So we're here at the CES Unveiled. Hi, so who are you? Hi, my name is James Pryor. I work for the product office of SciFive, helping to manage product launches and analyst and press relations. So SciFive is kind of like the risk five company, you know, one of them. What is SciFive doing in the risk five ecosystem? So what SciFive does is we are the leading provider of commercial risk five IP and silicon. So whether you want a core or a full chip or an SOC design, we can help you design the product that you need for your market. Does that mean all these companies that are kind of like joining or thinking about risk five are partnering with you to create new designs? There's a lot of partners out there. We have now a hundred and fifty design wins. We're working with six of the top ten semiconductor companies, but only three of those different wins are actually public. Yeah, from microchip with the Polifier SOC through to WAMI with the Amazfit smartwatch and FADU with the SSD controller. Which one was the last one? FADU. Yeah, they're a brand new Korean startup that can create enterprise storage, very, very fast SSDs for enterprise use. So I did a video with WAMI, Amazfit, and I was wondering if their risk five chip is actually in smartwatches or just a production future project. Is it shipping? Yeah, it's in the shipping products right now. It's inside of there. They're using our cores to power the functions of the watch. It's a very, very strong, good product, and we're excited to see them go broader than the China market and launch the rest of the world. Perhaps the way they're using it is like a side CPU next to the ARM core. Like they have an extra chip. What is the main chip of the smartwatch? Yeah, there's two chips in the watch. One is from Qualcomm, which provides the connectivity and some of the AI processing. And then the other chip is from themselves and using the sci-fi cores for a lot of the core functions of the watch, including some of the key day-to-day gatekeeping regular operations. And the first one was microchip polar... Polifier SoC is an FPGA, uses risk five cores inside of it to produce the performance and programmability. Is that shipping or is it just for trade shows? It's just been announced. I think they're going to be shipping this year, so you should follow up with them to see when exactly they're coming to market. Would you say 150 design links, really? That sounds like a lot. Yeah, 150 design links. Yeah, it is a lot. We're very excited about it. That means you have more than 150 employees? Yeah, way more. Way more? Yeah, we're up to nearly 600 now. We have 16 design centers across the world. So we have a lot of rapid hyper growth in 2019. We expect to continue to grow in 2020. 600? This is a big enterprise. It is. I thought it was just a small startup. Well, we're still growing. There's a lot more to do. We've got a lot of things to complete in our ambitious goals of making risk five the choice of the world for their processing needs. But we're working hard, right? Because our product roadmap has a lot of different aspects to it. You have all of the different cores that we offer. What are you looking here? Yeah, sure. So this is our core product roadmap. You have our eCores, which are 32-bit, great for embedded use. S-Cores, which are 64-bit, also great for embedded microcontroller use. And our uCores, which are high-performance 64-bit application capable cores for application processes. Alongside those core IPs, we have a number of different other IPs. So we can provide interfaces and IOs as well as fabrics and other IP to help build the whole SOC. And we can tap into our extensive partners in DesignShare to give even more IP for any design. So is it like when people want to do it risk five, they pretty much have to go through sci-fi? Or is anybody doing stuff by themselves? There are tons of people doing stuff by themselves. You don't have to go through sci-fi though obviously we would prefer that. But it's a very wide and broad ecosystem. A great example is that there's a lot of different providers working on their own risk five implementations. But sci-fi being founded by the inventors of risk five and being so close to the heart of all of the different developments is the natural choice because of the strength of our IP, the quality of our products and the our abilities to deliver SOCs and silicon, where it makes us a really strong contender for every design. So sci-fi have kind of launched risk five or not really? No, no. Is it the same people behind in the beginning? Yeah, definitely the same people. Sci-fi was founded by the inventors of risk five but we didn't launch risk five. We're just leading the charge on the adoption and spreading the word of the risk five uprising. So who are the founders? So the founders are Krista Sanovich who's our chief architect and also the risk five foundation chairman. We have Yonsep Lee and Andrew Waterman and they are all part of the original UC Berkeley team that created risk five a decade ago and then five years ago created the risk five foundation to share that ISA with the world free and open. And then because you need experience in building silicon and designing cores to use that ISA we created sci-fi so we can have a great partner for anybody who wants to build a chip or design a new product based on risk five. So how would you say is the status of risk five in the industry? Is it more than just talk and hype? How far is mass adoption? Or is it happening? Yeah, it's well past the initial adoption phase. You see we've got partners like Samsung saying that they're going to use risk five cores for AI 5G and autonomous driving application processors. There's no way that that can be considered initial adoption. This is mainstream. This is real. We now have a really strong foundation in the market and we're just going to continue to grow. But many companies are saying they are joining the risk five organization or something while adding their names to the list, right? But it's not the same as shipping. No, it takes time to ship cores. So we now have 450 plus members of the risk five foundation. That's a very strong healthy base with over 300 of those being companies like NVIDIA, IBM, Red Hat. You've got the biggest