split moment. There we go. He's getting a screen sharing actually inside a live trading room first. There we go. So all of our students should see a screen right now at least initially. He has his PowerPoint up right now. Entry rules to one of my most consistent pullback strategies. Actually, that's something I'm going to tune into right now. So I'm going to get Steven on the mic in just a few seconds here, folks. Just bear with us here for a moment. Are you able to hear me now? Okay, Josh. Perfect. Steven, there we go. You are good to go. Okay. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. Sorry about the little delay there. We're kind of running things here up at the last minute, but I appreciate it. And welcome to everyone. I'm going to talk to you about the entry rules, actually give you a few of the entry rules to one of my most consistent pullback trading strategies. The great thing about this strategy is that you'll have these two rules. You can start using it as early as today if you'd like. The entry rules will tell you exactly where to enter onto any market and any time frame. Let me share with you exactly how this works. As we look at this older chart of Costco, it's going back to July. Most people looking at this would say, well, okay, I don't really have much of an idea, but that indicator I follow tells me that we were actually a little overbought here and there's some major resistance. So I think if we bounce up to that level, I'm going to either exit my position if I'm still long or I'm going to maybe go short. So let's see what happens the next day here. It starts to bounce up and you say to yourself, well, okay, that's close enough. We're getting close to that resistance. I think I'll sell. This is what a lot of traders do based on indicators and things that really don't have a lot of consistency. Well, with today's entry rules, you'll know that you should not have sold there at all. In fact, on that very same bar, it was generating a buy setup. And off that same bar, you would have known to go long and potentially you could have captured 35 points in the days to follow. That's how powerful this method is that you'll learn today. And so that's what we're going to be talking about the entry rules to one of my most consistent pullback strategies. So welcome once again. My name is Stephen Primo. And as you can see here, everything you're going to be seeing today is on our PTS Primo charting platform. This is the educational platform I developed that actually teaches you how to identify these pullbacks. Now, as Josh said, I've been trading for quite a while now for 46 years, I started my career on the floor of the Pacific Stock Exchange. I was on the floor for a total of 16 years and nine of those years, I was a specialist. Now specialist doesn't mean you're any more special than anyone else. If you ever Google those pictures of those old pictures of the trading floor with guys screaming and yelling and making these weird hand signals and lots of paper on the floor, where the specialists were the ones behind those large wooden podiums that actually made markets in roughly about 50 or 60 stocks. So in the old days, if you actually wanted to buy or sell a stock before electronic trading, you would call your broker, your broker in turn would call the floor broker who would walk up to the specialist who specialized in trading that particular stock and he'd make a market for it. So that's what I did. I made markets and I specialized in stocks such as US Air, Waste Management, IBM. I traded as a specialist during the crash of 1987 and through the bull market that followed. So I've seen just about every market environment you can think of straight up markets, straight down markets, sideways markets. And on top of that, I've traded just about every technique, strategy, or system you can think of. Most likely, even if someone says it's brand new, it's just been rebranded and been around before. So in my 46 years of trading, I know what works in terms of consistency and I know what doesn't work. Excuse me. So that's why I teamed up with pro trader strategies roughly about 15 years ago. And we formed specialist trading with just one goal in mind and that was to educate traders because if there's one thing I've learned in 46 years, the reason why most traders fail and it's been estimated that upwards of 80 to 85% of all traders fail is because they're basically taking themselves out of the game. You're allowing someone or something to make your trading decisions for you. Now, the only traders I know that are still around for my days on the floor that are still trading for over four decades are the ones that make their own trading decisions. So that's why we formalized specialist trading to educate traders. We are first and foremost an educational company so that you could have this information and make your own trading decision. This is how you'll become a consistent trader, not just have one or two good months, maybe one or two good years, but possibly one or two good decades. That's what we want to instill in all of you. And that's why we have students in over 115 countries and in every state in the United States. Now, before I begin, we are required to share this with you. So please take a moment to view our disclaimer. I'm going to share with you a lot of performance results using this particular pullback strategy, but please remember that we can in no way guarantee that any of the results I'm about to share with you will be repeated in the future. And since we are first and foremost an educational company, all examples are strictly for educational purposes only. Now, if you'd like some more education on a daily basis, please feel free to follow us on Twitter, either as you see here the little bird or X as you like to call it or whatever name you want to give it. I post different information five or six or seven times a day, anywhere from setups that our methods have generated to little bits of financial wisdom. So there's lots of free education on a daily basis. And remember, we are a little bit different. We're first and foremost an educational company. So we never tell students and we never, you know, give out what our opinion is and what we think the market's going to do. We never say what the best stock is to buy or what the best stock is to sell. We never tell you what the best time frame is. Remember, our philosophy is those are things you have to discover, because everyone comes in with different baggage. Everyone has different risk parameters. Everyone has a different way in which they want to trade. Some traders like to trade 20 times a day. When I first started on the floor, that's the way I was trading hundreds of times a day. Other traders like to trade once or twice a month. So everyone's different. So you have to find your own way. The good news is that's what we do. We educate you and teach you and work with you so that you can find what works best for you. So my goal is not to force feed you signals. It's not to tell you what the best market is to trade or what I think of the market is going to do today. My goal is to teach you how to trade with the specialist edge. This is the same edge that has sustained me now for going on 46, going on 47 years starting next year. And hopefully it will be doing the same for you. Now, I think we're going to have a little bit of time left over for questions and answers. So if you have any questions, please wait till the end. I like to take the questions at the end because I have, I think upwards of 140 slides to share with you today. So I don't want to stop for every slide. We'll be here far too long. I don't want to take all your trading day. So if you have a question, kind of write it down or remember it. Oftentimes, your question is answered in the next two or three slides that follow. But if you still are not familiar with what we're teaching, please write it down. I promise I'll get to it at the very end. Okay. Okay. With that stated, let's begin today's educational presentation. And the method I'm going to be talking about and sharing with you today are strategy number one. I'm going to give you the preliminary entry rules. And once again, these are usually reserved just for our students who have purchased strategy one, but I'm going to actually give you the preliminary entry rules so you can actually figure out how to use this for entries. Okay. Some of the highlights of this particular method, it's a pullback strategy. So a lot of traders know what a pullback is, but for those of you who aren't familiar, pullbacks methods are designed to buy low in uptrends. You're going to buy at the lower levels in an uptrend, and it's designed to sell at the higher levels in a downtrend. Now, the way it does this is by using a unique indicator. This is a daunting channel application. Now, whatever platform you're using, you should have access to daunting channels. They're a very familiar type of indicator. If you don't ask them at your tech support, if you can supply them with daunting channels, they're very easy to apply. And I believe even on the internet, you'll be able to find some free access to the daunting channels. Now, the beauty of strategy one is you can apply it to any market, any timeframe, and any direction. I know a lot of so-called educators like to tell you about a phenomenal method or system they have, but it only works on one timeframe and on one market. I don't believe in that. I think if something is valid and it works, it should be able to transfer onto all markets in all timeframes and all directions. And that's what strategy number one does. Now, please, you're going to get these first entry rules, but please, paper trade first. So many of our students jump in too quickly. They think they understand everything and they jump in and they say, Steve, this doesn't work. I've got nothing but losses. And then when I review their trades, it turns out that they're implementing everything incorrectly. So, please, learn the strategy, the entry rules first by paper trading. Once you feel you understand it, then apply real funds to the market. Our edge with all of our methods, we have upwards of 12 to 13 different trading strategies at specialist trading, approach to strategies, is consistency. Now, I know a lot of you think that consistency means, oh, that means there's just tons of winners. That's not what consistency means at all. Consistency and its awareness that you will have losses from time to time. That's okay. It's okay. You can't tell me of one trader that hasn't lost or doesn't lose most of the time. That's all right because a consistent method is one that's able to recoup those losses. You see, you don't want a method that promises the world and has these humongous gains, but then gives everything back. That's not a consistent method. That's more of a gambling type mentality. Riding high in April, shot down in May. What you want is a nice steady upward slope to your P&L. And that's what consistency is. Two set forward, one step back. And strategy number one is extremely consistent. I'll show you a couple of examples in just a few minutes. All right, so let's talk about the indicators. We're going to use the 21 period Donchin channels. Remember, if you don't have them, ask your tech support that should be able to supply them for you or look online. We're going to set the Donchin channels to 21 period. Now, here are the rules. They're going to seem a little wordy for you to go along here and I'm just going to go over them very quickly because I've learned over the years that visually it's much easier to explain things than verbally. So I'll just go over these really quickly. Rule number one is all three Donchin channels must be headed in an upward direction. So then rule number two states we're going to look to buy when a declining