Alright, but let's go. You want to play mix-ups? Let's play that mix-up game. I know I think I know you by now I think you want that sparking show it to me Yes, how's it going everybody? Dotto doi here with another round of dragon ball fighters ranked matches this time We're taking Android 17 Super Saiyan Goku and Yamcha into the online ranked world and we're going up against a Super Saiyan Rose again So who knows maybe this will be our chance to prove ourselves or maybe we'll lose again who knows Okay, ooh All right, and we are starting off nice and strong Nothing too fancy. Just the standard 17 combo.  Oh never mind. This is for the best. Oh My goodness. This is so good No, no, no No, we have to defend.  Oh, I Tried clicking a button. Can you tell I was desperate? I think he knows so much that I was desperate. Oh, man, that would have been so sick All right, we're guard-cancelling we have to no down medium doesn't reach.  Oh, why GP Jake is like, I'm not letting him switch everything in my power is going to be he's gonna go behind No All right, we got to get somebody back in dude It's got to be somebody No down heavy comes out. No and somebody's blowing up my mentions Okay, what we'll just take yoncha or should we have stayed in I really don't know Huh? No, the 3h doesn't connect. We were really hoping to get something crazy there. Oh Well darn. Oh, oh Oh, that was beautiful see 17 can do some real beautiful stuff.  A lot of it comes down to hope Darn and see there. It's kind of hard to connect. Oh Should have started with a 3h there a lot of rookie mistakes coming out for my 17 unfortunate too cuz out Big lag. No Luckily he does finish the combo, but we'll never know for sure what he wanted Beautiful reflect reflect for my opponent there. Oh Beautiful Okay I will just go with a level one for now. I could have level three, but I don't think the knockdown would have been that good. Oh Wow, we weren't immune to superdash there. I guess you have to do it during the active frames We could be dead here if he wants us dead Level one in the level one should probably be enough. I was thinking a level three, but it's done. Oh That's fine. I think 17 get did a good job. We can go ahead call him back to the pokeball. Great job 17 Oh, you sly conniving dog Nice reflect catch. Oh, wow. We got hit by the trunks assist, but we did get our jab in darn Nice behind the back. I couldn't expect it. I mean I could have but I'm Let's be real me. Nah nice Hmm down medium doesn't connect there. Luckily we don't call that my sis. So it's not like it's too bad But he does get the extension drops it. Oh I Because that's not plus he went into an immediate behind the back while we're getting messed up here Oh my guard cancel doesn't even work And I try to go into a panic vanish. He's really holding me down with the option here Not good. Should I down tech? No Okay All right, level three now now the balls in our court. You see he likes to reflect a lot So I think I'm gonna go ahead and go with something risky The up. Yep, it's a little risky But he's been reflecting a ton and as a yamcha player, he knows that you can get some good setups off of that I think that was overall just the safest choice. We're not out of the woods yet We're gonna need some good. Oh We made it out. No, you see we could have done so much more Come on safe nice. Oh Catches us with the super dash It's okay. We can play defense here. Oh Beautiful cancel behind the back into change the future. Is it gonna be enough? He drops it. Oh He he didn't respect the yamcha assist and in the end. He's going to fall to that very assist Who you have to respect it in that scenario? I don't I don't I can't blame him for not respecting it Cuz I could have hit him with a cross-up or something Beautiful game though.  I just got back from the Dragon Ball Super Broly movie by the way So if I'm loving life a little extra right now, that's definitely the reason How do we drop a normal combo 17 ants it riddle me that? All right, we're just gonna I'll take the okie where I can get it Nice. We keep it nice and simple too. Oh He got hit by some I think he was going for a DP. It just didn't come out Oh, man, whether that was an input or just something lost to the online world. Oh That change was so good too. Oh Yonk assist don't down heavy. Oh Damn, I didn't I didn't think I need to be stopped But clearly that was up to personal interpretation because I just got stopped and I tried a cheese level three so 17 falls to a very early fate. Oh, the cheese level three would have worked too. Oh No respect on that So we are going to forge our own path here Let's go into something nice and simple a level three keep it classic get the okie this time We got a four-some to block something though. Yeah, that's time. You got a four-some to block Keep your options open because that's all we really have and We'll spend the bar just to get Goku back out. Yeah, we could have killed on one But the the yonk assist is just so clutch here Plus, I think Goku plays a better neutral. Oh Good use of the oh No, oh we nerf those who oh No, oh Beautiful. Oh, no, it doesn't connect. Ah, we were playing such a good game, too. Oh Nice use of the sparking to stay safe. Oh Catches me trying to input a medium All right, so the ball is kind of in his court now He can snap us out which he does to keep up for pressure. Oh Catches us again. I would probably go for another snap out. No, he wants the okie good choice Now I don't want to spark against the Yamcha. I'm sure you've seen the hard reeds with this heavy. He'll probably flip back now. I See my good sir. I see I'll tell you what it hurts with the shoes on the other foot snap back. All right. We spark here No way Beautiful use of the EX Wolfang fist to just get in fast. No spirit ball for the okie though The auto combo doesn't connect. It really was relying on that a lot. Oh Darn. Oh, but we stick a foot in his face though.  