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All right guys I'm totally winging this number, but I'm pretty sure it's week 19 Could be 20 it's one of those But welcome to the live recording of the Q&A at the end of my new member orientation webinar every Wednesday at 2 p.m Eastern Standard Time I'm gonna go to the new member channel for any questions that people have to talk that want to ask We can talk about you got a lot of people in here today Please anybody that has questions reach out to me if you're a non-member You're going to have to become a member to ask questions, but Let's take this off. So I think we're in like I said week 19 Could be 20 So does anybody have any questions to start off? If you don't have questions that I can just get into talking about some cool examples I saw today what my thought processes was or some of our proprietary trading strategies And what people are getting a misconception of some of them and why I want to steer you in the right direction of like What the true meanings are and things like that So does anybody have any questions to start by the way, what's up? What am I not talking about all right?   I'm telling you guys. What's up out? Vanessa hi, hi, hi. Hey Tosh on deathline setups Do you look at the first hour of the day or after 2 p.m? Like some do or it doesn't matter It it depends Vanessa. It depends entirely on On The volume of the day obviously I want I want to bury like so like what's it? God, were there any deathline breaks recently and does anybody remember a deathline break recently that was a good Example so I can talk about it because there wasn't really anything today. Um, Lethal price what's up, buddy? Yeah, I'll show you how to log in so AKTX hold on leave the price Let me let me answer this one question buddy. I'll show you that Okay, let's see AKTX, huh? Ah Yes, and it kind of broke it pre-market, which was crazy man This thing was this thing was dead in the water of literally pre-market. So Unfortunately, I don't do pre-market trading, but I mean that was the deathline like literally 260 So here's what you're gonna do, you know, if this was in the immediate morning I am waiting on a lot of Really big volume and and big candles crash through this like Joe says in his trading basics videos guys If you have not seen this we want a very Convincing break and not only a break man because I just don't like chasing the brakes I like to wait for a pop sometimes I chase I want this candle to close and I want it to close convincingly meaning Actually quite under and like this is this is perfect. I want this thing to be really big I wanted to be kind of like like a death count right like I talked about a lot So when it breaks so when anything breaks a Deathline I wanted to be very convincing with a lot of volume as you can see in this candle alone. Look at this box down here Whenever 758 thousand six hundred and twenty six volume. That's a decent amount That's a decent amount eight hundred thousand volume came out in this candle I am going to short the next poppin which I did. I remember this. I actually caught this movie. It was nice I wish this would have popped up here, but it didn't so to circle back and to fully answer your question Vanessa I like them Mostly in the first hour. This is when retail is in trouble. This is when retail is trading This is when algorithms are a little bit not on vacation, but almost haven't woken up yet, right or have Total total power. I like people in control of fear So when when the death line happens in the first hour I know people are panicking and I want to know people are not algorithms that are trying to fake me out I want people in panic Unfortunately every dollar made is a dollar loss So it's not like I want people to lose money But that's the name of the game if you're playing stocks it, you know shorts want longs to lose money first So they can get in and then longs want shorts to lose money so they can get in It's just the way of the world when it comes to the stock market, but I want that convincing slam in the morning I will 100% consider a death line short if it is 2 p.m The end of the give back again time stop trading We like we have several different strategies at MIC You know the morning and then the zombie hour and then the 2 p.m Give back which Vanessa is talking about at 2 p.m. Each day, which is what is that my time? That's 12 my time noon my time but 2 p.m. Eastern Standard Time Stocks that are still up like to kind of you know break down and give back or at least offer some scouts Based on the time of day and what happens when people You know leave for lunch or leave for work or do this and that blah blah blah or go back to work enough focus So I will definitely consider a death line at any given point of the day way less during zombie times But I like it in the first hour and I will 100% definitely take it into consideration on 2 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, but it's got to break with some serious volume Yes, it's got a bag long always always always always Let's go to the MIC website Lethal price was so brother go to my MIC You're gonna click this right here, buddy, and then it's gonna prompt a login in which case you sign in with Slack Here is the workspace Or MIC is literally just My investing plug Yeah, so that's the workspace for MIC yo Cedric was somebody all right who's next who's next who's next Yeah, AKTX was a good example It just broke down pre-market and I never trade pre-market so even if it's breaking a deaf line pre-market guys Let me go back to that actually let me show you the thought process behind something like this for me Because this was a great one. You know I nailed it Unfortunately, I would have size nailed it had it ran, but here's the thing when a stock breaks down pre-market, right? So you have a stock that's not only up pre-market You have a stock that's opening up pay always pay attention to this all right I don't care what stock you're trading guys pay attention to where the stock is opening This is opening at 50% of its range maybe like 55 right? There is half of the move is people underwater so you got to think about this think about this look. I'll draw a line Anybody who bought above 264 is underwater Long I mean whoever's long is underwater losing money even the chasers in three and thinking it's gonna go to four or five That is 45 40 percent to 50 percent of people in trouble What do you think's gonna happen when it opens? So what I want are always always always always always two scenarios in this case. There's only two And I'm gonna show you that And this is my secret sauce right outer lines right here. I Like these as outer lines right there's two lines right there I have three if you want to really get crazy But there's a ton of like lines that you can put right here because this is the top guys This is this is the top right so this is the top where the consolidation was it topped out think of a mountain range of foam There's the peak foam coming down. This is the outer lines that you can scale into so that's where I wanted to scale into Or there's all like I said, there's always two options always two Or if the stock is already weak pre-market like this is and there's people underwater if the opening candle is very very very weak Then I am going to hit the pop up to view up and I will scale into view up So I will usually I remember this I nailed this I'd literally top take this one and I had orders waiting to be filled right here Of course, they didn't but it is what it is. So everybody pay attention to this every day I have two scenarios. I am waiting for it to either reach outer lines and scale this or I'm waiting for the opening Massive breakdown to hit the next pop. Does that make sense?  I got to get out of stock. That's like, okay.  Look at this each day. It runs up. We can't hold its gains boom boom with down all the removal of the studies love all studies Every time the stock goes up rips down every time it goes up rips down rips down and dread and dread What do you think it's gonna do when it gets, you know back up?  Well, then I got to go to a daily chart line Well, this is completely breaking down. So you have two fold.  It's all going downhill, baby so That's how you do right at least that's how you don't have to copy my style everybody's got their own Let's see. I know you use three-minute candles for your death candle play Do you jump in that candle or wait for the next three-minute candle or do you switch to a one-minute candle? I will never look and this is just a personal preference. You guys don't have to use three minutes I will never look at a one five fifteen minute chart I have see I have Like lovingly used three-minute charts for the last four years only Otherwise, I'm looking at maybe a five-year chart or something just to see the daily You know the daily chart lines, but I'm using three minutes and that's all I've ever needed You know five-day three-minute whatever just three-minute charts and they've worked wonders For my process and what you know what I like. So, you know if you want to switch between one or three I think you're gonna drive yourself nuts I say just get used to one and pick one Alex uses one. I use three values as line charts. Literally. We all use different Charts so like if you if me bow now, it's we're in a room We'd all be seeing different things that correlates to our process Alex is seeing things on a one minute I'm not seeing and I'm probably seeing a couple things on three is not saying The point is is just find something that's comfortable for you, but I swear to God like the three minute It's it's so much less noise like you can't imagine. Yeah, good job It takes some When I switch from one to three, I want to say it took me a solid two weeks before I was even like dude This is freaking Chinese. This is this is Latin like I can't understand this I came from you know a couple years of one minute But once you do get used to it and I promise you guys like you can get used to anything over time I could even get used to a five minute if I gave myself point two months But the point is is three minutes works for me and it's really nice And I love it and I'll never go back and you want to use an odd number Don't use two minutes you want to use a multiplicative of like like one you want an odd number So definitely make sure you're not using like two and four minutes. That is that is some of my that's the best advice I can give you on time, you know chart chart time frames How do you react off the open if it just starts moving down Oh, I kind of just covered that MTXR So again, it's just if it just starts like I said if it just starts kind of moving down or dribbling out I am now waiting for outer lines or at least if it breaks down like here's the thing This Area is an outer line when it's here if it breaks dribble dribble dribble dribble and it breaks down here Well, that's kind of an outer line. You see what I'm saying you can adjust your process as you go But the point is it's like because here's the thing It's like outer lines and zombie hour one zombie hour hits at 1030, you know This is not a line or even sometimes this, you know, you're just don't want to do this is an outer line So again, you adjust your process as you go with these flying saucer alien indicators The alien indicator coming to you soon at an MIC warehouse Let's see Let's get back to it Vanessa. Thanks. Would you say ED&T was a possible? Oh, okay. Let's go back ED&T so oh so perfect example guys, what did I do?  