This is Stink Tech, Hawaii. Community Matters here. Aloha. I'm Marcia Joyner, and this is Cannabis Chronicles, a 10,000-year odyssey. So tell me, Muse, of that plant of many resources which wondered far and wide the ancient plant of food, fuel, fiber, cultivated for millennia. And so here we are now, 2017, and people are acting like this is something new. When, in fact, our mission is to transverse these 10,000 years. And so our odyssey begins today, and not 10,000 miles away, but right here in Honolulu. And I am discovering all of the various uses of the plant, the hemp plant.  We're going to skip Uncle Sam for the day. And I want to take you to a place that I visited. And it was just wonderful. And that is Smoky's Coffee and Pipe. Pipe and Coffee. Pipe and Coffee. Pipe and Coffee. Okay. And it was a wonderful visit. And they, it was more than a visit. It was an experience to be in a place that sells all the wonderful things that go along with medical campus. And of course, my favorite subject is hemp. So, just to be there in the, and it was, like I said, it was a wonderful experience. The other people that were there were also friendly.  There were no, what do you call those strange things that happen when you get high? None of that. None of this. None of that. None of that. All of that's gone. That's yesterday. That is all gone.  And as I'm learning this, none of that is real. None of that nonsense. And we, and I knew Attorney General Jess Sessions, the little elf, has reinstated this criminality of hemp, of hemp and cannabis. So we got to that's another story. But anyway, I wanted to introduce my audience to my new best friends. Hello. Rustin Smith and Sarah Ward. And they are from Mokie's Piping and Coffee.  You have two stores. Right. Right. We're just one Smokie's Piping Coffee. Only one. Yeah. The, the other stores Smokie's in Waikiki. Yeah. And that's just a regular smoke shop that we're trying to, the image that we're trying to get away from. So what is the image that, that you want? So I guess first off, I'm Rustin with Smokie's Piping Coffee. I'm the owner. Smokie's Piping Coffee was created to create this clean, approachable environment that allows for the discussion of legalization or discussion of a medical cannabis in just an open setting. And at the same time providing you with the, all the utensils and something to eat and drink. And Sarah. I'm the operations manager for Smokie's Piping Coffee. So I work closely with Rustin to understand what piece of the puzzle we put in to kind of trying to get away from the stigma that cannabises have. There's so many people that create that puzzle. Right. The doctors and educators and people like you that build public awareness. And I think our piece of the puzzle is kind of integrating cannabis culture into a modern approachable so that you have the space that you're used to being in a coffee shop that feels, for lack of a better word, like a Starbucks. You walk in, you feel normal. Like it's an everyday thing. And then you turn around in cannabis culture everywhere. And it doesn't feel like it has that thing. Like you said, whatever you said, those things that happen when you're high, they're not happening there. Really clean and comfortable. The staff is really friendly. Our mission is to make our staff more knowledgeable than the customers, although nowadays people know about what we learn from our customers also. So far it's working. Definitely busy. The business is building and growing, constantly working to learn more about how we fit. Now, before we go too far, exactly tell us where you're located. We're located on the corner of King and University at N10 University Avenue. And our audience, you can't miss it. The sign is big. It says Mokies. When that's at the corner where University and King Street come together or begin or however you want to put that. Right. So that's right there. And so I want, yeah, okay, so this is going to sound like an ad. But I really was impressed with the environment. And like I said, it was comfortable. And I had this beautiful, frosty hot chocolate. And on the side was hemp milk. It was delicious. And it was a cold, rainy night. And when we mixed the two, it was like, oh, yes, this is, this is comfort. This is really comfort. It's on the palate nicely. Yes, it does. It was like, oh, I love this. This is nice. So tell us what else you sell. There were all kind of drinks listed. Yeah, so our idea is that we're going to start to try to integrate all sorts of plant-based wellness products into that typical everyday coffee shop menu. So we offer cava drinks, because cava is used widely in culture in Hawaii, but everywhere as a holistic supplement. And Kratom. What is Kratom? Kratom is the leaf of a tree that grows in Southeast Asia. It's in the coffee family. It has a slightly different effect than coffee. It is used, its effects, its reported effects range from stimulating to sedating. It stimulates the opioid receptors. So some of its main uses are for people, people have used it to help get them off opiates or for pain relief are different things that our customers, our clients have reported that they use it for. So we're trying to integrate that into our menu. We have a new menu coming up tomorrow. We're really excited about that incorporates cava and Kratom in a more broad of a spectrum. So people can see these products and their range of use and make them delicious at the same time, which I think is important. That's important. A lot of times a lot, you know, the ideas of some of these more healthy products are that they don't taste as good, but we make them delicious. So you have the chocolate here. What is that? So we work with a company called Cava King and they source their cava from Van Watu. The reason that we work with them is because they make a micro grind cava product. Traditionally cava is the root is ground up and then you need it and need it and need it in a bag in like a mesh strainer bag and water for a long time. The process is amazing and it's very ritualistic, but it kind of in order for us to incorporate it into a fast high volume service, we have to use a little bit different process. So we found a company that actually micro grinds the cava. So instead of having to need it and need it, you can just put a teaspoon in and it dissolves into your drink. So they make a variety of products that we integrate into our menu and then we also sell some of their other products like the dark chocolate. So there's actually about four servings of cava in that bar. It's pretty strong. So cava can make your mouth numb, one of the kind of the more fun effects of cava or kind of side effects is it makes your mouth a little bit numb. So you can quarter that chocolate up and then you eat, you know, people have different tolerance for all of these products from cratum to cava to CBD to all of the cannabis. So we really recommend that people either work with a qualified professional like a doctor or just take personal responsibility when they're ingesting any of these products to make sure that they feel comfortable with how much they're taking. So you're suggesting that just start small. Start small with anything for sure. For our audience that may not know with cava, the ancient Tongans and Samoans used it before war so that it numbs your partner in war and then there was no war because they were numbed and they all go to sleep and all the happily ever after. Yes. So that was the original with the the the cava. So these bags you say a cava and what's in the bag. So you buy the whole bag. Yeah this is a representation of what we serve on the menu.  The micro grind cava is in this bag so you'll get it's a bag of cava powder and it's you get the bag for out of the retail case and there's different flavors that range berry vanilla cocoa they use natural flavors because it is considered to them that's natural it's holistic products they don't want to add unnatural sweeteners there's natural sweeteners or unsweetened and then there's serving guidelines on the back to you so you can purchase it for your own use or with your friends. It is a social drink. It is like you said it is. We are going to take a break and when we come back there's as you can see there's more to talk about we'll be right back. Thank you. This is Think Tech Hawaii raising public awareness. Political issues keeping it local any way we can. Aloha. And we are back with my new best friends. This is wonderful. Rustin Smith and Sarah Ward and they are from Smokey's Pipe and Coffee. Yes and it's a wonderful wonderful experience I enjoyed it so much and that's why I asked them to be here because this is Cannabis Chronicles and we are learning that's our whole mission on this program is to learn about cannabis and hemp and all of these natural products that God gave us when they created the planet all of these plants to make us healthy and so it's a real venture for me and I'm inviting our public to go and test all of these wonderful natural things. It's just a lovely experience. I don't know how else to say that. Tell us about some of the things you have over here. Sure so these products over here are vaporizers. We have what we brought with us today is a PAX and this is going to allow you to use it as for concentrates or herbals and then the next one is just specifically for concentrates. So a vapor. It's a vaporizer. Vaporizer. What do you do with a vaporizer? So with a vaporizer it's just one way of it's a utensil to be able to use for your medical cannabis to be able to ingest it. Oh to ingest it. Correct and so with the PAX is going to be herb and concentrates and then the Dr. Dabber is just specifically for concentrates. So when you go to the pharmacy to the dispensary so you get to choose different ways that the cannabis comes. Is that it? Correct different types of product. Yes there's different way products ranging from edibles to concentrates to wax and shatter to just regular flour and when I say flour it's just the flour off of the plant. The typical way that most people know how to use cannabis is a flour off of the plant into a pipe or into a water pipe and then igniting it on fire with a lighter of some sort which is not the most healthiest way. That's why we brought the vaporizers with us today. And what is this of this one here? Oh the beeline. The beeline. Sure the beeline. Hold that up there. Beeline is just hemp wick. It's a hemp wick. Hemp wick that is dipped in beeswax. It smells good. And it's a healthier way of smoking.  