price bar's range is entirely below the rising middle Donchin channel. This is our setup bar. Once we define our setup bar, we're going to buy one tick when price trades one tick above the high of the setup bar. Remember, always paper trade before applying real funds. I know you're probably thoroughly confused right now. You don't have any understanding. It's going to be so simple once I show you these generic examples. All right, let's look at this generic chart. Obviously, we're in some sort of a sloping uptrend, right? Now the most opportune place to buy, looking back in hindsight, would obviously be right here, right? But how could we have taken advantage of that? It's easy to see that now in hindsight, but what was happening at the moment, how could we have taken advantage of that? Well, the first thing we want to do is apply the Donchin channels. These are three channels and they look like this. This is the 21 period Donchin channels. Now what you want to see is that all three slopes are headed in the same upward direction. Now here's the deal. These things aren't in sync. They just don't have to be in sync. They just have to be going in the same direction. For example, you'll see that the bottom slope is coming from a lower setting and then it goes sideways for a number of bars. And while it's doing that, the middle one is going up kind of like a stair step, up stair step. So is the top one, but not as much. But they're all coming from a lower post or a lower setting. That's okay. So they don't have to be in sync. They just all have to be rising. Okay. Now as if you have that first rule in place, you'll see that price usually rises along with it. Many times it'll touch the highest or top Donchin channel. But then what happens is we'll go into the pullback phase. This is where traders usually get confused because they say, okay, I went to that chat room and the guy says it's topped out. So I got to go short. Now I got to get out. Actually, if these rules are in place, this is a buying opportunity because as price starts to decline, you'll see it come lower and lower closer to the mid Donchin channel. It'll intersect the mid Donchin channel. But now we have a bar completely below that rising mid channel. This is our setup bar circled in blue here. What we want to do is buy at this green level one tick above and it has to happen on the next bar. So let's see what happened on the very next bar. Did it trade there? No, it didn't. So we didn't buy. We're not long. But remember, as long as these are still ascending, which they are the Donchin channels, well, now we can lower our setup bar down to this bar and then we'll lower our entry. So this is the beauty of this. We're lowering our entry will get a better price as long as the rules are in place. So now we're going to buy this setting of the green bar. All right. And if we buy there, which we did on the next bar, that's our entry. Now in the course, we teach you all our stop placements. We teach you different ways to exit, but then we'll look what happened after that. The stock went up and you bought in right towards the low. So that's how simple this process is. We're not looking at any news. We're not concerned with earnings. We're not concerned with interest rates. We're not concerned with what's going on economically. I stopped looking at those things 46 years ago. And if I'm still here, I'm living proof that you don't really need them in order to be a consistent trader. Now, if you want to, that's fine. As an educator, it's not my job to tell you what not to do. I'm only here to point out what works in terms of consistency. Now, you could also use this to go short. These are the selling rules. I'm not going to go over them because they're the exact same thing just turned upside down. But if we look at this generic example here, obviously we're in a downtrend. And if we look back at hindsight, this would have been the most opportune place to get short. But it's easy to say in hindsight, but how could that have happened in real time? The first thing we do is apply the 21 period dungeon channels. And we make sure that they're all going in the same downward direction. As you can see, they're going down at different times, but they're still coming from a higher setting. So that means they're going lower. So as price heads down, many times it will touch now that bottom dungeon channel, but then it starts to bounce. It starts to rally. This is where everyone once again gets confused. This is why 85% of most traders lose money because they're out of sync with what the market wants to do. The market is giving you a selling opportunity, but most traders think, hey, we've bottomed out. It's time to go long. That guy on TV says you got to buy this stock. Remember, this is why traders fail because they take their advice from an outside source. Our job is in educators to teach you so that you can make your own trading decisions. So price is heading higher. It's intersecting the midline and the line is still going lower. And what do we have here? We have a price bar that is completely above the declining dungeon channels. So this is our setup bar. We're going to go short if it trades one tick below. If this were a currency pair, it'd be one pit below. All right. And look what happens on the very next bar. It does. So we go enter to go short. We tell you in our course where to place your stop, different exit points, different stop placements, if you'd like. And you potentially could have made a lot of money on this short. This is how simple this process is. If there's one thing I've learned in four decades, it's that trading is really simple. It's the trader who makes it more complicated than it has to be. You see, trading successful and consistent trading is not about adding more things to your trading plan. It's actually the opposite. It's about taking things away from your trading plan and keeping it as simple as possible with a few simple but consistent rules. This is what has sustained me now for over four decades. And this is why we teach all these to all of our members. And this is just one of our numerous dozens of strategies we teach. We have the continuation strategies. We have sideways type of methods. We have trend following tools. We have pullback methods. This is just one that I'm sharing with you today. Okay.  These are strategy number one examples. And on top of that, let me share with you how simple it is to apply strategy one on our platform. This is the trading platform I developed with pro trader strategies that actually teaches you how to identify these pullbacks. Okay. So we're looking at CTSH here. Okay. Cognizant technology solutions. Someone looking at this would say, wow, well, Steve, we're going up and then we're kind of going down. So it kind of looks like we're in a downtrend, right? That guy on TV says we're in a downtrend. So I don't want to buy this. Well, are we really? So let's see what the first thing we would do is on our platform, we go up to all our strategies and techniques here, go up to strategy number one, click it on in the drop down menu, click on the indicator. This is the daunting channels. It's already pre-formatted. There's nothing you need to do. Just click on indicator. And are we in a downtrend? Well, according to the daunting channels, no, because all three of these daunting channels are headed in the same upward direction. Remember, they don't have to be in sync. Whereas these are going higher, the bottom one is going sideways, but that's okay. As long as it came from a lower setting, it is increasing in value and going higher. Okay. So as price rallies and starts to go up, it usually touches that highest voltage band, but then starts to sell off. This is where everyone once again gets confused and says, okay, well, we should sell this because now it's going lower, probably going to make new lows. It's a bad downtrend. Actually, this is a buying opportunity. We're looking for price to go completely below the rising mid-channel, which it does right here. This is our setup bar. We're going to buy right here, one tick above. This was coming into July, but it didn't trade there on the next bar. But as long as the bars, I mean, the dungeon channels are still in an upward mode, well, then we can move the setup bar down and we'll buy an even better price. So we lower our entry point down here. And on the next bar, we trade there. So that's our buy setup. That's our buy signal. And the stock went up eight points in the following days. I know it's not a lot, but remember the stock gained, the price of the stock gained 12 or 13% in just a few weeks. That's not a bad little percentage gain for the price of the stock. Let's look at AMD. All right. Nothing really happening here, coming in the beginning of last month, right? Most traders would say, hey, Steve, we're in a range market. We go up to the range, down, back up, back down. Kind of should stay away from this, right? This is the way we're taught. Well, let's see what the dungeon channels say. Click on strategy number one on our platform. Click on indicator. And here's a mixed message. Originally, we had these all going down because of scaling. We couldn't show you this, but it was coming from a higher setting. So they were all in sync going lower. But then look what happened. This one, and then this one started to go higher as this one was going lower. So they're out of sync. So that means there's no setup that can take place here. Remember, they all have to be in sync. So the top dungeon is headed lower. But at this point right here, we went down on the lower dungeon and down on the middle. So now they're all three in sync. So now since they're all going down, we can look for a selling opportunity. So price starts to rally. It touches the midline right here intersects. And now we have a bar completely above the declining midline. That's our setup bar. And this is where we can go short, right? Where that red line is. The very next bar open a little below. We would have sold or sold short and 15 points in AMD coming into the end of August. That's how simple it is. Very simple, very easy. Let's look at KLIC. Okay. Obviously, made a new high here, but now it's going much lower. Probably should stay away, right? Got to fill this gap. But if we apply the dungeon channels, we see that all three are headed in a higher direction. So this is a buying opportunity. It's not a selling opportunity. Now we have our first bar here that closes entirely below. That's our setup bar. And the next bar, it traded there. Doesn't have to close there. Just has to trade there. So that was our buy set up 35 points coming into this month, September. How about the next example here? Moderna, MRNA. This was in July a couple of months ago. Someone would say, well, Steve, how can you make a fair decision just looking off of six bars? This is not enough information. I need to know about the earnings. I need to know about what's going on economically. Well, remember if you want to, you can. But this is more than enough information because once you apply the dungeon channels, you see they're all headed in the same downward direction. Once again, this was coming from a downward slope. So all three are in sync. Price starts to rally. We have our first setup bar here, our second. And on this third bar here, we go short. Remember, this is all based just on six bars, but that's all the information we need. We sell right here. And you could have potentially made 30 points coming into mid-August, just a month ago. Let's look at PDD. All right. All three dungeon channels are headed higher. Now price starts to decline. It gets close to the midline, but now we are below it. Here's our first setup, our second, our third. Nothing has happened yet until the fourth setup where we traded above. So we entered to buy