I Wanted to scale like I said 250 to about 270 like 272 maybe I'd give it 275, but the point is outer lines. I wanted to scale the outer lines or I wait for a Massive rejection and a massive stuff and I hit the pop. There's my process one option a or option B That's all there is to it man.   It's at half its range What do you think I want outer line that doesn't come? Oh, baby. What do we get a massive rejection? That's what I'm looking for foam pop. I would have scaled all the way up to probably here I would have given since I would have put some size on this But unfortunately I literally only got my starters in which case you see right here And that's the process and then I'm on the phone with my trading tab and I'm like dude This is gonna slam red.  So I'm just like oh my god. I'm a ho-roo. Oh Whatever, what are you gonna do life goes on What do you tell what's up, brother? Did did it?  Yeah, I did. I'm happy. I'm happy you guys like me So I'm hopefully getting better each week of teaching Cedric. I love it dude. Let's see where am I? Gold real job. Thanks guys. Awesome. And this is a massive breakdown. Yes. I don't like week anything And here's let let me let me really talk about this for a second. Um I'm drawing I'm gonna show you. Oh, what's that? What's that example that squeezed everybody the other day? Was it ASLN? Yes, it was it was I think it was this one. Let me this is that's a great question John Okay, so oops Sorry China, okay. Who remembers ASLN who remembers this? The other day we had a morning of watch list in which case me and Alex both wanted To short ASLN remember this on the three on the third day if if it broke 650 Here's the thing Here's the thing because look at this support. It's like a neckline snap pre-market, right?  Here's the thing John asked a very good question Massive breakdowns are a week open things like that, right?  That is why I showed you AKTX and also EDM EDMT I Need a stock if I'm shorting backside, of course This was a pure frontside play on PTGX, but I'm using the outermost line I can think of right, but if I'm playing backside I want as massive rejection as possible. So notice this was a good plan if it massively rejected Dude this thing I remember ASL and literally broke and then immediately Lift shorts faces off. This was not the kind of breakdown. I want to hit the 650 line I wanted this thing to like careen down here close the candle and then like again I just if I'm looking for a breakdown and then to enter after that breakdown in any shape or form It needs to be massive if it's weak. There's always a chance for a jump back.  Um, yeah, I'd say this is a very medium to weak breakdown.  I like the candles to be as as non Wiki as possible does that make sense? I want this candle to be a full base. What is that? What do I mean by that? I'll like like this like I want it to be a full I don't want any wick at the bottom because wicks are a sign of reversal So when you have like a massive wick right here to the bottom the selling pressure It means a reversal it could it's like it's like selling exhaustion all the sellers got out So it can come back the other way and that works for Again, like it that's why It works for both sides. Why do you think I got in on the pot today on this dude? A wick is a sign of a reversal. This is pure panic. That's panic buys that just don't that is panic pure panic If this was just a full bar, I would have been less tempted Of course, I still would have got in but my point is and of course it wouldn't have been a full bar But the point is is this is just pure panic.  I'm out This is people like running for the hills man How do you tell the transition to the backside? Well, you know, here's let me add my study There we go. Here's the thing backside is a Multitude of so many things. It's under VWAP. It's bag holders. It's a stock That's very far from its highs or very far from the high of day You have lower highs lower highs lower highs descending you have bought look at look at Andy B Where the volume go? There's none existent volume. So like like backside is in when there's no demand There's an overhaul of supply. It's usually usually generally speaking way under VWAP and people have forgotten about it And it's just making new low after new low like the trend is broken, right? So something like PTGX This is a great example of just pure front side even this is not backside to me Like true backside like true backside under this is like 620 maybe like actually six dollars Like this thing has made a gigantic move up and it's just bigger move, you know, it's just like higher low higher low It's getting bought up and then it breaks high a day. This is not backside That's why I'm literally only willing to hit this once run and then maybe if this breaks this later on like the ultra support for Under 680 maybe I'd look to short the point is is like true back side doesn't come in until serious levels are broke Yes, which yep three minutes man, those are great What if a stock climbs huge pre-market and then breaks down a bit and then spikes again, Chris We did just talk about that. So that that I mean again then bag hold it, bro So that's that's the perfect example, you know ENDP or AK sorry EDNT This is one that you know, this could have ran seven and then drop and then done something like that, right? Like I think actually be ready was good example yesterday. So check this. I Like this question. This is actually a really good question. Remember where us where pay attention where stock is is opening up I nailed this stock yesterday too. In fact, I could probably scroll back Just nail and bail I didn't go any size or anything in this, but let's see I think I definitely have it somewhere Yeah, I thought I did hold on one sec. I know I got this somewhere. Oh, this is still today Hold on. I gotta go yesterday. Am I on yesterday? Yeah, here we go. So look at look at be right This was a stock that ran huge pre-market. That's a that's a pretty big round I mean this was actually what was this after hours yesterday, but my point is just a big move after hours, right? Like like non-interday hours, this had a pretty big jump from like three four to five sixty the bigger the range I want to go more outside of order. So I way I was gonna scale into the 480s I went in a little early at 470, but I wanted to hit for a when basically to answer your question bro because I'm kind of rambling is When a stock runs really big I want to ideally use much outer lines Like that's my definite number one strategy But again, you know, if this thing death camels out the gate I'll hit a pop if it's really weak and breaks like lines like this or a death line But I want much outer lines specifically if there's a ton of range there or Simult and or simultaneously if it is What was I saying if it's up really big if it's up really big so like as you can see like E-N-E TNT is not up really big. It's not up massively So I don't I didn't want to hit like 275 star because I just didn't think it had I didn't think it had the possibility to do so, you know I mean as simple as that and then just because I'm here. I'll show it But again guys outer lines man like this was an example yesterday like otlk, right? So this is yesterday before this big Late late late day ran this thing zombie back and I said look man I just want outer lines. So, you know, you get in a little here I was gonna skill till here But the point is is like after zombie hours or certain hours You gotta wait for the outer line at the outer levels or you're gonna get chopped up and squeezed and specifically because this didn't have much meat But it was quick. I was just right there. So I figured I'd show it but Let's go back all the way to the You know, oh new member channel guys we brought up here so people can see it better We brought it we changed the order of a couple things.  It's up here Let's see Tossed the signal. That's awesome. Love that Joe looks for the five-minute candle close before Below death lane for confirmation if you use three minute Do you look at the three-minute candle to show to close below or check the five? I never check the five minute Vanessa. I like three minute I think the three-minute works well as good as well I think the five minute is probably your best odds of you know success, but I I'm solid with three minutes. I think three minutes really solid But again, that's just a personal preference if you want to be the utmost protection and strategy for that Then definitely use the fireman. Yeah for best odds Dude, I love that. This is helping guys. I love it. Oh later buddy Your work thing man do the daily grind brother until you until you either transition or just supplement Yeah, man, it's like dude. No rush man.  I've so much time on my hands. It's like I'm always looking for like other streams of income Why not dude? I'm just a trader.  It's good to find a hobby. It's really good to find a hobby Yeah, no problem Vanessa Flash was up when you started trading. What were your long sets? You know, it's so funny about that man I only had two and we teach them both now and I felt these out myself. So Actually, I take that back. I had three so the if I'm remembering correctly The only one that's worth mentioning is I just did the first balance all the time man I would do this all the time Pete PTG I built some accounts doing this literally I would I would buy massive dips or the first bounce This wasn't like a crazy crazy first bounce candidate. It was good What I would do is I'd wait for a massive move and I'd wait for a pullback to just over VWAP and scale on and under So like literally bro, I'd wait for this. I'd get in right there I'd get an on VWAP and just under and it would usually give me a solid bounce. That's the first Massive move to the front side.   You see this This is one candle to candle three candle.  So back in the day when I used to long It was first bounce Simultaneously if it came under here and broke and then it did a teleport candle up shorts will be running for the Mountain in trouble.   I'm just trying to think of a really good example for like a like a oh Camp I think camp was one wasn't it and I'm really hesitating. I'm like we're a really good example is Mmm, I mean this was this is good, too. I mean like here's the thing That's good, too But these are the candles I'm talking about like this is a 15 minute chart But this is these are the candles I'm talking about like if this was a three minute chart and this thing just blasted like this This puts shorts in a bind and then there's no coincidence that like these massive squeezes happen. This just squeezes everybody Let's see PTP Yeah, I mean it did happen up here like this big-ass one, but the problem is is You know, it's just it's already way above VWAP So I would never like I would never chase something like that or where you talking about one time It's 208 What time is that mine? I guess 1008 Yeah, so are you talking about this candle? Don't dude.   