So that way you're not inhaling this thing. Any carcinogens, any fuels. It smells really good. What else can you use it for? It's basically wick. You can probably make candles out of it. Oh you can use it to burn essential oils possibly. Yeah now if you have a child that's got epilepsy and they're not smoking how else do they ingest the cannabis? How else is there another way to do that? Sure. As far as I know so I'm not a dispensary. Right. So what we offer is just tools. So from my understanding from the reports I've seen is that there's tinctures, edibles, but it is a different, they're not really smoking it and smoking it is, it's a different type of a feeling when you smoke versus eating. Eating it is going to be more of like a body and then smoking is kind of more of a head. And so for the children that my understanding is they're all taking it like tinctures so under the tongue or just sublingual through the mouth. A lot more healthier and I wouldn't want my five-year-old hitting a water pipe or a pipe with a lighter especially. One of the things I noticed in your place was the beautiful blown glass, beautiful, beautiful utensils. I don't know what you called them. What are those? Are those pipes? Yeah they're just hand blown glass pipes. They're beautiful. If you do nothing else but go to take a look at those. Yeah because that was really gorgeous.  All the beautiful stuff and the plants, the succulents that were for sale. Yes. Oh you know I enjoyed just. That's a recent addition when Sarah came back on earlier this year. That's one thing that she threw in there was the succulents in there. They're doing very very well. Yeah and like I said it was such an experience to just be there and enjoy all of the things that I knew nothing about. Some of the pipes were just I guess they're pipes so those big. The big vase. Those are water pipes correct. So they're a water pipe and so what it's going to do is they use downstem diffusers which go down into the water and then the water filters the carcinogens out and cools the smoke. Yeah so you can actually ingest a little bit more and filter out all the all the bad stuff. They were gorgeous. Whatever you do they were just beautiful. Are they expensive? We have a range so that everyone I mean we definitely want to cater to everyone. It's not just a specific demographic of people that are using cannabis anymore. No it probably never has been but now it's really obvious that we and we want to be able to cater from everyone from patients you know the whole range the whole spectrum of patients that are out there so people you know come in and want some people want a seven dollar glass hand pipe and some people want a three hundred dollar vaporizer so we want to be able to offer all of those things in that spectrum and our really our next step is to work really closely with the professionals and doctors on the island to make sure that they know that there's a comfortable clean educated space to send because after they prescribe the card and the patient goes to the dispensary they have to go somewhere to get their product and to be able to choose how they want to ingest it whether we you know from the hand glass hand pipes to the vaporizers and everything in between so that's why we have the range. So just so our audience understands you do not sell the cannabis you just sell this allied product. Correct we cannot sell the cannabis and the dispensaries cannot sell the allied product so we have to work really closely we create partnerships with the doctors with the dispensaries and ultimately with the patients. Now one thing over here this bag I asked that they show and that is made of hemp and we have talked a lot on this program about the state Department of Agriculture beginning this whole hemp project so I just wanted the audience to see one at least one thing that can be made of hemp so and this is a lovely bag you sell other items made of hemp? Well just the in our products for the cafe the hemp milk the hemp bags um typically um not really logical we have some hemp shirts on one of the other stores but not a lot of stuff hemp is typically more expensive and people who are looking for hemp quality products um they're more I don't want to give them a bad rep saying that they're just hippies with no money that's not what I'm trying to say but um it's typically people who really enjoy hemp and understand hemp um they don't have the money to spend on it yeah maybe that's a bad thing to say but um well that was part of why we want an industry is to bring that price down right exactly because right now what I think is the 60 billion dollar industry right and it's all imported yeah so there's something wrong that is yet is something terribly wrong with that equation yes I mean just this backpack uh the price on it things like over a hundred dollars I believe so I mean it's a very very high quality the zippers are nice everything on it is really really nice it'll probably be the last backpack you ever buy you might give it to your grandkids but not a lot of people are trying to spend a couple hundred bucks on a backpack I have too many grandchildren to do this yeah yes it's real quick tell us about the upcoming expo the cannabis expo sure the uh the cannabis expo so I'm just a vendor I'm actually have no affiliation with them but I do I've been there since day one the expo I believe is going to be on the 9th 10th and the 11th February right yes in February so it's going to be February 9th 10th and 11th at the Blaisdale Center pretty much is a trade show that shows the cannabis related businesses all the way from I mean there's going to be speakers I mean there's clothing all the way up to I don't think there's any product there last year there's no product in the last few years there's no product so don't be this product like product as in cannabis oh cannabis right so I don't believe the other right all the all of your things yes right and all that what's the word ancillary ancillary yes ancillary thank you well so can ordinary people now I signed up because we want think tech to be there but can ordinary people go yeah everybody's welcome there's everybody 17 and under is free entry um there's let's see here yeah it's uh 17 and under so you're you know it's free entry but you have to be with an adult of 18 and over um and anybody who is interested in cannabis at all you know should definitely come out and check it out and if you do go don't just go one day because you want to be there the whole entire time you every single day there's something different happening different speakers are coming and I was very amazed I just found out that um what's her name well that's the fun part but uh Dr Christina Sanchez from Spain she and her crew have been the pioneers of actually finding uh they stumbled upon cannabis and cancer and so they're really doing a lot of research between the two and uh she's been interviewed multiple multiple times so I'm very excited for her good well we had just about come to the end of the show but you will come back I hope yes for sure and show us more and of course closer we get to the expo tell us more about it okay thank you so much and it's been a pleasure aloha


All right, so my name is Thao Stilberg-Leasey from Cybertrain University. Thanks, everyone, for being here. We're gonna talk about some good trading strategies. Been a lot of stuff been going on the market. A lot of good action, but what I'm gonna basically talk about is how to find these hidden strategies to grow your trading portfolio because that's where people are having issues with. They don't know what's moving, where they're coming from. And most importantly, who's running them up? Because if you know who's running them up, that's gonna make you a great trader. So we're gonna have a lot of fun today. We're gonna ask a lot of questions. We're gonna do some pop quizzes. We're going to do a poll.  No one can see anybody's chat other than me. Remember, you're here to learn how to trade and that's why we're here to learn because by learning what's happening, it's gonna make you become a better trader. So really quick with a quick little warning, just so everybody know that results vary from student to student at Cybertrade University, I'm not making any guarantees or promises or warranties.  All right, so this is strictly educational but you should be very wise and very smart before you trade the market. There is a high risk in trading. All right, these are things that we're gonna cover in today's event. Okay, we're gonna talk about how to follow big money. We're gonna talk about how to, the most important trading tools are out there that we need to use. We're gonna talk about the best times to trade, the worst times to trade. How to overall take that and put it as a big roundabout trader. We're gonna talk about some strategies like swing trading, options trading, in my all-time favorite, day trading. And then we're gonna go check out some charts. We're gonna look at some tools. We're gonna check out some of your stocks. So hopefully if you're making money or losing money or don't know what to do with these positions, you know what, we're gonna check them out and we'll see how you guys react into it. I'll tell you what my thoughts are on it and obviously a lot more. Now what we're gonna be doing at the end of this presentation, we practice what we preach. So I'm gonna invite every single one of you to see everything that we're talking about. So everything for one whole week. So I could only get your interest right now for the next hour. And believe me, it's gonna go extremely fast. So my goal is to go out there, show you what we're doing, how we trade it, what you're doing the opposite and then all of you to come and join it for a whole week and see what it's all about. Now let's go to the live markets and let's see what's going on right now. So we got a couple of things that are moving today in the market and I just wanna bring this up really quick and show what we got. So let me just bring this up over here. All right, so this is our professional trading room which all of you are gonna be invited to. And these are all our instructors on the left-hand side. You could see them right here. And these are all our students and traders here on the left, on the bottom of it. Right here in the middle of this column. Hold on, let me get my crayons. Maybe that kind of help you out. So you follow along my little mouse. So right here is our, what we call our alert system. If you have a phone, you can download the app. If you're on Twitter or what do you call it, X or anything, we broadcast it there. Right here in the areas where we're doing a lot of trading and on the right, here's our execution system, what we're sharing with you. Now we do live order commentary. So we're gonna go out there, we talked to everybody. We do it the first hour and the last hour. Now the reason why I'm bringing you here is because I wanna show you what exactly what we traded today and what's moving and why you need to know how to trade these markets by using these specific tools. Otherwise, you're more or less trading blind. But all of you going to be invited in here once we're done today's event. So let's go really quick and talk about some stocks that are moving. All right, so we had a couple of good little moves this morning, a couple of stocks had some good action in it. You have this one stock right here, ENVO, started right around here at $1.65, went to 270. Mara's been doing great on a swing trade, but now it's been taking a very big correction over here. Stock is down about $5, Tesla down from 200, down to 199. So my question to everyone is this, okay? Why are these stocks or in other words, who's running them up and who's running them down? Does anyone here know? What is driving Tesla down? What is driving Mara down? What is driving SMCI to go from 300 to 1,000?  