Ysbryddech chi yn ffocos ar y ASA Methodology o'r ddweud. Yn y ddweud wedi'i metodologaeth, mae'n bryf i'w ymddi'ch gyda'r ASA, ac yn ysbryddech chi'n gweithio yn gwneud o'r ddiwethaf o ddweud hynny. Ysbryddech chi'n metodologaeth yn gweithio i Jeremy Harmer o'u ddweud i'r rhai llangwyd ddweud ymddangos. Fy yw'r ddweud ymddangos And what we're going to do is to look at the purpose of each one of these stages and some typical activities that take place during those stages So the first stage is known as the Engage and its sole purpose as the name implies is to get the students talking and thinking in English There is no reason whatsoever when the students come to your class ..a bod y gwybod gen i'w ddefnyddio'r ac mae'r gwaith yn rhan o'r hwyl. Aeth yng Nghymru, yw'r nagotr, o'n gwybod yn fyw rhan o'r hyn.. ..sydd yn gwybod yn gwybod yn gwybod yn gwybod yn gwybod. Mae gennym eu byw'r谷au fod ymlaen gyda'i'r ysgyflodau.. ..eg i ddyfnod i gael ei hynny. Mae'r cwestiynau ffain wedi sicrhau yn gweddar o'i. A mi'n dweud i ddod... ..a bod dwi'n rhaid i'r clas dim.. are those activities we're one people involved plus that they are proactive and fun! Some examples of these activities, again, that we can play is known as FizBuzz, and in FizBuzz, what you do is you go around the class each person saying a number, let's say we start off between the numbers one and thirty, they just go around the class, each person going through the numbers. In the second round what we do is we ask them for every number that is a multiple of three, three, six, nine, twelve and so on, they say the word fizz and then in the third round they not only do that but every number that is a multiple of five, five, ten, fifteen, twenty and so on they say the word buzz and this really gets them to have to use their thought for English as to whether they say the number or they say fizz or they say buzz. Or indeed with numbers such as fifteen whether they say the words fizz buzz. So it's a very nice activity to get them going. A second idea that we could use here is that we get them to create lists. So we give them a topic, let's say fruit and vegetables and they go around the class having to produce a list of various things. Another idea may be something like an alphabet game where they have to create nouns following the letters of the alphabet. So each of these ideas is purely and simply to get the students talking and thinking in English. They are interactive in that the students have to communicate to us and the third thing we need to ensure is that everyone in the class has said something by the end of our engage phase. The second stage or phase of the lesson is known as the study phase and really the purpose of this phase is to cover the actual teaching of the lesson and to check understanding of that material. Typically in an ESA lesson the study phase will have two parts. The first phase of the study is to cover the actual teaching component in what's known as the board work. And what we try to do in the board work phase is to elicit to gain information from the students about the teaching point. So this is very different to the normal didactic way of teaching where someone stands at the front and explains the information. In the ESA methodology wherever possible you are trying to draw the information out from the students in this process known as elicitation. Once that information has been generated on the board what the teacher can then do is cover any gaps in knowledge that they are unable to elicit from the students. The teaching point then being complete we can then move over into the second part of the study phase which is to check the students understanding of this information. The second part of the study phase once we've elicited this teaching point from the students is to then check their understanding. Now one question that's often used in classrooms to check understanding is do you understand? Really this is a waste of time because the students will quite often say yes whether or not they do. And so in order to check understanding what we have to do is to ask targeted specific questions about the teaching point. So what these questions have to tell us is by answering them the students have an understanding of the material that we've covered in the teaching point. The types of questions that we ask could be for example what are known as gap fill activities. So quite often they have a sentence where there is a gap and they have to choose typically a vocabulary word in order to complete that sentence and make it make sense. Another example of an activity might be something like a matching exercise and there are all sorts of things that they could match. For example they might match a word to a picture or they might match a picture to a description or they could match a word to a description itself. So again both of these activities are very targeted in that the students have to be able to understand the material in order to get the answer correct. Another type of activity that can be used here we could describe as word order and typically you will take a sentence and scramble it up and the students then have to recreate that sentence in the correct order to make it sensible. Again this will show understanding of the particular vocabulary or grammar point. And so on to the final phase of the ESA lesson which is called the activate phase. What we have done so far if you remember is to engage the students to get them talking and thinking in English where possible we've elicited the teaching point from the students and covered any gaps in knowledge to make sure that the teaching point has been fully covered and then we've checked understanding of that teaching point by asking targeted and specific questions. Usually the types of activities that we've done for the study phase will involve using a single word in order to answer those questions correctly. This however is not how language is actually used when we use language we always use it in some form of context. So the purpose of the activate activity is to put that teaching material into some form of context something realistic that the students would actually use. Okay so let's look at some typical activities that could be used for the activate stage of a lesson. Remember what we're trying to do is to get the students to use the language that they've learnt in some form of realistic context. So typical activities may include role plays where the students take on the role of a doctor or a dentist or a patient and they actually generate a set of language that uses this particular teaching. Another example that they could do would be surveys where each of the students get up and they go around and they ask questions of all the other students. This type of activity where all students get up and interact with each other is often called a mill drill. The final type of activity that we'll put in here is that the students can have a debate about a particular subject. Now if we think about the activities that we're doing here what we can see as opposed to the study activities where we had targeted specific language each of these activities is actually going to generate different answers depending upon which student we interview or have the role play for. So this is using language in a realistic way rather than just answering a single question. This particular methodology is known as a straight arrow ESA lesson. If every single lesson that we undertook with our students was a straight arrow ESA lesson then it is quite possible that the students would be able to predict what is going to come up next. And whilst this is good for the lower level students then it could potentially become a little bit boring for our higher level students. So what Harmer did in his ideas about ESA was to generate two other types of ESA lesson that we can use to try and generate a little bit more interest. So the other two types of ESA lesson that we can follow. The first is known as a boomerang lesson and the second is known as a patchwork lesson. And what we're going to do is to have a look at those other types of ESA lesson in a little bit more detail. So what we'll do now is to go through each of the types of lesson to see how they are created. The straight arrow as its name implies is just running through each of the three phases E, S and A in a straight line. The second type of lesson is known as the boomerang and as the name implies what happens in a boomerang lesson is that we send something out to start with and that comes back to us. A boomerang lesson would be something like this. We always start whatever type of lesson it is with an engage phase that's to get them talking and thinking in English. From the engage we then move directly into an activate activity before we have studied any of the language. What is likely to happen here is that the students are not going to create the perfect language either in terms of their vocabulary or in terms of the grammar. So this is going to indicate a gap in the student's knowledge. What we can then do, knowing what that gap in the knowledge is, is to study that particular gap and once we've completed that we can then reactivate in the second