names in industry and technology joining the risk five foundation so they can develop their own IP so they can be part of this uprising and the part of adopting risk five. The benefits of risk five stand for themselves with low power, high performance, ease of use and high security as well as a low cost of adoption. But all these things are also in the arm, right? For sure, but that doesn't mean there shouldn't be competition. We're not looking to say one product is bad, ours is good. We're offering a choice. And the benefit of our choice and the risk five foundation is that we can prevent fragmentation by using a common ISA and we can also improve power use and efficiency and increase adoption of the risk five ISA with domain specific designs. If you look at the design trends that are going on right now, it's not about the CPU architecture. It's about the whole SOC capability. How do you add in intelligence for AI decisions in different places? Sorry, I ran out of battery. So I was asking, so ARM also has a lot of these things, but one thing that kind of happened maybe is because of risk five, ARM and also kind of open sourcing thing. Do you hear this? Whether people can modify the architecture somehow or... Yeah, so I think if I were to look at ARM and say, what they're doing in response to industry requests is custom instructions and I think that's what you're referring to and also designing custom silicon. So the industry as a whole is moving towards having domain specific architectures. CPUs or processors or SOCs designed with a specific function in mind that's more generic than an application specific integrated circuit but less programmable than an FPGA. So to achieve that, you need a very specific set of instructions to be supported, but you also need a very focused set of instructions to enable what you have. Now the reason why risk five is successful in this area is because of our scalability and our extensibility. Sci-Fi in particular offers scalable architectures whereas everybody else is offering pretty much a standard core that everyone should use. We offer the customizability and flexibility to configure your core the way you need it for your project and that's the key differentiator for Sci-Fi versus everyone else. But when people make ARM SOCs, they do a lot of customization. They do like some people want to have large, small, too big cores or big little, all these things and microcontrollers. That's not the kind of customization we're talking about. We're talking about different kind of customization? Yeah, it's an extension of that. So when you're talking about a heterogeneous compute where you're mixing and matching different types of cores we have no restrictions on which cores you use from our portfolio. When you're talking about custom SOCs we're not talking about a custom architecture design we're talking about all the IP inside of that silicon whether it's an AI accelerator or a vision processor or an audio processor or if it's something else. All of that integration and customization is the new domain specific processor focus. So when you say that you have a bunch of cores is that what you're talking about here? That's the Sci-Fi cores implementations of RISC-5. You have a broad rate all the way from microcontrollers to big things. Yeah, absolutely. So we have our E-Series cores which are 32-bit embedded processor cores, our S-Series cores which are 64-bit embedded processor cores and we have our U-Series cores which are application processors for Linux and their scaling performance as well. How's the Linux support? It's great. We've got a number of different distributions ported over. We have a number of different libraries and compilers. There's a lot of people able to use Linux for whatever their application needs are with RISC-5. And so Sci-Fi is looking to be a big player in the future of chips. What's the big vision? The big vision is to make it easier and simpler to design your products. So what we want to do is unlock your product roadmap from the stagnated single point of issue with a standard core roadmap update into allowing you to design your processor cores around your workload right now. And that's going to help you declare silicon independence because you can move these different parts of the IP to different process technologies and nodes. So it's really about owning your roadmap as a product company and not being reliant on a technology roadmap that you don't have any input on. So what's the price? RISC-5 is supposed to be free, right? But working with Sci-Fi, there's like licensing? How does it work? Yeah, sure. So RISC-5, as an instruction set architecture, is free and open and you can grab it wherever. Now people around the world are used to and like paying for excellence, expertise, and engineering. The way I think about it is the internal combustion engine. Everyone knows how the internal combustion engine works. They're taught how to design one or how they work in school. But if you want to buy one, you just go down one on one and say here it is, you have to buy one from somebody who has it, you want to buy support for it. And there's a variation in performance levels. If you go to Italy, then between Fiat and Ferrari is a massive difference in performance and features and functionality. And you pay for that difference. And what you're paying for is engineering, excellence, and expertise. And that's what you buy from Sci-Fi, is engineering, excellence, and expertise because you're getting IP that's silicon-proven, that's designed to meet a specific product need, and that has been used well many times for all of the different use cases you're looking for. So that's why we have a licensing model that is based on production use as well as your units so you can figure out what is the best method of model for you. It's similar to licensing an arm core? Possibly, I don't really know how I'm licensed their products. As far as I remember, maybe it's something to do with a big upfront fee and then a small fee for each chip, maybe. Is it something like this? If they want to start a new project with you, there's some kind of startup fee and then after, there might be one by one? Yeah, anybody who's interested in talking to Sci-Fi about pricing