He is can't he is just so fast Man, that's actually great. That's a great tool. I don't use that a lot personally beautiful no That's the kind of beam game. I'm trying to play We draw out that key blast. I want to see them trades. Oh, that was so satisfying 17 you didn't do much. Let's let's stop with the hair pose Let's go ahead and keep that in the back. Oh God, oh God, he got he was just knocked up too high Nice use of the DP. He knew I was clicking but Catches my check. That's when it feels the most dirty when you catch the tech. That's Justin. That's just a Nice way of saying hey, buddy. Let's uh, how about we play with a little bit of skill? But I don't have no skill sir No DP. There's the DP. I was kind of feeling that one out There's the DP again. He knows he knows there's a there's a opening there. Oh Okay, okay, that was good. Oh, we lose 17 again. Oh He might live No, we're definitely dead. I've never been more dead in my life. Damn. It was so close to Unfortunate we'll see again 17 Doctor are you saying you're gonna lose this match? Okay.   Why didn't we just go straight to Vegeta son? Oh God?   Damn Truly, this is an anime game All right, we're dead again. By the way, this is three bar kill range At this point Gohan is like powered up out of his mind. I'm surprised he didn't go trunks Yamcha Gohan I think that one would have been a crazy good combo, you know, just leave that Gohan in Time to take the game back boys One foot after one foot after the other Yep, we're gonna keep doing that pressure Nice dragon rush the last thing I was expecting Man playing against the other another Yamcha is very eye-opening. Oh dive kick and not no need to apply No switch up Nice deflect to gets me with the down medium right afterwards. That was a man with confidence in that reflect. Oh That hurts that hurts. Why would you even do that? But damn did it work? Oh that hurt. Oh Talk about okay, we can't show our cards with level three here On the back there we go very careful about that DP. Oh, no Damn now we're getting close. Oh, no, he baited me. That was beautiful Oh, I don't know if he meant to do that or not, but I thought a super dash was coming out first We live he on to drop the feet in this man's face. Oh, that was that hitbox is beautiful Man, what are we fighting for though to be honest? I tried jumping I tried jumping I didn't think it would be able to go that far that fast. I was so worried about the superdash though Superdash Yamcha was a great option there and I'm props to this guy for holding that card so long Not defaulting to it. All right start off with a little normal something Nothing be too proud of Okay, again, we can just keep this normal thing going here. Oh, we get stuffed. Oh No Ah, and that never catches to why not just go back out McGohan. I don't think there's the reason not to There we go. We can play that Why not go back out in the trunks? Is there a reason not to? Darn, that's the wrong order These normals are too small for my liking. Oh behind the back. Oh behind the back again Double overhead. We see those Double overhead. We see the double over double double overheads. We see those two. Oh No, oh that wasn't us. Oh My god something when you try so hard, but you don't succeed I didn't even get what I want and especially not what I need reflects it Beautiful play and now all of a sudden the shoes on the other foot Why was I singing lyrics? What why was I focusing on the lyrics of a song? Damn it. Oh, wow. He didn't punish that. I I 100% Yeah, okay, nice 100% I thought I was dead there Okay, come on. We can finish strong here. That's all we need One big finish away No down heavy no DP. Oh beautiful reflect. I'm getting eaten alive by those this game Damn, is this doing a lot of damage to anybody else? No, nobody else is feeling this Beautiful guard cancel we out. Oh Are you ready kids cuz I sure isn't oh Bad down. Oh, but it's followed up with the option. Why did I not respect that assist? Wow cut back to when I said man. He should have respected my assist You got to ask yourself is this the second I don't think I've ever seen that string of spirit ball connect All right. Well, like I said before we can't we have to hold this one Cross-up man. Oh man was that fast? Man, oh man did that cross-up fly? All right. Well now we're back in the loser seat. Oh Beautiful dive kick I can give it up. I can respect it, but I do not like it All right Safe and sound we got to just do something a little normal here. He's gonna down tech No, we don't catch him Db. Oh, it wasn't fast enough. Oh wait. We go go go Nice Nice we pick up a cheesy vanish kill man a lot of stuff was happening fast there Sorry if I went quiet, but basically he succeeded in his goal of draining my sparking. Oh If that didn't connect we lost In fact, if we make I think one more mistake and he uses sparking will enough back dash on that Keep him away with beams That's the option's worst nightmare. You got to keep this man out. Yeah, you know, he's desperate. Oh No We're not gonna be able to take this Level one super and we're done. Damn. That was good. That was a good game Ironically 17 perform the best I think he held out the longest Yeah, I told you we can only make one of one mistake there is all it took and one mistake He a player like this. That's gonna be it.  