right here on the mid-August about a month ago. And guess what? If we're using one of our standard stop placements, we would have gotten stopped out. If you're using just a very basic stop placement below this low, you would have got stopped at most likely taking a six point loss, depending on how many shares you bought. It's not a major loss, but this is what we mean by consistency. There is an awareness that not every setup is going to work. If anyone ever promises you any chat room, any webinar you attend that they've never had a losing trade, you should run because I've been trading for 46 years. Some of the best traders I've known, my mentors, lost. That's okay because they're confident enough to know that they can make it back oftentimes on the very next setup. Okay. So we got stopped out on this setup. Okay. We lost six points. But guess what? Look, look at the Donchians. They're still all headed in an upward slope, all three of them. And we're still below the middle uprising, slow uprising, Donchian Channel. So now, even though we got stopped out, we can continue to use this entry. So this is a new setup bar. We can get back in if you want to remember it's your decision, but that's our entry. And you would have entered on the very next bar. And a lot of traders don't like to do this. Remember, it's your choice. We're not a systematic company where everyone has to follow the same exact entry rules every time. If you decided not to take this, that's okay. But just to show you how consistent this is, if you had taken this setup, even after being stopped out and losing six points, you could have made it back potentially, made 26 points or less, maybe even a little bit more coming into September. Okay. So this is what we mean by consistency. Don't ever be afraid to lose, be afraid that you have a method that continues to lose. We've all been there before where you keep going into a series of losses, more losses, more losses. That's not a consistent method. All right, let's look at a one hour chart of Jones Lang Lissalle. Okay. We're going straight down here on all of the Donchian channels. So we start to bounce and rally. This is not a rally to buy. This is a rally to sell. Now here are our setup bars, our first bar above, our second, our third. None of them have traded below the previous bar. And here's our last fourth one. Let's see if we trade below this on a one hour chart. Well, ultimately, we did. So we could have gone short if we're an intraday trading 20 points coming into the 15th of September, just last week. Okay. This is on a one hour chart. How about currency pair traders? Here's a daily chart of the Australian dollar going back to last month or so. We had a really nice rally here as we start to sell off. A lot of traders would say time to short the Australian dollar. According to the Donchian channels, it's time to look to go long. Now, even though we had some nice upward movement right here, this Donchian channel was still going lower from a previous upper setting. It wasn't until right here that all three were in sync going higher. So at that point, you could start to look for a set of bar, which is right here. Okay. All three are going higher. We have our first bar completely below and not touching the midline. So we're going to enter right here at this green bar, enter to go long and 250 pips coming into the next week or so. Okay. Let's look at a weekly chart now because we can apply this to any market, any timeframe, makes no difference. Here's a chart going back a couple of years to make a point here in Peloton, PTOM. Remember when that was the gold mine of the pandemic? It just soared like crazy and then it started to fall out of bed in 2021. But at this point right here, a lot of so-called traders and analysts said, well, this is major, major support. Look at that. We bottomed right here. This is some type of support level. We had a reversal. You've got to go long this now. It's going to go back up to make the new highs. Okay. Listening to someone else is at the root of most traders' losses. Remember, our job as an educator is to help you make your own trading decisions based off things that work. What is the market telling you using the translator, the daunting channels? Well, all dungeon channels at this point, we're going lower. Right here, they all started to go lower. So this is a selling opportunity and we have our first bar on a weekly basis above the down moving dungeon channel, the mid channel. So that's our setup bar to go short. So you could have either used this as a point to go short the stock if you wanted to buy the puts, some type of spread strategy with a downward bias, or let's say you were long and you could have said, well, I'll use this as an exit. It's okay. Either way you want to apply it. Remember, you're in charge. But look what happened. Coming into this month, Peloton has fallen over 110 points. Okay. Now we're not going to say you would have made 110 points and held out short that entire time. I'm just using this as an example to share with you how strategy one can be applied to any market and any timeframe and how simple it is to apply. Okay. Costco. Once again, looking at this chart, obviously it's been going up, right? In hindsight, we would have loved to buy it right here though. How could we have done that in real time? Well, apply the daunting channels. And they were telling us at this time that all three were going in the upward direction. So as price started to decline, we're looking for a bar that is completely below, not touching the midline, the rising midline. And that's this one right here. Even though it looks like it's touching, it was about a tick or two below. So this was our setup bar. You could have purchased on the opening of the next bar and potentially captured 35 points. Remember, in the course, we teach you different exit levels, different stop placements, even different entry levels as well. How about this chart in IDXX? Once again, looking back in hindsight, sure, I would have loved to have shorted this coming into this month in September, but how could we have done that? This would have been an opportune place to short it. Well, apply the dodgings. They're telling you the market is going lower. Okay. All of these are headed in a lower direction. As price starts to rally and bounce, most people think this is a bottom. This is actually a selling opportunity. Here is our setup bar right there. You could have gone short right there at the end of August and coming into last week, 50 points you could have potentially captured. Once again, this is what we teach all our students. Trading is simple when you get out of the way. It's the trader who makes things more complicated than it has to be. All right. So let's look at Algin, all right? ALGM. Once again, it looks like we're in a downtrend. This is someone would say, hey, Steve, this is a perfect description of a downtrend, lower highs, lower lows, right? Well, here's how simple it is to apply this on our platform. Click on strategy one, in the drop-down menu, click on indicator. And what direction are the dodgings moving? They're all headed in the same upward slope. So this is not a downtrend. This is a buying opportunity. All right. So we start looking for setup bars here because they're all headed upwards. Price is headed down. Here's our first setup bar. Did we ever trade at that green level? No. So now we just continue to lower our setup bar as long as these are rising. These are all valid setup bars. And so right here, this was on the 25th of July. On the very next bar, you could have gone long and bought and look what happened. Obviously, some news was announced, some announcement, some type of, maybe an earnings, something economically. Isn't it funny how strategy one got you in a full day in advance without any knowledge or any care for a fundamental news? Because price tells you just about everything you need to know. And you could potentially capture 75 points in just one day. Remember, it's up to you. If you want to look at news and earnings and things of that nature, that's your prerogative. You can. But I stopped looking at that over four decades ago. I was taught and trained on the floor that I need to know all of those things. And guess what? It couldn't make me a dime. I was in charge of making markets in over 50 stocks. I had to know all the earnings estimates. I had to know all about the CEOs and what the company direction was. And guess what? None of that worked. It didn't help me make any money. It wasn't until I stopped looking at them that I started to become consistent. So it's up to you. You can still use that if you want. But none of our methods require anything of fundamental news. Okay. So let's recap what we taught you today. Remember, strategy number one is our very consistent pullback strategy. You can apply the stocks, futures, forks, cryptos, whatever you want, any timeframe and any direction. The way you find these entry points is by applying the 21 period Donchian channels. If you don't have them on your current platform, what you should do is either contact your tech support to see if they can supply them for you or look online. There's a lot of free versions online that you can use. Please. Now that you know the entry rules, just don't jump in and start trading them in the next half hour. Please paper trade first so that you fully understand the process. Our edge is consistency. As I explained earlier, consistency doesn't mean that every trade is a winner. Consistency doesn't mean that you have tons of winning trades. Consistency is an awareness that you will have losses, but that's okay because a consistent method is one that's able to recoup those losses. Whatever method, whatever market, whatever timeframe you trade, you should be looking for a consistent method, not a get rich quick scheme where it promises the world because it's been my experience that most of those give it all back eventually. So ask yourself, do you think this strategy could have helped your trading this past year? Would you like to finish out the year strong using this strategy? Well, we have a great attendee discount for all of you and all the members at CTU attending today. We're going to offer you our most consistent pullback strategy. This is our strategy number one course. You're going to get instant course access, detailed video instruction. You're going to learn all the different entries, all the different exits, and all the different stop placement points. You'll get our educational signal alerts and complete strategy rules. Now we're going to throw in an extra bonus as well. Remember how we shared with you? Everything you saw today was displayed coming from the PTS Primo Charting platform. We're also going to throw in a full month trial, absolutely free. So you'll be able to with one click access, click on the Dodging Channels already pre-formatted for you and it will display these buy and sell areas so that you'll know exactly where to enter. This is all free and yours for one month if you decide to become a student. Now with all that you get on the PTS Primo Charting, you're not only going to get trading strategy number one, you're also going to learn two entry techniques. You'll also get our enhanced buy-sell line that tells you instantly on the platform by a unique color bar tool tells you whether the overall trend is up or down. You'll also get auto-generated exit levels. Using one of our exit techniques, it'll show automatically on the screen where these exit levels are. Personalized tech support along with over 90 of the most prominent technical indicators. But here's what I feel along with numerous other things that I can't go into right now because there's just too many things on our platform. You won't find them anywhere else other than on the PTS Primo Charting because most of these are taken from my experience on the floor and they're not on any other of the major platforms. You're going to get all these free for a full month. Now I would think probably the best thing are our strategy signal scanner because you'll be able to scan using the PTS Primo Charting for these signals. These strategy number one signals. You'll be able to scan going through any market, any time frame. For example, you could have scanned for this. This was just last week using a five-minute chart of the spiders. You could have scanned and seen that the dungeon channels were headed lower on a five-minute time frame. As price started to head up higher, it intersected this and look what happened. There's our setup bar that you could have scanned for and seen. On the very next five minute bar, you could have gone short the spiders and potentially made nearly five points in one hour. This was just last week if you were injured a trading a five-minute chart of the spiders. This was when the market really just started to fall out of bed last week. It's extremely simple and you're going to get that. Now normally the price for strategy number one that we've sold to all of our students around the world is $6.95, close to $700. But for our association with CTU Cyber Trading and all the people attending today, we're going to discount that tremendously. You don't have to pay $6.95.  