In this video, we're going to be discussing a parallel resistive circuit. So we're going to look at what happens to the voltages across all the branches here. We're also going to look at what the individual currents are through each branch. And then we're going to sum up the video by discussing how you can take all these currents to determine what the overall current is and use that to determine what the overall resistance is. And then we'll look at another way of calculating out the resistance total as well. Getting started here, you notice that we have 100 volts as a source. Well, when resistors are in parallel, you've got the same. Remember that the voltage law states that the voltage across parallel branches will always be the same. So we've got 100 volts across each branch here. Very easy to calculate. Then we can use Ohm's law to calculate what the current is through each branch just by going 100 volts divided by 20 Ohms will give us the current for that branch. 100 volts divided by 40 Ohms will give us the current for that branch. And then on and on we go. So here we have 10 divided by 20 equals 5 amps. 100 divided by 40 equals 2.5 amps. 100 divided by 50 equals 2 amps. 100 divided by 25 equals 4 amps. So now we have the current that is running through each branch and currents running from negative deposit there to there through there and through there as well. So what we're going to decide or not decide but determined to do now is figure out what is our overall current going in this circuit, circulating in the circuit. And what we have to remember there is that the law of current states that the current entering a node has got to be the same as exiting a node. And what we're going to do is just add all these currents up. So we're going to add 5 plus 2.5 plus 2 plus 4 to get what our total current is here. So we end up with 13.5 amps, which means we start out with 13.5 amps. We drop off 5 amps there. We keep going. We drop off 2.5 amps there. We keep going. We drop off 2 amps there. We keep going. We drop off 4 amps there. Then we pick up those 2 amps. We pick up those 2.5 amps and we pick up those 5 amps and we end up with 13.5 amps on that side. Now to calculate our total resistance in the circuit, we have each individual branch. That's easy enough. But to get our total circuit resistance, the easiest way to do it again is using Ohm's law. 100 volts divided by 13.5 amps will give us our total resistance, which is 7.4 Ohms. Which is fairly easy to calculate, but there's another way to do it as well. We could use the law of resistors in parallel and we could take them and we could go 1 over 20. Remember because we have to add them reciprocally. 1 over 20 plus 1 over 40 plus 1 over 50 plus 1 over 25 gives us 1 over the answer. So there we go. 1 over 20 plus 1 over 40 plus 1 over 50 plus 1 over 25 gives us 1 over resistive total. So just calculating that out in the calculator for you. 1 over 20 is the same as 0.05. 1 over 40 is the same as 0.025. 1 over 50 or 1 over 50 is 0.02 plus 0.04. So you add all those up and you get an answer of 1 over 0.135. That's where people make mistakes because oftentimes they'll see students come back and give me an answer of 0.135 but you've got to reciprocate that answer there. So we've got to hit the 1 over button on our calculator or go 1 divided by 0.135 and that gives us the answer of 7.4 Ohms. So you can calculate it both ways. That's what I like about these circuits is there's more than one way to do it. So there's a way to go back and check your work. So that's it. So remember the rules for a parallel branch circuit resistive. Voltage remains the same. Current splits. You'd add all the currents up to get your total current. You can take your total voltage divided by your total current to get your total resistance or you could add the reciprocals of the resistors to get the overall resistance and do not forget to flip that last answer. It's 1 over RT, not RT.


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Live from Las Vegas, it's theCUBE, covering NAB 2017, brought to you by HGST. Welcome back to NAB day three. I'm Lisa Martin, we are here live in Las Vegas. Very excited to introduce you to our next guest, Alan Hopp, VP of Market Solutions for Avid. Welcome to theCUBE. Thank you Lisa, it's great to be here.  This is your 21st year. Indeed, yes. You must have seen incredible transformation. It's true, yes. Tell us about just, you were saying before we went live that you've really kind of been here at the sort of digital transformation. Walk us through that kind of evolution that you've witnessed. Yes, certainly. So when I first came here in 1996, the show was a little bit smaller and I came with a company that did nonlinear digital video editing systems. Not Avid, but a competitor. And that was really the first link in the overall production chain that became digitized. And so that was really the forefront of the digital transformation that we're now seeing play out and ultimately culminating with all these cloud-based workflows that everybody's talking about. So I've been watching it as that digital production value chain has evolved and all across knocking down one category after another and as I say, it's really culminating now with the journey to the cloud. Speaking of journey, this journey that you've been on in your seat, what are some of the things that surprise you still in your 21 for you at NAB? What are some of the trends that you've seen go from maybe something buzzy to a real key value solution? Yeah, yeah, so I think cloud was being hyped quite a bit a few years ago and Avid was there. We announced some cloud-based workflows a couple years ago, et cetera, along with others. But it's really just now at this show that we're really seeing it come into a more pragmatic, broader workflow solution. The challenges that the industry is facing at all levels is that they need to create more content at higher quality that is more standout in nature and that is engaging and attention grabbing than ever before because there's so much more of it being created and there's so many more outlets in which it can be consumed and it's no longer on anybody's schedule but the consumer's schedule. So that has really thrown a wrench in the works and traditional business models that people have gone through. And so Avid saw this a few years ago and we developed something that we called the Media Central Platform. The goal of that platform was to standardize all the disparate different technologies and bits and standards that were out there into one unified whole to make it easier for individual artists or creative teams like at post houses or even the largest media enterprises out there to get more efficient in the way they create their content and distribute their content. So what that's meant is Avid, which historically had been a very sort of vertically oriented and closed company, had to learn how to play well with others and this is not unlike what we're seeing from other large players in the industry, Microsoft for example. These guys have realized that in order to deliver what it is that the customers are looking for, again regardless of their level of the segment, they have to be open and play well with the perhaps traditional competitors or folks that you never would have thought would have a solid workflow. So in the case of Avid, a year ago announced that we were working with Adobe, which has always been a tool of choice for Avid customers, it's very common for them to have Avid products, Adobe products, but in some areas we were directly competitive and so what we ended up doing was we made it so that the Adobe Premiere product could work seamlessly within the Avid Media Central platform. This year we did something similar with- You got a big announcement at the show? Well with EVS we did integration, so EVS makes these arguably the world's best sports replay servers, those great sports slow-mo replay, et cetera, that you see on sporting events, they have basically become the standard in that area and so we wanted to integrate the workflow so we worked with EVS, they used a connectivity toolkit to create full-blown certified membership in the platform so that an Avid user can have access to the EVS assets as if they were their Avid assets, so seamless workflow all because that's what the customers need to be able to create this content faster and get it out to more devices. Speaking of the customer, you mentioned some alliance partners, so in your role at Avid, you're responsible for product marketing, alliances, talk to us