Oh No, tell me I didn't do that. All right, we're caught up in the vortex now boys. It'll take some good defense Down tech luckily we get right out. Oh No, we should have kept our positioning Tries to cross us up, but it doesn't go as planned. No, come on. Don't let oh, I mean, I guess I'll take it I don't feel good about the lag though. Oh beautiful DP Man, you hate to see it I don't know why I tried to down heavy that with the arm to assist out and just 17 smaller stature That probably wasn't the best choice We're one hit away from being a he's setting us up hard knockdown. We got a block of mix Man, I don't play defense. Let's go. Oh, come on man No, no, no, I Can't believe that beat out my low light that beat me out so hard drop it. No, okay He actually a great a great switch choice there Man, we lose our sparking and our our light doesn't go out Okay, I think we're just going to keep trunks in for now Okay, we hit the level three knockdown. I think we've hit him enough times that we can go back to the grab, right? No, he texts it Nice, it hits overhead and I was blocking low. Oh But we get out. I can't believe that once I failed at that range my mind just shut down I was like block block We mission failed mission failed Nice we get a nice pickup. That's actually gonna get Yamcha back in too. I wish we could have switched Goku back in But it's not that big of a deal not that big of a deal not worth wasting one of two bars All right, we got to do work fast though. Oh You reflected it with Super Dash. I was like, how did it reflect the Key Blast? Don't switch this back out Beautiful choice though. Oh, that was dirty my friend. I do not appreciate Nice I can play a little hard ball to myself All right, but let's go. You want to play mix-ups? Let's play that mix-up game. I Know I think I know you by now. I think you want that sparking show it to me Yes, give in to your deepest desires. Show me that sparking car I think we both knew one of us was gonna do it. Oh That was quick Overhead. Oh, but he doesn't go for the standard route. No, I didn't play it safe enough. Come on Drop ah Didn't buy enough time sparking still in play here. I think he's gonna go for a very quick Super Dash Let's see if we can stay on our toes Beautiful. That's good enough actually That'll buy us enough time. I think No, I wanted to get out of the corner so bad that I risked it He can hit us with a level three here and get us into a dirty mix I don't even think we'll die after that one mix Nobody has another three bars if we don't block this where we're in for it, dude I see my dragon rush to you. No, we're dead You hate to see it. You lose to one mix. Damn. That was a good game though Damn, that was a good game Good game. It came down to only a couple moments and it on my 17 Missed 17 did good, but if there was just some prime time moments where I drop stuff But I think that's three to oh Wow, that was that was a fun set though. I got to admit I got to admit I thought we had it with the read I Kind of want to go one more one more one more one more one more one more I know we lost three two, but this one's just for funsies just for fun See who you're gonna call the police dude. No, nobody's calling the police Except for me except for me. I'm calling the police right now because that did not go well. Oh That was almost dirty. Thankfully. I don't react it that fast enough. I Didn't take that. No, come on. You got to give me the props. I want my defensive props knocks me down No level three. So we just down tech All right, we're out. That's good. Is it gonna dump it here? That's an option. He loves oh And it connects off a yamcha man. We're getting beat up on this bonus round I guess me and bonus rounds truly don't go along too well. I've never won a bonus round I've never won a bonus round. What's Me and mix-ups we don't get along Okay, hard knock down Why am I not baiting those out? He's done that every time I should bait those out by now Okay, we'll live the three level ones, but it won't it will be very close He doesn't even bother. All right, we block the low Nice we actually change that Decent damage. Oh, that's where you put it the DP and oh that connects. What the Trunks assist looking low key a little fire. Oh, did I hit him? No, I didn't know I didn't I tried it Oh, okay, we're free. We're free overhead I didn't even I didn't even realize that was an overhead to be completely honest I did not even process that Level three, so we have to block the mix legitimately this time because we have no spark That's fine.    