Think of that, $37. But this is for a limited time only. And remember that includes a free monthly trial of our platform or you'll get the add-ons for your platform if you'd like. But this is a fantastic deal for only $37. This is just for a very limited time and then it'll go back to that nearly $700 price. So if you'd like all the complete rules for entries, exit stops, if you'd like to use the PTS Primo charting platform and get these automatic signals already there, auto generated exit levels, scanning capability, this is a great deal for only $37. Here's how to take advantage of this. Contact my sister site, ProTrader Strategies. They developed the platform with me. They're in charge of all the pricing and all the discounts. I would recommend giving them a call. Right now they have trading consultants manning the phones at area code<PHONE_NUMBER>. They would be more than happy to answer any question or take your order over the phone. And they're there to work with you. If you have questions about anything about the platform, they can answer the questions there as well. That link you see at the very bottom is not a live link. I think I'm not sure if Josh is going to post that on there, but that's a link that will take you to the info and sign up page if you'd like to sign up online. But remember, this is a limited time offer. So I believe this is only going to be good for the next couple of days or maybe possibly to the weekend at most. So I would take advantage of that. And remember, this is not something we're offering for $2,000 or $3,000. This is only $37. Probably can't even go have breakfast for two for less than $50 these days. But for $37, you're going to get a strategy that I've been using for over four decades. So this is a great offer. And it's yours to keep. And you'll also have a free 30-day trial of our platform. So that's a great, great offer. Take advantage of that now. We still have some time left. I promised I would answer any questions you have. But you know what? I'm sorry, Josh or Rich, I'm not sure how to take those questions since I'm not used to this platform. So I don't know if you want to read them to me or how that would work. Yeah. So for any of our students here, like let's say Rod or Grant Lawrence, Charles, et cetera, here right now joining us. Certainly, feel more than free to ask any questions you have in regards to what he covers so far here's his webinar. Thank you. I appreciate one thing I will answer. One thing, I guess this is a very common question I get and I'll answer in case someone's asking, is that a lot of people say, well, what if I'm having trouble if I don't understand something or I have, well, we have a tech support department that's there to really work with you. But also every one of our students, even if you get one of these, you know, very discounted packages, you get my personal email address, you can contact me whenever you'd like. If it's prior to the opening, after the opening on the weekend, makes no difference during the trading day. A lot of times these go to interns or to assistants. That's not the way we do it. All of the emails come directly to me and I answer all the emails. So if you ever have any trouble or something is a little confusing to you, you can always email me whenever you'd like. Yes, it's a good question. I'll answer it really fast. You would just do more so what are your thoughts going into the end of this calendar year as far as the markets? There's a couple of folks I follow myself as far as just online and a couple contrarian thoughts as far as like a potential meltup heading into the end of this year or perhaps heading into the very beginning of this year, but then a big cost and then bear market. But everyone has their own opinion. What are your thoughts on that? Well, I would say the best thing is to go. I talked about our Twitter page because remember, we let our tools and indicators do the talking. We never like to say our opinion and to say whether you should sell the market or buy the market because as educators, our job is not to say those things. It's for you to find out. In fact, we always teach our students you should never ask anyone what they think of the market because what you're doing is you're basically saying to the markets and to the trading community, I don't know what to do. Can you tell me what to do? And that's at the root of all traders losses when you take yourself out of the game. Now on our platform, we teach you ways to determine exactly what you think the market should be doing. I can just tell you one thing over a month ago, our indicators and our tools tweeted that the market was in a very dangerous place and that most likely you should either be exiting or you should be raising stops because and I shared on the Twitter page roughly about a month ago, maybe three weeks ago, that there were some signs showing that we're very, very negative. So this is how we teach our students so they can find these things for themselves and determine. Now right now, it's obvious the market is in a negative place. Where it will go, we have no idea and no one knows where it will go. And once again, I traded through the crash, I traded through three or four different crashes I've been trading through 2008, 2000, 2001, 1987 and the other minor crashes I've traded through straight up markets and no one knows how high or how low something will go. The best thing we can do is just listen to the market and that's what we teach you because the market tells you just about everything you need to know. And so that's what we teach you. And once you learn how to listen to the market, it tells you what it wants to do. Now right now the market is telling us it's in a negative downward move. Now that could change tomorrow. It could change today. So that's why we teach you these different things so that you'll be able to decide for yourself. Remember, it's been our experience and our philosophy, the only traders that are consistent are the ones that make their own trading decisions. So that's what we stick by at Specialist Trading. I hope I didn't scare everyone off. No more questions, huh? You had another question that came in, Steve. I'm on, I guess, some audio glitch here, I guess in our room, so I didn't want to talk too much, but I had one from Andre just asking about the basic or premium service that you have or is that a monthly fee? Oh, okay. That's basically usually you pay for anywhere from six months to a year, probably a better question to ask pro-trader strategies because the way we've divvied up our two companies, I'm in charge of all the teaching and education and they're in charge of all the pricing and tech support and they're extremely flexible. I mean, if you'd like to pay monthly, I'm sure they can do that. If you'd like to establish a payment plan or if you'd like to pay for a year or two, three years, it's up to you, but they're extremely flexible, they're willing to work with you, especially if you've been a previous student of ours and are looking to buy another strategy or another technique, they'd be more than happy to work with you. But I would really suggest giving them a call through an O598-6677. There's absolutely no opportunity, there's no obligation, there's plenty of opportunities, no obligation. They'll be happy to work with you and answer any question you may have about pricing and about how long you want to be at. But you'll get that full, free month, free of the platform and then you can decide for yourself if you want to stay on board. I think roughly about 90% of people that have taken the 30-day free platform version sign on for use again because there's just so many things that are there that can help you trade. And also for $37. A couple other questions that are coming in here. One of our Gold students, Daniel is asking, do you have an add-in for Thinkorswim? Yes, they do. Once again, that's more of a tech support pro-trader strategies question, but I know, yes, we do. We have a number of Thinkorswim customers and students that use that and what they'll do is they'll set you up with an add-in for that, specifically for Thinkorswim. So yeah, contact pro-trader strategies once again, they can be able to set that up for you as soon as today if you'd like. Okay, and then just as far as having a recording for this workshop, we'll definitely have this on our YouTube channel and then Steve will look to have this sent over to you as well just of course, but all of our workshops and webinars here for Dennis, one of our new members are all recorded. We'll definitely have this up on our own YouTube channel very, very shortly from now as well. Great, great. That's great. And you can watch it at your own leisure. And once again, if you decide to become a student of mine, don't hesitate to email me any questions you may have. Absolutely. So folks, hey, any last questions, definitely let us know. But Stephen, it was incredible to have you on myself actually. I haven't had a chance to listen to you in a little while, probably a couple years maybe myself. You've been on our end probably since that time, but it was great to actually touch up the year and learn a lot from you. You know, great to have you on our side. So thanks a lot for all of our students joining us as well. Thank you to everyone at CTO. Thanks for inviting me. Hope to see you soon. Absolutely. Stephen, take care. Enjoy the rest of your day. Bye-bye.


The UN should create an index to measure the health impacts of corporations and impose sanctions on those who do not meet certain standards. Additionally, an independent panel of experts should be established to advise on corporate engagement and potential health, harming commitments during negotiations. Finally, the UN should take steps to make the implementation of these measures more politically acceptable. This article was authored by Kent Bews, Melissa Mialon and Alexandra Jones.