activate phase to see whether they are able to use that knowledge. In the patchwork ESA lesson really all we can say here is that we're going to start with an engage phase. We're going to end with an activate phase and really anything we like can happen in here in terms of the A's and the S's and the E's. So in the patchwork lesson what we're doing is putting together all of these different components E, S and A in no particular order. What we'd like to do now is to have a look at actual examples of each of these three types of lesson so that you get a clearer idea of what they might involve. So now an example of a straight arrow ESA lesson. For our engage phase what we're going to do is to show the students a video of animals and they are going to say what they like about those animals and try to create a list of some more. So remember what we're trying to do here is to get the students talking and thinking in English. We're using a typical engage activity which is to create a list and we try to make sure that all the students have been involved in some way in creating those lists. Moving on to the study phase, the first part is going to be the board work and the teacher is going to try to elicit from the students what each of those animals can and can do. Typically what the students will say is just single words so run, jump, fly etc. What we would then need to do is to make sure that each of those things are put into a sentence. So what we will do is to run through each of the animals and get the students to tell us in full sentences what it can and can't do. This will be covering the actual grammar point that we're trying to cover and so what we then need to do is to make sure that the students understand this particular grammar point and we can cover that with the use of worksheets. So for example we may have a gap fill and we may have a matching activity on that particular point. On to the final phase of the lesson which is the activate. What we're going to do here is to get the students in pairs to create their own super animal and once they've drawn that particular animal out they're going to write a number of sentences to tell us what it can and can't do. After that they're then going to present that information to the rest of the class. Our next example is going to be that of a boomerang lesson and remember the structure is like this. So again we're going to start with an engage phase and for our engage the students are just going to have a discussion about jobs, what happens at interviews and so on and so forth. So during that engage phase what we would hope to do is to elicit some useful language about jobs and interviews and the types of questions that are being asked. Then we're going to move immediately into an activate activity and this is going to involve a role play. So we'll break the students into pairs, one will be an interviewer, the other will be an interviewee and they'll generate the language that that role play will produce. What the teacher can do whilst that is taking place is to go around and make a note of any mistakes in either vocabulary or grammar that are taking place. What you can then do in the study phase of the lesson firstly in the board work, taking your cue from what happened in the role play then we can study that particular language and grammar which will be helpful for their role play later on in the lesson. So the students will cover any useful language and grammar needed for that particular role play. Once that has occurred we can then do worksheets. Those worksheets will be to check their understanding of that particular language and grammar point and then finally we can repeat the role play as our final activate activity. Perhaps swap down the interviewer and the interviewee so they get to play a different part but what they should now be able to do is to make use of this language and grammar in their second role play. Hopefully what we will show the students is that there is a gap in their knowledge in this first one and that they can then use that language in their second one. So a boomerang ESA lesson is very good for indicating a learning need and showing that that learning need has been covered. Our final example is going to be an example of a patchwork ESA lesson and remember we said the form of this particular lesson will start with an engage as always. It will finish with an activate and there will be some variation of E, S and A within the brackets here. So we are going to generate our patchwork ESA lesson as follows starting with the engage. The students are going to look at holiday photos and talk about what they like and don't like from what they see. From that we are going to move directly into an activate phase and what the students are going to do is to make comments about holiday brochures and try to act out a role play between a travel agent and a customer. Again, as this is taking place the teacher will be moving around and looking for gaps in knowledge in terms of their vocabulary and their grammar and these things are then going to be covered in the first study activity. So in the board work phase of this study activity the teacher will cover any gaps in knowledge indicated by that first activate activity. What the students are then going to do is to move into a second activate and here they are going to use the information from the study activity and they are going to try to create their own travel brochure. Again, once the students have created that travel brochure we are going to move into the next phase which is going to be another engage. This time about a slightly different topic so this time the students are going to be asked what they like about particular radio or TV adverts. So we will get the students to tell us which particular adverts they like and why, which ones they find amusing, which ones generate their interest. And from this we will move into another study phase where the teacher is going to cover the types of language that is generated by those types of advert. What we are going to do to finish the lesson off is a final activate activity where hopefully we are going to bring everything that we have covered so far in the lesson together and the students are going to create their own TV advert and they are then going to present that to the rest of the class.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2021 Ram 1500 Group Cab 5'7' Short Box Big Horn Level 2 Sport Edition is stock number 14236ZA. I am here at Summit Automotive in Vondellac, Wisconsin, you're new and used light-duty truck and Ram headquarters. This 2021 Ram 1500 has the 5.7-liter V8 Hemi engine paired up with the e-torque assist is also paired up with the 8-speed automatic transmission. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. It has four brand new tires and this truck is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video inside underneath, start it up, take a look under the hood, show you all the options and just give you the most accurate representation of the truck that I can. Granite Crystal Metallics color, I shoot all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, subscribe to the YouTube channel, click the bell notifications, I'd really appreciate it. 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I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck and of confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at or just make the decision to come take a look at the truck. If this video helps you do either of those things, let your salesmen know that you saw the video, that it was helpful and that Brett sent you and then I can keep doing these videos each and every day for our great customers all over the United States. Back wheels in excellent shape and the back tires are brand new as well. You can see the lines right there. It does come with the plastic wheel well liners which keeps your frame and underbody looking good. Looks really nice, especially for a truck from Wisconsin. And lower rockers and cam corners are in great shape. Get the nice factory chrome step bars. Get the sport decal there that's just a sticker if you didn't like it you could always take that off. Rear bumper is in great shape. I didn't see any denser dings in there and you do get the dual chrome-tipped rear exhausts, backup parking sensors, full-tailing package which includes the receiver hitch forpin and seven pin wiring and that tailgate is in really nice condition as well. I didn't see any dense or dings on there. Has the shock down assist tailgate also a very nice gator roll-up tonneau cover. I didn't see any rips or tears on there. The bed is in really nice condition. It's got a little bit of light duty usage but that's what truck beds are for and nothing a bedliner couldn't fix. Does have this mat that has been bolted down to the inside of the tailgate which is nice. Coming around to the driver's side just as clean as that passenger's side. No dents, no dings on the box. 