Come on. Come at me. Oh, not like that though. That was crazy. Oh My god, this man is trying This man is trying to mix me up. I wasn't blocking low I wasn't blocking low the sweep hits me Beautiful the chicken game of not knocking out a character is over That's my mental state. That's my mental state No tech on that either. Oh, I think you could even hear me mashing All right, that's fine. That's my hard knockdown. He does Man, this is this is a very momentum-based game starting to regret using my sparking so early Double overhead. I thought I had that no No, I don't think 17's gonna make this come back Knock me down to level ones. That'll kill And it's going on to not like this not like this. Okay. Come on 17. We can do this.  No tech. Oh, come on, dude Me and bonus rounds. We don't get along. I've never I'm never doing another bonus round as long as I live All right. Well, we lost 3-2 4-2. Hey, that was an official Man, I lost so much points But thank you so much to our opponent here great games You adapted very well, and I just couldn't get it done.  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Hi everyone, happy Friday and happy new release day. I'm Joe and I'm coming at you with some 2021 Tops Finest Baseball. Eight box, pick your team number one from jaskiescasebrakes.com. Very big thank you to everyone here for getting in on the action. Michael ended up with that last spot mojo, so he has the last spot mojo star next to his name, 70% of the time, last spot mojo hits 100% of the time. If you have a little rooftop next to your name, right? That means you won that spot in the team random that we did a few moments ago and that's in a separate video. Did I upload that video? Yes, so that's uploaded if you wanna see the randomizer results for that. All right, so let's pop this open. Joe P, what's up? Oh, he's got a basketball question for me. Is, is Dame going to the Lakers? No. A, I think Dame and Lillard is very happy with the city of Portland. I don't think he's gonna ask for a trade. I suppose the trailers could trade him but I don't, I can't see them trading them to a division rival. So I would be stunned if that happened. All right, there's two, there's four, there's six, and there's eight. He's talking, I don't think he's said it. I think people are speculating it, but I don't think he's actually made any kind of indication that he wants to leave. Dame and Lillard is famously loyal and he has really made Portland a home for himself. Like a lot of his immediate and extended family have all moved up to Portland. Like he's all in on that city. What did he tweet? Did he tweet, there needs to be changes or did he tweet, I want out of Portland? There's a big difference. I think the Lakers have a better chance at getting like, well, yeah, I mean, but that's reading between the lines. I can't, I can't begin to get inside the head of Dame and Lillard, but from what I do know about him from over the years, I don't think he's looking to get out of Portland. I think he wants to have more influence on, well, that's a song lyric, Joe P. Look up the rest of those lyrics. I think he's indicating that he wants to, he wants to make changes for the team. I mean, I think he wants to say in, I don't know if Terry Stotz is gonna be there. He wants to say, and the coaching, he wants to say, he wants to say in what players get here, you know? No, Dane doesn't strike me as a guy that's eager, that has one step, that has one step out of the door. You know what I mean? I'll buy that with Harden, I'll buy that with Kyrie, I'll buy that with a lot of players, but I don't know, I'd have a hard time believing that Damon would force a trade or force his way out. 89 out of 99, Enoli, Peretis? Yeah, exactly, Bryce. Yeah, I could see reading between the lines for a lot of different players, but Damon Lillard is a different kind of cat. There's Josh Bell, who looks weird in national uniform, to 125, Enoli, Peretis goes to the Astros, that goes to Sam. LeBron, what sphere? LeBron has never asked out, he's always been a free agent. He's been able to kind of dictate where he wants to go in the free agency market. I don't know if he's ever demanded a trade, though. So I know you don't like LeBron, you're trying to throw shade on him, but come on, don't just make things up. There's Will Smith for my Dodgers, the Fresh Prince of Bel Air going to Robert Flores. Yeah, this does look nice, doesn't it? I feel like every year, in recent years, finances looked better and better. I like the sort of 80s geometric patterns in the background. The wave looks nice back there, too. There's Kettle Marte, healthy again, to 250. For the snakes, that'll be for Michael and the Diamondbacks.  That looks pretty sharp. That goes to Jeff and the Halos. And there's Dylan Carlson to 300. Yeah, I got Kettle Marte on my fancy team, Jope.  