Johnny dollar why don't you get married to me? Well, I Johnny dollar well, will you marry me? Well, sure why not anytime you say Janet, oh, sorry. I meant Carol. Oh, you did Mariana. No Gladys. No, Janie Let's try Hildi Merlin How about no?  Yes, Johnny.  Yes, we I'm afraid it's about business that I really called you. I mean insurance business. Oh my entire ego just flew out the window Well, what is it, hon? I? I've got to see you right away Betty. I'll be out there at 13 325 East Maple Drive No, honey. I'm not at home. Okay at the office. No, dear. I'm not at the office either.  Will you please honey? Well, I look I just hung up on a frantic phone call from Fritz Melchior over at Continental Insurance and Trust apparently the usual sort of emergency I know No, I mean, I'm sorry, but this is so important honey and since it concerns me and if anything were to happen Happen to you Betty Johnny dear. I can't talk anymore right now, but wait Wait until I call you and tell you where to meet me. Hey now listen Betty. I'll call you. No listen Something very funny about this CBS radio brings you Bob Bailey in the exciting adventures of the man with the action-fact expense account America's fabulous freelance insurance investigators truly Johnny dollar Expense accounts submitted by special investigator Johnny dollar to the Continental Insurance and Trust Company home office Hartford, Connecticut Following is an account of expenses incurred during my investigation of the mystery gal matter There was something very strange about that call from Betty Lewis Except for the end of it. I'd almost exactly the same conversation with her only a couple of days before almost word-for-word. Oh Sure the marriage talk has been going on for a long time and why kid about it If it weren't for this crazy sometimes risky job of mine I'd ask that girl to marry me in a second and maybe someday But she knows all that she knows why it just doesn't make sense right now for either of us to think about it We've agreed to that so why bring it up again at a time when she actually had some important matter involving insurance on her mind Important enough to stall me on whatever it was that Melchior at Continental Insurance and Trust wanted me for I Waited for her to call me back Yeah, I waited over an hour and then finally though. She told me she wasn't home or at the office. I called her house No answer. I called her office then to see if they knew where she might be Much to my surprise the switchboard operator told me she was right there had been there all day Yeah, hi hon listen, I thought you were gonna call me back Well And I thought you weren't in the office Whatever made you think a thing like that Are you kidding? You said you weren't when I talked to you about an hour ago I might have known this would happen sooner or later so many girls on the string. You can't even keep Betty you talked to one probably even proposed to her and then you lose track of which one it was Are you trying to tell me you didn't call me on the phone an hour an hour and a half ago?  I got a hang up. Johnny is something wrong. I'm afraid so I'll call you later I wish to heaven I knew Pepsi Cola refreshes without filling why because it's truly light Charlie you're forgetting something wait K There's more. Yes ice-cold Pepsi is the delicious refreshment that goes great at a picnic or a party But John and Pepsi goes fast people like it. So keep plenty handy there Oh, you did fine Except for one thing. Well, I mentioned likeness and how Pepsi refreshes and how fast it goes You left out Pepsi sociability, you know the be sociable song, okay? I can't sing I can listen Well, at least I can say this pick up an extra carton of Pepsi today Please do and now act two of yours truly Johnny dollar and the mystery gal matter Expensive on item one a dollar fifteen for a taxi to Fred milky or his office at continental insurance and trust I didn't bother phoning ahead to tell him why I was so late in responding to his call for help I found him literally pacing the floor. Oh Johnny thank goodness. Yeah, hi efforts only I didn't expect you in here so soon sit down Is everything all right so soon did you say what here? I was all set to apologize for not having got here when I was supposed to nearly two hours ago Well, as long as you called me back and asked if you might go right back Yes, of course, and I agreed with you It was best not to waste time coming here for the facts on the car No, no, wait a minute Fred so I told you all about it though I still think it shouldn't have been gone into on the telephone told me about what but since time was so Important and since you're going out there right away my Johnny what did you say? I didn't but I will now listen to me fritz There's something very screwy going on around here. Oh, what do you mean? You call me on the phone about an hour and a half maybe two hours ago Yes, you ask me if I'd come on over here and see it Yes, you said you were still in bed, but that as soon as you could get shaved and dressed at a cup of coffee You'd come on over here. Okay, so far so good and then well naturally I Waited for you. Yeah, but then after half or three quarters of an hour when you didn't show up Oh and believe me this matter is so urgent so pressing so hello important matter No, no wait, let's not go into that just yet. So so what happened when I didn't appear I decided I'd better call you again, but I didn't have a chance why not Why not? Well, you know why not because you called me back. I did, huh? Well, yes, and as I reminded you a moment ago You suggested that instead of wasting time coming here to the only fritz. Yes, I didn't call you back now Why do you say a thing like that? Of course you didn't no But Johnny, but it's pretty obvious somebody did. Oh, but I'm sure somebody who tried to make you think it was me Who must have succeeded pretty well, but that's him, but Johnny Johnny, I hope you're not joking. I am not because I am certain Absolutely certain. I mean, well, how could I mistake your voice after all these years looks like you did though doesn't well Then who was it that called me and told me it was you and Asked me for all the details on this case that I want you to handle for us brother I wish I knew and then when I told him told him where to go and whom to see He agreed to get on it right away. I thinking it was you. Oh, no No, oh good heaven now what well this all means that you haven't been out there to see him our client I mean out on East Maple Drive who fritz. Oh good heavens Johnny. Oh, we're too late Well, come on. We've got to get out there and see him. Yes, right away Yeah, sure anything you say, but first would you mind telling me who this client is and what's bothering him? Oh, no, no time Johnny. No time. No, you just come along and I'll tell you all about it on the way I I Hope you don't mind my driving so fast Johnny, but time you know time is of the S time for what friends now Why don't you just start from the beginning? Yes. Yes. Yes. I will now When I called and I talked to you the first time the only time friends. Oh, all right. Yes.  John Marshall Sawyer out there on East Maple Drive So here the attorney. Yes. Yes retired was right across the street. Well from a very good friend of mine I don't know about that. I don't care the point is that mr. Sawyer before he retired and came up here Sure the DA's office down in New York, that's right probably sent more hoodlums up the river than anybody else the big town's history Exactly Including Andy Rinaldi Andy the actor. That's right Confidence man and suspected killer. Yeah, I had a hand in that case myself I know Andy the actor was a character right out of the old pulp magazine. Yes. He was so clever at disguise It's no one of the police took so long to catch up with me. Yes now Hey, you know what time he did such a perfect imitation to some big financier looks voice Everything that one of the big banks handed him nearly a quarter million in cash and Wait a minute You thought that I had called you back. Yes, John. Yes, and Andy Rinaldi got out of prison only a few days ago So that's who it was so mr. Sawyer thinks he may come here and try to get even with him And he disappeared contrary to all the parole regulations and so on but being such an actor such a master of disguise Well, I suppose he figures he can make it just as difficult for the authorities to track him down as he did some years ago And he's probably right. Oh kind like that other be kept in the cling forever. Oh, of course He's been reported here and there half a dozen innocent people been picked up all over why it's far west is Los Angeles Ah, he's too smart to travel far the longer the trail usually the easier it is to pick up the point is Mr. Sawyer was awakened last night by somebody prowling around outside his home Apparently just Casing it well, it could have been a common burglar. He thinks it must have been Andy the actor Did he notify the police? No, he wants you on the job You know Andy and you're on to some of his tricks. Well, maybe some of them. What's more? Andy may have reason to feel the same way about you as he does about mr. Sawyer That phone call to you pretending to be me somehow he must have found out you'd call me But that girl who called me girl who perfect imitation of Betty Lewis, I'm afraid I don't know if you'd better step on it You say a girl called you had to stall me off It had to be to maybe keep you away just long enough for him to get out here Come on faster fritz anything you say but listen Johnny the point is that if Andy comes around The point is that he may have decided not to wait until tonight. Come on. Let me take the wheel fritz. We got to make time We made time all right, but all along the way I kept reminding myself that if those phony calls had been meant to delay me They couldn't have hoped to keep me away for long In other words, Andy the actor was ready to take care of us to Sawyer right now I hoped him crazy. We wouldn't be too late. So here was an old man hardly a match for a killer All right now now here. We are and now look Johnny front door of his house is wide open That isn't right. Come on fritz don't waste time talking about it. Oh, no, we're too late It's fighting it's a wall say fighting it's a wall No Look what body fallen there in the doorway Yeah Yeah, the camel blend of caustic tobaccos has never been equaled for real smoking satisfaction Have a real cigarette start to really enjoy smoking again now act three of yours truly Johnny dollar It was not the body of mr. Sawyer lying there in the doorway of his home But then it was Sawyer who slowly stepped out onto the porch where Fritz and I were still flat against the wall He stood there quietly for a brief moment and handed the still smoking 38 to me Here Johnny. Yeah, thanks, mr. Sawyer only one shot the first one you heard Was from his gun. I'm sorry about this about killing a man, but I'm afraid he gave me no choice. It's Andy the actor. All right, Johnny. Yeah, look here. These false sideburns the must They still alive fritz. Yes. Yes. He's still alive. Thank you. Then you better call an ambulance and the police. Yes Yes, sure. Well, mr. Sawyer Hey, and you know something You may have saved my life too. I followed the ambulance into the hospital and I hope Andy the actor would come too There were some things I wanted to ask him about the girl the actress who'd call me on the phone to hold me at my apartment until They could carry out his planning as Mr. Sawyer But Rinaldi stayed unconscious. So I took a cab back to my place. That's item three a dollar and a half As I walked up to the door a man from the phone company came around the side of the building Hey, excuse me. Aren't you mr. Johnny dollar? Yeah, that's right. Oh, I've been hoping you come home You want to check your phone for me now? Oh something that mattered with my phone. Oh, there sure was Oh, yeah, somebody put a tap on that line of yours You wouldn't have any way of knowing it so that we have ways of knowing down at the phone company Yeah, so that's how any of the girl whoever she has got to know our voices Yeah, a lot of people think they can get away with tapping a phone line And believe me mr. Dollar. They can't get away with it for long They took off the line in the basement. You have any idea who might have done it Yeah, and the no