I've been waking up now. I know wait my time. Okay, cool. Yeah Oh this one Yeah, that's that's a little I wouldn't enter on that that's smaller That that is a good candle and it could squeeze in which it did but that is not something I would usually fall It's got a really just it's got to go man It's got to be three times It's got to be at least twice as big as this or three times as big so yeah I did Incidentally do a you know, what's the volume the volume was coming in a little bit and it created a move and then it really came in But I'm I'm waiting for like this candle through VWAP. I mean they're rare But when it does it be opposite of a death exactly. Thank you. Thank you Jack for Helping me with the terminology if if you're waiting for the death candles to short I'm waiting for the absolute reverse for a long great example Let's see if that but I don't do these much. Oh, yes. Yes. Thank you Vanessa. Yes, there it is that I You know, it's so funny man. I think I actually may have long this one I can't remember I did a long recently and I can't remember what it was But that's what I'm talking about shorts are dead If this is the day you're talking 12 1129 no, that's actually the 27th, but that's what I'm talking about So if this was under VWAP and it went over that would be even better But I still like even this like I may have chased this. I can't remember. What was the move I did? Where's 1129 1129? That's what I'm talking about. Yep those so I would usually wait for them So yep, exactly exactly So I would wait for this to happen and then I get the pullback They usually come to about 50% down or a little bit even under and then I usually bought the dip So that was what I did in my first couple years. I would wait for this and Then depending on the chart sometimes you can Sometimes you can chase. I can't remember which one I chased but it but It's better not to it's better to wait for the dip at VWAP or just under like I always did But every now and then I'm not kidding. You can just feel it out in the moment It's too hard to signify the reasoning but I swear to God I used to even hit sometimes things like right here I would just be like dude this candle close It's gonna keep going because it depends on the situation. It depends on the it depends on everything man even the tape But yes, those opposite of death candles How much of a bouncer expecting on VWAP bounce PCG or you mean you mean PTGX or what's PCG? I didn't even look at that today. Is that a move is that something? Oh? Oh PCG first time. I'm seeing it. Um Yeah, well, that's a decent blaster VWAP right there.  I mean when you when shorts are look at this When shorts are like, oh dude this stock's breaking down I'm gonna follow this down when this happens man All of these guys have to freakin panic out and it's so moved that they do panic out They're covering here and here because it's just it's so scary man You don't want to be caught in a teleport man either way if I'm short I don't want to be caught in the teleport if I'm long I don't want to be caught in the dump and I think in my you know original career once I discovered offerings in the Beginning of my original long career. I was like dude. I'm never gonna long again Like I don't want to be caught in the dump and those things are not teleports man Do you get an offering that's you're done if you're you know stuck long PCG that's a decent example Are you always looking at the boolean bars when trading? Yes always always always because look at this Always pay attention to boolean it's demand it's demand for sorry It's literally as simple as demand See how this really dwindled out breaks down and then boom This is what you have to pay attention to usually when candles that That correlate to the morning when they kind of you know mirror the morning and look that big and stuff It's usually a sign of a real reversal potential because real volume came in and it matches the morning That's and then it really picks up and just all I mean there's no you know, it's there's no coincidence I mean you just got to look the you got to look at the volume and say wow I was short. This is this is some real trouble man. I really got to cut this short Instead of adding and adding and adding to a loser and then being like oh shit Later on when it's you know when it's uh when it's too late or something like that when it's too late What was the ptgx what's that doing it's just kind of base around now I'll wait for tomorrow. There might be a day to play in this tomorrow You know what let me talk about that for a second So or I actually already kind of did but as low hangers are not stocks. They're on any kind of front side You know someone asked us recently. You know like a low hanger was like, what are you a clbs? No, not clbs. What was the one aclm maybe Yeah, I think it was this he was like on day three. It was like, hey, it's a low hanger not dude That's not a low hanger low hanger is a beaten down day one Oh, there's an example of an offering. See you don't want to be caught in that long man That's not a that's not a teleport channel that is teleport death But the point is is guys low hangers You are not going To treat this as a low hang it's not a low hanger a low hanger is the day one move that gets destroyed And then you're shorting, you know resistance into this now technically until this massive, you know Kind of gap up pre-market It could have been a low hanger if it opened up down here for the day two You know the day one and then you're hitting all these levels but like like again, you know, keep it simple stupid, right? Like e Dnt this is a low hanger for tomorrow if this reaches anywhere in this area. I'm very interested That's where the consolidation was that's where the tops were that's where the fail zones were things like that This is a low hanger for tomorrow. So is um, what was the uh Shit, what was the other one that fell out of the gate? Um, I'm totally blanking here I got shared for this morning. Oh, I think it was dlpn No, uh dp Someone help me out here. There was another one Ah dlpn. Thank you Yes, this is a low hanger for tomorrow. I'm looking at probably Uh, probably near the one area Yeah, so this is a low hanger to stock the day one that was beaten down and now it's your cherry picking You know it's a low hanger for tomorrow Things that are frontside guys and still like making big moves or multi-day runners are not low hangers So please don't treat them as such or you're gonna get wiped out If you're only these terms I mean, that's pretty much it guys. Does anybody have any Questions that maybe we didn't get to or any kind of last minute stuff because I'm just trying to think of like I covered a lot today Let me go back and Of what I love anyway, I wrote down a really good It was really clear. Let me go back Where did I Shit, I know I put it somewhere You know what I'll find it in the archive. Check this. I remember it's in my archive And this is why you need to upgrade to the archive My notebook. Yes, here it is. I like to keep it simple I've been getting a lot of PMs on this as well a low hanging fruit LHF play is ideally pull it up like this A day one stock that has broken down big time There is a broken trend a broken chart the trend is demolished It's broken backside is in there's no question There are a ton of long bag holders Day two, which is the low hanging fruit opportunity The day to play is the low hanging fruit day one is usually for longs day two is typically for low hangers shorts It is the continuation play the continuation of a downtrend from day one Continuing the downtrend. That's why it's called that the continuation of trend. It's still down from broken day one Anything after day two is at your own risk while they can still be low hanging fruit Day one and day two are easiest if you're playing date three and on that is a More of a gamble. It is up to you. I barely even play those. I don't like them day one I like deaf lines. I like like I showed you my strategy our lines are a major massive fail in the beginning or a day two low hanger and um, I've found a lot of success with with those so those three strategies So again, it's just you know, what's your comfort level and what do you like to play off? That's just my niche, you know Microphone is low hanging. I think Uh, mtx.  Did you hear any of that? Oh, it's okay. What what was the last answer? No, did you hear any of this example? Oh good. Good. Good. Okay. So then I was probably rambling and then you okay. So you've got this example low hanging fruit. Thank god You're my yeah, my microphone is definitely low hanging fruit I got cocks internet. I used to have spectrum.   I've heard a lot of people complain about cocks. So Dude, this is I thank god for mobile trading, right? So if I get stuck in a position or something But I gotta uh, hopefully this is not a major problem going forward, but we'll see uh, let's I'm struggling to put on a trade like actually hitting the button even when I see my lines any advice for that. Yes Backtest MTXR the only There's only two reasons Why you are scared to put on a trade and this would go for anybody because this was me, you know way back in the day Number one, you are not in a position to risk money You have to get your life right first if you are scared to pull a trigger It is because you have not fully back tested and are comfortable with a certain setup And or simultaneously you don't necessarily have and i'm not singling you and i'm singling anybody out who would say this You need to get your life right if you're in a ton of debt if you're fighting with your girlfriend Whatever your mindset is if your life is not right and specifically if your money is not right If you are not in a position to risk money It's going to be very hard to risk money in a job that risks money So, you know, if it's if it's literally not your mind is that not right your money is not right Or you just have not back tested enough to really say dude this setup comes 10 times a week and i nail it eight or nine times out of 10. It's as simple as that brother So figure out which one it is and i you'll you'll excel from there But you've got to identify the first the first step of you know healing a problem is admitting there is a problem So now we identify and we go into oh, shit, you know, there is a problem. What is it specifically? Do i have money to risk am i emotionally stable in my life right now?   They're very hard They're very taxing on a trader's mind and hopefully nobody's wife is cheating on them Money is just no issue. Just confidence in the lines. Then yes, brother Just back to us just back to said money is not an issue then go into DOS You know paper for a little while back test or if you're in real money Just throw on very small size and you know just very small So i don't care if it's 10 shares just get familiar with pressing the button And just pay your commissions like it doesn't matter just just get familiar with placing that trigger and you will get muscle memory You'll get used to it on the setups that you know if you've back tested enough But you've got to get some skin in the game.  