All right, that was the first box, next box. We got plenty of cases of this, folks, keep getting in to these breaks. And I feel like the checklist, the autograph checklist anyway, is kind of on the smaller side, so I think you're gonna see some repeats, which isn't a bad thing, because if you miss out on a team, especially in picker teams, if you miss out on the first time, you can keep buying those teams and keep chasing those autographs at least a few more times, and you might give yourself a better opportunity at getting a specific autograph or a specific card that you're looking for. I think there's some good strategy that you can have there, something like that. So get into your picker teams, and I would encourage everyone to get into picker team two before it ends up in some sort of filler. Picker team two still has 11 teams left with a lot of teams, $40 and under. So I would encourage everyone to go to jaskyscasebreaks.com, especially if you're not in this break, go right now. Grab an inexpensive team or two, and that'll probably get the break down into single digits pretty quickly, and then the rest of the medium and high rollers can step up and knock out the more expensive teams, and we'll be in breaksville pretty quickly. I think a lot of these finest breaks we can do without a filler. Eric, by any chance do you know when the Panini absolute break three will be? No, I don't. In fact, that's a question I should be asking you, Eric, because you control when a break will happen by buying spots. You and the rest of the collectors here in the chat, so I should be asking you that question. Eric, when is absolute three gonna break? There's, wow, see? Brooks Robinson, 36 out of 50. I'm telling you, don't sleep on the finest. Brooks Robinson on card autograph for Joshua and the Orioles. And we got Luis Garcia back here for the Nats, a 250 for Katie. Tony having a great season right here. Now, what's the, an all-card chip in this, by the way. Just looked at the description, all cards will ship. And obviously, numbered cards will be top loaded by the shipping team, 87 out of 300, Elohim and S. And we got a Raphael Marchand. Finest autograph for Philadelphia. That'll be for Icapola. Grizzled Bees. And Carlos Correa back here. I don't know why that's flipped around. Is that a, I don't know if they have variations or anything like that, but we'll pop that in there just in case. Yeah, great design this year. Love what I'm seeing here. There's Paul Goldschmidt to 199. That'll be for the Cardinals. That's gonna go to Ben. Mike Trout and Garrett Cole back here. Nice. Great. Next box. Get your teams in Finest. Jaspeyscasebreaks.com. There's a reason why you see, like in repack products, like the hit packs that we do here at Jaspeys, hit parade, Gold Rush, TriStar, so on and so forth. There's a reason why you often see, why you often see graded cards, graded Finest cards in those repack products because there's just a lot of value in this Finest. Ah, thank you, Ben. Flipped cards are usually, are mainly high number short prints. All right, so I'm glad I've been speeding those up. Our shipping and sorting team will top load all of those before they get sorted and shipped out to you, of course. And I think half the teams remaining in Picker Team 2 are $40 and under, and that's a pretty good price point. Really good price point. I'm sure we can run a number of these back tonight on Jaspeyscasebreaks.com. All right, now Bryce was saying he needed Byron Buxton to come off the aisle soon. We also, for the hobby, we need Cabrine Hayes to come back soon and come back strong. I think he's supposed to come back soon, if not already. Woo, look at this. One of one, Super Fractor Mark Kana for Farron and the A's. One, the A's in a team random. Brooks Robinson autograph, a Super Fractor, come on. Jaspeyscasebreaks.com, get into it. I like how they have the Super Fractor pattern with the finest design right there too. Nice one, Farron and the A's all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. Nice fear of saying Cabrine Hayes is back. All right, now we need to see him to rake. Out of 199, Eloy Jimenez for the White Sox, Chris. There's Manny Machado to 250 for the Padres. That's gonna be for Alex. He came back yesterday, two for four last night, great. We need more games like that for Cabrine Hayes. That'll be good for the hobby. And nice rookie auto, Bobby Dalbeck. Anthony with the Red Sox. And there's Justin Verlander to 300, 140 out of 300 for the Astros, that'll be for Sam.   Got Peter Lanzo, 18 out of 99 for the Metropolitan, it's Kevin. We got some people ripping some stuff in the back. Sounds like they got something nice. Next box, I'm curious now. We have any Friday games happening right now? No, no baseball games starting. I think all the games will start at four o'clock Pacific, seven o'clock Eastern. Friday Night Baseball. I think my Dodgers are in Atlanta. Dodgers are Julio Urias, I think coming off a pretty bad start. It's gonna be facing maybe Ian Anderson, looks like in Atlanta. I know, if I wasn't in the middle of the break, I would check to see what they got. We got a Spencer Howard rookie autograph for the Phillies, Capola. They're getting nice stuff out of court kings I'm overhearing. So jaspyscasebreaks.com, court kings basketball. Don't sleep on that. 113 out of 125, Shane Bieber. I like the speckle pattern in the background there too. These are really sharp. Roger with the tribe. Out of 175, 6-0 Sanchez. I like that shimmer pattern in the background. Man, these really do look sharp. Got plenty in the store folks, jaspyscasebreaks.com. Marlins EA with the fish. There's Braylon Marquez for the Cubbies. Jonathan with his Cubs. And there's Jackie Bradley Jr. 76 out of 150 for the Brew Crew, that'll be for Jeremy. Now Juan Soto behind him, Jose Altuve. 