what well Andy the actor for one What's that who the girl is hey mr. Dollar, what are you talking about? Oh, nothing nothing you need to worry about Sure, whatever you say, but now if you go inside and dial somebody and see if you get him Okay, you see I got a handset still hooked up to it. Yeah, I'll do that Oh, and they're the cops have already been notified. So if they come around asking questions, okay, thanks Okay, fella. You can get off this line. It's all right. Yes. Yeah, Betty Now listen, tell me what you listen Johnny, can you come out here to my house, right? Betty listen to me night before last you went to the movie We got there in the middle of the picture. I know what part of the picture If it was you with me, you know what part of the picture Okay, okay, you're you all right Johnny I haven't the least idea what this is all about, but can you come out here and see me right away? I've got a surprise for you and honest honey. It's a really important one Betty I mean, she's a really important one. She yes dear Well, you don't mean to say that you I'm on my way Come on in the house. Now listen, buddy. This is some kind of a honey cross my heart But listen, yeah, I came home from the office early I had to walk the last couple of blocks because I ran out of gas Yeah, yeah, all of a sudden you and somebody else came charging up in a car to that house across the street Mr. Sorry, you were right. Yes, but I suddenly got too busy to call at you or anything You see I was just letting myself in through the back door. Okay. Now this surprise you talk about I've forgotten my key to the front door. So I had to sneak in the back one I always leave that key under the money. Would you get to the point? But the key was there and the back door was already open. Oh go on I started in quietly and then I heard a couple of shots over there at mr. Sawyer's house. Yeah, and Johnny yeah There in my living room Standing behind the drapes of the front window and with a gun in her hand was this girl the girl Standing there watching across the street so intently that she didn't hear me come in She started aiming the gun over at you and that man who was with you and mr. Sawyer who'd come to the door Well, let's go inside behind her and Well, I'm afraid I kind of ruined one of my nicest vases on her head And you've got it. You've got them inside all tied up with all the clothesline. I could find honey. I love you dearly Where is she here? Right here in the living room. Oh great.  Well, I did But when she came to and started talking Well, honey, this burglar or whatever she is well She started talking her head off trying to tell me I didn't understand. Well, how could she with that gang? And you know something she sounded so much like me and I got so tired of listening to that voice Well, that's the reason I put that gag in her mouth Well You're proud of me Don't you agree? She must have had something to do with you You know something I love you gal That's what I like Oh, honey Why don't you and I just And you preach to me about getting mixed up with people like this had he sensed a tiny over my knee and I This is much more fun And maybe someday Yeah Expense account total including That's funny something or someone seems to have somehow diverted my attention for the moment from anything as trivial as an expense account trivial Yours truly shiny dollar Maybe you'll recall this tuneful reminder of times past This is Dennis James with something else worth remembering it's this You're so right to stay regular with Kellogg's all brand see it's the normal natural way to youthful regularity The whole brand content of Kellogg's all brand supplies your system with all the bulk forming food that you need every day There's only one all brand. 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Daily Tech News Show is made possible by its listeners, thanks to all of you, including Father Kadan, Paley Glendale, and Dr. X17. Coming up on DTNS, how text messages can reveal what really went on between Musk, Dorsey, and Twitter, plus a bipedal robot's record-setting sprint to glory! And Dr. Nicky is here to tell us about 3D Color X-rays. Is that really what my screen looks like? This is the Daily Tech News for Friday, September 30th, 2022, in Los Angeles, And from New York, I'm Dr. Nicky Ackerman. Hello! I'm drawing the top tech stories from Cleveland, and I'm Len Peralta. And I'm the show's producer, Roger Cheng. Let's start with a few tech things you should know. The USB Implementers Forum announced new branding for USB devices and USB cables, and those of us who cover this regularly are like, oh great, what have you got? However, I think they actually simplified things. You will no longer see the words super speed, which was totally unintelligible, nor will you even see USB 4 when you're looking at a package from a certified USB provider. Keep in mind, USB is an open standard, so not every company has to play along. However, if you're looking at a certified product, you will now see the highest data performance level that the product supports. So 40, 20, 10, or 5 gigabits per second. If you're looking at a USB cable, you'll also see the wattage of power that that cable supports, which would either be 60 or 240 watts. Now, older designations for USB 2.0 and 1.0 are staying around, which means you will still occasionally on older products see USB high speed. That means USB 2.0, which is very much not high speed at 490 megabits per second. And the rules don't affect things like DisplayPort or Thunderbolt because USB can support those, but it's not officially part of the standard. So USB IF doesn't get to tell you when and where you say those things. Microsoft confirmed that two zero day vulnerabilities are being exploited in the wild. It's not quite as bad as it may sound since the attacker would need to be authenticated in order to exploit the vulnerabilities, which means they're already inside your network. Let's be honest, that's not going to make anyone feel any better about it. Microsoft has mitigations available and detection in place for exchange online customers and is working on a package. Actor Bruce Willis has licensed his digital rights to a company called Deep Cake. They do deep fakes. To make ads, movies and TV shows that starred digital versions of Willis. Deep Cake trained an algorithm on Willis's performance in the 1990s. Movies like Die Hard and Fifth Element. The algorithm can map Willis's head onto another actor's body, so it's not full motion. It's an actor who does the part and then they make that actor look like Willis. The actor himself, if you don't already know, suffers from aphasia and has stepped away from acting. The company, Deep Cake, is based in Tbilisi, Georgia. It's incorporated in Delaware in the U.S. and has already used Willis's likeness in an ad in Russia. I wonder if that'll be with or without hair, but anyway. The U.S. Federal Communications Commission will now require companies with satellites and low orbits to de-orbit them within five years of completing their mission. Previous guidelines require de-orbiting within 25 years after mission completion. Of the 10,000 or so satellites launched since 1957, about half are no longer in operation. NASA estimates there are 23,000 pieces of debris larger than a softball orbiting Earth. That means there's more that are not as big as a softball that are as big as a baseball. Baseball, yeah. Zendure is launching a Kickstarter to sell a 6.4 kilowatt-hour battery on wheels. And you can stack up to 10 modules on it to get a maximum capacity of 64 kilowatt-hours. The batteries are a dense lithium ion in a solid pouch, which Zendure describes as semi-solid state. The solvents used to make internal components stay in the battery after manufacture and harden into an interface that Zendure claims is less prone to chain reactions that cause fires. It can accept up to 3,000 watts of solar input and can be charged at a level 2 EV station. Has USB-C ports, 120 and 220 volt sockets, and a 12.6 volt 30 amp Anderson port if you have an RV. AC output is rated at 3,800 watts with a 7,600 watt surge. And then if you can combine batteries you can have sustained 7,600 watts. The mobile platform has running lights, voice control, and of course powered wheels because these things are going to get heavy. The early bird price is $3,799 bucks or you can get a half-size version at 4.6 kilowatt-hours for $2,499. Kickstarter runs now until November 18th and they already met their minimum. So they are bound to make these. Catch it before it wheels itself away. Exactly. This deal will wheel something, yeah, there. Alright, let's talk about these text messages. In the case of Twitter versus Elon R Musk et al. Twitter's legal team submitted some court filings that seem to have raised interest among the general public. One is a slideshow titled argument on pending discover motions. That details some interesting things about the use of signal by Musk and others. A lot of things about discussing data scientists and getting estimates of bot prevalence on Twitter. That's sort of fun to look through, especially if you're interested in this whole thing. But the bigger interest is a separate document of evidence labeled exhibits A through J. That's where we get actual emails and specifically in exhibit H. May I direct your attention to exhibit H? Text messages between folks talking about Twitter from CEO Paragagrawal to Musk and back between Musk and Dorsey, between Musk and other people. It's interesting. There's lots to look at. Let's go over some of the highlights, shall we? And Len, by the way, if you have thoughts on this, please jump in. About a month before Musk offered to acquire Twitter on March 26. Jack Dorsey texted Musk regarding Musk's tweet is a new platform needed. So Musk tweeted that and Dorsey wrote back. Yeah, man. Here's what he said. Back when we had the activist come in and by activist, he's referring to Elliott management and activist investor back in 2020. Dorsey says, I tried my hardest to get you on our board and the board said no. That's about the time I decided I needed to work to leave as hard as it was for me. So Dorsey admitting to Musk that in 2020, he decided it was time to go. This didn't happen recently, even though it actually happened recently. He was working towards it. He then writes a new platform is needed. It can't be a company. This is why I left. And he said this publicly since then. I believe it must be an open source protocol funded by a foundation of sorts that doesn't own the protocol only advances it a bit like what signal has done. It can't have an advertising model. Otherwise you have surface area that governments and advertisers will try to influence and control. If it has a centralized entity behind it, it will be attacked. This isn't complicated work. It just has to be done right. So it's resilient to what has happened to Twitter. And Musk says, I think it's worth both trying to move Twitter in a better direction and doing something new. So it sounds like these two are like buddying up at this point, right? We're going to see what happens when Musk and Dorsey, I almost call them dusk and Dorsey, get together. After it was announced that Musk was getting appointed to the Twitter board, which by the way, remember that he ended up backing out of that. But after that was announced, Dorsey texted Musk, I've wanted it for a long time. I got very emotional when I learned it was finally possible. And then added, and a lot of you may be surprised by this because of the public spat between CEO Parag Agrawal and Elon Musk, Dorsey added, Parag is an incredible engineer. So what we're going to see here, I think is interesting is that Dorsey was promoting his friend Parag Agrawal. This was not bad blood between them. This was like, hey, you need to work with this guy. I