Mike, you're right. Bill, you're wrong. Anyone else? Margaret, you're correct. Robert, correct. Buyers and sellers. Now, can I just get a chat back from everyone in here because I don't want to hear like I'm talking to myself. So, Angie, I didn't hear from you. Bernie, I didn't hear from you. Kathy, David, Jeff, could you guys just tell me what's, just say buyers and sell, oh, BNS, all right? BNS, I just want to know you're following along because if you can't answer that question and do not believe in what I'm about to say, then you're kind of wasting your time being in here and personally I think you're wasting your time trading, okay? So the big thing we need to look at is what is driving these stocks up? So the buyers and sellers, now what we need to look at is, okay, who's buying it, who's selling it? So I want to start off with, we had a couple of stocks here were moving and I want to start off with the stock, let's do Mara really quick, all right? And I'm going to bring up Mara over here and I got two windows we're going to talk about. So Mara, if I bring this right here, it's called the Nasdaq Book Viewer. Now, I was actually at Nasdaq yesterday, I did a, if anyone is following us on our social media, you can watch that recording, but I'm a regular guest at Nasdaq, more of a spoke person on just even about this Book Viewer. But the thing that we're looking at here is looking at buyers and sellers. Now with those buyers and sellers out there, the thing is this, what, you know, the stock is going down, actually, let me change this a little bit different so you can see it's a little bit better. So we can look at both at the same time. There we go. Maybe this is kind of easier on the eyes. So we're looking over here and the thing you have to look at is, do you notice the stock went all the way down to $25? Does everybody see that? And it stopped specifically at 25. Why 25? Why not 24.50? Why not 26? Why 25? Does anyone here know? Why 25? Let's see if you guys can answer this. And I'm gonna fix something here so you guys can see it when I'm about to show you. At 25, there must have been a big buyer there, okay? Now, if I take my crayon here and if I look down over here on the buy side and I look at all these bids and I look at all these shares, 1,000, 2,000, 7,000, when I get down to 25, hold on, let me fix something here because I forget to do this. Pause it so it stops moving. All right, so you're not getting lost here. And right here, so you're at there at 25? 80,000 shares, ladies and gentlemen. Not 2,000, not 3,000, but there's an 80,000 share buyer out there and it's not just one buyer, it's 699 buyers, okay?  And if you look at every order out there, every amount of shares, 27,000, 30,000, the biggest one is at, and that's on the sell side, look at on the bid side, that's a big order. Now, how much smarter and better trading decisions if you were able to see where these 80,000 share buyers are and these 30,000 share sellers are, okay? Because remember, unless you're trading more shares than them, I think I would rather watch them and watch somebody else, all right? So then I get everyone's attention because that's why we're here because some of you are not seeing this. Now, let me just clear this out and let's go back to our presentation, all right? Now, how do I know this and how did I basically learn this? Well, I was one of the original day traders that started in the early 1990s. I've been doing this for over 30 years now. I'm one of the original day traders that started this whole industry. When I was around, it was about 1,000 of us. Now there's over a few million of them, just like you, okay?  Now over the years, I had done competitions, I went up against other schools and so on because I just enjoyed doing it because you know what? There are people out there that some of you are listening to other presenters and other gurus, but at the end of the day, have they competed? Have you seen them in action with someone else to apply their style to someone else's style? Because remember, sometimes those things don't work. They might work for them, but they might not work for you. And how do I know this? Because I surround myself with some of the greatest traders in the industry, right? Because great traders never stop learning. Now, what I'm gonna also do at the end of the presentation, I'm gonna give you my book. So for you guys to stick around, you could pay me $40 on Amazon or you could stick around, I'll give you a PDF for free. It's a great, fast book. It's written by one of the biggest publishing companies in the world, Wiley, which you're very, very impressed about. Now, we did post that link up there for you. If you wanna watch my last interview that I did on NASDAQ, I had a couple of really good examples of book viewer of what I just showed you and believed, but we're gonna look at a bunch of more now also. But you have to understand, I love teaching people, but I hate seeing people lose money. That's the reason why. So that's basically when it comes down to it and these are just a couple of people I just want you to know that you just look exactly like you. So listen, just keep in mind, it's never too late to learn how to trade. Now, let's talk about what happened this late fall and everything else happened. So we had a big rally in the market, right? And earnings almost over going into this quarter. We had a couple of meltdowns here and there. And sometimes we kind of don't realize, is it too late to get in? Is it time to sell? You see what happened where these markets were back in November and you thought back then it was probably was way overvalued. You listen to these analysts on TV and they're like, they're talking about this big recession that's coming and so on. And you know what? That's great. I hope there is one. And I hope there's not one either. Because that's where we make our money. It's called volatility. Now, you might not like what I say, but at the end of the day, some of us have made millions. Some of the richest people in the world did really well during COVID, during 9-11, during Hurricane Sandy, during the financial crisis because where there's a winner, there's a loser. And I know that some of you here, and I'll use it as a metaphor, just for an example.  I wish I bought it when I should have bought it because now it's worth X amount of money, okay? Well, guess what? Houses go up and house pricing go down. Now, what you don't wanna make a mistake is that when it does come down, you don't make the same mistake you made before and says, here's my opportunity to buy it now, okay? Now I can get it for the price I wanted. It went really up, but there was a financial crisis. Homes got crushed. You don't wanna make that same mistake. That's stocks trade exactly the same. And it's all about following the big money of what we're gonna show you because it's not about some Fibonacci, MACD, moving average, anything else. It has to do about where's the big money, where's the Goldman Sachs's, where's BlackRock, where is Morgan Stanley, all these big things is what's gonna help you. Algorithms, high-frequency trades, all that stuff. Now the question is, do you, okay, have these four tools? So let me ask, does anyone wanna hear? Just tell me if you have two, three, four. Just give me a number. How many of these windows? A scanner, a chart, a level three, a level four. Okay, well, I know we have some people that are here as students. So yes, you got four of it. Tony has only two, David has two, Trevor has two, Bernie has two, okay. All right. Andrea, Daryl's got one. All right. So we got a couple of things here. So let me show you exactly how they are and why they're so important. Let's start off, let's start over with how we find these trades, okay? Because I don't know, does anyone here follow us through Instagram or follow our YouTube channel? We'll post up the link, but you should be subscribed to our channel because we post these orders every day as in like what's moving, what's not moving. So let's talk about scanning the market really quick.  I don't really, it's not important. It's really not. What is important is risk. I don't know what these companies do. I don't really care what they do. Does it matter? I mean, like we were just trading a stock today beyond meat, okay? You heard about that. To me personally, I think it's gross, okay?  Doesn't mean that I won't trade it today because it did really well, you know? Had a good little bounce, good movement in the last couple of days, you know, but what you don't know is where are the sellers? Where is that 83,000 shares seller at $12? You know, when it started this morning at nine, why is it holding here at 11? Why did it go from 9.50 and it decided to stop at 11.05? Because you know what? 9.50 to 11 is a dollar 50, dollar 50 on a thousand shares fellow traders. About $1,500, do that every day. You're talking about a $300,000 salary.  