60 out of 250, going to Sam and the Stroves. He won that team in that team random. All right, we are halfway through this full case break. Four more boxes to go. Good luck. Ooh, nice. WW wants to get some hoops going. Yeah, only a few spots left straight up. Couple fillers and then, or maybe one filler and then breaksville. If you look at the click on the schedule, everybody you'll see all the filler information. You'll know exactly what many breaks we need to do to unlock the bigger breaks. So always consult that. But we are very close to that opulence. Let's get that done, jaspyscasebreaks.com. And of course, plenty of finest in the store, jaspyscasebreaks.com. I think a lot of these we can do straight up without the use of fillers. Yeah, it's at a great price point on this finest baseball break, too, Hollywood, I agree. Nice, Tyler. We pulled you a Cody Belinger earlier today. Looked from Teddy, Persons, at jaspysbreaks. Got finest on there, too. Now Belinger's back, finally, after that freak leg fracture incident. I think we got stepped on, running to first base, it was a weird place. Next box, good luck. And we got Jake Croninorth for Alex and the Padres. Nice rookie auto for the friars. They're playing some great baseball. Tatees, but hit his 17th last night or something like that. It's crazy. There's Aranola, 002 out of 250 for the Phillies. That'll be for Capolo. There's Tatees right there. And there's Alejandro Kirk, 46 out of 300 for the Bluebirds. It's gonna go to Jeff and the BlueJays. He won the BlueJays in that team random. There's Cody Belinger right there. And there's Dwayne, or Dane Dunning, not Dwayne, but Dane Dunning, going to the Chicago White Sox. Chris picked up the White Sox straight up. Thank you, Chris.  Nice shimmer pattern in the background. I dig that out. Alejandro Kirk, there's Javier Baez, 33 out of 50. That's a cool pattern, too. What do they call these patterns? You should probably learn all these patterns, right? That'll go to Jonathan and the Cubs.  All right, so we got refractors. There's one out of three are refractors. Sky blue is to 300. Purple is to 250. Purple aqua vapor is 250. There's an aqua to 199. There's an aqua shimmer to 175. A blue to 150. Green speckle to 125. Green to 99. Rose gold to 75. Rose gold mini diamond is to 50. Gold to 50. Orange 25. Red is five. Purple pink vapor to three. And the superfractor, one of one. So this is out of 50. So that's the rose gold mini diamond, which I think looks really sharp. Mark Shifley suspended four games with a hit on Jake Evans. So we've got these one, two, three boxes remaining ladies and gentlemen. Cross your fingers, good luck. And if at first you don't succeed, try, try again. There's more finest on jaskyscasebreaks.com. And this is a really good way to kind of kick off your baseball collecting. Finest is a great product. Now that we're two months into the season, kind of get a good idea of what, what the top rookies could be. And then we'll see in the next four months of the season who's gonna end up being the rookie of the year. All right, next box, good luck. And Jorge Soler for Kansas City that's gonna go to Michael Dubois with Casey. There you go, Michael. Royals autograph. And then we've got Ryan Mountcastle to 250. Going to the Orioles, Joshua. Got Charlie Blackman to 99. For the Rockies, that's gonna go to Jonathan. Yeah, we just saw that Nolan Aronato and Cardinal Red. And Juan Soto, finest moments on card autograph for Washington. Katie with the Nats. Nice, it's pretty good. I've heard of him. There's Machado to 125, Speckle. That's for the Padres, that's gonna go to Alex. We've got Kiebert Ruiz to 150. For my Dodgers, Robert. Two boxes to go, good luck. Pick your team one, almost done. Hopefully we've got some spots moving in pick your team two, I hope. Pick your team two is now in a team random.  So I think in that team random, just like the one we did for pick your team one, you have a chance to win a sealed box of finest baseball. So let's fill up that team random and pick your team three is down to 13. So again, if you don't wanna mess around with those team randoms, get your team straight up. A lot of teams that are under $35, $40. Pretty easy on the wallet. So Friday, I'm sure a lot of people got paid on Friday. So give that a go. And remember, no late night tonight. So get your spots early and often. If you're waiting around for someone else to fill a break, it may not end up happening. So just start getting your spots early and often. No need, no need to wait tonight. It's Ken Herbert. Wanna wait at a 150 old school twin going to Jamie who got randomized the twins. Kind of like the collection of old school guys you can pull out of here. Shane Beaver, gold to 50 for the tribe. That'll be for Eastwood. Got Nolan Aronato to 250, 55 out of 250 and that Cardinal Red going to Ben Young. There you go, Ben. He's struggling a little bit right now. He's Nolan Aronato, he'll be back on track, I'm sure. And there's another Kent Herbeck. This time base Kent Herbeck. There's a personal box for Jamie. Both the autos were twins and Kent Herbecks. Got some good penmanship. There's a Kunya Junior to 300. Matt with the Braves. Blake Snell for the Padres to 75. That'll be for Alex and the Friars. Joey Vado refractor. Sam Huff in the back right there. Last box coming up. Final two autographs, good luck everybody. Picker team two is a team random. So be sure to get that going. And WW saying there's four left in opulence plus the filler. So we're very close on that one. So get both of those things going and we can get into some hoops action tonight. Jason Parsons, what's up? How are you feeling after the Lakers game?  