219,000, there's 73 people out there. You honestly are going to question and tell me something different. This is what we do all day in our trading room. I'm going to show you this stuff live in the market. And it's going to fool a few chair. You'll be like, wow, is it really that simple? Is it really that black and white? Because I can't see that in Forex. I can't see that in an option. Why can't I do that now? Once again, who trained you? Who really trained you? That's where you have to come in and look at it. It's got to look in the mirror. Now, let's eliminate everything. Let's eliminate all those charts and all those watches, all that crazy stuff. Let's look at this example right here. So where is resistance on Uber? Anybody answer this question? Let's see how you guys answer this. Where is the resistance levels on Uber? Where do you think, in theory, you're going to come up to some resistance levels? See how you guys answer this? OK, I'll give you a hint.  Where are the sellers located in the market? On the right-hand side. You see the sellers right there? Right on the right.  There's a 219,000-chair seller at $5140. And there's another 63,000-chair seller at $5150. That is just, you know what? Who am I going to think is more of a resistance level? The guy that's looking to sell 1,300 shares or the 300,000 shares that's trading between $5140 and $50.  It's got a good trend, whatever it is. It's got a double top. It means I've got to break out. We've got to hire hot. I don't care. You could tell me all these funny things that people make up these stories of their analogies. It's not going up. It could, which we're going to answer some of your questions a little bit later in the next couple of slides. But at the end of the day, you're going to look at the chart. I'm looking at the orders. That's where it comes down to it. Because look what ends up happening. As those orders kept coming to fruition, look what happened. It hit it. It hit it. It hit it. You could never realize sometimes you're like, why is the stock not going higher? I just don't get it.  What is preventing it from going higher? Well, if you saw the orders out there, that would explain it. Now, the thing is this. Look at these pictures down here. Look at these pictures. Do you guys see any charts? This is the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, some of the best traders. I actually even had, fortunately, had a cocktail reception down there with my students. Eventually, everything's so electronic. You don't have to be down there anymore. Eventually, you can probably have weddings and bar mitzvahs down there. So looking at that, do you guys see any charts? Do you see any? What do you see? What do you actually see on these monitors? What do you basically see? I don't know how to point it out here. Look, you say, look at this over here. What's this? What's this? What's this guy looking at? What is he looking at down here? Usually, people got four or five monitors. What is he looking at?  How many charts can you fit on a tablet? Some of you need like six monitors. Look, what are you looking at over here? What is he looking at? What are they looking at? They're looking at orders, fellow traders. They're looking at orders. They want to know who's getting in, who's getting out, who's buying itself. That's called trading.  You think you know better than them? These are the best of the best. These people make millions, billions. Why not use their tools? I'll show you in my trading room. I'll show you, because that's what I was. That's what I used to do. I was a Nasdaq market maker. I used to trade, and that's exactly what I did. It's looking at those orders. Now, hold on. Let me just clear this out. It's always a little challenging with these webinar technologies. OK. Now, the next question which some of you are asking me is this. OK, so I heard that they're fake orders. How do we know they're real? Well, first of all, could you please tell me a brokerage firm that lets you put fake orders out there? Because if I could find that person, I would be a multi-billionaire right now. OK? Every order is real.  Now, can that order be changed? Of course it can. Absolutely. A guy could cancel his order. A guy can get executed. How about that? Ever thought of that? Ever heard of something called time in sales? I'm actually called what's called a tape reader. If you ever read anyone talk about a tape reader, I'm actually a tape reader. That's why I teach my students. So we look at this is the time in sales is the tape. Those are the transactions that are taking place. Red means trades are going off on the bid. Green means trades are going off on the offer. So let me change the slide here. We're looking at INO. OK, now do you notice that there is this big seller out there at $9? In theory, you would say that's a resistance. It's going to go down, but it didn't. It went to 9 and it busted through 10. Why? Why did it bust through it? Very simple. Somebody bought it. Look over here in the time in sales. 9, 9, 9, 16,000 shares. 