I think it's gross, I won't eat it. I think it's a lot of calories, but doesn't mean I'm not gonna trade it, okay? But if I had my personal feelings involved and I said, I think there's the worst product in the world, I'm gonna short it, that wouldn't go too well with my bank account. But finding them is easy. It's all about going through the big percentage gainers and losers. Now, I wanna bring this up really quick over here and show you this. So here's our alert service. And you'll see that from here, you'll notice that we have an alert and we send these out. And you can see right here, these are stocks that were on our watch list this morning. And you know, we broadcast and we post them at like pre-market, early morning, early, early morning. So we're constantly posting up every day. And we're constantly posting too if we have stocks that get halted, like you could see CC got halted. It was a great short on the way down. You could see the time zones right there. These are things that I'll show you here's CC. You could see how CC went from like $20 all the way down to $15, really, really good short. And then obviously at the 10 o'clock must have been a lot of big buyer out there because that's where they held it. And then from 15, it went back up to 19. So really good volatility on CC. All right. But these are the things that you need to learn if you wanna be successful in trading because what drove those things up are those buyers and sellers. Now, I don't know what CC does. I don't really care, okay? The stock obviously got really beat up today, but it was a good short and it also was a very good long. Now, where most traders focusing on this week, well, let's talk about some of these things, earnings, okay? So there were a lot of stocks that moved this week, Kava, Zoom, Lowe's. I mean, you could see there's a whole brand name and stocks out there. And by the way, we also, you can get this on our alert service also that we put out on all our social media for free. But I wanna talk about some of the big things and the brand names that we've been watching like NVIDIA. NVIDIA had a really big pop last week because of earnings. I mean, that's really one of the main reasons how these stocks get driven. But there are other stocks out there other than NVIDIA. I mean, a lot of people look at NVIDIA like I can't afford to trade NVIDIA, it's $800. Okay, well, Beyond Meets was at seven just two days ago. Okay, you know, you have all these stocks like Norwegian Cruise Line, that was up pretty big. You know, it went from 16 to 19. I mean, there are a lot of stocks out there that trading Zoom, Zoom, which is the one in the middle that went from 63 to 71 in less than 30 minutes. So, and that's because their earnings announcements after hours. So there are a lot of things out there that are moving but the thing that you gotta look at is gotta have a game plan. Having a game plan is very critical because it's all about knowing where to get in and where to get out. Cause remember, there are stocks that you are in right now and you didn't make a single penny unless you sell it. And the only way you're gonna know to sell it is where the other sellers are. And the way you know where the other sellers are is by following the big money. So I wanna talk about Nasdaq Book Viewer. And like I said, we just posted that link up there on YouTube. If you guys wanna subscribe to our channel and you could watch yesterday's episode. But I wanna talk about what Nasdaq Book Viewer is which a lot of you said you don't have it. And I wanna do a quick poll really quick to even just to get to know who has it and who doesn't. Now, can we do a little poll there, Greg? If you could post it up there just to kind of get to know how many of you here had level three quotes? Now, if you're a student of Cybertree University please don't answer this question because obviously you're going to really change the statistics on it. So let's just go over that. All right, just waiting for everyone to fill out that poll. Now what's going to shock you is as you're filling that out let me explain to you how do we read this? So you got all the buyers on the bid and you got all the sellers. Now this makes up 50% of all the stocks in the entire world that are trading like we're looking at Snapchat for example. So Nasdaq does 50% of the total volume in the market of any stock. So that's why we're really focused on using just this window. This platform. It's showing you every order out there. It's showing you how many shares are at that make up that order and at what price. And now whoever wants to buy the stock for the most amount of money is up on top. Whoever wants to buy it for less money is down at the bottom. So it's kind of really self-explanatory. What you're looking at is one big chat room. And the chat room that you see here is every order buying it, every order selling it and just basically where these orders are being placed and where the bigger ones are and where the more smaller ones are because a lot of people look at this and they get confused and like Fausto is a lot of numbers, it's moving, I get it. But when I start showing you a couple of other slides you're gonna see that it's not as complicated as it is. And when you join our trading room we'll show you how to set the defaults so you could kind of eliminate that with the filters that are out there. Now, let me clear this out and let me just go to the next slide and let me show you how we use this data. So we're looking at this stock ENPH, right? Doesn't matter, it's irrelevant. The stock symbol, what is relevant is that the stock was going down. And what you wanna know is if you have a stock that's going down where is the support levels? And you'll notice once we get around this price right around here around 115, right there it decided to hit it and bounced. It hit it, it bounced and it bounced all the way up back to $121. Now, by the way, I wanna share those results with everyone. Look how many of you here don't have level three. Now, trading is about an 80, 90% failure rate, okay? Why would anyone wanna be in this business when you have an 80, 90% failure rate? Well, you just basically showed your true colors in a way of, well, maybe now you know why because you don't have those tools. Look how important this tool is. When you're looking at a stock that's going down you're looking for support, okay? To find support, you gotta look for the buyers. And when you look down there and you work your way down that list and see where the buyers are, you notice that there is a 59,000 share buyers and there are 46 orders at 115. It's not at 114, it's not at 113, it's at 115. That's where the biggest block order is. So you could use your mental stops, you could use your mental, your indicators. The end of the day, the only reason why the stock bounced at that price and how you could have had a game plan is because the biggest orders were out there. Let's look at another example as in a resistance levels. Here's the stock Roblox going up. Start around $44 and then once we got around 950, started kind of like hitting a peak. Why 45? Well, apparently it must have been a resistance. What makes that resistance? Sellers. You look at the sell column, you work your way down that list, you see 100 share sellers, 900 share sellers. You've got 38,000 shares looking to be sold at 45 cents. Okay? I mean, $45, I'm sorry, 45 cents. $45, you know, you might think that is that really a lot of shares? Well, apparently it is because when you're looking at this Nasdaq market, which makes up 50% of the volume traded on Roblox and now you're starting to see the true number out there kind of makes sense and kind of makes sense for you that maybe there are not that many people that trade a lot of shares and Roblox. But you might think differently, but you know what? The exchange does not lie. Now, my question to everyone here is this, did I lose anybody yet? Did anyone get lost? Everybody following along? I'm gonna stop sharing that. Good Margaret. Tony, guys following along? Good. What about you, Joe? I didn't hear from you. Lee, are you following along? Lewis, just wanna make sure you guys, because I rather you say I'm not following along because you don't want, when you put money on the line and you're going into a stock like this, it's going up and if you're not prepared and don't understand why the stock is hitting a resistance is not going higher, how are you gonna prevent that from happening again? Let's go over a few trades that we did yesterday. Okay? So here's a stock AMD. AMD is going down, right? Now, when a stock goes down, what do we need for the stock to stop going lower? So, could everyone answer that question? What do we need for the stock to stop going lower? Buyers, right? Buyers. Thank you very much, Tony. I appreciate the compliment. But let me tell you, Tony and everybody else, I didn't invent this. This is not the Fausto style technology. This is how Wall Street trades. And how do I know that? Cause I was a Wall Street market maker. That's what I did. And nothing has changed from 30 years ago until today other than you don't gotta be licensed like I had to. You'll have to split the profits and the ticket charges that I used to pay was $20 back then. Now you're getting it for free. So, I mean, which even blows my mind because when I was doing 1,500 trades a day and I was spending about $1,000 a day just on ticket charges, I had to make that just to break even. People were like, man, if I could make that, I was spending a quarter million dollars in ticket charges back then. And I made money back then, even paying that. Nothing has changed. Now you've now put that, think about all that extra money is in your pocket. So, getting back to this slide right here, everybody's green, you need buyers. Problem is we don't see buyers here. We go to an Aztec book viewer and we look at the buy column and we wanna say, okay, we wanna look and say, okay, where's the biggest buyers? And we work our way down. We're like, oh, I see where the buyers are. We got 44,000s looking to buy, 44,000 shares looking to be bought at 175. Now without even looking at any other pass charts or any indicators, in theory, what do you think's gonna happen when we get down to 175, everyone?  Is it gonna stop there? What do you think could possibly happen when you get down to 175? Exactly. And that's what it did at 175. It hit it around 950 and it's over there for about a good 10 minutes. Never wanted to go lower at 175. Eventually, boom, the stock goes to 177. Lewis, no, these are not executed orders. These are limited orders. We didn't get to the executed orders yet, okay? That's what you see on time and sales.  Yo, listen, you put a limit order out there, right? You do a trade, you've done limit orders. What do you think's gonna happen? It's gonna show up right here. That's where it is. And if somebody gets executed, guess what?  So you're looking at the true market. Now, how about resistance? Coinbase, all right? Coin's been having a really good rally lately. Obviously, so what happened with Bitcoin yesterday? Now, was it because of Bitcoin that's going up? Was it because of an indicator that ran it up? Was it because of news on a company? What could it possibly be? Well, it's all about the buying. That's where it comes down to it. Buying is what really drove that stock. That's it. Now, with the buyers, we need to learn how to take a profit, right? You can't take a profit. You didn't make any money until you actually sell it. So we wanna know, okay, how much more could it go up? Could it continue to go higher? Listen, sometimes you wanna sell something cheap, right? Sometimes you sold something like, damn, I wish I held on to that stock. Why did I sell it? Well, when you look over here in the sell orders, I need to see where the big sellers are. And I noticed that the big sellers were right here. Hold on, my crown, here we go. Here's the sellers. I worked my way down and I noticed that the biggest sellers right here at 186.50, and here's a big view of it right there. That's where the sellers are. So just to have a mental number on my head, we're about $3 away until we hit the next biggest resistance levels. Well, guess what? Stock hit it, came back down to 182. Hit 186.50, came back down to 182. I mean, do I need to spell it out any more than that?  