And the Suns did what they needed to do. So I think I'd feel worse if the Lakers didn't win the championship last year. But hey, Lakers can retool this summer and then try again for title number 18. Tanner Hawk, Red Sox. That'll be for Anthony. Here's Jacob DeGrom to 300. Could Jacob DeGrom get 300 strikeouts this year? Metz, that'll be for Kevin. Danesby Swanson. I think these are one of those high numbered cards, short prints for the Braves. That'll be for Matt. And nice Joe Adele for the Angels. Jeff Dorlak picked up the Halo straight up with trout out for an extended, there's his teammate right there, with trout out for an extended period of time. Maybe a chance that we will see Joe Adele in the majors soon. There's trout right here to 175. Behind Cabrine Hayes is Glaver Day, Glaver Torres, 250. The Porterhouse stake, what's going on? Yeah, it would be my Thursday technically. My Friday isn't until tomorrow. And that's that ladies and gentlemen, nice break. So that was Finest Picker team number one. Let's do a quick recap. Here, we got the Joe Adele, the Tanner Hawk, couple Herbex, Soto Autograph, Soler, Dunning, Cronenworth, some trout Bobby Dalbeck, some die cuts for trout Will Smith, the Mark Hanna Super Fractor, and a Brooks Robinson Gold. So some pretty excellent stuff in this brand new release. Get it going folks, 2021, Top, Finest, Baseball, Picker team one in the books. We got more in the store on jaskiescasebrakes.com. I'd love to do some more with you tonight. I'll see you next time for the next one, bye-bye.


Good day, fellow investors. One of the most requested asset classes for me to look into have been REITs, and that is because REITs have been the best performing asset class over the past 20 years, delivering double the return of the SAP 500 and quadruple the return the average investor has obtained. If we look at this 20 year annualized returns chart from JP Morgan, we can see that REITs delivered 9.9 percent over the last 20 years, that is per year, the SAP 500 5.6 percent and the average investor 1.9 percent. This is extremely important because it emphasizes Benjamin Graham's quote that the investor's chief problem and even his worst enemy is likely to be himself. Why did the average investor achieve only 1.9 percent while the SAP 500 almost 6 percent and REITs 10 percent? Well, the average investor usually buys high in exuberance and sells in panic. I know a lot of people that bought in 2007, sold in 2009 and some never got back in the market, some bought back in 2014, 2015, 2017. That is really, really opposite of what you should do, but that's how the average investor does things. So don't be an average investor and we're going to look at REITs to see whether in the long term we can still expect a 10 percent average return. We're going to look at the pros and cons of investing in REITs. I'm going to explain how things work and I'm going to look not in this video but probably on Sunday I'll discuss Simon Property Group, the largest mall outlet REIT in the United States and the company offers actually a potential 10 percent long-term return in line with what REITs have delivered over the past 20, 40 years. So I looked at it, I looked at it deeply, you'll see that in the other video, but there is actually something to look at and something to look forward to because 10 percent is a great return, plus you have real estate, inflation protection and all of the things that go alongside real estate and REITs and Simon Property Group has only Class A malls and outlets, which means high quality real estate. But that in the coming video on probably Sunday or even tomorrow, I cannot know yet. Let's start with what we'll discuss today. Why did REIT do that good over the past 20, 40 years? Then we're going to discuss what impacts REIT as investments from interest rates and then it's not just about the dividend, it's also about the capital appreciation, the increase in prices. If inflation is 2 percent, you can increase your rents to percent, your revenue goes up to a percent, which is also something that many investors overlook when it comes to investing and looking at REITs. And then I'm going to give you a few, four I think pros of investing in REITs and eight cons just to give you a perspective on what best fits you as a personal investor, an individual investor when it comes to investing in REITs. It's always about personal preferences.  