2,000, 1,200, 13,000, 3,000, another 16,000. Look at all these transactions. Green, green, green, green, green. The guy on the offer was getting executed. Somebody was buying it from a lot of people buying it from him. They thought it was a good deal. And that's why the stock went higher. So the big thing what we call these things here at Cybertrain University, we call them iceberg orders. So we look for these iceberg orders. That's our game plan. What technically is the support and resistance level on a chart? But we all know supports and resistance levels get broken all the time. And how they get broken, well, that's your reasoning. It's these orders that got executed. So you can see the high risk of what people and the mistakes that make by not having the right tools. You've got to be able to follow the money. Now a question to everybody. Is anyone confused yet? Did they lose anybody? Anyone lost? Everybody following along? Just give me a yes or no. Yes, yes, good, good, good. We're good. OK, good. All right. What did you learn so far in the past 40 minutes we've been talking? What did you actually learn being here so far? What am I actually trying to teach you all? Now you've got to have the right info. OK. Yes, that's one of them. What else? Follow the money. There you go. Follow the money. How difficult is that? How does the FBI bust people? They follow the money. How does the IRS come after you? Why would they come after you? They follow the money. How do these politicians get rich? Follow the money. OK. They're not Superman. You know, they're not, they're not, they're not. They all have reasoning. It's all about money. As much as you might not like it and you think it's corrupt or whatever, listen. You know, I'm with you. I'm on your side. The thing is, if you can't beat them, you just join them, just use their tools. You don't have a choice.  You could sit there and you could pretend and imagine everything out there that there's another way. There's definitely, you know, there's definitely a strategy out there.  Just keep it simple. Follow the money. This is why Cybertrain University has been endorsed and has been featured on some of the biggest brokerage firms in the industry. And let me tell you something. I know some of you've been on other webinars. No one will ever be able to put this picture up there. OK. I was on Fox Business. Big deal. Big deal. I could be on every day if I wanted to, OK?  You don't have to scrutiny for them if I was teaching people that were losing money. You think they want to put Fausto in front of their audience? You think Thinkorswim would do that? You think Tasty Works or Trade Station? Or I mean, these are the biggest of the industry. Why didn't you Fausto for? I'll tell you why, because legally they can't teach it's compliance issue. So they try to find really good educators like us to do it. And let me tell you something. And if you move forward CTO or not, let me just give everyone a little advice. Don't read what you read on the internet, OK? There's a lot of fake news out there. There's a lot of extortionists. There's a lot of angry people have nothing better to do, which we all know. You want to know if you have a real reputable school that's going to teach you. Make sure they're endorsed by brokerage firms and go check the Better Business Bureau. See what their rating is there. Because if anyone's going to file a complaint, where are they going to go? The Better Business Bureau. So those are the two best places to know. Because these guys right here just let you know they do background checks on us, OK? So everybody ready to jump into the trading room? This is what we're going to do. I want to give you guys a week. And I don't want you to judge us on our winners. The winners, they take care of themselves, OK?  The reason why is because everybody has a problem losing money and they don't know how to stop doing it. Watch how we get out of them and how we control out of it. We do a lot of trading. Some are good, some are bad, some are horrible. Today, I did some trades today. I would have been crushed, destroyed if I didn't get out of certain positions. Destroyed, OK?  And then when I go back to it, like, wow, good thing I got out of a trade. Look what happened where it's at. So that's what you have to look at. Now, in this trading room, we start at 8 o'clock in the morning and we're done around 4.30 in the afternoon. I want you to sit there and watch our traders. Don't look at me. Don't look at my winners. Look at them, how they think for themselves. You see, you need to think for yourself. Our job is to teach you how to not crash. And it's your job to learn how to drive in and have a safe life. That's what trading is all about. Now, this is all I'm asking for, $9, OK? Listen, it's $9, like $9, like why so cheap? Listen, the $9 is an application fee to let us know who you are. I don't know who you are. You're here for free, OK? And we don't let anybody in our room unless we know who you are because we take it very seriously. You are not going to be in a room with 3,000, 4,000 people, OK? That seems cool, right? How are you going to learn anything? What does that really mean? So we're very strict. We let it in our room. We're going to call you. We're going to educate you. And then what you're going to learn out of this whole thing, you're going to realize if trading is for you or not. Because if I can't convince you and you see it, then you're going to know, you know what? Maybe I should go back to my day job. But before you consider doing that and worry about some stimulus package that, you know, why do that? You can do it right here in the room. Why sit there and worry about a stimulus package? Go out there, trade on your own, do it on your own. But you've got to know how to play the game. It's $9. That's it. And this is what you're going to get. You're going to get one week in my trading room. You're going to be able to get a crash course on day trading.  