about what you're seeing from the customer journey perspective as they're transitioning media production to the cloud. You mentioned some of the pain points, what's that walk us through, kind of a typical journey, whether it's a customer in sports or a customer in media and entertainment? Sure, great, great, so our big announcement at the show here was the partnership with Microsoft and the fact that we were going to be moving the Avid Media Central platform to Microsoft Azure Cloud. This is a really big watershed moment for the industry, if I may be so bold, because now Avid with her big alliance ecosystem is going to be migrating to the cloud and the more gravity that the cloud has, the more easy it will be for folks to have a piece of mind that that's a place they can trust and move to. We feel that we had a great advantage in moving to the cloud because we already had taken a platform approach, so when we say we're moving it to the cloud, it's obviously not to the exclusion of the typical terrestrial ways that people are accustomed to working. It's all meant to be complimentary so that folks can take a hybrid approach and what I mean by this is whether you're in sports production or in news production or in post production, you're probably not just going to wake up one morning and say, okay, that's it, everything I'm doing has got to be in the cloud because that's where everybody's going. I need to look in a very planful manner at the way I go about doing things and look at the benefits of what the cloud brings and be selective in terms of what parts you want to migrate when. And with the partnership with Microsoft, what Avid is saying is you could continue to stay in your traditional on-premises approach here if you want, you could begin to migrate things into a private data center, either still in your own facility or maybe down the street in a data center, or you could go fully into the public cloud. And that last one, it's interesting how many people have reacted. Oh, I don't know if I'm ready to put my assets, my gold bar equivalents into the cloud. I don't know if I'm comfortable doing that. But the reality is this Microsoft Azure cloud is trusted by every large banking institution on the planet. It's trusted by the United States Department of Defense. It's the biggest secrets and the largest assets in the globe are protected by Microsoft Azure. They've gone to extraordinary lengths to make sure that data's going to be secure. And the same holds true for media and entertainment assets. And to really put a fine point on it, they went and got the Motion Picture Association, the MPAA certification for security, so they have all that. So it's as good as being in Fort Knox when it's in the cloud. So I really want to put that to rest. I mean, these guys, all they do is think about the security and denial of access to any sort of outside threat. Whereas most media and entertainment companies, that's only one of the things they're thinking about. They've got a lot going on, you know? And they are actually more vulnerable, even in terra firma on-prem only solutions, than they would be going to the cloud. So just a little editorial aside. Because security is a big concern that people at all levels of the industry have. It is. Certainly it's, you know, those in the technology space understand it's reducing as a concern, but it is a concern nonetheless. And it sounds like what you've just articulated, customers have the choice of hybrid as a journey or hybrid as a destination. Correct, correct. Right, they might never move beyond a hybrid state, although I would predict that, you know, in five years from now, most everything is going to be cloud-based. And once people start to see the scale and reach and productivity they can get, as well as the benefits of things like machine learning and artificial intelligence that are just going to help them speed the way that they go about doing what they do, it will be clear that that's the way they should probably be doing what they do. And that's all levels. And finding more value from the digital assets that they already have. That's right, exactly. And so that's the other thing, is once it's in the cloud, it's easier for you to repurpose and distribute, say, to over-the-top services, et cetera. So we were talking before about Netflix and Hulu and Amazon and Avid's role there. This may be- A tremendous amount of content, 80 to 90% original content, is produced with Avid in the last minute or so. Tell us about that. So Avid has grown up through the industry. We're almost 30 years old and we understand the pains and challenges that the traditional broadcasters are facing by these insurgent and incumbent newcomers, like the streaming services. But what I think is interesting is that those guys are using our tools too, as you say, to a very large degree. So we're very privileged to have the streaming services, as well as the 11 of the largest international news organizations using us, six of six of the largest Hollywood film studios using us, we're very fortunate to have all that great diversity of customers that have embraced us across various parts of their workflow. Fantastic. Well, it sounds like no, not a dull moment for Avid or you, but we want to thank you so much, Ellen, for stopping by theCUBE. You're now a CUBE alumni. I am, yes, great to have been here. Thanks for the invitation. Thank you. We want to thank you for watching again. We are live at NAB from Las Vegas. I'm Lisa Martin. Stick around, we'll be right back. Okay.


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Meet people where they're at.  Give them what they want until they want what you want to give them. If you want to be interesting, get interested in others. So these are all different quotes and sayings that have the same theme, which is, and there's my dog right there. And the theme is that if you want to have engagement with what you do, you need to have the compassion to engage with others. And I should say this, there's an initial compassion that, oh, it is valuable, it is good that I engage with other people and try to help them out as much as I can. And as you talk with others and learn, really learn about their suffering, learn about their problems and their frustrations and what they are so interested in solving in their life that they're willing to pay money for it, then it creates even more compassion within you because what is compassion, it is suffering, I mean the root of the word, is to suffer with, to suffer with. And so I see a lot of idealists and visionaries, a lot of entrepreneurs are such people who are driven by their passion and they try to push a service or market a product out there and they're wondering how come not enough people are buying, why how come not enough people are engaged with this service or product or content? Well, it's because they're using the energy source of their passion. But that's not the only energy source within us to build an authentic business. The other energy source to build an authentic business is compassion, compassion. You know how when you love someone and they're really suffering through something, they're going through something, you have the energy, the energy gets mustered up within you to do whatever you need to do to help them relieve their suffering and find the better quality of life that they're seeking. And so same when you're building an authentic business is to go out and talk with enough people to discover what it is they're suffering with and have compassion suffer with them. Not that you literally have to be in agony but at least you need to have the empathy, learn the empathy by engaging with them because naturally you will start to be energized by their energy and money comes from other people. Money comes from what other people are energized so much by that they're willing to pay the money. And so I hope that this little video encourages you to know that there are two sources of energy and to ask yourself which source have you been overtapping, probably your passion. Now it's time to tap the other unlimited source of energy that is available to you which is your compassion. Engage with enough other people talk enough with them to learn enough about them to spark that compassion within you and that will lead to being able to finally formulate the services, the products, the content, the message that truly engages people where they're at. Give them what they want until they want what you want to give them. I hope this helps. As always I'm open to your questions and your comments. Be well.