should contact our sales department. Where are you based? We have 16 design centers worldwide. Our headquarters is in San Mateo, California, and we have another big engineering center in Austin, Texas where I work at. Is it possible that all the RISC-5 stuff can be made in a way to not fragment away from ARM? Is there a way that somehow maybe there would be a layer in all the IoT stuff that software would be compatible? Is there a way for all the stuff to be compatible from one to the other? I don't think so. I think that would violate ARM's license and agreements or their patents, so I don't think that would be a good idea. So it's nothing to do with reverse engineering anything, right? No, there's no need. If you want to be compatible with ARM software, then use ARM. But if you're looking to lower your power, use less area, and increase performance, you should use RISC-5. And so it's the Google chairman who started the RISC. Isn't it Patterson? Yeah, he's not the chairman of Google, no. What is he at Google? He's something. I don't know, you should ask him. I thought he was the chairman now. Alphabet, I don't know, something like that. I was like, whoa, it's two guys, no? Did the RISC, is it one of them? How are they involved in RISC-5 in any way? Yeah, they're involved in the RISC-5 Foundation, so they helped to push further with developing the new aspects of it and increasing the adoption and answering questions. Cool. All right, thanks a lot. What's next? What's being announced here? Yeah, so we're just here to talk about all of the great products we've got from our U8 series cores, which we launched recently at the Lindy Conference. This is a high-performance, out-of-order microprocessor architecture based on RISC-5, scalable and very low area as well as high efficiency. So we're excited about that being introduced to the world. And we're also talking about our Sci-5 Learn Inventor, which is our new board, now available worldwide. And it's for universities and students and makers to be able to learn how to program RISC-5 for IoT. It's the world's first IoT board based on RISC-5 that is qualified for AWS IoT Core. So very excited that you can use that now with Amazon Web Services IoT Core.  Yeah, these are LEDs. It has a bunch of different features. You've got Wi-Fi Bluetooth. It's programmable via USB. It has accelerometer, gyroscope, light sensor, compass. So it has a bunch of different features like you might see on an IoT board in the field. It's just a super set of those so you can learn how to program all of them together. All right. And what's happening day-to-day at the office? Well, day-to-day is just about 100 impressions about RISC-5 and helping to adopt Sci-5 cores with all of our partners.


Okay, is everybody ready? We're to a good day. We got the mark in with us. We got a good gap. God knows we deserve an easy day. Target's 22 in the snap. And this is already backed up, so it could back up a little bit more or we could do it right away. I think I'm gonna be aggressive on this just in case it doesn't back up anymore because this is gonna go today. I didn't like go right away. So tonight is Microsoft. Tonight is the first biggie of the biggies. So everyone wants to watch Microsoft running at four o'clock, but market is down today. And I don't know why we sold off yesterday other than the fact that I thought that we would, but we can go over that later. Oh, so happy we have an easy one. Okay, snap. Woo, snappy snap. All right, stop's gonna be 70, 70, 70. Wow, this is going. And just wait, I don't have the entry yet. Just wait, wait, wait. Wait in case it does bounce here. Okay, this is gonna bounce. Let it bounce, let it bounce, let it bounce. Okay, let's do, stop's gonna be 75. Let's do 20 by 75, 20 by 75 snap. That changes, I'll let you know. 20 by 75 is still valid. Okay, let's do 25 by 75, 25 by 75 snap. Go for it, do it, it hit, get in it. 75 is a stop, target's 22, 22, 22 snap. Here you can be any, you can take it right now. This is not too late. Now let me look at the, excuse me, the market. Market isn't gonna go anywhere hard today. I've been saying that every day for the rest of my life, but you're tired of hearing me say it, so what can I do? And the snap stop is 23.75. I guess we could give it over 75 in case it touches 75, but I really don't think it's gonna need it. Let's just move it. Let's move it to 23.80. 23.80 just to keep us in this hope through a bounce, but I don't even think this is really gonna bounce. 23.80, move it to that for snap. And if for some reason this goes all the way up to 24, we'll retake it, but I don't even think it's gonna happen. This is pushing back slightly here, I think, cause I see what the market's doing. This is what I would call, if we were more than three minutes into the open, like a dead cat bounce in here in the gap today. So again, I don't think we're gonna go anywhere higher. Hey, here we just touched 75. Let's see if 80 holds. If we get stopped out, we're gonna retake it. I just maybe we should give it 85. Let's give it 85, just because it almost touched 80. Put it at 85, quick. 23.85 is a stop and snap, and that is it. And if we get taken out there, it's gonna go up to 24 and then we'll reshort it. And if you didn't do it, you could do this again when it hits 25. Really gonna try to stay with this here today, cause I do like it. I'm like, I really, really like it. I think this just backed up here cause the market. So I really don't think either 22 is a crazy target either. So remember, we had a whole discussion about this yesterday. Let's see if anybody remembers. What did we talk about? Does anyone remember what we talked about yesterday that I said was interesting about a lecture that I was doing, which I still didn't get the tape for? Does anyone remember what that topic was? It's pertinent to this trade today. I just want to look and see if there's any econ out. 85 is the new stop in this. Does anyone remember anything I say? Probably not, but I do. July 22nd, it's August and nine days. Where did the summer go? Where is 2020 gone? It's gone to COVID. Jackie got it. We were talking about gap fills. That's right. And how it's the wrong thing to do, but people do them. Like, and actually think that they're doing something to make money, like they actually do them. Which is so crazy. Well, let me just see here. Here we go, snap a rumma. If you didn't do it, you can do it right here. Okay, nothing out at nine, 10 o'clock. 