And guess what?  I'll give you $9 back. OK? I'll give you $9. I don't need you $9. Keep it. OK? I am looking for people I can make several hundred thousand dollars with. And if you think $9 is expensive, try ignorance. Now, for the people who register right now, I will actually do a personal coaching class with you. So the beauty about it is this. When you get in my trading room and you see what's going on, you're going to know if it's for you or not right away.  Now I know why people make money and lose money in trading and who is really teaching the right stuff and the bad stuff. But to continue with CTU, I need to interview you. I need to talk to you. I need to explain to you. Think about that. When's the last time you spoke to the owner of a company? When's the last time you spoke to a 12-time world champion? Why would I even waste my time?  If it doesn't work out, you can go back to your day job. But I'd rather you realize if trading is for you or not. You've got nothing to lose. All right. Now, in the meantime, we've got about five minutes. And by the way, at the end of this presentation, I'm going to play a video of me on NASDAQ teaching NASDAQ TotalView again before they close. And it's a great video because it was right in the middle of the pandemic when the market was crashing. And it was actually in the middle of going down. So you're going to love watching that video. But in the meantime, does anybody have any questions? Yes. If you want to start on Monday, you're probably better off. You can watch some of the videos, get yourself to speed, get your orientation with your education advisor. I'll tell you a little bit about what to see in the room.  Like, what am I right? Am I right? I see chatting. We want to give you the full blown experience. So you don't go in there and trade blind. Tony, I don't understand your question. Does this work good with ease? I don't know what that means. With futures. OK. So, Tony, can I ask you a question? How long, if you're, you know, you can use level four for futures. I don't teach futures. And by the way, if you want to know a good future instructor, I'll be happy to tell you who I recommend. It's all about two or three people that are really good. Just send me a personal email and I'll send it to you. But we specifically do day trading, swing trading, and some options trading in the trading room. That's really what we focused on. We do not take PayPal. I'm sorry. It's Mastercard Visa. That's it. All right. Any other questions? If you sign up today, is it good until next Friday? Yes. Is it good until next Friday? Absolutely. OK. Any other questions? Do I need level three package for things? John, listen, don't worry about opening up a brokerage account for some of you. Don't worry about getting this platform. You are not going to trade in the room. You're there to watch. OK. We will broadcast and show the level three up there. We'll show an execution system up there. We use TradeStation. You know, you can keep it on running the side. But you don't need, I don't want you to buy anything. I don't want you to trade anything. I just want you to watch and see if other traders make money doing this. I want to show you what level three looks like. By the way, don't go to NASDAQ and start buying it. OK. Because you're going to end up making more harm to you than good. All right. Yes. We do use Bookmap. Absolutely. Absolutely. All right. Got a couple of people that are registering right now. I'm just here in the background. I'm just going to do a couple of shout-outs for some of you here. Oops, wrong window. There we go. Who do we got here that just registered? So we got that binging in the back go on. All right. So Prappa, Practit from Illinois just got your registration. Amit from Victoria. All right. Good. By the way, we got a lot of Canadians around. I've been to Canada for about 20 years. We have a lot of Canadians, 20% of my traders are all Canadians, so you're in good hands up here. Ian from, is that Germany or UK? I think it's UK. Great Britain. Yeah, there you go. All right. Beautiful. A lot of Canadians, a lot of people from England are there too. Actually, I even got people from Australia in here. Ref from California just got your registration. BJ from Colorado just got your registration. Congratulations. And Alex from British Columbia just got your registration. Any other questions, guys? Yeah, we got one more spot left. OK. Listen, I can't talk to everybody. If you can't, if it gets a little busy, you're still going to talk to an instructor. So don't worry about that. Who else we got here that registered? You can hear that binging in the back. That's everyone registering. Oh, another thing. You'll notice Harshid from