It ran to 186 in about 30 minutes. That could have paid for, like, who knows how much more, that extra money would have done for you. If you just held on to it, it's not about luck, it's about skill. And the skill is, did you see where the other sellers are? Probably not. Let's look at our brand name stock like Tesla. So once again, Tesla, big push on it over the course of the day, goes from 191, it's at 197.50. And now the next thing you're asking yourself, should I get greedy? Should I sell it? Or is it gonna go, I remember Tesla being in a 3, 400 price range, maybe this is the bounce, who knows? Well, we got one problem. Right around 200, we have 100,000 shares seller out there and there are 367 orders around the entire world that make up that 100,000 shares looking to be sold at 200. Now, can it go back to 250? Could it go back to 300? Absolutely. It could also go back down to 150. But for us making money on it, having that greed kick in, well, retail is only to get you so far, it's the supply that's gonna stop you in your tracks. You gotta get through that 200,000, you gotta get through that $200 sell order of 100,000 shares first. But when you look at it over here, does it look at that way? Would it look like this? It's going higher, right?  Well, what do you think happens next? It hit it, came back down to 197. Went right back up to 200, came back down to 198. And you're sitting there trying to figure it out, but the right answer is this. It's all about those orders. Now, I'm gonna ask everyone the same question again. Did I lose anybody? Did anybody get lost? We'll do one more for fun, all right? ALT. Look at, if you were trying to find a range in ALT, all you have to do is just look at those five digit numbers. You got big buyers at 11 and you got another big seller at 1150. I mean, when you look at it this way, you're like, oh, no wonder why this stock is channeling between 11 and 1150. And it was doing it for the past hour.  Now, let's talk about a stock that does a breakout because you know, that could happen. We see stocks break out all the time. So here we're looking at coin. We're gonna hop over a coin again really quick, okay? So coin, it's testing the seller, it's testing the seller, it's testing the seller. Now, by somebody advertising those 31,000 shares out there, is that really for sale? And if it's for sale, could somebody agree to buy that? I mean, could that actually happen that somebody could say, yeah, I'll buy the 30,000 shares off you at 18650, okay? Yeah, yeah, all the time, right? Well, guess what? It takes, you know, eventually someone hit it, someone hit it, someone hit it, someone bought it, bought it, bought it, bought it. And then boom, we went from 18650 and now we're already at 190 in less than 30 minutes. How did that possibly happen? Because that is what's called a breakout.  Look, you see 1,000 shares, 2,206 shares out there, there's no one out there selling it and that's what causes the stock to go higher. Lou says, good question here. He says, I'm not being smart or anything like that. That's fine. I don't get insulted on that, but is there 160,000 share order out there? I would, why would I buy it? I've been looking at this for a while and I can't figure one out. It's dumb, I know Fausto. Well, Lewis, listen, traders, you and I, all of us, listen, we're the ants on the floor. We're just getting the crumbs, okay? Do you know how big, how much money BlackRock manages? I'll give you a hint. What's higher than the billion? Trillions. They manage trillions of dollars. This is a drop in a bucket for them, okay? If somebody really wants it, they're going to trick. Listen, Facebook, all right? Maybe this will help answer the question for you. What is, what's Meta at? Meta's trading at $500, okay? Meta's trading at 500. Six million shares traded today, not 600, okay? Not 6,000, six million.  And I know, yeah, it's not you and I, but I've seen them buy it and you're going to see it in my trading room. I'll show you, you're going to see them get executed. Now the question is, who is it? It doesn't matter. Will that change anything? And the other thing someone asked me before is like, how do we know that they're shorting the stock? Maybe they're shorting it. Does it matter? Is that going to change your thought on the stock? I mean, we know when they're shorting them, we see short squeezes, we see all that stuff. But all you care about is making your days pay, but more importantly, not losing and blowing up your account. It's all about following those orders, but that is not a dumb question, okay?   Okay, is that a dumb question? I'm like, no, it's a smart question. I don't want you to turn the key on and put it in drive and not know where the break is.   Now, everyone's asking, how do you get book viewer? So here's my email address. I want if anyone is interested on finding out how to get book viewer, here's your chance, okay? Now, let me tell you the great news about book viewer, okay? Well, let me tell you the bad news about book viewer. It's not free, okay? Listen, nothing is free in trading.  Free, your free is, it's the cheese in a mouse trap and we all know what happened to the mouse, okay? But when I started, I had to pay $1,000 a month for it. It doesn't cost 1,000. It doesn't cost 500. It doesn't cost 100. You know what it costs today? $15 a month. $15 that you now could have a seat on the exchange. People paid millions to have a seat on the exchange. And on top of that, we had to pay thousands just to get the platform. NASDAQ discounted it so low to make it so cost effective.  You're just paying for the technology for them to transfer the data to you, okay? Then they don't make any money on this. They want you to have it. And if you think for a second that $15 is out of your budget, then you should not be trading. Okay, I don't care what size account.  Cause you could lose that in one split second. Now, let's talk about something called level four. Now, level four is really cool where you get to see a lot of really nice stuff on it. And I'll give you an example. So here we have level four. And basically what you're having here is you're seeing it on a heat map and you're seeing all these different orders like for example, we were trading AI today, okay? AI has been on a really nice move. Let me just zoom out here really quick for you. And you can see here at 930 AI had a really good run up and it ran all the way up to a price around 37. And for some reason it never wanna pass $37. Did you know that there was 60,000 share sellers at 37, 132,000 share seller at 3750, another 129,000 share seller at 38 since this morning when it started until now it's not getting past these whatever, 300,000 shares are gonna be sold within that price range. Okay? And for some of you, you're looking at the chart. Let me bring up AI really quick for you. Here, bring up AI. And you're looking at this stock right here and you're like, oh my God, AI was at $41. This was a great stock. Let me fix this a little bit better so you guys can see it. So AI, you're like, oh my God, this stock was all the way up here, $41, big resistance. But why is it not getting past this 37-ish number? Why is it stopping? Why is it going down now?  Now I'm losing money. I bought at 37, do I get out at 36? Well, I don't know about you but I'm gonna follow the 300,000 shares out there. That's what's gonna come down to it. Now, you know, and there's other ones out here. Mara, here's a stock that's been on a really good big trend but you know what? It started, it had some 181,000 share seller, 31. And then you're wondering why it's stopping somewhere around here at 25. Well, all of a sudden a buyer showed up around 11 o'clock this morning and he's been out there for the last two hours. He actually added to his order. He's got a close to 166,000 shares out there. Think about it. How much better and easier and smarter trading decisions if you made, you got these tools, okay? Now, this is the unbelievable part.   You know, it's like everyone's like, oh yeah it happens to me all the time, right? Mike, listen, it's the noise watching you. You're just not watching them. If you could watch what they're doing then you'll make smarter and better trading decisions. All right. Now, I wanna pick a stock for someone here. So if someone has a stock you want me to look at let's go see where the orders are. Let's have a game plan. Let's have a game, let's have some fun here. All right. So let me open this up and anyone pick a stock. Anyone out here own a stock? SMCI, oh that's a little expensive. We've been trading out for a while SMCI. That thing's been doing great. Something a little bit more within a normal price range. Riot, okay, R-I-O-T, let me check it out. So, Matt, you said Riot. Do you own Riot, Matt? Do you own it? And if you do own it, what price? That's my question. What else we got here? Nick, do you own Apple? And if you own Apple at what price? What price you own Apple at? 175, okay. So you're actually probably a little upset because you could have got out at 200 and now you've ran it down almost like 25 points, right?  What are you doing with it? Are you looking to hold it for the long term? Are you looking short term?  Cause Apple's a really good example. I'll bring that one up. Popular name, long term, okay. Well, if you knew that you could sell Apple here at 180 and buy it back at 150, would you hold it till 150 or would you sell it here and buy a $30 cheaper? What would you do? Right, and that's the more smarter way of looking at it. You would sell and buy it cheaper, but how do you know it's gonna continue to go lower, right? How do you know if it's gonna break that? Well, this is a pretty good one. And I'm gonna show you what we got over here with Apple, okay?  So I wanna fix the filters here a little bit different. I wanna make this, because you're doing a swing trade, we're gonna look at bigger orders, okay? So I'm gonna get to 5,000. And if you'll notice here that it looks like we have a buyer around 175. So you're about $5 away to test a very big order out here in Apple right there, okay? And there's 145,000 shares. Now, what I wanna show you here is that there was a buyer at 180, and he got filled, he got executed. You see that right there? You see that red bowl that one of you were asking me, how do you know if the order got executed? That's the time in sales order. So you can see here, he got executed.  