Hello and welcome to the session. Let's work out the following question. It says draw a pair of tendons to a circle of radius 5 centimeter which are inclined to each other at an angle of 60 degrees. So let's now move on to the solution and let's do the construction. The first step of construction is to take a point O, draw a circle of radius Oa which is 5 centimeter. So we have drawn a circle with radius 5 centimeter and Oa is the radius which is 5 centimeter. Now the next step is produce such that Oa to 5 centimeter. So we have produced Oa to be where A B is 5 centimeter which is equal to Oa that is 5 centimeter. Now the next step is with A as center and radius AO equal to AB equal to 5 centimeter draw a circle setting the first circle points B and Q. Here we have drawn a circle with radius AB equal to Oa equal to 5 centimeter and the circle intersects the first circle at the points B and Q. Now the next step is join BP to get the required tendons. BP and BQ are the required tendons which are inclined at each other at an angle of 60 degrees that is angle PBQ is 60 degrees. Now we'll justify that angle PBQ is 60 degrees. Now for justification join AP and OP. So we have joined AP and OP and here we see that OP is equal to Oa since the radii of the given circle. Also Oa is equal to OP since is the radius of the circle with center A and circle with center A has radius 5 centimeter. So this is 5 centimeter this is also 5 centimeter and this is also 5 centimeter. So in triangle Oa P we have Oa is equal to OP is equal to 5 centimeter because they are the radii of the given circle but also P is equal to 5 centimeter because it's the radius of the circle center A. Therefore Oa is equal to OP is equal to AP. Therefore triangle Oa P is an equilator triangle since all the sides are equal. Therefore angle degrees right. So angle BAP angle BAP that is this angle will be 120 degrees since the linear pair therefore angle BAP is 120 degrees. Now equal to AP equal to AP since it's the radial circle with center A it has radius 5 centimeter. Angle BAP is 120 degrees. Therefore is equal to angle because these are the angles opposite to the equal sides and we know that angles opposite the equal sides are equal. Now in triangle APB plus angle BAP is equal to 180 degrees angle APB plus angle B is 180 degrees as we know that the sum of angles of triangle is 180 degrees. Now ABB is equal to APB angle BAP is 120 degrees. So this implies twice of angle ABP is equal to 180 degrees minus 120 degrees. So this implies twice of angle ABP is equal to 60 degrees and this implies angle ABP is equal to 30 degrees. So angle ABP is 30 degrees and angle ABP is equal to angle ABP. So this is also 30 degrees. Now similarly we'll join OQ and OA and then we'll consider the triangle BAQ. So we have joined OQ and AQ and again this will be a equilateral triangle that is triangle AQO will be equilateral triangle and this angle would be 120 degrees and then considering the triangle we'll get that angle ABQ would be 30 degrees. So similarly join OQ and AQ consider triangle BAQ or ABQ that is this triangle will get equal to 30 degrees. Now angle ABP that is PBA plus angle QBA that is ABQ is equal to 30 degrees plus 30 degrees that is 60 degrees and angle PBA angle PBA plus angle QBA is angle PBQ. So both the tangents are inclined to each other at an angle of 60 degrees hence proved. It's a question and a session. Bye for now. Take care. Have a good day.


What is up everybody? This is Chris from the Rewired Soul where we talk about the problem, but focus on the solution. And today I'm going to be discussing why I'm trying to research burnout, all right? Burnout is something that you hear about all the time. There are constantly articles all over the place about burnout. There's this book called The Burnout Generation which has like over 12,000 reviews on Amazon. There's a bunch of other books about burnout. And this is just a topic that I'm so fascinated with because it doesn't seem like there's too much research on it. But I'm trying to figure out why some people experience burnout and others don't. And I think I may have found one of the answers, all right? So one of the reasons why this intrigues me so much is because I am so busy. And when I share this, just trust me, I'm not here to toot my own horn. I am nothing special. A lot of what I do, I try to figure out, like for example, my addiction. I'm like, how did I get sober and stay sober and other people did it, right? How have I learned to manage my depression and anxiety? What lessons can I pull from my own experience to help others? So the only reason I use my example is because I try to reverse engineer it because hopefully I can help some people out there. So anyways, I'm extremely busy.  Why don't you get a real job? So I actually have two jobs, all right? I have a full-time job and a part-time job. So not only am I working 40 plus hours a week for my full-time job, I'm also putting in about 20 hours a week for my part-time job. All right, my part-time job, I do that work from home. Schedule is much more flexible. I just put in the time, get that work done, right? Aside from that, aside from that, I have this YouTube channel. I took a little bit of a break just to get my head straight and everything like that, but I've been back to uploading pretty much daily videos. Aside from that, while I was kind of taking a little step back from YouTube, I started writing a lot on Medium, all right? And I was writing daily on Medium throughout the entire month of January. And aside from those things, I have a son, so I'm a father. I live with my beautiful girlfriend Tristan, so I'm a boyfriend, right? I read a ton of books in January. I finished 18 books, you know what I mean? So my time is just packed, right? But two things, I don't experience burnout and I find a lot of time for like leisurely activities.  So it's a mixture between educating myself and also leisurely time, you know what I mean? I just got back from seeing birds of prey with my son. So not only am I extremely busy and not burned out, but I have a lot of me time, you know what I mean? So when I see all this stuff popping up everywhere about burnout, I'm like, how, how, what's going on here? So anyways, I've been thinking of a few different ways to research this. And I've been doing some research just online, seeing who's talking about this stuff and everything. And a lot of it is like, oh, find balance, make sure you're not working too much and everything like that. All of the normal things, but I think it goes deeper than that. Because like I said, I'm not special. I'm not special in any way, shape, or form. I have the exact same 24 hours as everybody else on planet Earth. But anyways, I'm currently reading this new book called Barking Up the Wrong Tree, or yeah, Barking Up the Wrong Tree. But anyways, it has all sorts of stuff and all sorts of psychological research in there and everything, but anyways, it said something and it clicked for me, all right? So anyways, let me pull out my handy dandy phone here because I took some screenshots over on Instagram. But by the way, if you're not following me on Instagram, follow me on Instagram. I love doing polls, I love asking you all questions, all that stuff. So first I asked, do you experience burnout, all right? 86% of people said yes, okay? So I had a second question. Do you struggle with setting boundaries? Like if you struggle with burnout, do you also struggle with setting boundaries? 79% of that 86% said yes. And that's something that came up in this book, Barking Up the Wrong Tree, was that a lot of people get burnt out because they over commit and they're givers. So being a giver isn't a bad trait, right? Like I keep making videos and I keep writing and everything like that, even though I have my other jobs because I love helping people, right? Like I try to give, you know? Like during my active addiction, like I was a taker, all I did was take, take, take, take, take, take. If you were somebody in my life, the only reason you were in my life is so I can get something from you. So part of my sobriety is turning that around and just trying to give, you know what I mean? But the reality is, is that there's this threshold that we cross where we give too much and we become burnt out. So as you see from the poll I just did, it seems like there's a correlation, not a causation that we know of, but there's a correlation between burnout and problem-setting boundaries, okay? So we need to start looking at, if you're struggling with burnout, we need to start looking at setting boundaries at work, at home, with friends, whoever it is, you know what I mean? And this can be difficult and it's something that takes practice. But when I'm trying to analyze myself and say, Chris, how are you so busy but you're not burnt down? It's because I am ruthless with my time. And I'm a people pleaser. Like I was a people pleaser for a long time.  