10 o'clock and 1030. We do have a couple of things. Okay, stay with the snap. We're gonna take a look at everything else here. Let's get a preview of the world. Boeing gap down again today. Just gonna leave this be until it does something. Does anyone know when those earnings are? That's really gotta have a big move this week for some of those ones to get going. At least to be up anything meaningful. Just gotta, just, it's gotta break 170, I think at this point. Fall is red. This is gonna fall. Yay, everything's gonna fall today. Now, I'm saying 22, but I mean, once this breaks alone, breaks 23, I guess theoretically we could watch 22.75, 22.50. I guess we have to watch 22.50. So again, gap fills don't work and it's, it was shocking to me to hear that people actually do that as a strategy. I mean, I knew people did, but to hear people talk, like they knew what they were talking about, which they don't, was like almost shocking to me. It was just very interesting to me. And it actually gave me even more conviction in what I do, which was funny because there was no logic in what the people were saying whatsoever at all. So it was kinda like, okay. Oh, tonight is Microsoft. Any questions from anyone about anything? Oh, let's look at our friend for the putters. This looks really good today. Oh my gosh, does this look good today? Would this just go already? This looks like it's just gonna go, boop, fall off a cliff. Be free to do it. We have to look at that. I saw that last night, but I like snaps so that I didn't go back to that. I'll look at that this morning. Oh, this looks good too. All right, this here, no, it's not going anywhere. Snap, snap, snap. Wow, it's so great to have an easy day and a quick day. Now, life is back to normal. Really, we should have done nothing yesterday. Did anybody do Netflix yesterday? Did it a couple of times. We should have done nothing yesterday. It was really hard to do considering we did nothing Monday, it's like. But I thought about that last night. I was like, gosh, when I say there's nothing, I'm never wrong. I'm just never wrong about that because I have to see it in the pre-market. And next time I say there's nothing, somebody say there's nothing or literally. If I don't see it in the pre-market, it's just not there. And it's either going to be an extremely hard day. It's just not worth it. Jackie did Netflix, good for you. I saw that tweet you sent me about to Blasio. I saw that, I saw that. There's a petition for him to resign, I signed it. Wonder if he's ever going to do it.  He's so narcissistic, thinks everyone loves him and everyone can't stand him.  Yes, Jiminy Cricket. Jiminy Crickets, the market's down. One thing that was good last night but the market didn't react positive I'll say is that Trump said the lockdown was to protect the hospitals and that, I mean, he didn't come right out and say we're not going to lockdown again but he pretty much, you know, you could have interpreted what he said that we're not going to lockdown again. I mean, he could have insinuated that. And I thought that was positive but the market didn't react positive. Now he's not going to get schools open, they're not going to open schools. How much do you want to bet? Schools have to plan, it's July 22nd. These schools start to get ready and do teacher conferences and the teachers go back in August and they have no information and the schools don't have the PPP. I mean, the schools aren't ready. How's that going to happen? I'm sure it's not going to happen. And they're never going to open the gyms again which is really annoying too. Snip. What else was I going to say? I got like 55 rolls of toilet paper yesterday, stashed in the closet, ready to go. In case we get locked down again. I don't know how I was able to get more than one pack. I was like a fluke. I ended up ordering like several different brands and then what Amazon doesn't catch it when you do that. Like if I had two packs, two, four packs of like whatever they are, like what's the one with the Care Bears? What's the Care Bears one? That Care Bears commercial, which I absolutely love is hysterical. What's the Care Bear commercial? Charmin, yes. Gosh, that reminds me of the Care Bears. 2287, you could have scaled some off here if you wanted but if you want to hold it, I think it's fine. If I like ordered two things of the same whether it's a four pack, a six pack then they wouldn't let you. So instead I ordered different brands and different size packs. I'm like the system didn't catch it. Yeah, it's it's Charmin, I guess I forgot but they came out with a commercial since COVID that is so Care Bear-ishy.  I've never watched the Care Bears. It was a long time ago. I don't think the Care Bears are out anymore, are they? It's like Strawberry Shortcakes. Did anybody ever play Strawberry Shortcakes? Oh my God, I love those too. They used to have the dolls and you'd scratch them and the dolls smelled like the Strawberry Shortcakes in the blueberry one and the strawberry one. I don't know if they're out anymore either. My assistant, he's got three kids now and he said they were watching a Smurfs movie. I said, wow, I thought the Smurfs were out. I guess the Smurfs are back. I'm like, that's good. But I actually didn't chef today if the butter is back in stock. So I figured maybe I'll do another order.  