Florida got your registration. Who else we got in here? Oh, look at that. One, Wayne from, I don't even know where that is, somewhere in Europe. But anyway, listen, when you register, at the end of it, there is a questionnaire. You've got to fill the questionnaire up. Please let us know a little bit about you. Because it's like a doctor. You're not going to see the doctor until you do the blood work, right? Because you won't be able to diagnose your situation. We need to know what kind of trader you are. We want to know what your experience is. We want to know, did you take classes? Did you not take classes? Are you using level three or are you not using level three? Are you making money or are you not making money? Be honest with us. If you won't tell us, we can't help you, all right? We want to tell you point blank if this is for you or not. Do you have an account with them? I don't know what you mean by that. I actually do have an account with trade station. Yes, I even got one with Thinkorswim, Fidelity, Schwab. I got accounts with every one of them. I keep my accounts separate. I don't mix my day trading, my swing trading, my options. But we are going to showcase the trading system, all right? Any other questions? Yeah, look, good, good. Looks like everyone's following along and taking very good notes.  That's perfect. All right, cyber trades, listen. Don't go anywhere, all right? I got a video and a play for five minutes. While you guys are still registering, watch this video, and it's going to show you. It's going to continue to show you what level three is. And you're going to see how important it is. Now remember, when you're about to watch, NASDAQ wanted us to come there and talk about it because they want you to know how to use the platform. They don't want you to keep using something that's not going to make you know what's going on the market. You'll be trading blind. But remember, having the right tools also is not always going to make you profitable. You still got to have a very good instructor and a good team of traders to trade with to continue that success. So thank you for listening. Thanks for watching. Look forward to seeing you all in the trading room. And if you didn't sign up for today, listen, I get it. That's no problem. Just remember what I told you. If you're going to continue with someone, make sure they're endorsed by brokerage firms. Make sure they have a very good Better Business Bureau ranking on there before you make any investment in any education with anyone. All right, because I've seen way 20 people that wanted to come to CTO and are like, my god, I just got caught up with this company. And now they're being investigated. And I'm not looking to bash anybody. But I don't want to see you go out there and spend thousands and thousands of dollars finding out that you got sold on some YouTube video. You know what I mean? You want the source? Here's your opportunity. Make that $1 investment. Worst thing could happen. You can get your money back. We just want to know who you are. And listen, it's OK. You trade options, trade futures. You might like stocks easier. It might be easier for you. It's black and white. It might work out better and more profitable for you. All right, everybody. Thanks again. Thanks for watching. And we're going to play the video right now. And I'll see you all in the live trading room. Welcome to Nasdaq Trade Talks. I'm Jill Melandrino, global market reporter at NASDAQ. Joining me at the market site in Times Square, New York City. We have Fausto Puglici as the founder and president of Cyber Trading University. We're going to take a look at how traders are using the total view. And Fausto could not be a better time to have you in with us at Marketplace because with everything going on, the volatility we've seen in the market since you were with us in the middle of February last time. That was pretty crazy. Traders are asking themselves, what's the bottom? What's the top? But as a day trader, you can kind of get an inside look when you're looking at a single stack. What is Jill, is that, thanks for having me again. And yes, when it comes to day trading, people realize that what happens over the course of the day was trickled down to a swing trade and to a long-term investment.  People could ask me, Fausto, is this the bottom? Because we're looking at the market all day. And honestly, this is how you really know it's the bottom. When you have the worst of the worst of the worst news and just constantly all negative stuff and the market's not going any lower, that's when you know it's time to buy. So as you see, a lot of bad news keeps coming up and then obviously so what happened yesterday when they load the Fed rate by a half. It took for a big decline and all of a sudden, the market's up about almost like 900 points so far. So, and there's still a lot of bad news that's coming out with the coronavirus and everything else. But that's really when you know when you hit the bottom. So for some of the listeners out there that really were missed a vote when the market had a big rally, you only said 30,000, you know, these are the opportunities. You know, honestly, it is like the same thing I saw back in 2008 when we had the financial