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Here are all your different apps. It does have projection manager. We can project your cell phone to the screen via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. We actually did a demo on Android Auto. If you want to check that out that's in the upper right hand part of the screen. See how that system works. Pretty neat system. Down here are your more tactile volume tune and climate controls and your heated and seats and steering wheel buttons. Factory brake controller, stability control, tow hall mode, front and rear parking sensors. You can turn those off and on. Down here you get two USBs, two USB-C's, aux jack and down there is a 115-volt 400-watt plug-in. Heal-a-century with remote start, that's a really nice shape and you get your coin holder and cup holder sliding tray right there. Dual gloveboxes, passenger side floor mat and seat are in excellent condition, smells very clean inside this truck. I don't think it's ever been smoked in and the headliner is in great shape. 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headline. News update. Everyone Basel Chapman on this Tuesday, October the 19th, October the 19th. Some of us remember October the 19th, 1987 very well. Anyway, we're not there. What we're looking at is the Dow is up 71 at 35,330. It is now what 300 points below exactly 300 points below the all time high of 35,631 in leg C in the Chapman wave. That means that we're in a buy mode because it's the casings good, the MACD is good, 90s over the 14, period of moving average that on balance volume just keeps fading. But we should see an attempt to get to the 35,500, 600 area this week, especially in rear C in Chapman wave. We're always looking for a buy mode to go to at least a D. That should be a peak higher than this particular high that we're seeing right now. We'll see what happens. It is improving the weekly chart. Look at the S&P. The S&P's leg in the Dow a little bit, still doing very nicely. It's up 13 at 44.99. Most importantly, it's also in leg C. I could now extend this a little bit higher. That says it could get to the 45, 25 areas at 44. It's called a 4500 right now. It's helping the weekly chart here as well. So far on the day, this is good action. The day's young. We've barely begun the session just a half an hour in and we're looking at the 10 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network update. Only a leg B in the QQQs, doing nicely as well, broken above that resistance level. Let's see if at 33.73, 35 right now, it's able to get to 376.30 over the next day. That'll be very important. And we're looking at the IWM, which is lagging again. It's down 13 cents at 224.92. What is important is that gold is moving nicely. It's up 13. But wait a minute. Look at silver. Look at that leg D, a huge leg D up at 24.10 up 84 cents. This is a really big move. And that means the dollar is pulling back. He has the dollar is pulling back still near the recovery highs. But at 93.68, it is starting to show that it's got the H pattern. You've got to be careful here. Let's just quickly look at the TLT because that's pulling back so rates can rise a little bit and crude oil. We talked about that in my show coming up the Tiger Initiations Hour. Don't forget today at four o'clock, you've got a subscriber event that is looking ahead to the end of 2021. What did we expect? What are we looking at? What sectors are working? What is not working? A really important webinar. Check it out, front page of TFNN, talk more about what I'm talking about.


The following is a presentation of TFNN. The morning market kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN, 8.30 AM Thursday morning as we come on the air, expecting those weekly jobless claims to come in as we speak. Right now you got markets in positive territory. Dow futures up 324 points, trading at 23,837. You're looking at an S&P, positive by 43 points, trading positive by 1.5% at 28,77. NASDAQ futures up 132, that's 1.5% as well, trading at 9,084. Crude oil catching quite a bit, up $2.30, that's almost 10% in the positive for crude, trading at 26,29. We'll start things off, let's jump over to the charts. We'll start it off with the Dow. Dow futures, 23,848. You see the run up that we had from the lows last night of about 23,431. We're now about 400 points above that level, trading 23,844. Jumping over to the NASDAQ 100, 9,085, quite an acceleration as well. You back it up to Tuesday where the market sold off in the afternoon. That price level from that sell off about 9,018. And we're now trading at 9,084. And as I pause that number, getting that weekly jobless claims total, 3.169 million. The expectation was about 3 million, so a little bit more than the market had been looking for. Of course, we get non-farm payrolls for the month of April tomorrow. That will be interesting folks, 3.169 million, the weekly jobless claims. That brings, I believe, the seven week total to around 33 million jobs. The number tomorrow could be harsh, folks, anywhere from 20 to 30 million jobs they're looking for lost in the non-farm payrolls number tomorrow. Jumping back to the charts, we cover the NASDAQ 100, S&Ps, and you can see pretty muted response on that jobs number, right? All but expected, the number they were looking for was 3.05 million. You got 3.16 million, nonetheless, S&Ps, 2874 holding the gains we had overnight. Crude oil market, there's your acceleration from 3 AM trading at $23.56, crude pops all the way up to 26.30, quite an acceleration, something I wanted to point out to look for. The end of the day, the final 15 minutes before expiration, the contract expiration, the end of the day, I should say, for commodities. When you get into the commodities, you go to crude oil, right? 2.30 PM is when the daily contracts end for the day and futures. There's been a lot of action in the final 15 minutes as these contracts come towards the end of the day. It'd be interesting to see what happens at 2.15 to 2.30 PM now, nonetheless, the whole day for crude, June contract, gold just under 1,700 trading at 1,698 right now, and the Euro US dollar currently under 1.08 at 1.0783. In terms of what else you have happening across the market, lots of earnings action happening today and this week. Moving around to some of the action, just wanted to kind of talk about, I mean, the coronavirus comeback, right? These levels folks, I mean, even when we get negative action, we're now climbing up to that 200 day moving average, CNBC with the graphic there, May 6th, that's 2889. And for record, we're trading 2873 about in the futures market. But nonetheless, the market quite a comeback and I also wanted to show, we now have the number. This is showing where we were in terms of the numbers, weekly claims in 2020, total over past six weeks, 30.3 and we now know that we got the number 3.16 million, so you're talking about 33.4 million jobs over the seven week total. Other action out there, Moderna shares popping after the FDA approves coronavirus vaccine for phase two trial. The company said it will begin the next round of trials with 600 participants shortly and has finalizing plans for a phase three trial as early as this summer. That company, MRNA, and you gotta hope they get it done, folks, quite an incentive. I mentioned yesterday, I mean, the incentive is literally almost you save the world, right?  For the brilliant people out there that have that possibility of making that happen, it's gotta be exciting and MRNA up almost 15, 18%, up to 55, 48, you were up about $10 at one point, so 58.85 on their numbers, the numbers coming out. They lost about 35 cents, they were looking for 36, but the conference call beginning at about 8 AM when we jumped on the air right now, 55.45. Other companies with earnings last night after the bell, we got lift earnings, good numbers for them trading from 26.12 up $4 right now at 30.15, you're also getting a pop in Uber, Uber's got their earnings after the bell tonight, but Uber reacting on the news that Lyft shares actually more riders this year than compared with last year. Jumping over to their numbers, Lyft shares jump 15%, as we said, company reports more riders than last year despite the coronavirus. So Lyft reported a loss, and we already went over those jobs numbers, let's close that out. Lyft reported losses of $398 million, revenue of almost $1 billion at $955 million for the quarter, citing COVID-19 impacts on the business. Lyft recently laid off about 17% of its workforce slash pay for remaining employees by 10 to 30%. Heading into the quarter, Lyft is facing a new lawsuit, we covered that yesterday as well, talking about whether their employees are employees or contractors, that's a long held battle between Lyft and Uber and the likes, loss per share $1.31, active riders 21.2 million revenue per active rider 45.06, it's interesting if when I'm using Uber, not right now because things are shut down, but I'm using it for more than $45, was that a year active riders, revenue per active rider for the quarter, I assume, so that's 90 days, I mean that's 50 cents a day, I'm usually using it at more of a pace than that. But Lyft's losses marked a dramatic improvement from a year ago, it's first as a public company when Lyft reported losses per share of $9, so the net losses expanded from last quarter, however, its active rider number represented a 3% year over