think you can, you can be the influence that Twitter needs. We've all had. Love how this is unfolding like a soap opera. It kind of is. All right. So now we get the text between Elon Musk and Parag Agrawal. Musk says, I just want Twitter to be maximum amazing and admits, frankly, I hate doing management stuff. I kind of don't think I should be the boss of anyone. I think there are others who'd back in. But I love helping solve technical slash product design problems. In response, Agrawal says, treat me like an engineer instead of a CEO. Let's see where we get to. So Nikki, at this point, it sounds like these are two folks like, let's just work the problem, right? Yeah, I mean, so far so good. They seem to be in agreement. Two days later, two days later on April 9th, Agrawal texts Musk. You are free to tweet is Twitter dying because that is something Musk actually tweeted or anything else about Twitter. But it's my responsibility to tell you that it's not helping me make Twitter better in the current context. So he's trying to say like, look, I'm not going to tell you what you can and can't say, but that's kind of stuff doesn't help. He also adds, I hope the AMA because they didn't ask me anything. If you remember Elon Musk came and talked to the staff will help people get to know you to understand why you believe in Twitter and to trust you. So it really sounds like Agrawal saying, look, man, this isn't good. It's not helping me inside. But here's some things we can do to fix it. Two minutes later, Musk texts back, what did you get done this week? I'm not joining the board. This is a waste of time. We'll make an offer to take Twitter private. And then he went and texted Twitter's board chair, Brett Taylor, fixing Twitter by chatting with Pirog won't work. Drastic action is needed. So clearly Musk lost patience with Pirog Agrawal at that point. Sounds exhausting. Dorsey, remember in this play that we're watching was like, hey, this is my friend Pirog. You guys are going to long rate. So he tries to smooth things over. He texts, I won't let this fail and we'll do whatever it takes. And regarding Pirog says he is really great at getting things done when tasked with specific direction. So Dorsey saying like, he's just the kind of guy. Yeah, I got to tell him what to do. He's not going to take the initiative. But Musk responds, Pirog is just moving far too slowly and trying to please people who will not be happy no matter what he does. And Dorsey responds with, at least it became clear that you can't work together. That was clarifying. So I think he gave up trying to persuade Musk at that point. A month later in Musk tells money man Michael Grimes, one of the bankers involved that Twitter asked no good questions and had no good comments at a meeting. He then asked to slow the deal down in case of World War three. That one has been out there publicly before, but it's not documented here in the court filing. So I'll give you my interpretation on this, Nikki. I think what happened was Dorsey thought he had a kindred spirit and probably does in Musk. As far as the vision and direction of Twitter and got him all fired up to go change it. And then Musk ran into people that he either doesn't like working with or doesn't feel like he could work with or realized. You know, Dorsey got me into this thing, but I'm maybe not as interested as I thought I was and starts backpedaling. And to me, because forget, Musk doesn't care about the dollar amounts. He doesn't care about court cases. Those aren't problems for him. Those are those are things that he can he can have people take care of. He wanted to do this thing because Dorsey got him fired up and then he lost interest in it. That's what these text messages pretty much show for me. Yeah, they give us a little bit more insight and background into what happened. And it's exactly what you said. It looks like, oh, this is really exciting. I'm going to read up and get the details. And never mind. I'm not interested anymore. Yeah. And Musk is the kind of impulsive person to go ahead and make a cash offer. Yeah. And before he's sure that he wanted to do it because he he thought there was something to it. So that that is what we're seeing now. And Parag Agrawal to me looks like somebody who is not so much in over his head because I think he's perfectly capable of being a serviceable CEO, but not in the same headspace as Dorsey and Musk. And that was irritating to Musk. Yeah, obviously he got a little bit too excited. Maybe. Yeah. A couple of side notes here before we move out of this. Jack Dorsey is apparently in Musk's contact list as Jack Jack. I thought that was cute. And at one point Musk tells Gale King of CBS Mornings, maybe Oprah would be interested in joining the Twitter board if my bid succeeds. I don't know how serious he was about that. But hey, you know what? She's a good businesswoman. Yeah, absolutely. All right. Let's talk about Tesla making a humanoid robot, one of the centerpieces of its AI day announcement.  It's the humanoid robot. While the Tesla concept is going to grab a lot of headlines, there is a robot whose feet are already on the pavement at Oregon State University. Nikki, tell us about Cassie. Yeah. So Cassie is a bipedal robot who set a new Guinness world record for the 100-meter dash, clocking in a time of 24.73 seconds and an average speed of four meters per second or about nine miles per hour. So this is nowhere near human speeds. Usain Bolt can hold the current record at 9.58 seconds for humans on the 100-meter dash. But there's also faster robots. But those ones have wheels. So even some robots that have legs, but not two legs, four legs, Wildcat is a prototype developed by Boston Dynamics is faster than Cassie. And then MIT's four-legged mini cheetah can also run faster. But like I said, Cassie is the fastest robot on two legs. So that's pretty exciting. Its design is made to tackle spaces that are designed for humans. So OSU professor Alan Fern said that the challenges with Cassie starting and stopping in a standing position are more difficult than the running part. And it's probably true for humans as well when we start to learn how to run. And that's similar how taking off and landing are harder than actually flying a plane. So Cassie isn't autonomous either. A human has to control it. And it's much like controlling an RC car. So you have a sort of piloted robot on two feet who can run kind of fast. Yeah. And like all robot stories, there's the fun part and there's the practical part. The fun part is where Biocow in our chat room is saying, Hey, you can still outrun robots for now. Yeah. But the practical part is this is a big deal that they have. It's not that they solved the problem. You know, they've been bipedal robots. In fact, Cassie has been around for longer in other forms as part of other robotic systems. But they're able to get it to do those hard start and stops in a way that they can have it run on two legs, not not not a, you know, cheetah type animal like Boston Dynamics, but but on two legs like like a human or any other kind of Simeon over 100 meters doing well. Yeah. And you know, I know every time there's a robot story, people get up in arms and are like, Oh, it's the end of the world. But I also love to look at the other side as we often do on DTNS and think about all the things, the innovations this can bring for, I don't know, mobility, people with disabilities, replacing boring jobs that we don't want to stand up for. Like there's a lot that can be done with this. And I'm sure that's why they're developing it. Although I'll be honest, at this point, if they're asking me like, Okay, would you would you like a robotic prosthetic for mobility? I'd probably choose the wheels. What about stairs? Yeah, there's elevators most place, you know, not everywhere, not in the New York subway. That's true. No, I guess the quadrupedal is the best compromise. You get the speed, but you can also still do replace one leg by four mini legs. And then you have the optimum leg. Yeah. Let us know what you would choose feedback at daily tech news show.com. You can also join the conversation. Start chatting about this with the other folks in the audience in our discord, which you can join by linking to a Patreon account at patreon.com slash DTNS. CERN has been the source of many scientific research innovations, you know, because they're always slamming particles together over there. But one of these is the repurposing of x-ray detector chips for medical imaging called spectroscopic x-ray imaging. Nicky, tell us why this is such a big deal.  So I jumped on this story when I saw it. So the concept for these solid state photon counting energy resolving detector chips is that they work like a camera. That's a bit easier to say too. They detect and count the individual particles as they hit the pixels. So these chips actually allow for really precise imaging and detection that produces super high definition images. So not only is that good for particle detection, but it turns out these qualities make them really good at showing the composition and density of different human tissues when these chips are integrated as part of an x-ray CT scanner. So if I understand you right, it's the specificity of like, we can just see the particles as they hit. Yeah, that makes sense. Now, aside from sounding darn cool and having high resolution, just like with TVs, people are like, wow, do I need 4K? Like what advantages does that give us over current x-rays that we have now? So normal x-rays that we had before that we still have, they can tell you differences in densities. And if you've seen an x-ray, they're kind of hard to read because it's like variations of grayscale, but you don't really know what is what. This new technique because of the photon detection can distinguish density but also composition when it's scanning something like your body. And that way you can tell different structures apart much better and then they assign colors to them using the algorithm. This is the color x-ray part of this technology. But these chips in the medical field have a really great potential for monitoring things like bone healing because you can see the precision much better, placement of metal implants and progression of diseases like arthritis. Specifically, this machine is for wrists. So they're looking at the tiny crystals that go in between your bones on your wrist, which you can see with this kind of resolution. And really importantly, they can distinguish different tissue types without the use of contrast agents. So I don't know if anyone's ever gotten a CT scan, but sometimes they inject a radio dense liquid into your veins to try and see your blood vessels better on the CT. And so if you can avoid an injection of radio dense material, that's better. And on top of all of that, the photon detection processing improves the image definition, but it requires less x-ray scans. So that's a lower dose of radiation, which you also want. Yeah, yeah. So, you know, for one thing, I was going to make a joke of like, oh, so now you don't need a radiologist to read these because I can see what's on them. But you still do. What it does is it means like the stuff I can see, you don't need a radiologist to see, but the radiologist can now see more things, right? More things for the radiologist and better. Like the radiologist can now have more information, but you probably would not be good at reading. You need training. Right. You still need the training, but the training will get you farther. You first have to know which bone you're looking at. Yeah, that too, right. Are there any non-medical uses to this besides CERN's original use, obviously, but for the x-ray particularly? It's so cool that this is being used in all types of fields. So they're actually adapting this in the art