crisis. So when you start seeing all the bad news, things start backing up, well, start going up. All right, let's take a look at our example here today. We're gonna look at ticker symbol, M-R-N-A, now it's like listed of course. What are we looking at? Where's the level that you're looking to sell? Okay, so listen, what is the MRNA? You know, I keep bringing up stocks. And people are like, what is this company? It doesn't matter, we're just here to make money. The main goal about TotalView and you have to understand how it works, how to know where the buyers and sellers are. It's all about supply and demand. That's why it's such a great tool. So we're looking at a chart right here and we're looking at the stock right here. And the first thing people notice is like the stock's going up beautifully. Nice, look at the stock. Started this morning, it's at 2580, it's at 28, is it going higher? Now the goal is, why does the stock keep breaking out? It hits a resistance, it comes back down. It breaks the previous resistance, keeps going up. How do you know it's gonna keep breaking higher highs? And what we're gonna do this time is we're gonna bring a video so you all can see exactly what it's like to see in the real market conditions. All right, so let's move on to our next slide here. That's exactly what we're doing. Let's take a look at TotalView. I'm gonna let you take the reins, tell us what's happening here. Okay, so we got like a little minute video here. So we're looking at some real time and the key here is time and sales. These are the transactions that are taking place. We're looking at level two. Level two is basically people get for free but it doesn't give you the depth of data as TotalView does. Now the key here is that you see, you don't see that many sellers out there. You're just seeing the best bid best offer of that exchange. But you'll notice how the stock keeps going higher. What we need to focus on is the where you see the big sellers and you're looking for big orders. You got a 51 different orders out there right around 20, 28 things going so quickly. I tried to slow it down. So right around $28, $28.50. So that is really your resistance level. So when you're looking at a stock going out going higher, you're gonna say, is the stock gonna break out? So you see it's coming up to this guy right here really quickly.  It's come up to this person right here. 70,000 shares, 5,000 shares. So it's gonna come up to that seller. Now the goal is this. Is that guy gonna get executed? Remember you have 100 share sellers, 300 shares, 1,000. You have a big order out there. You wanna see that guy gets executed and you wanna see that's how it breaks out. Remember what makes support and resistance levels is buyers and sellers. So you got a seller out there. So we're coming up to that seller right here. Now the goal is is to look right here and see if that seller gets executed. And you see it's coming up to the seller and boom, the guy gets taken out. It's actually executing it. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, look at that. See all those trades actions? It took the guy out and I look how fast the stock goes up. From 250, we're at 260, 270, 280. Boom, like that. As quickly as that. That's why it's so important to know where the orders are, know where the resistance and see if the guy gets taken out. Now when we get to the next slide, look at it, we're already at 2880. Yep, and you can see it starts at 35,000. Which is exactly, now this is the next order. Now the next question is, here's the next biggest resistance. There's 33,000 shares. There's 100 different orders out there. Now then that's where the next resistance level is. So the goal is, you hit a resistance, where's the next resistance? The next resistance is the next biggest seller. So now we're coming up to him and we're gonna see what's gonna happen when he gets to 29. Yeah, it happens so fast. Well, also this is about a five minute video that I was able to capture when we traded the stock and I kind of speeded it up over about a minute. So it doesn't move as quickly. Boom, we hit 29. The guy got taken out again and look at the stock just took off again.  Someone says, oh wow, I'll take that 30,000 shares and that's why you get the stock that really, really starts to take off. Now the next thing is that you're gonna get some resistance levels. People, it's gonna start backing off. There's always profit taking going on, right? So when you have profit taking going on, you can see profit taking going on. But the question is, is it really a profit taking or is it just people just, or is it really gonna go lower? In this case, it's not. Seller got done. Remember, we just watched the stock go from 28 to 29. Now look at it, we're at 29.50 already. Stock keeps going higher and higher because those sellers are getting executed. As those sellers get executed, that means there's a demand for it. When you see big block orders out there, it makes a bigger demand and that makes it higher. Now the next resistance level obviously is gonna be where we have to focus on where the next biggest orders are. So we got some, we've reached, right? We're done. Nope, we have a little bit more to go here. We slow down over here. Yep, we're done. So the next video we're gonna show. Yeah, we have to go to our slide here. So this is where you're looking at those levels. Right, so we're looking at the seller. So we have a 67,000 share seller at 28. So now we have to look what's what we call iceberg orders. What does that mean? Okay, so it's a funny story. So I came up with this word about 20 years ago after watching the movie, The Titanic. Okay, I should go watch that movie? Very sad movie. I definitely am recommended. So anyway, what happened to Titanic? It hit an iceberg and the thing is everybody was focused on the pretty of the ship and above the water. They didn't realize it's not what's up above the woods at the bottom of the water. Icebergs are really big. So what happened, it crashed in the song.  