Can't have too much butter. Can't have too much ice cream either except for I've really been good about not eating it. But the longer this goes on, the chances of me not having wine or ice cream or slim to none. I would say it's really gonna take some deep concentration and meditation for me to stay off any of these things. Here we are, we're in the snap. This is great. Dream target in this for the option for those of you that did it, 22, 21. Who knows? It really depends what happens tonight. Because this is in this sector and this could be affected by many, many things in the next 24 to 48 hours, it snaps up a lot. I might get out of everything today in the snap. I'll make that determination later because the reality is that snap will not continue tomorrow if Microsoft is up. So not knowing that it's time to book some profits in some of these options. Some of these options I'm waiting to go. And I'm feeling pretty good about the week. I gotta tell you, the way the market looks right here, the way things are setting up, like I'm less stressed now than I was like, you know, Monday morning or Monday afternoon even because I'm like, you know what? I think this week's gonna end up playing out of my favor even though it was like touch and go for a while there. I have a, here snap. I have a feeling something is gonna bomb. Something meaning what? One of two things is gonna bomb. And when it does, the market's gonna sell off and then all the things are gonna look great. So the bomber could be Microsoft, but I really think the bomber could be Amazon. And the rally that happened two decades ago actually made me think that it's gonna bomber because all of that will be wiped away in a lickety split if it ends up gapping down. Here we go, snap. Here we go, let's watch and see if it breaks 80. If not, then we might get out of it, 947. It might be Amazon. And as crazy as it sounds, that stock for the people that did do the puts and stayed with the puts and didn't get out of it last week, it doesn't even have to go that far for that still to be actually a profitable trade even though it was insane, which is crazy. We'll look at that today. In fact, I'm gonna look it up and tell you really what it would be at. I'm gonna estimate it even though it's like two to three days ahead. You could be out of this right now. I said 75, it went to 22.77. I'm not being a pig, but I'm just trying to squeeze a little more out of this. Let's look at this Amazon right now because I think if we can get it to, you could be out of the snap. It's at 31, okay. At the price it's at right now, around 31.26. At the money right now is worth what? Let's figure this out. At the money, okay. So it needs to be 40, 40, 29, 40. At 29.40 it's gonna be break even I think. Could be 29, 29.30 because again there's time value. So 29.30, 29.40 will be break even. So if this does gap down, it's definitely gonna gap down under that number. Like this wouldn't just fall here. So, I mean, this is insane, but I don't know what this is gonna do. It's either gonna lose or it's gonna win, but anyways, I mean, 29.30 or 29.40 will be break even. Does everyone see that? For the Amazon puts if you're still in it. Here we go, this is it.  And we could have added. We could have added, we could have been aggressive. I don't think there's any reason for that. Oh, there's UAL, now it's trying to go. Do you want another short today, which I don't. You could short UAL, put the stop at 33.10. I don't really know if it's gonna go anywhere. Actually, this would have been a better answer up here. You could have pulled 70 cents out of it. 32 is the target, this is kinda late. You wanna scalp this down to 32, put the stop at 33.10, UAL. I don't wanna do anything else. Today was too easy.  And you can watch this number around 29.40, maybe 29.30 again, depending when they get there. So that's not that far away. Like it could even get there today. If we fall into 3000, we're headed there. I don't know. But I'm just saying like if this gaps out in earnings, it'll be well past that. Do you follow what I'm saying? It'll be well past that at 931 on Friday. So do you know what I'm saying? So I know this did not, this is not anticipated. But again, that could fall tonight with this, if this falls. Here's my take on this. Microsoft could gap up. If it doesn't, we're gonna play it long. We're gonna go for it. We're gonna do it all 24 ways till Sunday. Amazon though, could gap down. And then that will take it into Friday, end of the week. One of the reasons why those puts were so expensive is I did them so close to the money. So did anyone see, so Disney World now, you can't walk around and eat food.  Thank God they canceled it. Well, actually it was in June, they weren't open yet. But even if they pushed it back to July or August, like can you imagine? Gosh, I'd be so crazy. It's just, you wanna go to vacation this summer, but then again, you say, gosh, where's there to go? Where can we live like normal people? Now again, I'm just gonna caution everybody here that did the snap puts. When you do something that's, these are dirt, dirt, dirt cheap, again, they really gotta move to make any money. So I mean, just make money in them. Even 30% or 40% is good. When they're so, when they're dirt cheap, like it's really gonna move to get anywhere. Like, you know what I mean? So just, you know, be aware of that. Like if you can make 25, 30 cents on these, like be happy, you know what I mean? Yeah, last push. Oh, that's right, Tesla's tonight. How could I forget? This isn't gonna affect the market. That's why I forgot. Or is this tomorrow morning? Is it tonight or tomorrow morning? No, I don't think it's gonna affect the market. Is this tonight or tomorrow morning? Does anybody know? I'll have to look it up. It's one of the days. Gyro, are you here? I know you don't go into Twitter and you don't follow any of the celebrity gossip, but there was the, Gyro, are you here? You're barely here? Kanye West apparently is feuding with his wife and his mother-in-law and somebody did a picture. It was hilarious. He called Kris Jenner, Kris Young Moon. If you Google it, it'll come up. It's hysterical. It's really hysterical. It's so funny. He called it Kris Young Moon. And so there's a picture of Kim Jong-Yoon, but they made it look like at Kris Jenner. It's just hilarious. Gyro, Tesla's after the market, all right. It's funny. Come on, Snap, 20 more cents. 30 more cents. 