world. These chips have been installed in an x-ray scanner that takes high resolution pictures of artwork. And specifically, they took images of Raphael's Madonna and Child at different x-ray wavelengths. And this allowed the researchers working on this project to determine the elemental composition of the paint. It's going really deep. And in doing this, they're able to finally authenticate the painting to Raphael after 800 years of disputed claims because they didn't know if it was his trained people. I forgot the name. The other people who he trained to paint, who did it or if he had done it. His apprentices or something. Yes, thank you. And because of this x-ray, they were able to do that. Oh, that's cool. And on top of that. So this chip is a master of medicine. It's a master of the arts. And it's also in space because why not? So the TimePix detector in the International Space Station is based on these chips and detects radiation from different sources in space because there's tons of different radiation sources in a similar way that it is used to detect x-ray wavelengths. So this chips really have all kinds of applications. And I just find that really exciting. Yeah, that's very cool. And I think one of the better examples, and there are many of them, of, well, why are we doing this? Having ancillary uses. I don't like to make those arguments too often because there is also a good reason why we're doing the particle accelerator for the purposes of its main research. But you also get these kinds of side benefits as well. Yeah, basic science is super important, but I understand why some people wouldn't care about particle acceleration. Not you, Tom, but other people. And those people, though, might care about getting a CT scan because that's going to happen to you potentially at some point. Yeah, I hesitate to make that argument too much because you can't predict what these ancillary uses are going to be. So it's not like, well, we should do the particle accelerator because it's going to lead to you not having to be injected. But it does show that you get more out of it than just what you originally did it for. Yeah, it's a good example. And that's why a lot of basic, basic science is needed. You have to start somewhere so that your future inventions can build on the thing that you started on before. Yeah, and Stealth Dave points out not to mention their utility in capturing ghosts.  And opening portals. That's my favorite part. All right. This one is kind of funny. It's also really scary, but because it ended up being OK, maybe still kind of funny. In Brisbane, Australia, one of Wing's food delivery drones accidentally landed on an 11,000-volt power line. And well, it caught fire and fell to the ground. Energy firm Energex had to disable the lines to respond to the incident, which left about 2,000 people without power for around 45 minutes, which is not nothing. It's not great to be without power for 45 minutes. Could have been worse, though. Energex spokesman Danny Donald told ABC Radio Brisbane the meal was still hot inside the drones delivery box and the crew got there. I'm sure it was having caught on fire. It's worth noting that there was no permanent damage to the network. This thing fell off the line. The only reason they turned off the power was to deal with safety issues while they put out the fire. Energex is not going to pursue any action, any damages against Wing. Wing said the drone made a precautionary controlled landing yesterday and came to rest on an overhead power line and that it reported the incident to Energex. So it sounds like something went wrong with the drone. They brought it down, not realizing the power lines were there. So it probably wasn't even in its normal flight path. As of earlier this March, Wing has made 200,000 deliveries in the area without setting anything on fire or causing power outages. And Donald from Energex told ABC News, this was the first time Energex has seen this happen. So it's not a common occurrence. I don't know what the laws are like for drones in Australia, if implementing no fly zones above dangerous areas would help this. I mean, I know it was an emergency landing, but maybe that would help. I imagine this, I'm going to guess that this was a no fly zone, that it only landed on these power lines by accident. I'll be curious if Wing releases more details about that. But I imagine you're right, there's got to be no fly zones that say, hey, don't fly your drone here. Although there could be crossings at some point where it's like, well, you got to fly over. So do it at a perpendicular angle and do it quick and get out of there. There are legitimate questions of like, okay, but if you made a precautionary landing, why did you do it on the power line? Yeah, who knows? Maybe it lost power or I guess accidents happen. I don't really know what else you could do about this other than like making the laws really clear. I'm going to guess it was an autonomous landing and it didn't detect the power line and it was probably off course. That's the way that makes the most sense to me. But yeah, I mean, people lost power for 45 minutes. Those people suffered a small amount certainly, but otherwise mostly came out as a good story and the meal was still hot. Thank goodness. Gross. Would you eat it? Yeah, I don't know if they finished the delivery. They didn't tell us. Extra char, boy. What about the person's burrito? Did they get a burrito? Did they get a refund? That's what I want to know. There's more to the story. Hard hitting stories. All right. Let's check out the mail bag. Andrew wrote in, and by the way, Justin Robby Young texted me yesterday after he said that cloud gaming was bad on the show. He's like, I welcome the emails and Andrew obliged. Andrew said there is nothing wrong with cloud gaming overall. Stadia's model was ridiculous and none of the programs were worth the subscription by themselves. Xbox Game Pass, however, is absolutely great. Good price, ability to install games or play in the cloud and easy to turn on or off when life gets in the way. Cloud gaming is absolutely the future, writes Andrew, but Google had a weird model for the business that was hard to understand. I don't think even Justin would argue that Google's model was not the best one, right? Yeah. I mean, growing pains. Yeah.  And I, what I would say, Andrew, is that certainly nothing is guaranteed, but Xbox cloud gaming and Nvidia GeForce now are probably the better tests of is cloud gaming something people actually want. If you're going to disprove Justin from yesterday, those are the two services most likely to do it. In fact, I wrote that all up and the fact that I still think Stadia was a success for Google and my substack, tech-tom.substack.com. You can go check that out. All right. Let's look in on Len Peralta who has been busily illustrating today's show. What have you drawn for us, Len? It's a mashup, Tom. So many cool things you talk about today. So yes, I want to do a mashup of the bipedal robot. I want to do about the X-rays. I want to do a mashup about keeping the food warm. And of course, Jack Jack. So this is called Robo-dash mashup. And there's all the stuff. There's the bipedal robot. He's using an X-ray to look at the order that is being ordered from Robo-dash. It's going to Jack Jack. Don't know why they put the order in a box. He has to use an X-ray to look at. But okay. Technology, Tom. Seems like a bad UI, but that's what they did. That's the future, Tom. You don't understand. That's for security, right? Exactly. Well, if you're interested in this print, this is right now over at my Patreon, patreon.com forward slash Len.  Or you can just go the old-fashioned way and go to my store and order it, lenproldestore.com. By the way, I am selling. On the front page, I have my custom-drawn holiday cards. I know it's early, but get in there early. Wait, how did you work Jack Jack in there? I missed that part. Oh, it's Jack Jack's order. Oh, it's Jack Jack. Jack Jack ordered it. I see. So he's keeping the food hot with the X-rays. It's all there. It's all there. I'm always so surprised about how fast you get those done. But you guys can find me too. My website, nicoleacrimons.com. I'm also on Twitter at Acrimons Nicole. Just switch it around. Excellent. That's it. 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Deric, 3rd pre-season friendly down, two and victory at guys. They had fought one by the looks of it, but another good night's work. Yeah, it may have been difficult night for us because of the condition of the pitch was in fabulous condition, but there's no rain, there's no water to be had anywhere, so for us to pass the ball quickly it was going to be difficult, but we dealt well with the circumstances. They've got a lot of big players in their team and eventually when we got used to the pitch and now we've got used to playing against them, we came out on top. Only three subs made in 90 minutes for the vast majority of the squad. How much of a milestone in pre-season is that to have all these players playing these minutes? Yeah, I mean because we've got a game tomorrow night as well. I had to balance it out correctly. All the ones that didn't play or start tonight will play tomorrow night and it's difficult that, but I would have liked to have got more players on the pitch and taken more off, but under the circumstances it's the best I could do tonight. I suppose you've seen more from your team or signs certainly from your team tonight, ones that you've perhaps not done so far if you're falling behind and having to get back into the game and take the lead and save victory out. Yeah, I mean we started obviously 3-5-2 tonight, we changed our 4-4-2, we changed our 4-3-3, we changed our 4-2-3-1 just to give the players an opportunity to play in different styles and also not to let the opposition know that what we're going to play in the season and I think that they've all caught well with different systems and that is important once you go into a league 2 campaign. Two goals for Leangold tonight obviously, one is the match essentially with the goals he scored, impressed with him and impressed with a few others individually who have come out and performed these games. Yeah, Leangold is fantastic, he's done really well in training and he is going to do well for us this season, he's a strong boy, he's very athletic, he's got a fabulous touch and the goal he scored tonight in the first half is what he's keeping love doing. In the first half as well he got the penalty, another one, he probably should have had a penalty in the second half but he did really well tonight. How important is it we're having these different challenges in pre-season, one tonight that is different to obviously the one we had on Saturday to the one we'll have tomorrow night and the one we'll have this coming Saturday as well, I guess it's about getting your versatility as a team through the opposition you play. Yeah, to be fair it's really difficult pre-season because you do play against a variety of opposition and everyone at this stage of the season just wants to get the season going and we've got four more games now until that starts, we've got difficult ones coming up against Chesterfield, Ecosly Hill tomorrow night and we've got Akronys and Stanley as well. Are you expecting to see more over these coming days as we say, another challenge tomorrow night and another one on Saturday in a short space of time we've got a lot more work to do if that makes sense? Yeah, I mean we've got a lot of games to play, it's the difficulty is playing the games at this moment in time and you know we have to find out about different players, we have to give everyone an opportunity but at some stage you know we have to get down to what is going to be the start and the living for the first game of the season.