I was scared on that trade. It was it was front side It was etb. It was bullish the demand was there the volume was there It was the hot cheek of the day, but I trusted my line So, you know, I at least set a small size order like I was at least a little bit in for a scalp The point is is you just got to put some skin in the game This game is so much about trust. It's crazy trust in your process trust your lines Trust that you're going to be okay at the end of the day like trust that, you know, your hard stop works Dude a training is You've got to have some trust anybody. I far guy do, you know, alex does bow does he's got to trust his lines You know one of the hardest things and bow talks about this in his new recap in his new Daily recap is you know when you come back from like a holiday or Thanksgiving when you take time off When you go on a vacation when you take a couple days off whatever it is It can be very hard man because you you're kind of like You need some training wheels for a day or two. You know, it's just getting back to trust It's like of course I've been doing this for six years bow has been doing it for 16 But still you need to be able to trust in your process, right? It's things like Man, I really really haven't been doing this for like a week or a month or years Some traders come back after years. You just got to trust that You just got to trust man. It's all about trust You ran on that all day All right guys, I'm absolutely winded So why don't we cut it here and then and then I bid you a do but uh, I hope today was good for you We'll we'll conquer some new stuff next week come in with some loaded questions Again, every single week I try to you know show trades that I think you can learn something or something that maybe I did right that I can pass on the knowledge that worked for me or Just anything that I think is a good lesson. I try to talk about so again a lot of this is redundant I'm sure I've gone through a lot of this and other But hey again, like if you learn one one thing, right like it's hopefully worth it. Hey, thanks guys. I really appreciate it Awesome. Thank you so much for showing up Yeah, buddy First resistance and death candle today. Have you channel great? All right guys. I'll catch you later You can hit our social media You can hit me through pms and chat or you can contact us through my email at tosh at my investing club.com That's tosh at my investing club.com I will get back to you in a timely manner and I'm saying this because I'm here to help and I don't want anybody to be afraid to reach out and ask any question that they have We are here for you guys. All right. See you guys


Okay, everybody we're back, this is Dave Vellante and I'm here with Jeff Kelly, we're with wikibond.org and this is SiliconANGLE.tv's continuous coverage of EMC World, we've been covering wall to wall the events here at EMC World from the keynotes of Joe Tucci and Pat Gelsinger, we had numerous guests on, senior executives, we had Sanjay Merchandani on today, we had a number of data scientists on, we had Don Bacilli giving us the start-up angle, Dave Cahill, both of those individuals from Flash Company's violin memory, he's about to go public, $800 million valuation, solid fire just getting started with product in the market and we had Chuck Hollison, it was fantastic, Tony Kholish, who runs EMC services, on and on, just fantastic, Laura Mattingly from Louisville Gas and Electric, a fantastic case study from a practitioner's point of view and we just wrapped up with the data science segment. Jeff, I thought it was pretty useful to hear from Richard Snee, I think they've done a really good job of bringing together a community and providing thought leadership as a source of really great value for that community. You know, it's not contributing code to open source, but in a way, it's like that, right? But yeah, it's definitely delivering value, I mean, we talk about data science as being a team sport and collaborative, that goes for when you're in your office doing the work, but it also goes for collaborating with colleagues and other companies and other organizations, events like this. So I think that the theme of this event is transformation, everybody's got it on their shirts, you're seeing it on the water bottles, it's probably on the hotel, you know. I think it is. Cards, right? I'm sure it is, they got this guy up, transform, it's really all about transformation. So what does that mean? IT plus business plus yourself? Our take on that is, well, IT transformation is all about the cloud, new business models, more facile, agile infrastructure, and it's happening. We've dubbed 2012 the year of the cloud, we're seeing it in our Wikibon survey data that it's actually catching on, right? And more than catching on, it's fundamentally, very few organizations aren't doing something in the cloud, but the more interesting thing to me, Jeff, is this business transformation. What is that all about? We've said it's all about data, it's all about extracting value, mining value from the data, packaging data products, getting insights, and actually becoming proficient in analysis and analyzing data for competitive advantage. I think this to me is the most significant sea change we've seen in technology in a long, long time. You know, it's as big I think as the internet, I think it's as big as the PC was itself because the impacts on productivity are going to be enormous. And I think of productivity as, very simply, revenue per employee is a simple measure of productivity. And I think that we're seeing the masses now being able to potentially tap into analytics. But we're not there yet, are we? I mean, we are in, somebody said it, the early part of the first inning of an extra innings game. So good talk, good ideas, but in terms of people actually figuring out how to monetize data, it's confined to the large web giants and even some of them are struggling like Facebook. But certainly guys like LinkedIn are sort of figuring it out, Bitly is trying to figure it out, clearly Google has figured out, yeah, who's doing a lot of work there as well. But it's very early days, you're not seeing yet the commercial enterprise really take that data, package it, and shift their business models toward a data-centric business model. It's early, isn't it? Right, and there's a few reasons for that. Part of it is the technology. The Hadoop ecosystem is very immature, it's growing, but it's still very early days for Hadoop. The MPP data warehouse area is more mature, but that's still a fairly young technology. So part of it is that. And then of course what we've been talking about all day here today is data science, data scientists, and those professionals that can actually take all that data, have the skills, both technical, business, communication, and the personality type, the exploratory nature, exploratory personality types, to turn that all into insight. And then of course the last mile is translating that insight into action. So, and where most organizations are a long way from that. I've had some interesting discussions today with some of the members of the Green Plum team, some members of the MC business process management team, and talking about integrating analytic insights into business processes. And I think we're in very early days there, because ultimately you've got to take action, you've got to impact how you do business. It's not enough to find an insight, it's then got to be translated into an action that actually delivers value. Well, and you're talking about that last mile. That last mile is all about people. You really can't take the people out of that, that last decision making sequence. And again that's the third part of the transformation that EMC's talking about, it's transform yourself. And they're talking about services that they're delivering educational services and the like, which again I think is really smart.  We've seen that transformation of the company, and now we're seeing the company touch upon all these little pieces that are like a mosaic that fits together. You've got the virtualization piece, you've got the infrastructure, you've got the cloud, you've got big data, you've got sets of services now, focused on new training and new capabilities. You've got some fantastic messaging that the entire industry's getting behind, cloud meets big data, and you're also now seeing with, we just had Richard Sneon talking about the Data Science Summit, EMC really leading the charge around data science and putting together a pretty high quality program. It's pretty impressive. Absolutely, I mean, I think what struck me, day one of the conference here was Joe Tucci's keynote and he led with big data and predictive analytics on the data universe, and it was all about big data translating to business value. And for a company like EMC, for that to be the kick-off, the lead message, I think says a lot about where the priorities are, and they're definitely looking for the future and starting to lay the groundwork. I mean, this is kind of planting the seeds, and this is going to blossom over the years for them as they contribute to the community in the form of these types of resources around Data Science Summit and other resources. So they're preparing their customer base for what really can be a revolutionary approach to data and making decisions. You know, it's interesting to hear Joe Tucci talk about the waves. He's always talking about the waves. And what catches my eye in that year is that it's not just a history lesson, it is, but you get a sense that it's a fundamental part of Joe Tucci's planning paradigm. And here's what I mean by that. He grew up in an era of mainframe and mini-computers where great companies like DG and his old company, Wang and Prime and Apollo, and now Southern Microsoft, all these great companies, digital disappeared off the face of the earth. I mean, these were high flyers changing the world, disruptive innovation, and they just went out of business. Not one of them, they disappeared. They either got acquired, some of them actually went out of business, or faded into irrelevancy. And so, in IBM itself, which had a huge monopoly in the business, people don't realize that in IBM's heyday, it had two thirds of the industry's revenue. The IT, if the IT industry's a $3 trillion business, that's a $2 trillion company. Okay, that's how big IBM was. It accounted for 50% of the profits of the industry. And IBM essentially gave its monopoly up to start upstarts, Intel and Microsoft. And so, we saw that, and we saw just huge massive infrastructures of companies built up over years, just torn down, game changing. And I think that today's executive is highly cognizant of that. The executives of places like Cisco, like EMC, like SAP, certainly Intel and Microsoft, reinventing themselves. Look at a company like Microsoft, who many, many people predicted, rough times ahead