But as with anything, it gets easier over time. Like I used to just say yes to everything. Like bosses asked me to do extra, asked me to stay late. You know, whatever it was, yes. Friends invited me out, asked me to do this. I would just say yes. You know, every single thing I was asked, I would always say yes. And like it was just way too hectic. Like I have a generalized anxiety disorder so I can get overwhelmed really easily. And being overwhelmed is also linked to burnout. So what I had to start doing, I had to say no. So just check this out. Like at work, I go above and beyond in both my jobs. I go above and beyond, right? With my YouTube channel, with my social media, with my writing on medium, I try to go above and beyond. There's a lot of you who reach out to me in DMs and everything like that. I try to get back to you as much as possible. Like everything I do, I try to go above and beyond but I set boundaries. Like there are days at work where I'll stay late. There are times when they ask me to take on additional tasks but I figured out a way to set boundaries. Like let's just say for example with work. You know, I will say like I can't. Like I am at my capacity. So first we need to recognize what our capacity is. You know what I mean? Like we need to know how much can we take on before we freak out. Like my full-time job, the guy I ended up replacing, there were a lot of things that he didn't do and we outsourced them. So in an effort to try to save my company money, I was like, oh, I can handle those things, right? But I did them bit by bit to see how much of it I could handle. You know what I mean? Because I didn't wanna overextend myself like I used to do at previous jobs because that pretty much leads to resentment. You start hating your bosses or your supervisor or whoever it is but the reality is we caused it. We caused it by setting this expectation of ourselves. So although there are times when I take on additional tasks or I'll stay late or anything like that, there's some days when I'm like, no, sorry, you know, I gotta go pick up my son. I'm hanging out with my kid. Oh, sorry, you know, I gotta go home. You know, whatever it is, I apologize and most bosses fully understand that. But let me tell you this, if you are searching for jobs right now, you gotta make sure you nip that in the butt immediately. I know we all wanna impress our new bosses, supervisors, whoever it is, but if you start out in a new job and you set zero boundaries, they will take advantage of it. I have done that many, many, many times before. So go above and beyond within your own capacity. Now, when it comes to friends, family members, all these other things, right? We need to learn how to say no. I know so many of us struggle with that FOMO, that fear of missing out. So we wanna go out, so we don't miss anything, yada, yada, yada, all these other things. I just want you to take a look at some of the things that you've done in previous weeks. If you've gone out, if you've partied or gone to a bar mitzvah or whatever it is, look back at it and say, wow, like what would have changed in my life if I didn't go? You know what I mean? Because a lot of us, especially those of us with anxiety or low self-esteem or whatever it is, we fear that if we don't go to the event, like it's gonna destroy a friendship and all these other things, right? But like, I realized a long time ago, like I used to have a friend that, oh my God, she would invite me to everything and she was constantly going out and I'm like, I'm an introvert, but I would say yes, just because I was trying to be a good friend. But there were so many things she invited me to where she didn't even notice that I was there the whole time, right? So I look back at that, I'm like, oh, I need to start setting boundaries and just say no. Now I'm making an excuse to say no, I'm not really interested in doing that or hey, I'm busy doing other stuff. But part of the balance with burnout, the last thing we'll talk about that I think has helped me as well, is finding things that you're passionate about to fill up that time. Because when we just take our free time and we mindlessly scroll through Twitter or Instagram or just zone out, binge watching Netflix and don't get me wrong, I love binge watching some Netflix, baby. Like Tristan and I, we have been binging shameless. So many people told me to check out Shameless and I finally have even though they're on like season 10. So we started from season one, maybe a week or two ago and we're already on season four, right? But, but I still have the things that I'm passionate about that I work on, like making this video right here, like writing articles over on Medium, like replying to your DMs if you reach out to me and you have questions or need me to point you in resources that might help you with your mental health or addiction recovery or if you know somebody who does, I try to do all those things because that is where my passion is. And I don't have enough time to discuss it in this video, but one of the best things you could do for yourself is find meaning, all right? Like one of the things that this book, Barking Up the Wrong Tree is discussing, I forgot what it was called. It was some sort of priorities and then like eulogy priorities, right?  What do I want people to say at my eulogy? And when we find some kind of purpose or meaning, like I'm not saying you gotta start a YouTube channel or write or anything like that, but when we find something that gives us meaning and we think about how we have this finite time on this planet, it helps us fill up that time and give us something worthwhile because not all of us are working like these jobs that we're like extremely passionate about. Like the jobs I'm doing right now, I love them. I have great coworkers. I'm good at what I do, but it's not that same fulfillment I got when I was working at the rehab. You know what I mean? Doing this kind of stuff brings me that fulfillment so I make time for it. So if your thing is animals, you know, like go volunteer at shelters or raise money or whatever it is, if your things aren't like do that, like whatever it is, find something that brings you meaning and purpose to fill up that time and you'll start to find this balance because you'll see that when you start setting up boundaries not only will it help you with burnout but it'll make you a hell of a lot happier. All right? So anyways, talk to me down in the comments below because I'm gonna keep looking into this. I was thinking about creating a survey in like a Google forum and sending it out to people like all of you beautiful people and seeing just different things. Like how old you are? Are you a student? Are you working? All these other things, right? But let me know down in the comments below.  Let me know down in the comments below. All right, but anyways, that's all I got for this video. 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Morning Cybertraders, happy Thursday everybody.  It's going to be 70 degrees. Hopefully it's going to affect some of the stocks. I'm looking forward to getting done today early. Maybe go wash my car. Maybe we'll check out some of my garlic is growing shockingly in October. A lot of really fun, interesting stuff that's going on.  That's a bad thing or a good thing, but here in New York, that's feeling pretty good. But you know what? A lot of good stocks that are moving. Hopefully you heard the news would have happened with Boeing. Listen, I'm going to tell you how to trade that Boeing trade. And it's going to be probably could be a really good options trade and a good swing trade. We'll check that out. We're also getting a couple of very inexpensive stocks that are running too. We got this WIMI. We got this APM here, CCTG. Sones is moving up again. I mean, like there's a lot of good things that are going on in the market. So looking pretty excited. Once again, we got pretty much done with earnings. And earnings was just a fun day just in general. Just a lot of things going on with earnings with so many stocks that are moving. But now that you're seeing coming in here that once earnings season's over, it's not always over. We don't have as much action, but we are still getting some nice moving stocks. So basically what we're going to do is before we get started, I want to just remind everyone this, that we're today's event, we have the boot camp. That is the last lesson. So if you're one of the people that are coming here and taking it for free and everything else, that is going to start at 10 AM. So within the hour, I know where the market's going to be pretty volatile. We just posted up there the link. And I'll also post it up in here in the other chat room in on social media so you guys can see that. So that is going to be at 10 AM. I know I said it was 11 yesterday. I made a mistake. It was 10 AM. And we want to get it in the most volatile time. So just please click on that link. If you missed any of the other ones, phase one and two, there's no problem. It's being recorded. You can go back and review it. But this is where we're just going to do some live trading, take everything we've learned and put it to the test. All right, so anyway, let's talk about what happened yesterday. Because there was some really, really nice stocks that did make some big moves. So Soons is doing really, really, really well. It's been a fabulous swing trade. It has some good options on it. Soons is just really blowing out of the water right here. And it's breaking a 52-eke high. You've got to go back almost two years to kind of see where resistance levels are. And you could see that going back in 2022, you do have resistance levels there. It broke this really big one here right around this 875, which you could see it right there. And not only that, but when we look at level three and level four, you see a lot of that going on too. You saw those big iceberg orders there. And we talked about a lot of that in those workshops, that bootcamp that I did. And remember, I'm really, really, really trying to plug the level three and the level four into all of you because it is so important to start focusing on the future orders and not focusing on the past orders. And that's where everyone is making a lot of their mistakes.  