year improvement despite, that's the big number in here that had these companies popping, it'd be interesting to see where Uber comes in tonight, Uber on their last earnings number just for some context, these ridesharing companies, it's interesting to see what's gonna happen, you have such a pain going on in terms of no action, no people taking it out, whether it's traveling to the airport, to hotels, to nights out with friends, complete collapse of all of that from $40 plus in change to $13, we're now gonna open at about $30, which is right in this range here, for some context here, when Uber came out with their numbers, I believe you have February 6th, let me go back to Lyft, because these two companies, when they came out with their numbers, Lyft was after them, so Uber came out with their numbers first last quarter, interesting that Lyft beats them by a day this quarter, so Uber out with their earnings on February 6th, before any of this coronavirus had impacted things, they stated that they were gonna be cash flow positive by the end of this fiscal year, as opposed to the expectation was at the end of next fiscal year, so Uber trades higher, you also saw Lyft shares trade higher on the heels of that, anticipating it, Lyft came out and said no, no, no, we're not gonna be cash flow positive until the end of next year still, no expectation that had been raised, so Lyft paired some of that, but the point being, Uber kind of surprised here to tell people that, hey, we've been stemming cash for a while, we're gonna be cash flow positive in this current fiscal year at the end of the year, and then we have a complete collapse to 13, I imagine they're gonna have the cash on hand because they came out down here and said they're probably gonna have four to six billion dollars on hand in about a year, no matter how things slow down, but they come out with their earnings after the bell tonight, so we'll see, stay tuned folks, we're gonna come back, see what else we have moving today in the market, we'll be right back. 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Other stocks with action out there, how about the recent run Peloton has had P-T-O-N? Check out that pop even from last week. You're going from 30. You're going to open at about 46. That's $8 almost 20% above where you were trading more than 20% actually at 3803, the close of Friday. But check out the acceleration really when you look at the pain that we had from what I just put it on a daily. Yes, this is as far back as it goes public, which is why I was a little thrown off for a moment in terms of the daily. You had the collapse with the COVID collapse in the market from 34 all the way down to 17, keeping in mind this chart not even shown. We're going to open at $45 up here this morning, close yesterday at 38. Quite a pop for Peloton shares and jumping over to the news for them. Peloton, so sales surged 66% from a year ago to 524 million. Peloton last month, they had a largest class ever more than 23,000 people streaming from home on one particular class. The company which sells a spinning bike for $2,245 and a treadmill for $4,295 predicted to be one of the beneficiaries during the COVID-19 pandemic. People staying at home needing to work out, we're very fortunate being in Florida. You can always get outside, but if you can't always get outside. I imagine if I was still up in my lovely awesome hometown of Boston, I would probably be even more interested because in the winter, I'm not sure I'm going to be really quick to jump back into the gym folks. And I have an active gym membership and I'm not sure that that's something that I'm going to be eager to do at least until I let things play out and see how testing goes and see how opening the country up again goes. Just pulling up this headline that happened to pop up, we're already talking about Uber and Lyme. So Uber leading $170 million investment in the company Lyme. They do the scooters, Uber will transfer its electric bike and scooter business to Lyme under the deal. Okay, they're really segmenting. Let's see if Uber's reacting to this action this morning, zooming in a little shorter, still hanging at about $30. So no real reaction on that headline, I guess waiting for their numbers tonight after the bell. But I want to jump around back to Peloton, right? Interesting stuff. In the long term, I really struggle to figure out how this company is going to be a long term huge profit generator. Earnings per share for them, loss of 20 cents, revenue 524 million, net loss widening during the quarter to 55 million or 20 cents a share compared to a loss of 38 million or $1.76 a share. Analysts were expecting the company to report a loss of 17, okay? Sales from its connected fitness products, that's like its bikes total of 420 million, up 61% from a year ago. Subscription revenue, which is a big number, totaled 98.2 million, up 92%. That's a real catch here. So these bikes, I was just pulling up their website, I was trying to find the actual bikes with the price tag next to them. Because there we are, here's the, and that's what it says from 22, yes. So here's your action, all right?  Now, you want some shoes in there, you want a couple hand weights, $2,400, right? You want to, what is that? Stretch bar, what is that? A foam roller, shoes, weights, headphones, heart rate monitor, bike mat, that's right, it's a bike mat folks, there it is. $2,494, I pulled up Amazon, I Googled stationary bike, I Amazon searched it, I guess you could say in there, stationary bike, you can get good bikes for $230, $400, right? $200 is the Amazon's choice for the sit-back bike, $171 there, $335, that looks like a pretty legitimate bike you'd see in a gym right there, let alone if you really want to go skimpy on the frills of everything, $115 gets you a bike, $2,250 folks, I imagine if you're in the market, if you're going to use it a ton, you can rationalize that expense, I guess, they just did it to the tune of almost $500 million, right? But you don't need to do that, I'm a big fan of biking, okay? That's why I say maybe I'd be interested in this if I couldn't go outside. But even if you want to stay inside, and this is a very replicable business, okay? And I think that's why you saw this when Peloton came out with their IPO, they really struggled right out of the gate, because a lot of people said, hey, you came out and I forget the IPO price, maybe it was $28, I forget, but we went from down to almost $20, you did have the run on October, all right? They come out with their earnings first in November, do pretty well, and you trade from $21 up to $36, but just be wary if you're in the stock, especially for the long haul that you slap an iPad, you slap any tablet on a bike like this, and this looks like it almost has a spot for a tablet right up there that you can put in there. And you can follow along in those classes, you can join these classes, you can become a member of Peloton, I believe, by not even having the bike that you can sign up, whether it's $50 a month, attend the classes. I see that as a very tough business model to sell stationary bikes, exercise equipment, it's been around forever, people can rationalize spending a lot of money, and it's worth it if it makes you feel healthy. But just be aware out there because you got to pay $2,300 for a bike for the privilege of then signing up for their app, which I believe is to the tune of $25 to $50 a month for that app as well. As a digital member, maybe it's $13, there you go, yeah, they did, they lowered the price a while back, $13, still you paying $2,300 a month for a bike for $13. And if they just get into the business of being an exercise app, which is what they might be doing, then they got to sign a lot of people up at $13 a month to compete in that arena. But we'll see what happens. Other companies out there with earnings, let's jump back to it, stops making moves. Okay, we got a lot of companies out recently, I'm just going to slide up and jump through some of these numbers. Raytheon reported quarterly profit $1.78 a share beating $1.22, revenue also beat forecasts, RTX. We got so many numbers folks, let me zoom this in, they're trading actually higher this morning, quite a fallout for them. But there's your pop on their numbers, it's 60.50 right now from 57.92 for Raytheon, Viacom, out with their numbers beating estimates by 17 cents a share, earnings of $1.13, revenue also in above forecast, they logged a 51% increase during the quarter in domestic streaming and digital video revenue. Viacom, Viac, check out that pop from 14.88 to 17.50, I'm seeing how that translates Verizon's up a bit with the market, AT&T up a bit with the market. Jumping around, Bristol-Miles-Sweb $1.72 a share, 23 cents above estimates, revenue also topping forecast, it's maintaining its 2020 earnings forecast. Despite the pandemic that it thinks will shave 500 million off their yearly revenue, BMY is their symbol. 