for the company. Well, granted, it's not the high flying stock that it used to be, but Microsoft as a company is just still highly relevant and is navigated through many, many challenges and continues to do so with cloud and analytics and the like. Oracle's another one. So these companies, CEOs, I think, are very cognizant of the fact that if they make fundamental strategic mistakes, they could be in big trouble. And so I think that Tucci's driving his strategy with that in mind, trying to take advantage of these new waves. And also recognizing that what's buttering the bread today, the core products is going to change. The value proposition of those core products is going to change. There's going to be attacks from other sectors of the industry. And so EMC is investing in new places, in new growth and bringing in new acquisitions. So it's really building a quite intelligent portfolio and that throws off a lot of cash and is becoming a major force in the industry. Well, the key is, it's a balance when you're a large, successful company and you see the next wave coming. When do you get on that wave? Because you've got your core business that's really paying the bills today, but you know you've got to make the shift. So the key is you get on early. You've got to know when to kind of get on that wave. When we're seeing not just EMC, we were at Sapphire last week. SAP is a company that's moving from their core ERP business on-premise ERP business to, they're calling themselves now a big data company. Very much investing in mobile and cloud. So they've got a balancing act as well. So I think we're seeing this across the board and it's going to be really interesting over the next few years to see which of the big vendors today actually make that transition successfully. Yeah, so I mean, it used to be you would see these startups come out of nowhere and then become extremely prominent companies. Well, that certainly happened with Google and Facebook. It's happening in social and that side of cloud. In the enterprise, the enterprise is a whole different ball game, folks. You're talking about five or six large companies that control the chess board. It's IBM, it's HP, it's Cisco, it's Intel, it's Microsoft. Dell, certainly to a certain extent, but EMC and VMware, SAP I would put in there as well. EMC and VMware, I might have missed one or two, but I don't think so. Those are really the, Oracle is the one I missed. The companies that are really driving the business and when one makes a move on a chess board like EMC buys VMware, wow, that is a major factor. Oracle buying Sun, really shifted things, but these companies have so much money now that they're able to withstand those shifts. They're able to respond fast enough. Their executives aren't foolish enough to think that they can rest on their laurels. Things like Andy Grove said, only the paranoid survive and so we're seeing companies transform before our eyes in really dramatic ways. Oracle becoming a hardware company overnight. EMC becoming no longer a storage company. And focusing on big data. And so you see SAP, we heard them last week, completely transforming the company into mobile and cloud and in memory analytics in real time. These are new value propositions. They're catching new waves. They're risky because they're spending a lot of money and if they don't work, they're going to be left with a legacy business that they have essentially said, we've got to move it in a new direction. So they've got to really pick their spots carefully but I think that these executives have done a very good job of that. These companies are listening to their customers and you're not seeing the massive missteps that you saw in the 80s and early 90s. You're seeing a much more prescriptive and deliberate and intelligent and thoughtful attack on market opportunities. I'm waiting for one of these guys to blow up. But we haven't seen that yet. When Oracle has a hole in its product line or an EMC or whomever IBM, it goes out and acquires companies. So they've been reinventing themselves and I think oligopoly is the right word. And oligopoly is actually, in a way it's good for customers because it's stable. In a way it's less exciting because you don't have as many rocket ship startups coming up and disrupting these orders. But it's good for entrepreneurs because they can sell their companies to these oligopolies. So we're seeing this sort of new shift in enterprise tech and it's exciting. Enterprise tech is hot again. We're here, we're live at EMC World. We'll be back tomorrow with day three. Let me just give you a little sense as to what's coming here. We've got some big executives coming on tomorrow. Joe Tucci has announced that he's going to stay on. As you guys may know, Tucci was going to retire. And basically they said it was going to be internal candidates. So there were three candidates bandied around. Dave Goulden, Pat Gelsinger and Howard Elias. Goulden's the CFO. Gelsinger of course runs basically all products and Elias runs all services. Three seasoned execs. All very qualified. And each is going to be in the cube tomorrow. So we're not going to go into the succession plan because they're not going to answer it. But we can talk about it amongst ourselves. I think that there's some really interesting capabilities that Goulden has. He used to run sales and now he runs finance. Gelsinger obviously a legend. He brings a lot. So he's basically very close to VMware and basically works out of those offices very close to Paul Moritz. Been a lot of talk about Gelsinger's Intel and Moritz's Microsoft. That's the new wind tell. I have said that I actually think that Goulden is the front runner because he's got a more well-rounded background for Wall Street. And at the end of the day, it's customers and it's Wall Street that CEOs spend a lot of time with. Yeah, we like to think they spend time with analysts and media and so forth. But the customers are number one. Employees are probably, the customer's number one. Employees number two and making sure the street is happy is number three. Maybe it's not that right order. But so Goulden knows that game. Although Gelsinger has started to show up on the quarterly conference calls more. So that's kind of an interesting development. I think Elias is probably the long shot here, even though I think he's qualified. But he's, I'll tell ya, since this whole talk about succession has come to the fore, I've seen Elias really step up his game. Very smooth, very on point, very strategic, great leadership quality. So, although I do think he's the long shot, I think Goulden's the favorite, but you never know. So, like I say, we'll be watching that, looking at a silicon angle. We're probably not going to go into it with these guys tomorrow, which just wouldn't be appropriate, because they're not going to say anything about it. We also have Tom Roloff coming on, who runs EMC Consulting. He's a great guest. Always have really enjoyed his discussions on the Cube, Chad Sackich, the Wildman is coming on. So that is really face melting. Brian Gallagher, we had Rich Napalovic, who's kind of on today, his counterpart from the Symmetrics Division is going to be on. And then a number of other folks, technologists, we got folks from VMware, we got folks from Rackspace coming on. It's just, it should be a great day, and of course we end with Howard Elias and then the CTO of VCE. So we're looking forward to that. We'll be covering it. 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Meanwhile, the Pan-European group of Fedin Ferre wants the federal government to set up a sovereign national conference and a government of national unity to restructure Nigeria. Its leader, Chief Ayah Adib Banjo, contains that Nigeria must return to the 1960 Independence Constitution before the 2023 general election. For him, it has to be true federalism over succession. It is the Eurobal Nation to demand substantial restructuring before any foreign elections may be held in 2023. And the response of the world regime to these equitable demands for restructuring the country along federalist lines in order to restore it to its roots and original agreement. Restructuring is not a philosophy. Restructuring the system of going back to federalism which we agree to are the dependents. It would be having that destruction Nigeria in 1986. So if you have to go back with it, you have to restructure. That's what it means. It's the basis of the negotiated agreement in 1960 by the founding partners of Nigeria. It is the abrogation of that system that is causing the trouble we are having.


Hands-on. Pairing via JustWorks. In this hands-on we will try to test JustWorks Pairing. When mobile phone initiates the pairing it will indicate in the pairing feature exchange that it supports both keyboard and the display. So to select JustWorks the WB needs to indicate that it supports no input and no output. And we can make this configuration straight from the KUPA Max and regenerate the project. On GitHub you will see that as a separate branch from the PLE template project. So let's go back to the KUPA Max project and let's make a few adjustments in the VPN middleware. So first let's enable pairing and then in the configuration tab we will configure the IO capabilities to no input, no output. And as you remember JustWorks provides no protection against man in the middle attack, so the device should not require this protection. For the gut client to initiate the pairing the gut server should make the requirement on the level of individual characteristic. So let's make this configuration in our BLE service myCustomService. We already have one characteristic that can be read and here we see the permission for this characteristic. What we can do is to set the encrypted read, so the characteristic will require encrypted link before it can be read. We cannot require authenticated link because authenticated link means protection against man in the middle attack and this cannot be achieved with JustWorks. And this is it. We can go back to project manager and regenerate the project. We are back in QPyDE. If you're interested what changes have been made in the code we can have a look in the VPN folder and app underscore BLE.C. And on line 666 you see the IO capabilities have been set here and the man in the middle protection is configured here. So this macro definition have been changed based on the configuration in KUPA Max. So the project is good as it is we can just compile it and flash it to the target. So now again I will open the STBLE toolbox application. I will connect to my device. You see the service and characteristic discovery succeeded as I see all the services and here in the right my custom BLE service with a single characteristic. But now if I try to read it I get a pairing pop up by the Android. So if I click pair the pairing seems to be successful. The link is now encrypted and the characteristic value was read successfully. In the traces you see there is an event generated by the BLE stack and that is pairing complete with status 0 which means there is no error. And this is the end of the hands on.