2277. Yeah, it's funny. We're waiting for Snap or you got out of it. I don't think it mattered either way. If you wanted to get going, it was fine. If you are still in it, it's fine. Of course I wanted a fast day. Now I've gotta wait probably another half an hour because this is backing up. How else can we talk about? What else do we have to go over? Nice morning, fast morning, easy morning. Happy that this worked. Did anyone do the UAL? If I thought then how it could get any traction going, I'd do it, but it's not the perfect entry. Doesn't have a lot of traction right now. Possibility, I think, past that first target. So why are we pushing back today? Does anybody know? I can't see any reason. This looks weak. This isn't gonna go anywhere either. But that is why we're pushing back in snapper. Yeah, 957. And again, if you get out of this, you could retake it. You could do the exact same setup again if you want. And I didn't add it the first place and I'm not gonna add here, but you could literally, if you got out of it, you could retake it again. I don't like doing that, but you could. Like if you were a psychic and you had a crystal ball, could you have even imagined even like seven months ago or six months ago that what would be 2020? Like now we're supposed to wear masks everywhere we go is for the rest of our lives. Like that's not what I wanna be doing. Like could you even have imagined that? Like it's like that, I mean, it's just ridiculous. 2020 did sound lucky. Apparently it was the opposite. I don't know. Guess it could be lucky in some ways. Years not over, but somebody said that that doctor that's just terrible that was on Fox this morning said something about wearing masks for years. Like are you kidding? You can wear a mask for years. I'm not wearing a mask for years. Give me a break. Yeah, it's like crazy town. That's here I remember the witness protection program and for criminals, they're all getting out free because of COVID and now in New York they have no bail and people aren't even getting arrested. So it's a free for all. Apparently they cleaned up City Hall this morning. I don't know, I have to see if they cover that tonight. The tent city that was down in City Hall in New York apparently they're finally cleaning it up after weeks and weeks and weeks and weeks. Oh, you know what? I didn't even think about it. I bet fashion week is canceled. Here, let me Google it. That's in September. It's gotta be canceled. Everything's canceled. Fashion week 2020. Oh my God, it's not canceled. The CFTA has confirmed it will hold show September 14th to 16th. Joining confirmed the show is shocking, but you know everyone will be in masks. Of course that could change in a dime, but it is only six weeks away. Yeah, well, I don't think we ever had the market against us really. I mean, the way that the setup was here this morning, we gapped down. Like I said, this would be considered like a dead cat bounce. Like we're trying to go when we can and we drop. Market's heavy now. Amazon could fall today. I'm not gonna do KO. That was buff kiss yesterday. If you went after it aggressively, it was fine. And then it looked like it was gonna work and then it didn't. That was annoying. Just we shouldn't have done anything yesterday. And I knew that in the pre-market, but I mean to not trade two days in a row during an earnings season is like the Twilight Zone. But I guess we're living in the Twilight Zone now. So it is what it is. Yeah, did anyone do this? I don't wanna do two things, but 32 was the number it came down. Maybe this gets lower. I just feel like this was a bad entry here, but you could have scouted this to 32. Here was a perfect entry, but we weren't watching it then. Let me look up when Boeing's earnings are. Do you don't need to? Is anyone still in snap? Oh, you know what? That's unmeritory. Those earnings, I forgot to look at that. Let's look. I mean, now, like it is during passion fights into early next year, July 29th in the morning. Yep. So that's something to look forward to next week. We need things to look forward to. Hallmark Christmas movies, good trades. This really is taking forever though. A lot of these things that we've been doing in this price point, they really haven't been moving much, which is odd to me. I mean, because like the ones we did were like the banks. Like they would, you know, they moved a lot more in the past. Like that's odd to me. And I think Goldman's just dead. I mean, I stopped looking at it. This is completely not gonna work out and there's no hope for this this week. Actually, we could have shorted this today. Look at that. We could have shorted this today. Yes, you could take more, but the stop's gotta be the same. We're waiting. Any questions? I've got nothing to talk about. This looks really good though. So the gap options courses tomorrow. Some of you are signed up. I already sent out the password. What else do we have to talk about? Where can I go on a vacation this year in 2020 where I don't have to wear a mask? Cause that's where I wanna be. Where I can go out into the world and breathe the air without a mask on. That's where I wanna live. South Dakota, South Dakota. Yeah. Laura Ingalls Wilder's home in Homestead is there. Oh, I didn't know that. Here we go, snap. That's what I could go for. A good like TV mini series. You know how I'm in the mood for that one that North and South? The one with Patrick Swayze, the original. I would be in the mood for watching that. Good TV mini series. I love that too. That was the beginning of his career. There was a lot of famous people in that. It was a great story. Great books by John Jakes. Well, it was about the Confederacy and the Union. I don't know what people would think, but it was a great story. I should see if I can buy it. I'm sure somehow you can buy it. Okay, we're falling asleep, but this is working. And that's positive. We're about 20 cents off the low. If you got out, you could have gone on with your day 15 minutes ago. Oh, what? Simon says, make things go. I must have missed that. Does it work?  