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And they're not gonna release that to the public. Just be careful out there folks. I talked about this in my program yesterday. The numbers are still staggering and the coronavirus is still present. And it's tough when you can't really trust the information you're getting everywhere. And it's unfortunate that we can't see what the CDC is recommending for opening back up the country. I wonder if that says you need certain things in place that are not going to be in place in terms of whether it's testing. In terms of whether it's the number of days that you're seeing declining cases that is not happening in states. Florida is back open, Georgia is back open. I just want to see that information. I want to be informed. I mean, yesterday and this is not political folks, but you got to be aware of what's going on here. You had National Nurses Day and you had a nurse saying in the Oval Office that just that the PPE had been sporadic and this was not just any nurse. This was the president of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners said that certainly pockets of areas where PPP is not ideal, but this isn't a president at the time. It's a tough one when the president claps back at a nurse just that says the PPE has been sporadic. And then the next headline is that they're not going to tell you what the CDC said for opening back up the country. So beware up there. It's all about safety. It's not about partisan. Think on your toes and be ready for some volatile markets. Non-farm payrolls tomorrow. We'll be live on the air for that number, man. I'm looking forward to that. But you know what I'm looking forward to? Larry Pezzavento coming up live with trade what you see at nine o'clock. I'll be back at 10 o'clock with Tom live programming all day at TFNN. We'll be right back folks.


And now let's get into a little Q&A, which is the best part of the show, all right? Let's see Mr.. No good cash app covers the cost of transferring Bitcoin your wallet sure sounds good when moon years That taste you said I notice you use your theorem never Matic and not the poly on network which is much cheaper and it's for a coin based now I just have to switch any reason because I want to keep things simple I want to do it that way you can bridge everything over and do it that way I suppose I just don't want to do it. So that's it Any gas fees for moving that yeah, probably so let's see You know the coin base wallets or the coin base Desktop app it's always a problem because I can't find the the transactions themselves Let's see maybe I can hear No So some exchanges they don't they don't have any any fees and some do Let's see maybe up here. Let me check on this one. Hold on one second. Yep So the fee was 1.4 Matic. That was a network fee So I just lost 1.4 Matic transferring things over. That's it. Okay They have a sosa nothing is rules free. No, but I mean everybody crypto wants everything for free. That's for sure It's coin base pro still a thing. It's called something different. I forgot what it is But I don't use it I just use the the option just the dollar cost average and set it and forget it and just kind of transfer things Those as time goes on. Yeah coin base advanced trade. That's it Any way to leave USD for a limit buy and feel safe. No, probably not. I mean You have to go to the Terms of Service and make sure that You know, it's not going to if That's the whole thing with FTX, right? If FTX was Not co-mingling of funds and they protected you so they would use their funds for their business operations And not your funds for the business operations Then when they went into chapter 11, you wouldn't be affected. So as far as I determines and conditions for coin base I believe It says that your funds are not co-mingled as far as I read it There was a change in language not too long ago where they talked about how in chapter 11 You weren't protected then all of a sudden they changed it back.  It must be hurting coin base sent me a message lowering one service to 20 bucks a month So 40 bucks. I would definitely jump on that I thought you couldn't place limit orders on coin base one has that changed I have no idea I don't I don't do that stuff. I'm pretty sure on the what's it called coin base Coin base advanced trade. I'm pretty sure you can do it on there And it's the same it's it's not like a separation. It's just a a click of a click of a button Gijo George other than Melville will WMT which other products you invest or consider investing within the Cardano ecosystem I think that's those are pretty good ones right there. I wouldn't delve too far outside of those I don't know that's not just that's not just not for me I mean, I'm getting kind of stretched anyhow on these on these projects Coin base advanced rate. That's it. Oh Thank you every time you see look if you're more handsome. It's just all about lighting. That's really what it comes down to Ah, let's see We thought some pie network. I have no thoughts in those and the concerns about wire and crypto you know Paul Barone from Paul Barone network had a video on wire and And Like he said it's a big deal and it could be a big deal. I don't see it as that big of a thing I don't see it near as a thing as For a Genesis to go into chapter 11 from the digital currency group which would then affect grayscale as They have their 50% not discount for what they're offering for paper Bitcoin essentially So, I mean wire wire is just the ability. It's just a payment processor That's all it is. So like like I take a look at it like from my website. I Use a PayPal and Stripe So if somebody can't use like let's just say for some reason PayPal just implodes and it's like sorry We can't process your transactions. No big deal. We'll just use strike and that's it So 40 bucks 40 bucks is nuts. No, it's not if you think about it if you're it depends on how much you're buying or selling, right? So if you're I mean you can just see like every dollar cost average you do if you do it like if you buy four times a month It's not for you as that that's you're right. You're exactly right. It's it's too expensive But if you're something like me who buys every single day Bitcoin or buys every single week on certain alts every single month and other alts It's a it's it's a service that's a pace for itself And also when I sell things like take profits along the way it totally pays for everything. So it's all about you It's like using tax software Like we use coin ledger So coin ledger is great if you have like, you know hundreds or thousands of transactions But if you've bought Bitcoin in February and sold it in May, you don't need coin ledger So that's just how it goes Because it's just got to you just got to YouTube will be Will decentralize yeah Sensory censoring all life savings into while pushing poison the craziest part is you haven't figured out yet. That's gonna rumble look man I've been on those platforms and I can just tell you that it's it might grow it might be awesome But on every other alternative platform I'll get like 10 20 views and like this video itself will get over 10,000 So if you want to get the message out, that's fine That's what I'm trying to do and unfortunately YouTube is Biggest game in town. That's just the truth again doesn't mean that the other other platforms can't grow Yeah, Copey sure. I mean it might be great. I don't I don't know Yeah Some people are I don't know what this Means hi Rob. Do you need also in the VS to be the registration again? I don't know what that means Why no thoughts on pie because I don't know what pie is and I don't invest into it And the only thing I talk about in this channel is the things that I've invested into so you can ask me again The answer will be the same. I have no opinion one way the other Thoughts on theta I do invest in theta. It's just You know as as good as a project is It's just sometimes it just takes time and it might never it may never Fully realize You know, it's mass adoption and potential, you know what it's like It's like that great restaurant down the street that you go to and you're like wow There's nobody here. This is awesome and then you have like a great food It's great service cook comes out or the chef comes out and says hi to you and you know Like this is a great place. This will probably blow up and then six months later. It's it's gone And why is it well, they couldn't scale they couldn't build They couldn't grow their business. They couldn't get customers even though it was a fantastic experience in a fantastic restaurant Sometimes businesses just don't make it. Am I saying theta's not gonna make it? No, but it's just it's just the real the realization Especially in crypto like I can help people like they get me on a product like this one is so good It's gonna make it. It's I'm a hundred percent sure dead So like me personally, I just don't understand why people don't diversify a little bit Not financial Yeah, you know what? Diversification I can say pretty pretty calmly. That's that's a pretty good financial advice right there to diversify a little bit I don't think anybody's gonna sue me for going Rob told me to diversify. I lost all my money. Okay But uh, yeah Thanks for the cosmos. Yeah, you're welcome. Chucker. It's funny. I'll go rance It's your favorite beach like the Louisa era Louisa area and He's love over the area. That's just because I play volleyball over there and Louisa is a nice area just to get away from people They use trust wall for cosmos you that Okay Hey, Rob, do you need to also do the registration? No, you don't so banners brokers asking about sweat coin and you need to do this What he's talking about here. Do you need to do the registration again? so if you sign up and you're new to signing up to the sweat coin app and You get in there If you use my link, you should auto you you will automatically be on this list but if you're if you've been if you've had sweat coin for a long time before December then you probably have this Click-on right here and enter your your sweat coin app username and this isn't a I mean this part here is no way it can scam you Unless like for some reason you get you you reach down and go. Hey, this is sweat coin.  