Hey, it's Bridget. I am your intuitive life and energy coach. I'm also the founder of Above Life channel on YouTube and the Sunday Morning Coffee podcast. So today I'm going to share with you a life resume. I was kind of joking about this actually when I was trying to do stuff to do my new website here. I thought, I don't want to list out my resume. That's kind of ridiculous for spiritual work. And then I thought, maybe not. Maybe it would be interesting for you to kind of see the evolution of the work that I've done over the last 20 years. Like, yeah, it's been 20 years that I've been doing spiritual work. We'll call it that. I started off doing medium ship ship. Two years after my father died is when I literally had this whole like explosion of opening the floodgates to my psychic gifts. I always thought everybody was really creative and clairvoyant and visionary and visual and all that. And I just thought I was creative. And it turns out I'm just extraordinarily clairvoyant. And so, yeah, that was back in 2004. So this year, as I'm recording this, it'll be 20 years. Yeah. So I'm very fortunate to have been able to then start a business shortly thereafter with the encouragement of a friend when we were using we were trying to think of how to raise money for the breast cancer three day. And we were going to travel to do it to actually such a San Diego. And so she suggested that I do readings for people because I was doing them anyway, just because it felt like the right thing to do. And so I did and I got the donations to be able to take the trip and to donate the fund. So that's kind of how everything started. And it was a kind of a side business type thing, a little hobby business for a while. And then eventually it wouldn't be until 2008, in December 2008, is when I left my full time job in the public sector, working in human resources. I was a staffing administrator at a large government agency in Minnesota. And I left that work to to impart do my business and also raise my children. So I had I was having my fourth baby at that time. So it all the timing just aligned. So all right, so I'm going to share with you some of the things over the years. So you have a sense of what I've done. I've done a lot of retreats. I shouldn't say a lot because it's not like I do them every year. But retreats was the thing that I kind of first started out doing because I enjoyed that. I thought it was I just thought it was a cool way to bring people together. So this was my first retreat that I did in September of 2005 for the weekend. And we were at a home together for the weekend. And I had a whole little agenda. The purpose was to scut to discover the light within you and reconnect with your spirit. Nice, that's pretty simple. I mean, in its old school, like, you know, paper, then these aren't going to necessarily be in order because some of them are like one right on top of the other and stuff. So I also did a I've done a couple of different retreats here in Minnesota in the last from like 20, 2017 or 18, I did one. And then 2019, I did one as well. So I did them here. I also have done a couple others over the years. And central Minnesota, I did one. I did a couple at the same place I was at here. And this was in Wisconsin. So I probably I'd say I've done six or seven retreats that I've hosted and coordinated. They're a lot of work, by the way. If you ever think about doing them, it's a good idea to do them with other people because it's a lot of work. But they're fun, though, and they're really enjoyable to do. This was back in 2007, I had a party where I shared my vision with my friends and family and clients at the time. So I back in 2007, this was June 2007, I was actually working throughout the early the fall before that 2006 and into 2007 at a women's health center. And I did I was teaching meditation classes. So I was doing experiences there in person. And then I also did some private energy sessions there, because I had also got my certification in Reiki, which is not my favorite, by the way. Like if I have a choice, if somebody's going to work on me, I don't I don't like I don't choose Reiki, I would choose more of a healing touch. I've I also have certification in healing touch level one and level two. But that was right after Reiki. So healing touch level one and level two, I think was in 2006 is when I did that through the College of St. Catherine here in in Minneapolis, through their holistic health care program. It was like a continuing education class for like nurses and health care professionals. And also the community could participate. So I I took that class I registered and took that college class over the weekend. So again, that's called healing touch very heart based. I love that one. So this these are my Reiki certifications here. And the first one I got was August 17 2005. And the second one I got was in December of 2005. So August and December of 2005, I did Reiki. Now that was long before it was a thing, you know, so it was kind of a, I got some friends together and we were we ended up going to this class together. So I mentioned that I'm a coach. I'm actually a life coach, like I've had all the hours of training and certification from the International Center of Coaching in Minneapolis. And I graduated. So it was multiple weekend classes taught, like there's a multiple hours. I don't know how many hours it says it was, but it was a lot. Yeah, it was a lot. Anyway, it was great. It was life changing. But that was I graduated in October, October 16 2006. So I did that. That also was really helpful in my HR work, because at that time I did performance management. I also did organizational development and learning. And so my life coaching certification was helpful then. So that was in October 2006. And then let's see. Oh, and I got this certificate during I think it was late the late 1990s. I actually started working on my master's degree in public administration at Hamlin University in Minnesota here in St. Paul. And they had just started their law school not long before that. And so the public administration and the law school were kind of partners. And they had a series called the alternative dispute resolution where the law students could do it, but also the public administration students could do it. So I took that series where you get on the state Supreme Court list for mediation or arbitration. So I took that whole series, which was fascinating. That was like late I think it was 98 or probably 99 actually. Now that's not a psychic thing necessarily, but the conflict dispute resolution piece comes into play here because I also have a what would you call it a certification from it was a training, a circle keeper training for restorative justice from Washington County for community circles for being a facilitator for community circles to help heal the harm. It was in part co facilitated by a Lakota medicine man who happens to be one of my mentors who now is in the afterlife. You've heard me talk about red turtle bear. He was one of the co facilitators of this and he's actually traveled he traveled internationally to do this kind of training for restorative justice. It's called being a circle keeper. So I got that in October of 2005 as well that was on the 29th of October. And then let's see I also have I have a certification of ministry. So I am actually certified or licensed and I'm licensed in the state of Minnesota because I registered my certification. I can do weddings and I can also oversee baptisms you know rituals like that and then also memorial services and things like that. I haven't done any memorial memorial services. I don't think I've done any baptisms either. But I've done weddings. I've done like three or four four weddings I think. Yeah. Most recently two years ago I did one. So I have a certain credentials of ministry and that I got in 2010 August 2010 that as well. And then let's see I have these are just now these are just the sort of certifications that I found. I've attended other workshops and things like I took a shaman journey class over the course of a weekend that was offered at Lake Harriet Spiritual Community Center by a woman who's a very well respected shaman in our area in St. Paul actually area. And she's also an animal communicator. And so I did that. I can't remember the dates of that. It was probably 2010 11 something like that maybe 12 something like that. But I did that as well. That was when I got one of my animal totems Margaret and she is a sea turtle. And so yeah I'm very comfortable with the animal totems as spirit guides. Okay so then let's see I in during the 2020 thing that happened like in the spring remember that yeah I remember that. I actually took a class that I had this opportunity I love horses I really I don't ride I've never had a horse but I love them they're such intuitive creatures and I've been drawn to them and I met a woman at an x1 event that I was speaking at and she had this whole therapy the therapeutic setup around her horses and she worked with school districts and youth and she worked with women in difficult situations in life transition she did a lot and she did things I think she did stuff with recovery and addiction to them not 100% sure but she's in northern Minnesota and she was amazing and so she introduced me to the work with horses and I just fell in love with it and so I found out where she got some of her credentialing from other as a as a therapist lots of therapists took this class and I had the opportunity to take it as a coach because I was a certified coach so I was able to apply and be accepted into this program it's natural life from in ship it's working with horses and it's equine assisted therapy or equine assisted coaching and so I took it again trauma informed care based and I was in this class with all these other therapists and it was like whoa but I did it all online and during the that time when we were all stuck at home that's why I did it online because I was supposed to go there but they had to cancel all that so I did it for four months it was a lot of work it was 30 continuing education credits for therapists and psychologists and it was amazing it was amazing so it gives me a real balance of understanding relationship because that's the primed thing in working with horses and things in healing and like feeling into the body and the natural rhythmic repetitive movement of the body and the body is so important and intuitive work and an energy work yeah okay so I have some others also that I did not share that I don't know if I have them in here or not oh I do good I do um I also I did a weekend a soulful women's retreat weekend in San Rafael uh California which is kind of by the San Francisco Bay Area and that was um that is when I met Ariel Spillsbury and Elaine Kalila Sophia um Dowdy and um it was just an incredible yeah soulful women's experience we'll say it was just really amazing but that was when I was exposed to divine feminine archetypal energies and priestessing work and um it just wow changed a lot for me it was a heavy duty a lot of work and I wasn't ready to go deep into that work that was back in 2013 at that time but I I got introduced to it kind of attuned to it and then came back to it when I was ready to really dig in deeper to archetypal energies and work with the divine feminine in different ways so um I did that in 2013 and Ariel Spillsbury is the one that is the 13 moon mystery school a woman who channeled in this really interesting in an incredibly powerful archetypal energies and so it's a there's a 13 moon oracle deck you can purchase that is that so and then Elaine ended up creating her own priestess temple called priestess presence you can look that up and she actually has a card deck too it's across the room here though um a Magdalene rose deck again her name is Elaine Kalila Sophia uh Dowdy and she was a psychotherapist and then just really full on embodied the divine feminine work and she's in California area to Nevada City though if she does retreats and things there but she has a huge online temple so you can check that out priestess presence as well she's one of the people that I initially was connected into and kind of worked with her energy the energy that she brought through so I also have at