Now, if I zoom out and go further into the future, I'm not really seeing any of the buyers out there. No one is out there, there's no program trading up until about 175, okay? But I could tell you this, you got a lot of sellers you gotta deal with, it's going up, you got almost a million shares looking to sold at 200. You got another 280,000 shares looking to sold at 195. You got another two quarter million shares looking to sell at 190. So I think you got more sellers out there than more buyers. Now, in theory, when you got more sellers and buyers, we think it's gonna happen. Stock's gonna go down unless somebody buys it. Now, think about it, what is a million shares at $200? How much money is that? 200 million, very good. 200 million dollars. So both, and those orders are real, okay? And I'm just zooming out further and I'm not really seeing anybody down to like anyone near that.  You see how Cybertrain University teaches you how to have that game plan, okay? Now, that's what trading, and that's how you learn how to trade today to trade in positions that you're in.  If you come to the trading room and you sign up for the week trial, we're gonna cover that. So there's no better time to learn than now. And this is why Cybertrain University has been endorsed and sponsored by more brokerage firms and exchanges than any school in the industry. That alone, that reputation right there, I don't think anyone here has ever taken a class guru could tell you that, oh yeah, I'm endorsed by Charles Schwab, Thinkorswim or Trade Station, where I've done presentations for. So this is what I'm looking to do. I want all of you, oh, and one more other thing I've got to mention, I don't think anyone here has the reputation on Google with a five star rating like we do, okay? Which is another good thing that you wanna look at. Now, this is what I'm looking for.   Well, I'm not asking for $15 of $15,000. You know what I'm asking for? Is I'm asking for $9 right now. $9, no strings attached, okay? One week in the trading room, we're not gonna bill you and charge you after. This is just a application fee to tell us if you're who you say you are. That's it. All you gotta do is take your phone, scan that QR code, or click on the link we just posted and fill out that registration. That's all you have to do. Now, let me tell you all the great things you're gonna get for $9, okay? First of all, you're gonna get live commentary with me and my instructors, okay?  One whole week, you could be there and use it all the time you want. Or if you can only be there certain days, it's an open forum. We have weekly gurus that come on, so you're gonna have some good traders talk events that we're doing. We also have hundreds of hours of workshops that we're gonna give you, which is a $1,000 value. We're gonna give it to you for free. I mean, just all the stuff you're getting for $9 and we're doing that is because we want you to learn before you go out there and make those mistakes and learn the hard way. Remember what I told you about putting your child into the car?  Where's the break? Well, here's the break.  All it costs is $9. Now, a couple of things also gonna come with it, okay? First of all, it's money-back guarantee. Listen, I don't need your $9. I just need to know if you're a real person or not.  Why would I do that? And please don't get threatened or like get nervous or whatever because people, some people get nervous. Like, oh my God, it's like Faust is really gonna call me. First of all, why would Faust don't wanna call you and for $9? Like, do I really need the $9? Am I that desperate? I'll tell you why I do it. I am looking to recruit new traders in my room. That's really what I'm looking to do. I'm looking to recruit traders, but I can't recruit you if you're not qualified, okay? And you're gonna know if you're qualified to even consider trading once you get into the trading room and once you talk to our education advisors. And you know what? Our education advisor is gonna make a decision to see if you qualify and if you do qualify to say, okay, you know, Faust said this guy probably wants, looks very serious, a serious trader. Now it's time for you to talk to the doctor and find out if this is something we're gonna move forward with. And if you don't wanna move forward, it's great, no problem. But I know you don't wanna waste my time. I don't wanna waste your time. And it all starts out by spending a $9 trial, all right? Now, yes, we're gonna cover level three, level four. We're gonna talk about some stocks. We're gonna show you how to find these stocks.  Now, do you need an account to trade? No, we do not want you to buy anything. Listen, I'm gonna go back to that metaphor. We are going to show you the car, okay? You've been dealing with public transportation this whole time. It's time to me to show you where the brake pedal is, the gas pedal, the shifter, everything. You have no idea what you're getting yourself involved in. You probably still didn't know that. I mean, look at what I showed you just before. I showed you level three and level four. Some of you are like, my God, if I knew that there was a support level on Apple at 180 and he got filled, I would have got out because now it's at 175. If I knew that resistance levels was at 200, okay? And I'll bring that up again. I'll show you Apple again, okay? Because this is a great example. If I knew that there was resistance levels at 200, okay? And that guy's been out there since August, you probably would have sold it at 200 because now you could buy it at 180. You'd probably be drooling here at 180. But you might not need to buy at 180. You might be ready to buy it back at 175. Why sit there and hold that stock? I know it had a great run, but it's not running anymore and it's gonna take some time before it gets there. These are the things that you gotta learn when it comes to trading. And it works on Apple, NVIDIA, Samsung. It works on every stock, Carvana, anything you could think of. It's just the only difference is some stocks are more expensive than others. That's all. Now a couple of shout outs over here. I see some of you here just registered. A first buyer idea was Rod, just got your registration, welcome aboard. A second person here is Andrew, just got your registration, welcome. Look forward to it. Guys, listen, it's $9, okay? If you can't afford $9, you should not be trading. You really shouldn't. Think about how much you've learned in an hour. Imagine what you'll learn in one whole week, okay? Now, another question comes over here. How much money do I need to get started? You know how much money you need to get started? $9, that's it. I know it's a ridiculous number and I should charge more for it, but and I know I can get a lot more.  It's not about making the money, the $100 or $200. It's about me finding traders that if you know what you're doing, we're gonna share ideas with each other and then hopefully you're gonna go out there and just do it the right way. Any other questions? $9, that's all it takes at fellow traders. No problem, Margaret. Thanks for coming again. I really appreciate it. I know you learned a lot and you've been doing some stuff with us too. Listen, like I said, it's a great job and everybody wants to do it. I mean, you saw what happened with COVID. Everybody in COVID tried to do it and you know what's scary? You know what's scary about what happened with COVID other than the virus? People made a lot of money trading back then and some of you probably were there too. Do you know how many people blew up their accounts and gave it all away? You know what I mean? Like yes, you got a big rally and the rallies are awesome but to have those rallies, you gotta know where to get out and a lot of you are not. By the way, I'm just gonna call some people out. Paul, I didn't see you register yet.  Robert, I didn't see you register yet. Solomon, I didn't see you register yet. Steve, I didn't see you register yet. Some of you asking questions here and you're not registering. What are you afraid that's gonna happen? That you're gonna see the real truth of a position that you should have sold? Cause guess what? There was a stock that we traded today and I wanna point this out to you, okay? Where is it? There was a stock that we traded which was pretty sad actually. This one, this is okay. ENVB, okay? This stock just less than a couple of years ago was at $350. Look where it went. Came all the way down to about 49 cents. It took less than a year to drop down from 300 down to $10, okay? And some people actually do own this stock and did own it somewhere around these prices around 200, 300. And they rode the stock all the way down to a whopping 10 and they couldn't afford to take a loss. They wished they did here and now they own it and now they're all the way back down here to about a dollar. And like, well, I can't sell it here or maybe you might do the next dumbest mistake. Average down. So I'm like, well, you know what? If I love that 120, I could buy another, if I had a thousand shares of 120 but buy another 100,000 here, you know what I mean? For the same price. Yeah, had that workout for that person. Still didn't do too well. Okay, couple of questions coming across here. I just wanna read them. Daryl, we're worried about how much time and commitment it is for the next week. Have a job employed into me full time. You know what? Daryl, that's great.   And not only that, but a lot of this stuff is being recorded. So you wanna go back at night after work and do it. But if you see the amount of money that you can make in trading, it's worth a shot. I mean, like, listen, just having access to those recordings for your swing trading is gonna help you. Travis says, I did a trial earlier this year but I didn't really get started. I'm rethinking about getting back involved. Well, you know what? Then listen, and I'm glad Travis, that happened to you. Sometimes it wasn't a good time, you know? 