So now we're looking at a 2890 and we're looking for a resistance. Once again, stock's going higher. We need to focus on the next resistance level. All right, which is on the next chart here. Particularly, yep. So here's just a quick little screenshot. So as we're looking at it, you see it's a lot easier when you're focusing on, when you're just looking at the level of the total view and it's easy to point it out. Now please keep in mind, you'll just have to understand we're fast-forwarding it pretty quickly to get to the point. It doesn't move this quickly. But I'm showing right here is the quick screenshot. What we're focusing on is this big order right here for 73,000 shares and there's 30,000, there's 315 different orders out there making up that 73,000. Now the thing I just want to point out is I just want to teach everyone a quick little lesson. Don't ever sell anything at $30. Go out of $29.99. You just cut the line by. So that's for anything, that's like an even number. Biggest trick I was taught by my mentors when I was younger was, listen, everybody's gonna think 30, everybody's gonna think 20. Go out $29.99. You just cut the line by 73,000 shares. So it's a very good- It's like selling a house or buying a house. It's like those incremental psychological levels. Well, if you remember, if you look at it, the stock has a penny intervals. Every, so that's a little tip. But the thing is, let's focus what happens to the 30.  That's, for this to stock to go any higher, it's gotta get through that 73,000 share seller on total view. All right, well, let's take a look at that. Next slide, see what happens next. Now we're gonna get the other piece of the trade. Okay, so here we're, now we're looking at the stock moving. Here's 29.45, 29.48, 62, 67. So the sellers are getting executed. You can see the transaction's taking place. But we know that there's that guy sitting right here. And now his order's coming up. Look, as he's starting to make up the ranking, it's getting up to 30. It's getting close to him. Well, let's watch what happens. 74, 70, look at the transaction's taking place. It's trying to get there. And by the way, those orders, they're all real. People think like they're fake. Those are real orders. Can a guy cancel it? Of course they can cancel it. But that you have to take very seriously and that's a real order out there. So now as we're looking at it and as it's trading, it's trying to get there. Actually, it kind of almost tested it. You see that right there? You see that candle right there? It's hit it and now starting to back off of it. Now you're starting to see the red candlesticks. So now that means that the last sale is lower than the previous. And this works for all kinds of stocks. ETFs, would it work for ETFs also? ETFs, futures, it works the same way. Remember, it's the move in the stock that makes all those other things. ETFs and everything else. You could look up any ETF and it'll come up on total deal. Look, now we're down to 29. So my point that I'm getting to is this. If you didn't have a game plan, Jill, and didn't know that that seller was out there and you try to like- And actually, if you go to the next slide, this is exactly what you were talking about. There's your level right there. If you didn't have a game plan and knew that seller was out there and look at that candle, that stock literally moved. Look how fast it moved in that one bar chart. If you didn't have a game plan to get out there before that guy was out there, and if you didn't, what we call shaving, if you didn't shave just before that 30 and cut that line, guess what? You would just look how much money you have lost. That stock didn't even drop from 30. Look where it went to. Oh, wow. That'd been 30. You would've got crushed on that trade because what happened, if that seller's out there and he's not getting executed, he really has to sell that order, Jill. How is he gonna get out? He's gotta sell to the buyers. If he hits the bid, he's running that stock down, not you and I. Remember, we're not trading 74,000, someone else is, but, and it's not one person. We saw it, it was like, there was several people out there doing it. And that's how you gotta focus on using the total view when you trade in today's volatile markets. All right, so cool to actually watch it happen in real time. Thanks so much for doing that for us, Valso. And thank you for joining me on TreyTalks. I'm Jill Malentrino, Global Market True Porter at NASDAQ.