So be careful No one's gonna ask for your mnemonic phrase or your private keys or stuff like that Let's see It is just a store of value. I don't even know if it's at I don't even know if it Carano is really a store of value quite honestly. I don't even think honestly I don't think bitcoins a good store of value. I mean in the short term in the long term. Sure. You know, I mean I Don't want to get in that debate, but I mean short term wise again Can anybody deny this fact that if you're in a third-world country and you make 200 bucks a month and you invest in the Bitcoin And it goes down 50% in a month that that's a great store of value to feed your family. I Don't think so. However Let's say you're in developed countries even a third-world country and you put your money into Bitcoin and let's say you're in Venezuela or you're in some someplace the grease or whatever else and of course the fiat system Collapses to zero. Is that a good sort of value? Yeah, probably so but Unfortunately, it just depends on your area, right for Americans good store of value. You put it in there while we're inflating at 7% Okay. Well for this year, I mean bitcoins down over 77% So again, is that a good store of value? I think over time It will be and it's it's proven to be pretty well, but it's just a time frame So now we take a look at Cardano. It's Cardano a good store of value I don't really think is that great in the short term again if you're investing in something you're in a third-world country and You have fiat going to zero sure pretty good Not the greatest I would have put in stablecoins quite honestly, but that's just me if I got access to Cardano Why wouldn't I put it into? US DC your tether or whatever that one for The other stable coins that are out there. So anyhow Cardano two of my favorite products are built on that meld and world mobile token and Good news. I'm gonna have Mickey Watkins on the show next Wednesday. I don't know if we're gonna do it live We probably should do it live that'd be fun Just to talk about the things that are going on again connecting the unconnected. They're over I think they're they're getting it two and a quarter terabytes per day for data usage It's all built on earth nodes And these pods and of course Cardano and then of course with meld. I think they're gonna do pretty pretty good thing as far as decentralized lending platform because Anything centralized, you know, it's kind of pretty much sucking these days People just can't get out of their way That's a better way to say it whole coin nerds got a All-coin nerd should have done that whole segment that I was blabbered about the longer the timeline the more likely Bitcoin is your safest buy That's true. It's a good point This is I'll show you this picture of what I'm talking about. It'll make sense in a second. Hold on So It is Right here and you can see this of course I get rid of this overlay There we are so think of it this way 20 bucks in 1980 could get you a heck of a lot of stuff I mean as far as like grocery shopping and what one Bitcoin in 2011 which is worth roughly I mean 2011 Yeah, roughly 20 bucks between there's like 15 and 30 bucks. I'm around there I mean one Bitcoin could have bought you the same amount of stuff Now fast-forward 10 years. What can 20 bucks get you in 2000? It wasn't much and 2021 Are assuming 20 years Couldn't get you must and then right now You could you'd be lucky if you get two cartons of eggs for 20 bucks Honestly, and then in 2030. I mean who knows what it's gonna be worth, but again 2020 2011 to 2021 Let me use a quick math here.  That's a good store of value as they say so All right. Well, that's that Time frames, right? It's Robin. Oh Yeah So it's a good point. I always forget about this so my green screens broke and If my green screen drained all my water out of my pool So I got some people working on that today on a Sunday I didn't want them to come but they just like well, we got to get it done today because we got too much next week Yeah, J2 days is have you watched the great crypto scam YouTube was great test. Yeah, I watched part of it Some of those things it might be Not valid points but points to consider Look, it's all about What you think it is and what you think it's actually worth, right? Some people will say, you know, I don't know They take a look at gold and silver gold and silver. I mean talking about intrinsic value It just depends on on how you look at things again and what you think is a What we considered valuable per se so yeah, there's gonna be and it's funny thing because like like the crypto scams You're gonna see some more of those probably and some more op-ed pieces and Articles and mainstream media covering it throughout the bear market then all of a sudden when the bull market comes back They just disappear for some reason. Nobody talks about how crypto is the future and it's gonna be the next great thing It's amazing. It's like And then everybody talks about how great it is so sure Yeah, sure Yeah, every bear market does get uglier uglier or not there. That's just how it is Kino says, what do you recommend to store world mobile token? So for me, I just keep it in the vault on the vault world mobile And if you go to the website and you can just you can just create your wallet It is a hot wallet. Unfortunately, but that's the best place for it I'm not sure if you can store in ledger now or in deadless wall not for sure Is there any safety issues in Puerto Rico the drivers? That's about it Bitcoin like coin Jeff's here from Florida Do you split your crypto hold on different wall every 500 K or so? How much money do you think I have? I'm not gonna tell you that Just I just do it randomly. What does say that? So maybe someone breaks in and stills on my ledgers. They don't think hey, I got more than 500 K in here Should have downloaded sweat app long ago. It's great. Yeah, it's worked out pretty well. It's a good question Is there a place where I can find a list on what I can stake from ledger? most everything essentially and because everything Everything's built on Ethereum just about right so it's an ERC 20 token Pretty good chance you can store it on ledger and it's like most of the stuff out there I don't know if all those are gonna make it but Make less simple Amazon coin is a scam. I think pie is too just the heads up Everything's a scam and self proof otherwise Why not post on YouTube and rumble you can do that. It's the same thing. I just don't see the point I don't maybe if I can eke out some People to view it over there that just cannot stand They can't stand YouTube I guess Do you have an idea how to DCA world mobile token? It's not available on centralized exchanges that I know of well Let's find out So there's a couple ways that world to DCA which is just you can set it up like in Coinbase and just go Okay, I want to buy 40 bucks of Bitcoin every day or I want to buy 25 bucks worth of Ethereum every week And I'll just generate that every single time frame Or you're gonna say, okay, I want to buy world mobile token once a week Probably on this specific day and pay this amount and just set a reminder in your phone That's what I've done before in the past worked out pretty well But to answer your question, where is it available as far as? World mobile the best and the easiest way to find out where any kind of token is at is You can use coin gecko or the other one I I Whatever it's called World Mobile token hey the rank 312 There were 298 not too long ago 18 cents. It's pretty good and All you want to do is oh, yeah So you've got overview markets circle data token on us. That's new Markets you click on markets. They'll tell you where it's offered So it's on a centralized exchange who will be maxi. It's on Ku coin bit mark bit true and Sunday swap. That's where that's all at And you can even see the volume my whoopies only almost got a million eight hundred forty five thousand dollars in volume And the rest isn't that much hundred fifty seven thousand on Sunday swap That's a good amount And then tokenomics Yeah, not available. I will say that tokenomics tab is pretty cool if you go like let's go to Solana and click on tokenomics not to pick on Solana But it's fun sometimes. Don't worry. I own it too. So Everybody who loves Solana don't freak out. It's okay What's a token allocation for Solana? So that's what you get foundation