I got a lot of great shorts that just got finished. Make sure you subscribe to our channel.  But I got some really good examples of some really nice level three screenshots. So make sure you get to those. And please make sure you like them, share them. Please share them and leave a comment. Leave a comment. It's always nice to see because I answer them all back. Now, a couple of the stocks that are also that we traded yesterday that did pretty well was the CXAI.   There's always just one or two that go up and they come down. So there's always like there's another one here. There's basically three of them that we have on the list I traded yesterday. But listen, AI we know is not going anywhere. I think I heard something about it overseas. I think it was at London or something. They were trying to put some regulations on AI. I tell you, it's really scary what AI is doing and the more I keep shopping around if it's for plane tickets or traveling or food, wherever it is, AI definitely has a lot that's involved in there. And it's, you know, but some of these stocks are really benefiting from it. There's another stock that's obviously moving too. Again, this was another one that had a good move yesterday. And I'm putting it back on the watch list is BBAI. Now BBAI, we'll get back to it, but stocks have become swing day trades. How they have some funny, how they become a swing trade. But you could see here that the stock also big slingshot came back down, big slingshot came back down. So this one's moving up again and it's starting to fill up a little gap over here but BBAI is nice, it's comfortable. It's got nice spread. Remember students of mine, if you're in the phase one class, you know how we always talk about the three T's and that first T is tradable. That's half the people that fail. By not knowing if the stock is tradable or not. And, you know, the stock has obviously done very well. GXAI was a nice little pop early and it came back down. That was an early morning runner up that ran from like 7 to 16. That was pretty cool. We're going to hop on the BA trade. I want to talk about that next when we start going through the watch list. And then we had this LUV, Southwest Airlines. That stock just got crushed. By the way, anyone who flies Southwest Airlines? I don't, I mean, I'm not a fan of Southwest. I mean, I like, I can't get waiting online. I have my ticket and you know, just wherever. I mean, I just stick with Delta. I stick with the big names I've done really well. A little nervous. I'm actually going to Canada for September, which I know we have a lot of Canadians in here. The Money Show, I just did a deal where I'm going to be doing, I might be doing the traders challenge, okay? I haven't done a traders challenge in about several years. And now they're trying to find someone that can compete against me. You know, I'm 12-time champion. I never, ever lost the traders challenge. Actually, I lost once and then I went back and I tied him. I beat him. I beat the second person. So anyway, I'll be back though. Andre, I'm going to be there. I'll just let you know, Andre. The Money Show is on the September 13th and 14th, okay? So I'm going to be there for that week. I think that's the, I think you have, I don't know why they do it that weekend, but that's the weekend of the film festival up there, which I know is pretty cool up there. So, but anyway, I'm going to be there and I'm going to look to do a, it's in Toronto. It's in Toronto, Brian, okay? Been doing it for, I've been up there for a long time. I know we have a lot of Canadians that are students of ours here. And it's always nice to see you guys there. But I just, I just did the deal yesterday. So Lufo is seeing you all there too. Anyway, let's get back to the market. Oh, how did I get into that? Well, cause I'm flying United and I'm a little concerned about United cause I had to look at the planes. I want to make sure I'm not flying the, the max jet of Boeing and that's the reason why I'm bringing it up. So let me go, let me just talk about Boeing really quick. Yeah, Andre, there you go. Andre's been a student of mine. It's been 13 years already. My God, Andre, it's crazy. It's been that long. Wow, 13 years. Wow, incredible. Well, make sure you got a nice package for me. I'm going to dump the mail for me. I'll bring it with me next time, all right? Anyway, let's go through some shopping. Let's see what's going on. Let's talk about the BA trade because Boeing, obviously another emergency landing they had yesterday. I mean, listen, when it rains, it pours. They're having some really, really bad stuff that's going on with, with their Boeing. And you know what? It's added, if you look at the chart right here, Boeing is testing a major, it's cutting close to that big support levels. It's got support levels right around here, around the 182, but you have something around 176. This is a pivotal price for the stock, okay? When I go back, you can see there's big resistance levels right around here, around this 173. So, you know, it's within that range. That's pretty much where you're at with that stock right there. So the best thing to do is this. Let the bad news keep coming out.  So it started right around here, around this 260. But anyway, it was a great short. It could be a goodbye. It could be a goodbye soon. Because remember, Boeing does a lot of stuff.  It should be coming out soon, by the way, I think. But anyway, these old things Boeing also does, but that, that match check could be a real major problem for them. But anyway, Boeing's go back on the watch list and it could be also become a good swing trade. I'm probably going to do a quick video on that too. We had the swing trades also with, with all the Eli Lilly's doing pretty well. Nouveau's doing pretty well. Nouveau, I don't know if I told you this, but if you guys look at the news on that, they said that now that Wagovie, that weight loss drug is now good for heart disease, they said they're starting to pitch, they're starting to, you know, got FDA approval for heart disease. I don't know what that actually means. Anybody losing weight is good, you know? So I know it's good for high blood pressure people. It's good for heart disease. Why not, you know, being overweight is not good for anything, right? Diabetes, everything. So they got FDA approval on it. They worked out pretty well. Actually it was a couple of, I think it was like last week they came out with the news. It was on Friday. So all those stocks on a swing trade are doing pretty well too. Going through the watch list, let's go through the watch list and see what is going on here. Let me change here and bring up the book viewer too. And where is my, there we go, right there. Oops, there we go. There we go. So we got this, we got the little nice little pretty book viewer here. And we're gonna see what the orders are hiding. I didn't get my, always forget to do this. I'm gonna put my limits in here. Filters. All right. So we got to, we got this stock. What was the one we were saying, APM? Okay. So APM right there has got, had a really nice move. It's not up, listen, we usually find stocks up 100%. It's up about 32%. Not that many orders out there on the NASDAQ, but on the New York, well actually it don't kind of make sense. There's really no one out there, okay? There were orders out here earlier. You can see here on level four, which we talked about in the bootcamp yesterday, which we're gonna spend more time talking about it today at 10 AM. Once again, make sure you guys subscribe to that. And I'll see you there at 10 o'clock this morning. An hour from now, we're gonna talk about 45 minutes. But you can see there's no orders. There's a 6,000 share seller. So who put this on the B list? Okay. It's gonna go on the B list, not on our A list of the day trading list. So even though it's the biggest percentage gainer, I'm not super sold on it. CCTG, another one right here. I'm not too crazy about this one. Not that many orders out there on this one too. It's kind of flat. I mean, you got a lot more sellers and buyers and putting this on the B list. Hopefully it doesn't fall over to the C list. Here, I wasn't too crazy about this one. Very spotty and pre-market. This one looked pretty good though. This one I kind of liked so far, probably the best so far. WIMI. As iceberg orders go, I don't really see too much. WIMI. I don't see too many iceberg orders on this one. No real five digit numbers. No like, well, he has 11,000 share buyer here, 110. I mean, that's not great. 