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Dear Mr. Valentine, looks like I'm about to lose everything I've got, because of a string of circumstances I can't control. I own the amusement zone on Starlight Pier. You've never heard of me, but you've probably read in the papers about the accidents that have been happening down here the last couple of weeks. Somebody's out to get me, Mr. Valentine, out to ruin my business. Maybe you can find out and stop it. If you want to try, please take a boat onto the Tunnel of Love this Friday afternoon at exactly one o'clock. Sounds like a lot of folder all, but I'll explain when I see you. Signed, text manual. George. Yeah, Bruce? I don't like this. Too dark in here for you? Oh, don't worry, I'm a very exemplary character, Angel. Oh, look. Oh, the good boy with the eerie green light on him. Ah, you've seen him before. Never used to scare you. I know it. Guess I'm just silly. Why the owner of an amusement park should want to meet you in this Tunnel of Love place instead of his office? Well, maybe just another way of drumming up trade. Business does seem pretty slim today out there. There isn't another boat going through here, darling. Maybe it's some kind of a potty, George. Yeah, I'm Valentine. You text matters? That's right. Waiting for your boat. I can't see it, but I can't stop the money. Yeah, I got it. You in the front seat? Yeah, that's right. Okay, I'll get in the back. Find this in the dark. There. Say, I thought I heard a woman's voice. You did. Miss Brooks, my assistant. Oh. Well, okay. Wait, I'll let the boat drift along again. Mr. Manners, why did you want us to meet you here? Didn't want anybody to know I've hired Mr. Valentine. I figure you can work with that if nobody knows who you are. Yeah. Well, just what do you want me to do? Find out who's trying to sabotage my business, like I told you in my letter. You've read about what's been going on. Well, yeah, I saw where your ferris wheel broke down. A car came off when it was up high. It might have closed to killing somebody. Oh, and didn't something happen to your rollercoaster? Sure did. The train was almost at the top of the pull. It broke loose, raced all the way back down. One lady broke on. Uh, what makes you think it's sabotage, Mr. Manners? Those things do happen, don't they? Not with my equipment. Never have any accidents. And they both happened on a Friday. Last two weeks. Well, still it might be a coincidence. Couldn't be. I examined the gear both times myself. It had been tampered with by somebody who knows carnival machinery. Well, I'll have to take your word for that.  Looks that way. I can't understand it. All the people who run my concessions are all right. No enemies among them, huh? Not that I know of. Oh, both of these accidents that happened on Friday? Yes, ma'am. Not that I'm superstitious about Fridays, you understand, but nobody wants to ride the wheel or the rolly anymore. Another one of two of these things, and nobody will come to the pier. Uh-huh. Got any idea of where I ought to start on this job, Mr. Manners? About one time, I haven't got a thing to help. George, there's another one of those horrible things. Oh, no, look, watch your nerves, Brooks. See, just because it's... George! Where are you, Brooksy? Right here. Take it easy, the water shallow. You keep staying there. Yeah, I got you.  That's right. Hey, I am. All right. That big monstrosity fell right over on our boat. It almost hit us. All right, I know. I know now. Easy. Hey, how do we get out of here, Manners? We ain't over this way. That's the lead. Yeah, that better be. I'll help you, ain't you? Keep coming this way. Follow my boy. Okay. Okay. Well, we did it. I got it. All right, up with you, Brooksy. Here. Okay, there you are. Well, nice experience you're giving us, Manners. Friday again. But I didn't think he'd do anything to the tunnel. Yeah, well, they did all right. Now, where do we go from here? That thing's wrecked the boat. That's Ned Parker. He runs the tunnel. He'll get you out back. Wait for him. Well, what about you? There's a trap door just down here. I'm getting out. Don't tell Ned you saw me in here. Oh, you think he's mixed up in there? I don't know. That's for you to find out, Valentine. Make some excuse to come to the office when you want to see me. But stick with it. I'll see you later. Where are you, people? Call out! We're here all right, and we ought to sue you. Who do you mean you ought to sue me? I waited for your boat to come out of the tunnel, and what'll I turn to my flashlight? What? Is that all you have to say? What are you doing sitting up there on the ledge, dripping wet? Maybe you can tell us. Look at our boat. What? Boy, it's... What happened? One of your big dummies fell over on this. Darn there, kill this. I think we will sue you. Oh, no. Don't sue me. I don't own this concession. Just run it. If you're going to sue anybody, it's the owner of Tex Manor. Who? Tex Manor. He might settle with you if he can afford it. Now, I'll get you out of here. Friend. You wheels, McCay. Huh? How did you know? I'll figure it. You must be. He says right there on the sign. Manage your wheels, McCay. Oh, yeah. Sure. You going to take a ride? Well, no. Not right now. Maybe later. Say, you don't seem to be doing much of any business today. No, no, yesterday or for a couple of weeks now. Yeah, I know. I was talking to the guy that runs the ferris wheel. What's his name? Joe Park? Yeah, that's it. He tells me the same thing. Guess it's because of these accidents, huh? Of course it is. People stand away like we had to play. Oh, that's too bad. Guess that thing in the tunnel I love yesterday won't help any either, will it? No. There's another. Say, ain't you the one that was on that ride when it happened? That's right. Yeah.   Oh, I don't know. I should have liked these places. Besides, I don't have to worry today. It isn't Friday. No, you're right. Look, you're up to something around here. What is it? Insurance company? Oh, no, no. Just curiosity. Well, might come back and take a ride later, Wills. Yeah. So the future, Madame Zempano's all pent all. Your future is an open book. You, sir. Tell your fortune. Oh, well, sure. That's a good idea. How much? For you, 25 cents. That's a deal. There you are. Let's hear the worst. Ah, you said the worst. That's just a figure of speech. Perhaps not. Oh, what do you mean by that? I see for you danger. Danger in the near future in this place on starlight pier. Yeah. But you may avoid the danger. Do not come here again or even will befall you. Uh-huh. Does it have anything to do with these accidents out here? Perhaps. Perhaps not. Look, Madame Zelda, if you can read the future so well, why can't you predict what's going to happen next and tell the boss? It is not given to me to tell this yet. My warning is to you. Do not come here again. Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know you were busy. Valentine, what are you doing here? I thought I said... Oh, never mind. This is Sandy, my night watchman. Mr. Valentine. How long? Ah, you, Mr. Valentine. That's all for now, Sandy. Just remember what I said. No sleeping on the job, especially on Thursday night. I got it, Mr. Miners. You come back on me. Well, please to know you, Mr. Valentine. Yeah, sure. Say, what'd you come down for today? I just wanted to talk to the people who run your concessions. Oh, who'd you see? Ned Parker, a tunnel of love. Joe Parks, the ferris wheel. Then I saw Wheels McKay. Yeah. Best bet so far. Why do you say that? Oh, acted pretty suspicious. Tried to find out what I was doing around here. Well, sure, that makes sense. I told Wheels I was getting somebody into work on this thing. Naturally, he's going to suspect anybody who asks questions. Oh, and also the fortune teller. She warned me to stay away. Well, you know that accent's a phony. She happens to be Wheels McKay's wife. She was just afraid you'd stick your neck out too far, I guess. Ah, well, maybe that is it.  Why not try the other one? Oh, now look, Tex, if this isn't inside job and one of your concession managers is doing it, wouldn't he have something happen to his own ride so he wouldn't be suspected? Well, could be. I see what you mean. But I just don't happen to go along with you on that. Well, you may be right. We'll soon find out. Yeah? How so? I'm going to meet you here Thursday night after the pier's closed. Maybe your night watchman doesn't keep his eyes open. But I'm going to. I'm afraid you all found a wild goose chase Valentine. Maybe. By the way, did you tell anybody at all that I'd be here tonight? Nope. Nobody. Good, good. Hey, where's the watchman? What's his name? Sandy? Yeah, he's probably making his rounds somewhere. I haven't seen him since we started down the pier. No, nobody else for that matter. Well, I told you probably he's not going to do it. Wait a minute, hold it, will you? Listen to that. Hey, don't come over there by the diving bell. Yeah. He took back in the shuttle. Okay. Sure. I can see a figure over there now. Somebody tinkerin' with a power plant for the bell. Come on, let's get over there. No, no, wait a minute. We won't. I will. Two of us will be spotted too easily. You go back to your office.  How about you? I'm going around the other side of the bell and surprise them. I'll get back to you in a few minutes. Okay, but be careful, son. Can't tell. Sure, sure. Okay, Buster, what's the idea? That's better, friend. Just stay where you are. This is one Thursday night party that didn't come off, huh?  Oh, wait a minute. Now, you look out. In just a moment we'll return to tonight's adventure of George Valentine. Which is the most important tire on your car? Right. The oldest and smoothest tire is the most important because that's the one that will probably cause trouble first. 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They'll help you get more and more miles out of your present tires. And it's just one of the many services available to western motorists at independent chevron gas stations and standard stations where they say and mean, we take better care of your car. Now back to tonight's adventure of George Valentine. You're hired by Tex Manners, the owner of an amusement zone called Starlight Pier to try and discover the reason behind accidents that have been happening on his concessions. As a matter of fact, you've been involved in one of them yourself, as usual on a Friday. But on Thursday night, when you think you've finally caught up with a saboteur, you find yourself not thinking at all. Your name is George Valentine. You suddenly come back to consciousness, flat on your back beside the diving-dome machinery with a voice coming closer and closer. Hello? I say hello. What's going on? Better not try any funny business. I've got your... Oh, you're that young fellow that was in Mr. Manners' office the other day. I am. My name is Valentine. And you'd be a night watchman named Sandy. That's right. I'd say, what are you doing around here this time of night, lad? That takes a bit of explaining. Yeah. By the way, where were you a few minutes ago? That takes a bit of explaining, too. Look here, lad, what kind of talk is that? I was down the pier on the rounds. I hear the noise back here. Sure you weren't right close by here at the time? What are you trying to say by that? I'd better turn you over to Mr. Manners. Or the other way around. Give me that flight. I will not. I'll ask you something I want to look at. Yeah, just what I thought I saw. What? Knuckles on your right hand there. They seem to be bleeding. I know. I hurt my hand on the gate. Or on somebody's face. Somebody's face? What are you talking about? Mine, maybe.  