gets 20% the seed sale VCs they got 25% at the top the founding sale. I don't know what the difference is Founding sale 20% and then the team got 20% so let me do some quick math 20 plus 20 40 plus our 20 60 plus our 25 85 so 85% is The hands a few I guess would say and they'll take a look here, so let's pick something else Let's let's pick Cardano Like they're always fighting. I don't know. They have the tokenomics. What they do Jeez crummy Christmas staking rewards 30% team gets 11 in that the ICO The ICO correct them wrong It was for everybody not just VCs And here's they even the supply schedule Staking rewards Let's burn fees. Oh, it's every year Ah, and here's the founding rounds 2.6 is raising the public sale 16 public sale 14. It's all public sales. So I Just feel kind of fair. There's one where I want to look at which was Algorand because people talked about how they have an issue with their Tokenomics, oh, but before do that, let's take a look at Apecoin. I'm curious if they have it Oh, okay Treasury 47 man NFC holders get 15 the people that already had it launch contributors 14. I don't know what that means launch contributors It's probably like influencers. I'm guessing. I don't know you go labs are the ones that created charity That's pretty cool 1% the founders get eight. Whoo Interesting Okay, back to my original Algorand sweet Marion Joseph Snake would have bit me tokenomics. Let's see. Ah, it's unavailable. It's a bummer Hey, I wonder what uh, What mattock is polygon? That's I'm so heavy on it should refresh my memory with the tokenomics were Hmm. That's interesting 19% was on the launchpad, which should have been public Staking rewards 12% that's pretty heavy So you see something Huh total supply and max supply the same Found it.  You got a build on it. I guess advisors 4% that's reasonable 16% for the team That seems kind of high just gonna ask that question. It's interesting what you can take a look at You really did dive down into it. Interesting Well, put your comments below that'd be see what's been said Oh, oh Actually, I did mean the registration for Coinbase did again. I wonder if you have to do in the US No, I think once you register for Coinbase, you're set up but when you do the Coinbase one of you do that you have to Link it to your bank account and they take it out that way so you shouldn't have to Coinbase you shouldn't have to you just register once and that's it. Let's see Everyone forgets in a bull market Yeah, it's true Yeah, so Josh you just remember that's that list that we had this one right here It gets updated Every three days so it should be refreshed tomorrow Do you stake polygon I do not Yes, I should but it whatever, you know, it's a great website to see how much money you're gonna earn for a staking rewards It's called staking rewards Stakingrewards.com so let's see looks like this Like this website because I can just kind of see like is it really worth it for me? You know to take do deal with the hassles. It's not that hard. You can do it You can stake within your ledger as well. That's what I do with Cosmos so like if you just go there and you can see like All the different cryptos that are available for staking and the rewards and it'll tell you like hey if you put in let's put in 100,000 Okay, so 100,000 at 5.6% annualized term for one year you delegate medic The monthly is four and fifty nine bucks. It's pretty good And of course for the year you get 5500 Now if you got only 10,000 medic You get 45 bucks a month and 550 bucks a year which if you think about it That's pretty good for doing absolutely nothing just letting it sit there and since I have it in my ledger I don't have to give up my keys It's anything with cordano. So you know what I should be staking my polygon. You're right It's the one thing. I'm not staking you right now. Just haven't done it Daniel says raw which products that you're staking have covered your initial investment solely from the staking rewards that will be 0.0 so far so Not yet Nah, Luke's is here Brad and town is starting to explode Money bags. Nah, I got a lot of my funds tied up in real estate right now Which is fine, which is a lot easier because if I had a lot of my funds tied up in crypto, I'd be pretty agitated to say the least But at least with real estate you can just go well, you know Short-term rentals work or they don't work then we go to long-term rentals. Okay long-term rentals don't work now. We just sell That's how it goes And that's it How do you do taxes? I don't I'm a tax evader. Don't tell the IRS Just kidding. So I use a coin ledger and I have a real anxiety about taxes It's why I talk about it on my channel, which gets very few views I must add it seems like when people hear about taxes are like tune off both coin ledger Like with the API integration and you just give them read access not read and write access It tells you specifically you can only give us read access if you give a both access then we reject it We go from there. So they give you you do an API integration. I use it, you know I just integrate all my Exchanges it pulls the data in and it says, okay, here's what you owe.  Yes, click Goes my CPA my CPA says you made a lot of bad trades. Just kidding. She didn't say that And she says, okay, there's so much yo put it in there and that's it. So I'm not a guy to to look through countless transactions and spreadsheets and I got stuff to do and I got I've only got so much time on this planet.  I'm gonna pay a company to do it for me Which is reasonably priced I might add coin ledger It's like a hundred bucks if you want to generate a report that you can send your CPA And of course you can sign up right now for free and you can take a look at your profits and losses Links in the description. So that's how I do it and people everybody's different if you've done like five trades You don't need that. That's it. I would recommend to get specialist though just because Ledger a tracer or I never use a tracer. I use a ledger I didn't get this though in the mail and I'm gonna use this I'm gonna do that giveaway for this arculus thing and It's like a it's like in between a hot storage and a cold storage. I haven't really understood it that well Anyhow, I'm gonna give these away and they gave me one for free, which is pretty cool Do you watch coffee zilla who doesn't watch coffee zilla that guy's the most the He's the most talked about Person I think in the last week or so mostly because of Logan Paul, which I got to tell you good for him Good for him holding this feed of the fire and hopefully he pays people back Yeah Cook coins on my tea Thank God didn't buy celebrity projects. That's a pretty that's probably the best Use of advice. That's a you know what? I'm gonna. So I'm gonna call it right now. That's investment advice Don't buy celebrity projects. That makes sense Rob will polka dot come back from the dead. Yeah, probably I I Think it will poke it out in their pair of chains and there's one. It's I like what polka does doing like what avalanche is doing. I think avalanche's got a more of an upside Well, maybe who knows I'm also the guy that told you that Bitcoin was going 150,000 and that didn't pan out either so Yes, I only do half of the shows Dan does the other half And we set up our green screen as much as possible. We make it dynamic. Sometimes I Genetically alter it genetically alter it. I alter it so you can see my dog walk through. I almost said dogs That is free stuff Yeah, they do look way better the A team But who is the entity who replies and chat is Dan that's Dan he's inside He's got the other part of the computer. He just logs in remotely lazy bum Usually drinks too much. I've ever looked in the L run. I have just didn't really understand it So I never invested into it All right, let's do it. Let's check she with tokenomics. It's ought to be fun I don't know if it's in there though. And then also we'll check dogecoin She may new Man, I hope it's here. What the that's hilarious 50% of the time, but didn't he dump it or didn't he sell it all? Yeah, I think he sold the majority to help fund something and the rest of the unit swap liquidity I didn't know that. Huh? That's funny. Let's take a look at dogecoin. Oh, really? That's a socks That's a bummer. Yeah, it was fun Paris says wouldn't you expect Algorand to go up pretty high with him being so in line with US regulations? Man, it really really just comes down to you know Who's using Algorand and and what projects are building on on Algorand and how big is it moving for mass adoption? Who was invested into Algorand besides retail investors, that's really what it comes down to Just because like again with with a restaurant analogy, let's say the restaurant is is super efficient for dealing with the local Food and beverage County services and going hey, we're really in line with everything you guys are saying, you know We're on the straight and narrow, you know about our food sucks You know, it's not gonna go through. Oh Yeah, come this is a debit card makes use like a visa card interesting Rob, I'm broke. Thanks. A lot of us are broke. It's okay Broke II Hey, Rob. I'm second card on with Dan.  