8 million shares. But it's going up nice and slow. It's a level one stock. It looks like you can get in and out of it. It's the second biggest volume leader you can see here on the top right-hand corner next to Soonz, which is another one. Actually, that one's what we already know about that stock right there, Soonz. Any orders out there? There's a big order out there that I see there at 1050. Soonz right there. Is he still out here? 1050. You can't see him over here. A lot of orders out there. I got to go a little bit further. Yeah, there you go. 1050. You see him for 30,000 down here at the bottom? I had to change it a little bit more. Depth. Remember, there's a lot of orders out there in the world. So just don't even think like, why are you going all the way down there? Well, listen, there's an order almost at every penny. But sometimes when you aggregate them, on aggregate them, look what it looks like. Does that look crazy? I mean, that's really hard to kind of read, right? So that's how we aggregate the orders. Anyway, that one we already know about, oh, ho-ho. Ho-ho-ho, we've got about that one, right? Ho-ho-ho is moving again. Ho-lo, H-O-L-O. Remember about ho-lo, we talked about this yesterday. It is very, very volatile stock. Let me bring up yesterday's chart. Remember, we looked at it yesterday at 550, went all the way up to about 7? It's moving again. For some of you here for the first time, you remember, we traded the stock just not too long ago. This stock ran from $3 to almost $100, OK? I'm going to put this on the B list. You know why? It's very, very fast, very, very fast. It's very volatile.  No, you don't understand. This thing moves in like 50 cent intervals, dollar intervals, start getting a little crazy. So if you are one of the traders out here, just remember, you don't have to trade a lot of it. You know, you could just be very, just trade very, trade small shares. Pixie's getting crushed right here. This one was also a pretty nice stock. This was a nice little mover stock. Good volume. I'll put this on the B list, PIXY. Kind of like it, 2 million shares, decent volume, PIXY. What do we got over here? Not really that many big orders, 7,000. Not too much there. All right, a couple of this stock is getting crushed, crushed, SPRB. Oh my god, talking about getting hammered. I mean, someone got caught holding the bag on this one, right, SPRB, pharmaceutical stock. But you know what, we are getting some orders in here, holding here really strong. You could see what happened yesterday. It kind of held some support levels right around here, about $1. I'm seeing a lot of orders right here around just right close to the dollar range. You see it right down there. So we could get a good, dead cat bounce on this one, but we know you're very careful of the pharmaceuticals because they don't come back. We might get a little bit of a push on it. But as of right now, you can see it's getting close to those big buyers out there. Let's see how that works out. Momo, we trade this stock a long time ago, too. This one's on a downtrend. I remember we trade that a few times. New York Stock Exchange, PBAI, we already know about that. That's already on the watch list. LACE, there's another one that's moving, too. I saw this one earlier. And not that many iceberg orders out there again.  I like to swing trade on it. The stock was $20. It's got really crushed. It's been actually moving up pretty well. That one's up.  LACE is not that bad. LAC. And anything else on New York? No, that pretty much does it. So United's getting crushed. All right? What did I say about United? Anybody remember I was talking about United yesterday? What was I mentioning? Everybody remember? Boeing, right? Remember that? So Boeing, what should we call it? UAA? Put that in there. That one's getting, oh, I'm sorry. Wrong UA. I'm wrong you. I'm sorry. Got the wrong UA. Wrong UA. That's under armor. Under armor. UAA. Under armor not doing too well. Who buys under armor anymore? I mean, they're not doing too well. But that stock, as you could see long term, I think got crushed. So there are two stocks. There's UA and there's UAA. So you could trade both of them, all right? So I'd probably stay away from UA. It's got good support levels, but what does it look like what happened yesterday on it? Yeah, it was earnings announcements. That's what it was. You could see it right there. All right, guys. Let's get ready for the market open. My god, time is flying.  I didn't realize we're already almost 10 minutes. So I got to get ready for the 10 AM meeting once again. The link is up there on the screen. If you are watching on social media, if you take your phone, you could scan that little QR code on a top left hand corner so you can click the link or you could just do that. And if you miss today's, you get the recording or your coverage join us next week because we're live. We do the event every week.  All the other instructors are in there. They're going to be working with you. I'm going to get ready for this 10 AM meeting and for our last phase of the boot camp for the free event that I'm going to do. And then just remember, I'll post this up on our social media, all these stocks that we got. Just trade very safe. All right, everybody? Good luck, everyone. Happy trading. If I don't see it, we'll see it in about 10 minutes.


Good evening aspirants, welcome to daily news analysis brought to you by Shankar A.S academy. Today's date is 20th February 2024. Displayed here are the list of topics we are going to see today. Now without wasting any time, let us get into the discussion. Look at this news article. Paytm is in the process of applying for third-party application provider license. So this license will be provided by National Payments Corporation of India. Once Paytm obtains this license from NPCI, it will join other entities like Amazon Pay, Google Pay, Phone Pay, etc. and operate on UPI platform. In order to operate on UPI platform, Paytm is applying for third-party application provider from NPCI. So this is the crux of the news article given here. In this context, let us quickly go through NPCI for our problem section. See National Payments Corporation of India that is NPCI is an umbrella organization for providing retail payments and settlement systems in India. It was established in 2008 under the provisions of Payment and Settlement System Act 2007. It is a joint initiative of Reserve Bank of India and Indian Banks Association. Remember the main intention behind establishing NPCI is to provide infrastructure to entire banking system in India. That is the infrastructure regarding electronic payment and settlement systems. So NPCI is basically a not-for-profit company which is established under Section 8 of Company Sack 2013. Now let us see the important payment systems created by NPCI. First is UPI. The next one is BIM app. Thirdly, RUPI. This RUPI credit card scheme is the first debit and credit card payment network of India and it is launched by NPCI. The objective of RUPI credit card scheme is to fulfill RBI's vision to offer a domestic multilateral system which will allow all the Indian banks and financial institutions to participate in electronic payments. Also note that the RUPI cards can be used not only in India but also in Singapore, Bhutan, UAE, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. Fourthly, NPCI has also established Aadhar Enabled Payment System. So this payment system leverages Aadhar for biometric verification. It helps individuals to make financial transactions securely without needing for physical card or PIN. Next is NACH that is National Automated Clearing House. It is an electronic clearing service that automates repetitive financial transactions like salary, loan EMI collections and more. So this is also established by NPCI. So these are some of the important basic information about NPCI. With this let us conclude the discussion and move to the next news article. Now look at this news article. The Supreme Court on Monday stayed further proceedings before a Lok Sabha Privilege Committee. The committee has earlier summoned the West Bengal Chief Secretary and other officers regarding a complaint filed by BJP MP. The BJP MP has alleged that there was misconduct, brutality and life-threatening injuries to him. So this is the crux of the news article given here. In this context let us understand about parliamentary privileges and also about Lok Sabha Privilege Committee for our Pulum exam. Firstly what are parliamentary privileges? See parliamentary privileges are certain rights and immunities enjoyed by members of parliament both individually and collectively. This is to ensure that they can function effectively without any interruption. See the parliamentary privileges also extend to certain non-members of the parliament. For example Attorney General of India or any minister who may not be a member but speaks in the house also enjoy parliamentary privileges. The privileges are mentioned in constitution under article 105 for parliament and article 194 for state assemblies. The privileges are also mentioned in the rule book of Lok Sabha and Raj Sabha. But note that there has been no law so far been enacted in this respect. So the parliamentary privileges are mainly guided by conventions. Now what is a breach of privilege? See a breach of privilege is a violation of any privilege of MPs or parliament. This may include publishing of news items, editorials or statements made in newspaper or even in TV interviews. Now there are two categories of privileges. One is collective privilege and individual privilege. See the collective privileges are those enjoyed by each house of the parliament collectively and individual privileges are those enjoyed by individual members of parliament. Note that each house of the parliament is a guardian of its privileges. Now let us look at the privileges committee of parliament. See each house of the parliament has its own privilege committee. In Lok Sabha it consists of 15 members and in Raj Sabha it consists of 10 members. In Lok Sabha the members of privilege committee are nominated by speaker and in case of Raj Sabha they are nominated by chairman. But note that the