Like they closed an embassy in Houston this week or yesterday. That was controversial. Like things are happening that they're not talking about and it's gonna come to a head. June home sales were up because everyone is leaving the cities. Oh my gosh, we're still in this and it looks great. Here we go. Idea what Microsoft does, but in an ideal world, Microsoft gaps up and Amazon gaps down or Microsoft gaps down and Amazon gaps down. In an ideal world, one or both of those things happen. It would not be ideal if the mark, if the Amazon gapped up and Microsoft gapped up for the trades this week. And I don't think it's gonna happen anyways. I think one of them is gonna bomb and I don't know which, but I don't think both of them are gonna be fabulous. Companies are having trouble giving guidance. Where did you get that from? When they report their earnings. Have you been reading the earnings reports? I never do that. End of time. On your phone, okay. All right, this looks great. Once it's dropped through the law, we'll see where it goes, but it looks really good. And again, you know, be wary of your profit taking in the puts in this. It's good to book money and something this week too. So I should have called these for Friday, but here this goes. Okay, let me just check one more thing here. Staying with the snapper. So tonight is Tesla. I don't know what that does it. I'll be interesting to see. Which one are you talking about a 69 cents tracking? Well, I don't know. Which ones did you do? The 22s weren't that. Did you do the 2250s? I think the 2250s were that. I could have called the 2250s. Wow, this is really a snail, but I like it. Wow, do you think we might get this to 22 now? Wow, that would almost be worth it. Holding this. Let's see how this acts here. Let's look at the market. This would almost make it worth sitting here for 45 minutes. In fact, who keeps calling me? Hold on one second, everybody. Just hang on in case this is like the building or something. The phone keeps ringing. Hang on one second.


You think Arnold Palmer is better than Lemonade or Icy? 100%. Is it because you're Hapa and you're mixed? Half Filipino, half Irish, so you're like, dude, it's better than just one full person or the other. What's going on, everybody? Andrew from the Fung Bros here. I'm here with Benson. What's up, guys? And right now, we are in the most historic part of downtown LA, in between Union Station and Chinatown. In today's video, we are going on a secret food tour. Now, we're going to be hitting up four different spots that have historical meaning to LA. You haven't told me what these spots are. No, no, no, no, no. I know the spots, but I actually have not been to any of them. We're going to go meet our tour guide pretty soon at our first spot. I'm just looking forward to learning a lot and eat a lot. And if you guys are interested in learning too, make sure to hit that like button. All right, everybody, let's go to our first spot and meet our tour guide, John. All right, JV, we're here at our first spot and without saying the name, because this is a secret food tour, can you tell us about this spot and why we're here? We're here because this restaurant started in 1944. The gentleman that owns it now, his grandmother started it. The food that we're eating are the same recipes that they've had since they opened. It's just fresh, delicious food. Okay, and you told me that we're eating taquitos today. Taquitos and a cheese and chalada as well. And the taquito was invented at this spot or in California? In California. Okay, I'm excited about this spot. Ryan, you ready? I'm ready. Okay, let's eat. What are we looking at, John? Here we got our beef taquitos. They make this here. They cook the meat for 15 hours. And then they have the specially made tortillas that they wrap it in. And then they have the guacamole salsa. You can tell the meat has been cooked for a while because it kind of just like falls apart in your mouth. I love the difference in texture, because you have the sauce on top, but then you have a really crispy, crunchy exterior. Up next, we got the cheese and chalada with olives on top. That's interesting. How would you describe Alvera Street? The street that we're on, it's kind of like there's no cars, you're not really supposed to drive through, but it has a lot of shops and a lot of restaurants. I kind of felt like I was in Guatemala, like a panahachel, just going through the different streets and having all these different vendors trying to sell you things. You don't feel like you're in LA. Ooh, just straight, cheese and chalada, man. You're going in on the tamale. Hold up. Ryan, what do you love about tamales, man? You got to tell me. So growing up, my dad's favorite food to eat is tamales, and we were going to trade our Joe's and pick up like the frozen kind. Trade our Joe's. I want to try this chicken and chalada. Oh my gosh, this is fire, bro. Way to go. Oh, wow. This is my favorite. That's kind of hot. It's so good. We got to pixelate that, bro. That's all good stuff right there. It was almost like a crispy corn shortcake with refried beans and beef. If this was the first spot and it was as good as it was, I can't wait for the next three spots. All right, guys. All right, John, let's go to the next spot. All right, JV, you have brought us to our next spot. It's actually a well-known spot, but it's funny because I've been to Chinatown 20 or 30 times in my life here, and I've never came here. I'd opened up in 1908. It's been here for over 100 years now, and they've got the great French dip sandwiches here. All different flavors. They're big. The big seller here is the beef dip, which is about 65% of their sandwich sales. And then they've also got a huge menu of different things. I'm really excited for this. French dip is one of my favorite sandwiches, if not my favorite sandwich. I'm not going to lie. I thought it was like an East Coast thing. Yeah, that was an East Coast thing. Yeah, we get the French dip. I don't know why I did an Italian accent, but... Let's get it. Let's get it. So we're in Chinatown downtown, and we started with a Mexican restaurant. Yeah. Now we're at a French dip restaurant. And these are all famous historic spots. Here we have the original double dip beef sandwich. This is the original way to get it, original beef right here, man. The au jus, it's there. It's noticeable, but it's not like, oh, my hands are like wet from the juice. Yeah. I saw so many people get this max salad, so I got to try it. What do you think about the chopped up max salad? I've only had max salad a couple of, like, handful of... Really? I could just... I thought your childhood was like, hey, Ryan, we got some max salad. See these? Wow. That's really refreshing. I would say that max salad almost has like a cooling effect. Yeah. Let's try this pickled egg. I got a tang to it. Wow. It just hits, like, the back of your mouth. Like, I don't know.  