that retreat that I was at I met a woman who owns earth harmony wellness center in Dover, New Hampshire so if you're in the New Hampshire area or anywhere out there just take a weekend trip and head over to Dover, New Hampshire to earth harmony wellness the oasis shop she has a storefront there with gorgeous crystals and tools and supplies such a loving environment and she does healing work and and she is a priestess in the divine feminine 13 moon 13 moon mystery school but she's also when she and I met she was doing a lot of healing work through um the Camadon Academy which is known as the mm method or Melchizedek method not the guy that you look up online Melchizedek that does like the et stuff not that it's different than that it's Alton Alton Camden it's out of Australia he actually did a beautiful speech before the United Nations about peace and planetary peace and you know vibrational healing and meditation and that kind of thing so he's just quite interesting quite an interesting fellow um but I took levels one through four from her of the Melchizedek method which is a high vibrational attunement where in I mean it's in incredibly intensive okay and I went out there what four times to do the work with the workshops over the course of several years I think I started in 2015 and went for the first time when I started getting visits from this Melchizedek guy I'm like who are you you kind of look like an angel Razio but you're not kind of look like a Santa to me and it turns out it was Melchizedek and I knew that I you know because I finally got the name because you know with me with names it's nothing and so I called her up and I said hey dude's coming to me now so I think I need to come and take one of your classes so I did and then I took the next one and the next one and the next one and the next one and it's really using like energy from Thoth and energy from like emerald tablet kind of wisdom we're talking about here and the Egyptians and just really advanced metaphysical energies of light codes and encodements with using sacred geometry and ancient as well as future energies it's really really really powerful and so I am up through level four with Melchizedek method yeah so it's a known for deep clearing work so when you have somebody that needs a house cleared that's the kind of person you want is somebody that has had that attunement and or a person it's really good for releasing the old for release men and clearing work and I've always done clearing work I've always been that person and because I had so many paranormal experiences growing up and I'm very clairvoyant as well as claircentient so I see and I feel sense I've always had the ability to be able to connect with psychic kids and really help them at a higher consciousness level kind of set up the grids in their home and then like working with the parents and that kind of a thing I've also done work with children who do not speak who are non-verbal and communicating with their higher self I've done that I've had that opportunity I've done some I've talked to some recognizable people but I don't share my client list or anything like that so I've had quite an interesting experience and and recently now we're about five months out from my near-death experience I actually had emergency open heart surgery when I was actually out for a week out on the east coast and that was a whole experience in and of itself and so now I'm working with some deeper earth grid energies and grounding and really working through the process of understanding what that means for me now and part of it you're seeing here is me getting the opportunity to share with you and pass along with you the knowledge wisdom and experience that I've had and I have this I know that I have this unique ability to talk with your brain just as much as I can communicate and connect with the metaphysical I can talk to you analytically because I am a recovering overthinker I'm still an overthinker but I used to be a major type A personality and now life is different for me so I work on a basic premise of body mind heart and soul and those four aspects of you are simply what I look at and what I work with so it's really easy just four little blocks that I look into and then I see the grid system around you and I see where things are lit up where there's an opportunity for something to be shift or moved or brought into your awareness or just let go without having to go deep and figure it out and know but a lot of times my clients do need to talk about things and and really think through them which is fine but while that's happening we're moving energy your healing team and your spiritual helpers are moving energy but that's why I offer different types of coaching style sessions too like on track coaching which is much more project based accountability based that kind of thing but also with an energetic and intuitive base to it so you can use all your your resources so yeah all right so that is my life resume it's pretty long now probably but at least up to this point and I'm sure I forgot multiple things I'm I'm thinking sitting here going I'm sure I forgot multiple things but there you go and all that doesn't really matter as far as how credentialed I am what matters is is do you and I fit are we a fit like do I resonate like do you resonate with me do I resonate with you for this time that you're in for where you're at right now and if you're watching this still they answer that question is probably a yes so now just go look at the services the menu of services and see what's available and see what you can tap into maybe it's one of the monthly groups the inspiring psychic experience that I offer or maybe it's an energetic forecast once a month or maybe it's a private session or maybe it's a twin flame scenario that you want to work through or maybe you're a priestess and it's priestess coaching there's a whole wide variety the sky's the limit right hey thanks for watching


It's an interesting question to ask for something that was pretty volatile and moving very nicely in pre-market like this. For what goes up does come back down. With such a nasty drop that created a lot of volatility, a lot more volume got filled as support levels were breaking. It actually makes this stock more tradable in that regard in the sense of maybe more volatility now at this point compared to the last hour. But for as much as this stock pumped up in pre-market and popped after the open and dropped all the way back down, it would not surprise me if this just keeps sinking into the close. So listen, for anyone that jumped in maybe earlier, Ronald got 10 cents on his trade. Norman tried to go under an overoff of 261 earlier. He got out just in time. Charles, if Charles is trying to trade the bottom right now in from around 220 or maybe like 215, if you're in from there, hey, you're doing pretty good so far.   If we end up seeing that during this meeting, then I'll definitely be more likely to put it back on our list, the IMMX. But definitely be careful at this point. So much sell off just came in and especially around the 240 level, not just 230, but 240. Those were two huge levels from pre-market trading. All right. So for right now, folks, you see the market. It's on the five-minute chart on the bottom there, the SPI. And I'd mention this during, if not the meeting here yesterday about 24 hours ago, then it was in the live trading room. We talked about this and I was saying, you know, for how flat of a close as we had, you definitely know there is going to be some big fireworks for tomorrow, for today that is. So with that, well, the SPI ended up beginning to bounce at first off a big support, but it failed to break higher. And when it fails to break higher, well, there's only one other way it's going to go, right? And as soon as the SPI ended up breaking under support, I believe that was off of $391.86. $391.86, that was the closing price, I believe, back from Tuesday or Wednesday's trading. Huge support. Once it broke, that was it. No looking back. SPI ended up completely tanking from that point. It's been a drop off all day today. And with that, I do want to show the SPI chart in full at the end of this meeting. Hopefully it doesn't freeze and crash up my screen or whatnot. But, you know, I'll show the SPI on the monthly scale on the monthly chart. And I'll give you my outlook, at least over the next, you know, a couple of months as we look to see support get tested. But let's go right from top to bottom. Otherwise, here, you know, nothing on our list so far. But let's see if there's anything that can make the cut. The GOVX trade to begin. It's a cheapy. Ended up making a nice pop earlier after the market opened, you know, roughly from 80 upwards, even like close to 110. It ended up breaking above 110 going into the early afternoon, but from there fell back down, trying to make another run right now. So, you know, I pretty much said it earlier on IMMX, except this one didn't dump off as hard. But, you know, I want to come back to this at the end if we need to even. But for right now, not doing it really here. The GOVX trade. It's like a nice level one stock, like the IMMX just, you know, very liquid tight spread. It's not shaking around 20, 30 cents a clip. You know, so in that regard, it's much safer compared to otherwise. But I don't know. Not really feeling it just yet. I'll come back to it if we get one more pop. Now, as we continue to go through, hey, it's a Friday. It's kind of mid-month still at this point. So, you know, I bet you towards the end of next week, even though we're heading into Memorial Day weekend, it's the end of the month. We should get a lot of volatility for next Friday for this Friday. I don't know if we're going to see as much volatility here for the afternoon. So, we got to try and be a little picky. I want to see if there's anything that we can just find near the highs or at the lows. The SIGA trade could be that one, if anything. You know, we don't need a big list. All we really need is just one. So, if there is one stock so far, I could easily just, you know, put on the watch list. It would be SIGA. Ended up making a really good move after the open. It did take a while for that trend to develop. But there was a big payoff, as you could see. Ended up breaking out pretty nicely. But the bigger talking point on this trade, if anything, I don't have my book map, my level four up for this, folks. So, I do apologize. I would have shown it. But, you know, there was this huge iceberg order that popped up on the bid throughout the early morning after the market opened up. And that was at $9.00. And then they basically moved their order up in order to squeeze this here. So, they were moving their order up from $9.00 to $9.20. And that was there for a while. And then from there, they pulled it from $9.20 and pushed it up to 10. And, you know, it's been smooth up and running since. So, for right now, I mean, this stock is easily just a short squeeze. We could label it as such. Nonetheless, for right now, we'll see if this stock can continue to push higher heading into the close. I was looking for support to hold earlier off the 11 level here, heading into like 130, 145 time. And it was a little shaky at first. I didn't jump in it at all. I was just making a call out here. I was hoping for it to hold better than it did. But, you know, hey, right now, actually, here as we went into this meeting, this was the better hold. So, if we can get the higher high coming out very shortly from now, I'll be pretty happy. All time high on the stock too, if I'm not mistaken, was back from 2011. I think that was at $15.00 roughly. $15.21 back from March of 2011. So, you know, not at all time highs yet, but it's getting pretty damn close here, right? So, definitely want to keep an eye on this SIGA trade. NNVC, I didn't see the ticker on the gainer side until now. This stock actually is a familiar name to a lot of us here. Just over the years you could see, and this is just the monthly chart still, I'm going to keep it on the monthly just because I'm going to go over the spy at the end, but just pop and drop type of stock. We've done well on the stock, but it's obviously not a swing trade.  