I'll take you back to Mr. Manners' office. Wait a minute. I thought I saw something. All right, lad. There are no tricks now. What are you looking for? Nothing. Nothing. Just thought whoever hit me left a calling card. I was wrong.  No, no. I thought I saw a piece of paper on the ground over there. It was just this wrench. No, no. Don't try anything. Naturally not. You've got the gun. I've only got a flashlight. And a wrench. Well, here.  Now, come on. Let's get back to Tex Manners' office so you can turn me in. It was Mr. Manners. I found this lad flat on his back beside the diving bell and he even tried to accuse me. All right, Sandy. All right, Mr. Valentine's OK. You don't have to worry about it. That's all. Aye, sir. Very well. But if you need any help, just call up, sir. Yeah, all right, Sandy. But I won't. Well, Valentine, whoever was saw you tinkering with the diving bell got to you first, huh? Quite neatly, yes. Left me for a little nap. You couldn't see who it was? No, it was too dark. You must have heard the voice. Didn't he say anything? Not a word. Jump me. Layed in one good sock at a button and I was out. That's too bad. That's another statement. Incidentally, do you know a cafe at the street called the Tropicana? Tropicana. Yeah. No, can't say I do. Just might help us to clean up this case. How? That's what I got to find out. By the way, a week from tomorrow morning, in case we haven't got to the bottom of this thing, watch out for the shoot the shoots. Might be bad. Hey, son, how do you know all this? Well, maybe I had a vision while I was knocked out. Take it easy. Text me tomorrow. George. I'm not trying to butt in, but you said we're going to a cafe called the Tropicana. That is right. Well, would you mind telling me what that has to do with Mr. Manners and the Starlight Peer? Not at all. Matter of fact, I'll show you. Here. What, this paper? That's right. But it's only a list. George. What's that? This is a list of the rides at Starlight Peer. Sure. In the order of their fate, I picked that up beside the diving bell after I came too last. Roller coaster, ferris wheel, tunnel of love, diving bell, shoot the shoot. Darling. Well. But those are the rides that have had access. Sure. Oh, but the shoot, the shoot's in Virginia real. Turn it over, Brooks. Oh. Well, it's torn off the top of the menu. Menu from the Tropicana Cafe. Right, and here we are. You think they'd know who made that list? No, probably not. But they'd know who comes here from Starlight Peer. Come on, let's go. You going to come right out and ask them, George? No, no, indeed. Some people are cagey. I'm going to buy the cafe. You're what? That's right. But first, I have to know what kind of trade they have. They're proposing they're not willing to sell it. Always wanted to own a cafe. Let's go in. Okay. Hello. Anybody here? Yes, I'm here. Okay. Sorry, folks, we're not open yet. We open at 11. Oh, that's all right. I just wanted to see the owner. I'm the owner. Good. Good. How do you do? My name is Valentine, and this is my friend, Miss Brooks. How do you do? And your father, Matt Fowler. Matt Fowler. What can I do for you? Well, I'll tell you, Mr. Fowler, I'm in the market to buy a cafe just like this one. You haven't been selling? I don't know. Maybe if the price is right. How's business? Pretty fair and not great, but pretty fair. Well, you ought to get a pretty good play from Starlight. You're so close. Those people? They eat hot dogs and hamburgers on the pier. Oh, no, no. I mean the people who work there. Some of them must eat here, don't they? I can't say. All I know about my customers is they eat and pay for it. Don't know who they are. You have it on the plate very long yourself, have you, Mr. Fowler? What do you mean? Well, I just noticed the car outside. It's yours, isn't it? Yes, that's... With Arkansas license plates. So, I thought Matthew... Yeah, that's right. I came from Arkansas just a few months ago. Oh, figure the restaurant business is better here. I wasn't running a cafe there. I had a carnival. Carnival, huh? Say, that's interesting. It wasn't. Business dropped off and I lost it. Had to start all over again. Oh, well, that's too bad. Well, I'm not interested in carnivals anyway. I got a little Frank stand in town called the Bark and Dog, but I want a branch out. I see.  I was going to stop him, but it was after midnight. I didn't think the owner would be in. I was right here all night until two in the morning. Oh. Well, I think you'd be interested in selling. Well, month or so, Mike. Oh, say, that's great. Of course, I couldn't swing the thing alone. I got a backer. He'd have to see it first. Yeah, I understand. But I'm sure he'd like this location as much as I do. Say, where's that door in the back go to? That small office. Oh, I see. Hey, look, I got an idea. What is it, George? Well, while we're here, I'd like to take a picture of the place to show Larry. That's my backer. Oh, that's a good idea. Yeah, you don't mind, Mr. Fowler. No, go right ahead. Good. Okay, I got a flash camera out in the car.  All right, yeah. Well, now you two get all set and I'll bring in the camera. Believe me, this ought to sell a bill of good. At Valentine, Miss Brooks, have seats. Thank you, Mr. Manor. Well, you act as though you got something, Valentine. Well, I think I have. Tell me, Tex, did you ever have a business in Arkansas? Well, sure. Just before I came here, I had a carnival in Pine Bluff. Oh, that's great. Now we're getting somewhere. Did you ever know a man by the name of Matt Fowler? Matt Fowler? Uh-huh. No, can't say as I did. Name isn't familiar. Well, here's a picture of him I took at the Tropic County yesterday. Take a look at him. Know the man? No. No, never said eyes on that man, son. Oh, well, it was a good try anyway. You and this character both had carnivals in Arkansas. You have businesses, a few blocks from each other. It sort of added up. Sorry it didn't work, Valentine. Least you're on the job, try again, will you? I'd better try again and fast. They might just try switching the order of these accidents and you'd have a mess of broken arms and heads. Few more, Valentine. I'll be out of business. I know. Brooksy. Yes, George? I'm going to the office. I want to sit down and do some thinking. George, you're not getting anywhere and you know it. Let's close up the office for the day. Scan it up, scan it up two and two. Are you sure you're all right, darling? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, and I think I'm getting better and better. You are? How? Hey, look, Brooksy, it's a long shot, but long shots do come in and pay off. Riddles again. Tell you when I get it worked out. A first call text matters. Yes, master. Tell him to meet us behind the Tropic County cafe at exactly quarter of eight tomorrow night. Uh-huh. The both of you want to know why? Well, he doesn't have to yet. Tell him to bring along a cop, plain clothesman, if he can get one, and be sure they're not seen. I suppose detectives play long shots, too.  Tonight, I got to pay a short visit to Starlight Pier after the lights are out. George, somebody's coming. It must be Ted. Yeah, about time. Valentine? Yeah. That's you, Tex? Sure. Where are you? Over this way, right back at the building. Okay. I don't know what kind of town foolishness you're up to, Valentine. Oh, this is Sergeant Layard. Hello, Valentine. What's up? Well, you'll see for yourself in just a minute, Sarge. And if I am right, you better be ready to make a quick pinch. Just one thing to do first. Yeah, what? You gotta pry up the window to his office so he can hear what goes on inside. I told you, I don't know the man that owns this place. That's right. But maybe he knows you. There. That ought to be enough. Hey, you got any idea what time it is? Must be just about eight. We were delayed. Doesn't matter, Sarge. You didn't miss anything. Well, now we just have to wait.  If that was a nasty crack, I'll disregard it, Sarge. George, somebody's coming in the door. Oh, yeah. Okay, get your ears close to the window and listen. Don't bring any noise. Come on in.  Yeah, okay. Okay, now, what's on your mind, Will?  What do you mean, Matt? You sent for me. I sent for you? Sure. I got the note you slipped into the box off his door when I opened up this note. Now, wait a minute. I didn't say... I figured it was something about wrecking the chutes tomorrow night. I've got it all set up, Matt, just like you want it. What a beat. Will. Yeah? I'm trying to tell you, I didn't leave no note for you. What? And who did? How do I know? One thing for sure, there's Valentine's catching on and we gotta play it fast and safe from now on. It's the days you wreck the chutes and the reels. Yeah, sure, Matt. And don't get caught. Two more accidents on the pier and we'll have Tex Manners out of prisons. I still get half interest when you take over. Sure, I don't, Coach. Now, they're playing games on me. We gotta play it small. Now, come on out, sir. Guess that explains a Tex. I'll be. Sure does, Valentine. You got enough on him to make the arrest, Sergeant? Yeah. Come on, Tex.  You sure will. Come on around, Valentine. Yeah, I'll be right with you. George, you left that note for Will McCay and yourself. That's right. But how did you know he was the one? I didn't. Tell you about it when we get those boys in custody, Bruxy. Here's a reminder for new car owners. New RPM motor oil exceeds all the requirements of car manufacturers who now recommend a heavy-duty motor oil. A new RPM doubles engine life, the time between major overhauls due to lubrication. Yes, even a cab company, operating in the tough grind, all cabs go through, found new RPM reduced engine wear, 71%. So for top protection for your engine, get new RPM motor oil at any independent Chevron gas station or standard station. Where they say, and mean, we take better care of your car. But George, if you didn't know it was Will McCay who was wrecking the rides, what made you so sure he'd show up? I didn't know who'd show up. I didn't take a chance. What do you mean? I left the same note at every concession. Yeah, I just added up Arkansas and Arkansas and an accomplice on the pier. Then all I had to do was wait for someone to show his hand. It just happened to be Will's. Then this Matt Fowler just wanted to put Tex out of business so he could take over the pier? I was a little more than that. Tex didn't know it, but he'd put Fowler's carnival out of business when he set up back in Arkansas. Will's told the sergeant. Oh, well, anyway, they're both off for jail and we've still got a whole evening ahead of us. That's right, Angel. I thought I figured we'd go back to Starlight Pier. Oh, that would be fun. And ride in the Tunnel of Love? Uh-uh. The Ferris Wheel. Oh, George. 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