All right, we got two more sandwiches left to try. We have the lamb and the pork. I'm going to try the lamb. This is a single dip, meaning that it's just dipped the lamb into the au jus. That is some good quality lamb. Like I said, if you like lamb, you're going to love this because the lamb flavor was pretty strong and it came through in the sandwich. The sandwich doesn't have a lot of fixings. Bread, au jus and meat. So it's really simple, so it really lets the meat shine through and that's why I enjoyed about that. I mean, the lamb just... Do lambs kick? Lambs kick? Kick me in my mouth. Let's try this. This is the wet sandwich. That means the bread was dipped completely in au jus and the meat was... The au jus on this, there's a lot more distinct than the other two. It takes them 24 hours to make the au jus and they use vegetables, the bones, and then garlic and salt, pepper, everything else is in there. To this unknown French dip spot. Let me make an Arnold Palmer au cream. Wow, look at bartender Ryan. Yeah. Flare on it. Do you think an Arnold Palmer is better than lemonade or iced tea? 100%. Is it because you're Hapa and you're mixed? Half Filipino, half Irish. So you're like, dude, it's better than just one full person of the other. All right, John. So we made it up to Chinatown and we're at a Cantonese barbecue spot of all the Cantonese barbecue in Chinatown, which there's a number of them. Why are we here? We felt that this was just some of the best stuff that was served. We also get a portion of rice and veggies and so it's a really nice meal to have on top of what we've been already eating on the show. Let's go eat some Cantonese barbecue. All right, Ryan. I have to admit, I am no stranger to some Cantonese barbecue. Yo, Andrew man, don't do it. Don't do it. I gotta do this for my culture. Was very crispy. They finish it on charcoal. So of course it has like that burnt charcoally taste with... Shocking. I know, guys. Shocking. Shocking. I haven't been to this spot though. This is the barbecue pork H&A, the chashu. This is soy milk. This is the crispy pork skin. This is going to be similar to like lechon. Lechon. Sort of. That's, I would say that's the comparison. This is soy sauce chicken right here. And then you have John, the roast duck that you guys are like.  All right, let's get through this soy milk, the crispy pork. At Chinese spots, they make sure that the skin is ultra crispy. Wow. It almost is like eating chicharrones on pork. On roast pork. All right, guys. Last piece here. Before we go to our last spot on the superfood tour. All right, this is the chashu. This is actually like pretty tender. And I can throw in some more bites of it. Oh man. There's ginger scallion, and mandarin. It's Zhang chong. And then in Cantonese, it's geung chong. Fire, fire, fire. Just the rice and the GS sauce. I'm good. I'm getting it right there, guys. We got one more spot to go to. Oh, this is sweet. Oh my God. Yo. I asked for this. So this is the Hong Kong lemon iced tea. Oh, that is sweet. That is, that is a... That's a sugar rush right there. That is something else. Told you, man. Cantal spots that give you the flavor. Guys, we have one more spot on the secret food tour. I'm excited. Everything that we've had today so far has been amazing. No. Shout out to John and Secret Tours. I'm not going to lie. I was a little skeptical of the Chinese spot. I couldn't agree that that was really good. Okay, we are here at this circuit. All right. All right, we are here at this secret burger spot. This spot is really cool because actually everything on the menu is vegan, minus the beef patty and the regular cheese. Wow. I can see that the burger patty is not like made with a machine. It looks made by hand. It's got the pickles, tomato, lettuce. I love how that tomato is right in the middle. It's not sliding out to one side. You can tell they put a lot of thought into how they layered it, coating all the wet ingredients at the bottom, keeping the dry ingredients at the top so it doesn't just get disintegrated all the way through. It's really good. Yo, that burger was nice. What's really cool is they have a vegan burger, but it's not a beyond. It's not an impossible brand. It's their very own vegan patty. When I saw these fries earlier, I was like, oh, can we just transfer it to In-N-Out? Yes. These look exactly like the In-N-Out animal fries. All right. You know what's special about these, though? This is vegan cheese. Oh, no way. Yeah. Do you think they're going to make oat cheese? Like, I'm big into oat milk right now. Oh, yeah. I saw that earlier. In my fridge? It gives you that cheese vibe. I can't tell, like, right off the bat. I can't tell that it's not. That is vegan. All right, John. Anything else about the spot that you like in particular? Like, why do you guys take people here? Just being outside in this courtyard is just beautiful. And it's just a nice way to finish off the tour. All right, everybody. That wraps up our secret food tour through the historic part of downtown LA. Like I said, right now, we're ending it off in Chinatown. Ryan, you just move back to LA. What kind of takeaways do you have after doing this tour? If it wasn't for the secret food tour, I definitely would not have seen most of the spots I've been to today. But it was really cool to see how diverse of restaurants can be placed in such close vicinity to each other. And it just goes to show how much of a melting pot LA is. For me, it's like, even if it's a tour in the city that you live in, it can still feel new. Because I've passed by some of these spots. I've seen these spots even online before, but I just never came out.  It's like camping in your backyard. John, thank you so much for the food tour, man. Glad you could come with us. Appreciate it. Art, everybody, thank you again for watching that video. That was the secret food tour around LA. First of all, like that video if you guys have fun or if you guys learned something new and in the comments down below. Let us know if there's any other spots that you think we should check out in LA. Thanks again. This is Ryan, Andrew from the Fung Bros, John Vogel from Secret Food Tours. And until next time, we out. Peace. It's the capital of LA. It's way more beautiful. Hey, man. O'Varrell Street. It's popping. It's a vibe.