deputy chairman is the head of privilege committee in Raj Sabha. So the function of privilege committee is to examine every question involving breach of privilege of the house. So this is about the parliamentary privileges and the basics of privilege committee of parliament. With this let us conclude the discussion and move to the next news article discussion. Look at this editorial article. It is written in the backdrop of upcoming state visit of Greece Prime Minister to India. As per the sources he will be visiting India for next two days. So the article highlights several opportunities for India within the context of strategic partnership with Greece. So let us understand the important points in the article using our main sansa writing practice. So this topic comes under GS paper 2 under bilateral, regional and global groupings and agreements involving India are affecting India's interest. Now let me read the question for you. Discuss the significance of strategic partnership between India and Greece in the context of evolving geopolitical dynamics in eastern Mediterranean and Indo-Pacific regions. So the only keyword in the question is discuss. So you are expected to cover different viewpoints or perspectives related to the given subject. So in this answer first we are going to write about the diplomatic ties between India and Greece. And in the second part of the answer we can write about the future prospects Finally, we are going to give a balanced judgment in the conclusion part. So this is how we are going to address this question. Now moving on to the introduction part. Here you can write that the Greek port of Preyes is one of the major ports in India Middle East economic corridor. This demonstrates the notable developments in bilateral relationship between Greece and India. Greece has consistently been supportive of India's foreign policy objectives while India agrees with Greece emphasis on advancing international law and regional security. So along with having similar concerns about international terrorism, the two countries have strengthened their relationship through many bilateral initiatives. In this way you can give your own introduction. Now let us move into the body part of the answer. In the first part of the body of the answer we can write about diplomatic ties between India and Greece. Let us start with the historical ties. See India's engagement with Greece spans over 2500 years. It is marked by trade, literature and art interactions. As we find evidence in coins and writings, trade links and cultural exchanges existed between Maurian kings and Greece. Following the ancient ties, the modern diplomatic ties was established in 1950 and it has progressed smoothly for over next 70 years. Greece supported India on issues like nuclear supplier group, missile technology control regime and it also supported India's attempt for permanent seat in UN Security Council. Apart from this, the state visit of respective heads of states have enhanced cooperation for past few years. Now coming to the commercial relations. See the bilateral trade between India and Greece stood at 2 billion US dollars in 2022 to 2023. India exports aluminum, organic chemicals, fish, iron and steel to Greece. While Greece exports mineral oils, fuels, sulphur and aluminum foil etc. Both the countries share institutional linkages, joint economic committee and foreign office consultations. Fourthly regarding bilateral defence cooperation, both the countries have committed to cooperate in areas like military training, joint exercises, defence industry collaboration etc. The defence cooperation became important between the two countries only after 1998. Fifthly with the aim of encouraging and supporting cooperation in the field of science and technology, on the basis of equality and mutual benefit, the agreement on science and technology was signed in 2007. So these are the important points regarding the ties between India and Greece. Now in the second part of the body of the answer we are going to write about the future outlook between the two countries. See firstly, India Middle East Europe economic corridor. It presents an opportunity for India to strengthen its economic ties with the entire Europe including Greece. So in this way Greece will be an important gateway for Indian trade to Europe. Secondly, India and European Union are currently negotiating for wide range free trade agreement. So it is officially known as broad based bilateral trade and investment agreement. With the support of Greece, India can conclude this agreement effectively. Finally with respect to maritime security, India's SAGAR initiative that is security and growth for all in the region. This initiative aligns with Greece's strategic location in eastern Mediterranean. So these are the important points regarding future prospects between the two nations. Now we have completed the body part of the answer. Now moving on to the conclusion part. Even though the strategic partnership between India and Greece opens up various opportunities for economic, cultural and diplomatic cooperation, there is a need to strengthen people-to-people ties between India and Greece. So initiatives like student exchanges, cultural programs and media cooperation should be enhanced to foster greater understanding and collaboration between the two countries. So in this way you can end the answer positively with a balanced judgment. So this is all regarding this discussion. Now let us move to the next news article. Look at this article. It talks about the fluctuation in prices of Jira, that is cumin. The article highlights the volatility in agricultural markets and the volatility shows that there is a necessity of providing price assurance to farmers. So in this article we are going to discuss about what can be the alternatives for MSP. See there are two main propositions to consider for the alternatives of MSP. One is Deficiency Price Payment System and another one is Direct Income Support Scheme. Let us see them one by one. First let us understand about Deficiency Price Payment System, DPP system. See when the market price falls below the MSP the farmers will be compensated the amount that is difference between market price and MSP. So in this system there is no requirement for physical procurement of crops. Thereby it is less costlier compared to MSP system because in MSP system the government spend significant amount of money for procurement and storage but in this system there is no need to procure and store the food grains. See the DPP system aims to protect farmers against market price volatility so it encourages them to diversify crops beyond traditional water incentive ones. However the feasibility of implementing DPP system on national level requires careful examination because there were challenges observed in state level implementation such as traders gaming the system and complexities in compensation calculation. Now let us see about Direct Income Support Scheme which is also considered to be an alternative for MSP. See under this Direct Income Support Scheme a fixed amount of money is directly transferred to back account of farmers. This is irrespective of their crop prices or production volumes. The Direct Income Support will not interfere with the market prices or crop choice so it promotes the agricultural diversification and sustainability. The example for Direct Income Support Scheme include PM Kisan Samman Nidhi. This PM Kisan Samman Nidhi provides 6000 annually to the farmer families. There is Telangana's Raithu Bandhu scheme and Odisha's Krushak assistance for livelihood and income augmentation scheme. So these are the examples for Direct Income Support Scheme. So this Direct Income Support Scheme and DPP system can be considered as alternatives to MSP. So with this let us conclude the discussion and move to the next news article. Look at this article. Recently the Supreme Court has ordered that the definition of forest should remain broad. This decision came while hearing petitions against recent amendments to Forest Conservation Act. So the recent amendments to the Act limited the definition of forest. But the Supreme Court has asked the government to keep the definition of forest very elaborate and broad. So this is the news given here. In this context let us understand about Forest Conservation Act and its background. The Forest Conservation Act of 1980 is an important piece of legislation and the primary goal was to conserve forest and their resources. Now what is the need for this act? See the previous laws like Indian Forest Act of 1865 and 1927 version primarily protected the commercial interest of British Empire. So after independence India recognized the need for a new law that specifically focused on preserving the forest ecosystem rather than exploiting them for raw materials. So this is why Forest Conservation Act of 1980 was introduced. Now let us understand the futures of this act. See the act centralizes the authority requiring state governments and other bodies to obtain permission from central government for any forest related decisions. An advisory committee assists the central government in the matters of forest conservation and the act also imposes penalties for non-compliance. See there are three important sections of this act. The section one talks about definition of the act. Section two talks about restrictions on converting forest land for non-forest purposes including cultivation of various crops and plants. And