So, you know, it's actually at the highs right now technically, but not really trading really any respectable volume per minute. Alright, what a break number one there. TXMD up over 25% for right now. This one's trading a lot more volume per minute, you could tell based off the number of white right there. You know, that number is always subject to change and could weighing down should be stopped seeing a lot of volume get traded here. But for right now, it's trending back on up pretty nicely. It looks pretty good, you know, very tradable, right? Hey, we only have the SIGA trade on the watchlist so far. So, given this uptrend here on TXMD, no, why not? Get trade, this one just flat AEMD kind of making the same move to a degree as TXMD, but this one trading less volume per minute, like kind of a spotty chart, you could see that there. Remember, it's a Friday. So, you normally don't expect a lot and maybe next Friday, perhaps end of the month. See, but markets obviously down. So, UVIX is on the gainer side, UVXY, which is the one that we're a lot more familiar with inside this live trading room.  So, easily we'll put this on our list here. You know, especially for a lot of us that do well on this one in particular. So, whether it be UVXY or VIXY or SQQQ, it might be a VIX ETF, it might be an inverse or bearish ETF to the cues or the spy here, but those will all be moving gear heading into the close. But let's see if there's any stocks at least that we could follow. And keep in mind that the markets down, folks, I always like to cross my T's, dot my eyes when I do this meeting. We always have new members join us here each and every day. It's to say that obviously the markets tank. So, I just have to, like I said, cross my T's, dot my eyes. I got to go through the gainer side here first. I'm not expecting to find much of anything aside from those ETFs really. But, you know, hey, there could be something going against the grain, you know, an SIGA for that matter, right? Alright, so the AGRI trade now is I kind of look back at my chart, you know, as I kind of finish up skimming through here. AGRI is pushing up, you know, it's a stock that we are pretty familiar with at this point. We've done a really well on it really basic, basically off its IPO, but most notably over this past week. So, you know, I could put it on our list. It's pretty close to our to the highs of the day, at least for right now. And I think I'll do that, just kind of selling myself into doing that, you can kind of hear. So, let's hop on over to a loser's side for right now. The spy will get to at the end. It's basically at some pretty big FIPS support that I had lined up just earlier. As we see the top of the loser's list here. I know one of us had asked just beforehand Lewis or he was saying at least not asking looking to short ROST around here and that was said at 229 right before we started this meeting. So, for right now, it's still chipping around 70 right there. So, Lewis might need one more break under 70 for that short, but you know, it's down at the lows of the day. It's shortable. I tell you for a 70 $70 stock, the order book isn't like extremely bad. You know, it's going to be thin, right? It's going to be probably like a three, four cent spread at times. You're going to see this type of thin liquidity, but comparing that to like INDO or you know, and any of like the crazy small cap like pop and drop stocks. You know, that's actually not terrible, right? So, ROST will put on our list here. Keep it going. Let's see. Definitely going to find a lot more on the loser's side though is we kind of get towards the middle to the bottom of it.  So, honestly, let me just go from bottom to top. I almost find that's like easier for me to do it times here. Alright, ROBLOX number 48, a stock that we are very familiar with, ended up dropping off early this morning if you want to follow my five minute chart here on the left, but ended up dropping off from 35 down to sub 30, had to squeeze back up with the market. You know, it's just flat right now, not doing a whole lot really over the last 30 minutes. AMC is showing more direction even over the last hour compared, you know, it's been dropping off a little bit more at least heading into this afternoon. It is short of all my platform, but if you're able to short it, I feel like AMC is like more in line to be put on our list compared to the ROBLOX. Alright, let's see what else we got here so far first. We'll kind of just skim the list and then we'll kind of just add them at the end. The AMC trade at least, you know, I wouldn't mind putting on our list. Coles KSS ended up dropping off earlier today. Again, if you want to follow the five minute chart on the left, drop down from 43 to sub 39. It's similar to ROBLOX, just more of a flatter move here at this time. You know, I'm sure you could say that even on AMC, but I felt AMC had a little bit more direction to it. You could definitely say that on a lot of other stocks. I know NovaVax has been getting crushed today. Dropped all the way down, I mean from like 56, but really once it broke, support off 53, 5320-ish. Drop down really steadily. So this is a little bit more tradable for right now in my opinion. I'll put the NVACS trade on there. You got Bed-Beth Beyond, Bobby J. Dropped off. It's like a slower move right now. I mean, hey, tradable by all regards, but pass here. You don't want to make too big of a watch list. I mean really for any day, but let alone Friday, right? I want to keep it simple. Let's see if there's anything else. TGTX, this one. I feel like it might be slower.  Took about an hour plus to get that done, but a little bounce dropped off really nicely from the morning. I could put it on our list if I really need to. Norman says it is slow. This stock, yes, maybe the market as a whole right now as well. I would say the same on both. All right. Lewis says Redbox playing games. Let me just jump to the chat here really quickly. I'll jump to the cyber group room first. We'll jump to YouTube after. Redbox playing games says Lewis. Redbox was on the gainers list number three. It is pushing back up, right? Over the last five, six minutes here, pushing back up a little bit. If it's playing games, they're roping us right in Lewis. All right. I'll put this back on our list. The Redbox trade. RDBX. Mike asking how about Grab? I forgot about Grab. It's moving up. I could say the same on this as I just said on TGTX. Similar move. Both got crushed. Moving back up a little bit right now. Both tradable. Both liquid. Both, I think, script shortable. Yeah, both shortable in case they flopped the other way. Don't have a great need to put this on the main list right now, Mike. If you did well on this trade from earlier today, yesterday, you definitely follow this, then. You know, that goes for anybody else with their sideless stocks, really. Trinia asking, can you refocus your screen please? Ooh, should be focused. I know for all this live inside the trading room, I believe it is good to go. I don't know if there's a way for me to refocus this time, Trinia. I apologize. Bill saying here inside the live trading room, there has got to be a lot of margin calls being issued today downward pressure on the market. So, I want to get to that, or at least, you know, from my eye, I could relate to what you just brought up, Bill. So, how about this? Give me a quick second. Let's see if I can do a little something. Perfect. Without freezing up my screen, just bear with me. I'm just going to clear up all these lines here. These were my lines that I plotted for this morning. There's the 391.86 that broke. But, I want to show you more or less just, you know, a couple of fib levels that I'm now following on the spy monthly. So, bear with me just for a quick second here, because normally we don't talk as much about indicators. But, you know, when it comes to swing trading, or just long-term looking for bottoms, this is something that I found pretty interesting. So, I ended up doing this from the bottom of the 2008-2009 recession. You know, the thing with indicators and really fibs in general is that, you know, everyone has where they want to put their lines and whatnot. They argue that theirs are the best, whatnot. This is just from my perspective. So, mine aren't better or worse than anyone's. It's just that I know how to use fibber tracements. And with that, I'll show you at least what I was looking at. So, I ended up basing this initially off the bottom here from 2008-2009, the recession there, and then ended up running a retracement all the way to the top. And I'll show you what I ended up finding. It's basically a loose approximation. So, keep in mind, this is about, what, like a 14-year time frame here, right? Pretty lengthy amount of time. It's not just like a couple of days or a week or a month, right? So, interestingly enough, we have the SPI right now basically testing big support, the 23.6% retracement line from that bottom to top. Does that mean that it's going to spike right back on up and then we go back up from there? No, not at all. That is not the case. That couldn't be further from the case. It's just to say, at least, for right now, we may see a bit of consolidation from the drop-off that we had. Maybe we drop off more and then close the end of the month above the 23.6%. That could also happen. I'm just alluding to the fact that now we are at a historical support. Now, something else that one of my students Norman brought up as I was showing him this, you know, we're at support from here. But if you actually also base it off the bottom of the pandemic, bottom of 2020 to this top, more of like a, you know, I don't want to say micro level, but more of a shorter-term time frame, you could also see that the SPI is at support, the 38.2% retracement from there, right? So I will say 380-ish, pardon me, 380-ish, maybe like 378 to 380 on the SPI should be a pretty big historical level coming up over time. Now, if we happen to see much further continuation, at least looking at this, you know, I would say roughly around 350 would be the next major level, at least if you're basing the retracement off the bottom of 2020 to this top. All right, so we'll see how this pans out, but I ended up realizing this at least today, wanted to bring it to all of us here. Well, we'll chart this over time, how about that? All right, so folks, last call, if there's anything else up, down, left, right, more than 5%, probably down 5%, let me know. Lewis says, R-O-S-T bounce too fast for my taste, taking it off of the short list on my side. Well, if we happen to get a little short covering, perhaps, off that bounce around the 380 level, then I would anticipate a squeeze, perhaps not just on the R-O-S-T, but across the board, you know, NVACs, maybe, you know, the red boxes at the highs, right? But, you know, NEO, AMC, all the stocks that we would just throw on the side list, they'll look for a squeeze, should that be the case? Please be the case, please be the case, we can't have any more pain here, right? Folks, let's see what we have here across the next 70 minutes for all of some social media, Facebook, Live, and YouTube. Enjoy the weekend. How about that, first off? Enjoy the weekend coming up. I know it's been getting warmer and warmer out here on the island. It's going to be like 95 out tomorrow, so it's going to be a great beach day for me. Hopefully, it's a nice beach day for you. If you have any other questions, feel more than free to send it on over through email. Josh at ctutrading.com is my email. If you wanted to join us inside our live trading room, feel more than free to do so by going right down to the link on the yellow banner below to get yourself started. But for Lewis, for Bill, who says, sorry Josh, forecast is for pain. And I was kind of choking there, Bill. I definitely am expecting more pain. I'm ready for it. I mean, we eat pain here, right? All right, folks. But for Bill, for Lewis, for Mike and Norman, and all of us here live, I look forward to catching back with you folks coming up here just to close out for the day. Talk to you soon. Take care. Come a Cyber Group member today. Just click the link below and receive all these amazing products and a world of knowledge for just nine dollars. Do it.


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