No We did avalanche for a year. That's okay. We'll just stick to what we'll just stick to What we're passionate about I'm embarrassed to show my crypto taxes. I see you You know, what's great about that? You can say hey all these losses that I have here Just help me out to roll these over as much as I possibly can Staying on a ledger is still a risky because you you're giving permission on third parties That is if you're using a third-party wallet, like there's different ways So like with with like near protocol For example, you can't stake it through ledger You have to have a near wallet, which is a hot wallet on the internet But you can connect your ledger To that wallet itself and the only way you can open it up to send Near is through your nano ledger. So there's that and then I Mean, I think it's not as as risky as say like Staking Ethereum Ethereum Apparently the Shanghai protocol update is gonna be happening end of February early March So people are gonna be able to unsteak But those you know those slashing What is it's the slashing not the slashing protocol, but The slash of rewards slashing rewards rewards slashing. It just seems very risky to me And you just have to put it up there and you know what hopefully at some point you get to unsteak now Just recently we figured out that it's gonna be February and March I thought that was a pretty ballsy move for people to do that just to say Yeah, I'll stake Ethereum. Those are people who really believe in Ethereum. I don't believe in it that much love all you Hey, all right NFA Any questions you guys have for Ben and James put those in the chats One of the questions I'm gonna have is if they're they're buying any crypto on which ones they are I know Ben's answer pretty much unless something changed, but I would like to see what guy says Yes, exactly It's also exactly Yes, yes, he did donate it.  I'm good So this is a great question Rob. How do you handle Celsius losses tax write-off thoughts looks like total loss So here's the weird thing is that moving crypto between wallets is not capital gain or loss Because they're in chapter 11 It's gonna be it's gonna be up to your CPA.  I don't think they're coming out of chapter 11 I know Celsius talks a good game, but Who wants to follow that company? I just don't think it's gonna happen So I'll get these guys on and they'll answer that question the best their abilities But it's it's really gonna come down to CPA and your preference about what you do me personally I'm just gonna write it off as losses. I can't take all those losses in one year. I have to roll those over So we'll see I still got six figures stuck on Celsius myself which is so funny when Alex Machinsky comes on my channel and says it's your crypto. It's your crypto. We don't do anything with it It's yours. You just lend it to us, but it's yours. Okay in terms of service says something completely different Whatever it is a pull guy in a green screen dynamic green screen. It's tough to pull off It's a good question Blockchain research. What's your main ways to get crypto info? News or channel or sites, what's your daily with your routine? So the best place to find the most up-to-date information is probably Twitter honestly The news or channel sites like they're a little bit There's a little bit of a lag right there In my daily I've got a couple people who work for me and they find me all this information And I take a look and they pour through it and I curate it and then I give it to you guys So that's how I do it and Then that's it. You can look on you can look for you can look through on-chain analysis but the thing with on-chain analysis you can kind of cherry-pick and and Exclude or include different data points and you can make it be whatever you really want it to be quite honestly So I don't really do a ton of on-chain analysis. I mean I still look at I mean if we take a look at Ben site and Look into look into Bitcoin comm there's some great data points to be to be had But for every data point that's out there, it can be manipulated and that's just how it is So you can show those things just kind of try to back it up with a little more information that you can find out in the real world That's it But you don't gave 50 trillion to an India COVID-19 relief fund set up by polygon founder Sandy now.  I gotta sell But I don't think it's gonna collapse the price to like 400 bucks or something that people are calling for I think there'll be a dip some people will sell and some people say Oh, they're selling I should sell mentalities, right, but if you are a person that's Trusted enough to stake your Ethereum and had no idea when you can un-stake it You're probably a pretty big believer in Ethereum anyhow, and you're not gonna do too much. That's it What do you mean Rob all we have to do is dump all our Ethan coin based and stake it there nothing can go wrong absolutely nothing Yeah Get out of here Thanks for stopping by Whoo It's safe we put the coins in MetaMask remember MetaMask is a hot wallet, so it's always connected to the internet So it's up to you to do those things also With MetaMask and in Fira the one that's pretty much lays down the protocol They get to record and report on your data that you're doing those things And there's been a couple of different news articles about that So just be careful with MetaMask because it's not is it's not it's not that private I'll tell you that I don't like to use it at all period Like if people want to pay me and something I'm like here's my here's my usdc address or my tether address or my Bitcoin address Bitcoin's best personally Some reason people like stablecoins Crypto's rs equals. Hopeium rs remember George will probably be right in the long run you I mean As time goes on in like 20 25 20 6 George will probably right All the things that people invested into and he talks mostly about Bitcoin I watch his show every so often give him a thumbs up And That's it Lou Rivers. I'm a PRDU ten any network crypto events now and just my own Coup the Mondays. No, I really I Sometimes I get a little antisocial won't do too much But Yeah, when the next meetup we should probably do this week I could really use a drink. So I'll let you know it'll be at the smokehouse probably nice outside bar great great brisket, I love food and We'll sit around and talk shop Yes, I do some long streams. I won't yeah, see there you go Haven pexes.  Exactly. This is the thing when people like say, oh, why would I? Why would I sell it? You don't have to sell it? And this is the thing. I don't think people really want to sell their Ethereum. So When the Shanghai protocol comes in effect and people have the option to sell or not I don't think they're gonna sell the majority people will sell. That's how it goes If you need if you need that kidney surgery, you better start selling. Ah John's here No, I need oxygen to Go George, I don't use it Now I use I don't use the truss wallet. I don't I don't see a point for it for me I don't see a point. Well, I feel like it because it's the ease of use and good user interface, but Yeah, Daniel's got a good point here I Say that I can say that liquid staking in Cardenas way better than Cosmos on Cosmos if I stake I'm stuck and cannot participate in other things. It does it does if you look at Correct me if I'm wrong My opinion well, it's my opinion. I can't be wrong in a pain My opinion is this Cardano knocked out of the park for staking. They just did it just Crushed just crushed it. It's easy, right? You can use dead list or your Roy or whatever kind of ate a light type of wallet and there's other ones coming out. I Just personally use dead list for a long time down whatever but when you stake you can you can unsteak anytime you want to and I mean the rewards are just paid.  It's it's actually you retain your crypto And it's awesome And then when you unsteak you unsteak immediately and then off you go now the rewards are in rears So like when you stake it might take between three and five days depending on the epic But I thought it was the best thing they ever did quite honestly Be easy John.  Yeah Yeah, oh, I didn't know that. Can you sort of free in Europe? Nothing isn't free unless you're a central bank. Yes, and we have any questions Yeah, that's the problem with cosmos. I mean 21 days. I kind of stand the whole thought process But I think it's just easier and it's a better customer experience than not do that okay, oh Can you sort of just free in Canada as they're all surgeries? I Don't know the time frame But you'll get it Rob your thoughts on gala. I own gala That's it. All right time for beers. All right, buddy So thanks so much for stopping by appreciate fight today's video. Give it a thumbs up give it a like all that good stuff Tomorrow this week's a busy week. Let's see who the guests are gonna be hold on Sin City crypto Alaska Gold Rush. Oh Mr. Nola who was the lawyer for trusts and wills will be joining us on Tuesday Mickey Watkins on Wednesday And I'll be on token metrics live stream on Friday. Interesting Well, that's my week anyhow. That's it for today like subscribe. Thanks so much everybody. I'll see you guys on the next one Thanks for stopping by do appreciate it. Bye