then section three talks about the details of formation of advisory committee to guide the central government on forest preservation. In 1996 the Supreme Court ordered a nationwide suspension of tree filling. So this decision emphasized the application of Forest Conservation Act to broader range of land. Specifically the act would now apply not only to the land which are officially recorded as forest but also to the land that fit the dictionary meaning of the forest. So this expansive interpretation means that a wider area of land will be brought into the category of forest. So in June 2022 the Indian government took a step further by amending the forest law. The amendments proposed a new mechanism to facilitate development projects in forest. Developers were allowed to establish plantations on land where forest conservation act did not apply. So these plantations could then be credited against their obligations for compensatory of forestation. Now let us understand about the amendment made in 2023. See last year the central government made serious amendments to this forest conservation act. The first one is declared or notified forest land. So this includes areas officially designated as forest by Indian Forest Act of 1927. The second one is the land notified as forest after October 25, 1980. So this covers areas which are not previously recognized as forest land but officially identified as in government records. However the forest lands recorded before 1980 and not officially designated as reserved areas are excluded from the protection of this act. So this is an important amendment made to Forest Conservation Act last year. So this represents a shift from Supreme Court's 1996 verdict. So this is why recently Supreme Court ruled that the definition of forest should be kept very broad rather than limited definition which is kept by central government last year. So this is all about the news. Now let us move to the next part of our discussion. Now we have come to the premiums practice question discussion. Look at the first question. Consider the following statements regarding forest conservation act 1980. Look at the first statement. This act centralizes the authority for forest conservation requiring state governments to obtain permission from central government for any non forest use of forest land. Yes this statement is correct. The Supreme Court's decision in 2023 upheld the broad definition of forest as per its verdict in T. N. Godavarman Thirumalpat case of 1996. So this statement is also correct. The question is asking about the incorrect statement. So the answer is option D none. Now moving on to the second question. It is about MSP system in India. Deficiency price payment system compensates farmers for difference between market price and MSP and the market price is lower. Yes this statement is correct. Direct income support schemes transfer a fixed amount of money directly into back account of farmers. This statement is also correct. The DPP system involves physical procurement of crops by government to stabilize market prices. This statement is incorrect because DPP system does not involve physical procurement of crops. So the correct answer is option C 1 and 2 only. And this is the main question for you today. Interested aspirants can write the answer and post it in the comment section. With this we have come to the end of the discussion. If you like the video please share it with your friends and don't forget to subscribe to Shankar IS Academy YouTube channel. Thank you.


I mean, they're definitely trying with this product. Hey, what's up guys, it's Josh here. Today I'm going to do a little review on this genius electrolytes. Electrolytes are something that now I take almost every single day. And for a long time, I would never even pay attention to my electrolytes. They play a huge role on if someone has a heart attack or if they don't, like for example, if you run out of magnesium or potassium, your heart will pretty much just stop. So there's something you always want to have in your diet and they are in some foods, but unless you're actually focusing and paying attention, you know what I mean? You're probably not going to know. And then on top of that, you know, for somebody who sweats, you sweat out a more electrolytes. If you're somebody who drinks, like you're going to need more electrolytes. So genius is a brand that I've always really liked. They seem to use really clean ingredients. They try to do something outside the box with their blend and they don't use artificial dyes and colors, which I absolutely love. Thankfully, almost all the kinds of electrolytes that I've tried don't contain any artificial colors. And my main go-to is the Keto K. It's a lot of people copy the Keto K blend. It's actually one of my favorites. It's pretty much the only blend that I've seen that carries a full gram of potassium. And apparently you're supposed to have four grams of potassium a day. So the strongest brand that I found only contains one gram. I definitely want to get my hands on it. But on to genius electrolytes. Now one thing I will say about genius electrolytes is this is a completely unique blend. This is very well thought out. This is not a clone.  So they use a lot of interesting compounds. Like they use this magnesium only at 50 milligrams, but it's this magnesium by glycine chelate. So essentially chelated minerals somehow increase the absorption. So it's chelated and it's magnesium by glycinate. Meaning that it's magnesium fused with glycine and glycine from my understanding is supposed to just put more water in your body and also water in your brain. So I don't know if having this mixed with magnesium is somehow crossing into more barriers. If it's making it stronger, I'm not too sure. And then you've got, you know, vitamin C. I don't really know why they put that in there. That is supposed to increase absorption, but it's not in any other mixes. Now zinc, zinc is another really strong one. They only have one milligram of zinc in here. Now you don't actually need that much zinc, but it is that zinc by glycine chelate as well. So it is chelated, which is going to, I think, increase absorption. And then it's also mixed with glycine again. So I don't, I'm not too sure exactly how that works, but every time that I've looked it up online, it seems to be very, very potent. Like one of the most strong, well thought out versions of zinc and magnesium that you would come across. They love mixing glycine with everything because they mix their glycine with their selenium as well. Now I don't know enough about selenium, but it is in all these mixes. You got sodium and then potassium here. You have potassium bicarbonate and phosphates. Now I'm pretty sure when I looked up potassium bicarbonate, it's for people with really, really low levels of potassium. And I think they said that you can only put 100 milligrams of that in a supplement. You are not allowed to sell one serving over 100 milligrams, which is weird. I don't know, is it so strong? I don't get it. Cause you need four grams of potassium a day, but you're only allowed to have 100 milligrams of this kind. So I don't know if it's like potent or there's some side effects. I don't know. Then you have this cherry that contains the vitamin C. And the last thing is this sustenamine. They even advertise this like quite a bit if you look on the website. So it seems like one of the selling factors. I definitely looked it up once. It seemed pretty interesting, but I'd have to try it on its own and maybe see some testing about it. Maybe I'll put that on screen, but that is one of the bigger things that separates this apart. You can even see it right there, that sustenamine. And this is the only electrolyte mix that I've seen that contains it. So I really like this supplement. I don't know if I would stick to this one or the Keto K. I think this was about $20 to $25 for 30 servings. The Keto K is 50 servings for about 32. So they're pretty close, pretty similar. The Keto K had lots more of these minerals, but I think Genius makes this argument on their website that having ingredients that are more potent allows you to not take any extra filler or take anything extra. So I really like this product, guys. I really like that it has 400 milligrams potassium, although that's not to the one gram that I want. Most brands put about 250 milligrams potassium. So you're over the 250 milligram mark and you have these really, really potent versions of these supplements that are supposed to be much, much stronger. So maybe you'd have some side effect taking like grams of something or like a big dose of something, but maybe taking a little bit or taking these smaller doses that are stronger would eliminate some side effects. I'm not too sure, but oh yeah, the taste lemon lime. So all the tastes that with electrolyte mixes that I tasted aren't really the best. This one's kind of tied with my favorites. There's like a Keto K flavor of raspberry lemon and I really do enjoy that one, but this one also is lemon lime. Tastes really good. More of a lighter taste, but it has no artificial sweeteners. So I mean, that's what I would prefer. Let me know what you think of genius electrolytes. Let me know what electrolytes you use down below. We're on the road of 50,000 subscribers and I couldn't do without any of you guys. I hope you guys are the best. Having a great day out here. Hopefully having a great day at home. See you all in the next video. Peace.