And I really believe that many of you will be appealed by REITs because it might fit your long-time horizon risk-reward investment strategy. Let's start. So why did REITs do that good over the past 20 years? The main reason REITs did good are interest rates. In 1999, from where the chart on performance measured the performance from JP Morgan, interest rates have gone mostly down. If you had $100,000 in a savings account in 1999, you would get $6,000 in interest. Since then, the interest on savings account really declined from $6,000 to the current $2,000. But for the majority of the last decades, it was below $500, below 0.5%. Now, as interest rates have increased a little bit, and you can get 2%, 1.5% on savings accounts, also REITs have suffered. If we look at the REIT ETF, just a good proxy to look at performance, we can see that REITs didn't do that good from 2016 to the beginning of this year when the Fed was hiking interest rates because people then compared the dividend yield to other interest rates options like treasuries. But since the Fed capitulated, since Powell capitulated and decided not to hike rates anymore, then REITs really came back to the previous excellent performance. So REITs are clearly interest rates place. If you can get 5% on a five-year treasury, you are going to want a little bit more from a REIT. However, that REIT is not only a dividend, it is inflation protection, it is real estate ownership, and then depending on the REIT, the quality of the REIT, the sector it plays, it might deserve a premium or a big discount. We'll discuss that. If we look at the iShares core US REIT ETF, it has a yield of 3.5%. So if interest rates go to 6%, it will possibly happen in the next 10-20 years because inflation might come whatever, the value of this REIT would probably REIT ETF would probably half because investors would expect then a 7% distribution yield. And that's the game with REITs. If that happens, that wouldn't be a tragedy because you can then reinvest the dividends for a 7% yield, which is much higher than the 3.5% yield, which means that your long-term returns would be even higher because as we know, when stock prices crash, if you have the money to reinvest or add to the position during time, if you invest on a monthly basis, your long-term returns would be even better. On the dividend and returns you can expect from REITs, there are dividends, there are buybacks, and there is capital appreciation, and there is growth. So it's not only dividend, but when you look at REIT, you have to look at, okay, of course, the buybacks, some property group is doing buybacks 2 billion over the next two years. So that's 1.7% per year on top of the 5% dividend yield. Then you have capital appreciation. If the real estate owned go up in value, that's another return you have to expect. And there is growth. REITs can always borrow money, do acquisitions, as long as the price you pay on the borrowed money, the interest rate is, let's say, 3%. And the yield on the real estate you bought is 5%. The spread between the cost of money and the return on the investment is what makes REIT grow, grow its dividend, and do well in business. So there are four things you have to look when looking at REITs. Dividends, of course, buybacks, growth, capital appreciation, real estate quality, that's already 5%, and that all is summarized with the funds from operations. When you manage a real estate, then you see, okay, this is the rents that come in. These are the costs that I have to pay to manage everything. And what's left in the interest rate is funds from operation. This is different from net income. We know that REITs have to pay out 90% of net income. This is different from net income because funds from operations don't include a charge depreciation on real estate that is included in net income. And that's a non-cash charge, which means that if you see a REIT with net income of 100, and the funds from operations could be 140, 150, because the 50 charge that lowers net income is depreciation, which means it's not a cash outflow at the moment, and therefore the REIT has more cash to distribute. We're going to see with Simon Property Group that the stock, the company has 66% dividend to funds from operations pay out. So there is 36% of cash flows that the company reinvest and retains for future growth. So that's something added to the real estate appreciation, to the dividend, to the buybacks, and therefore the growth. So those are the four key things you have to look when analyzing REITs, not just dividends. So let's start with the pros of investing in REITs. The first pro is somebody else does the work for you. You don't have to clean toilets, you don't have to collect rents, you don't have to worry about anything. You simply buy the stock, that's it, you see what is your income tax, you have to pay on that, and you are exposed to real estate. Number two, REITs, if they pay out 90% of their net income in the form of dividends, are not taxed as corporations, thus they pay no corporate income tax. However, you are taxed on that income personally, so you have to see how the income, the dividend you get from REITs, would hit you personally. Depending where you live in the world, depending how that is structured, ask your broker, find the tax advisor, or simply test it for a quarter, see what's the dividend in and see what you can pay, see what the government, where you live, how they categorize that and then see whether it is worth to invest for you in REITs or not. If you have a non-taxable account as many in the US have, then REITs might be a great option for the long term. Number three, real estate offers inflation protection because it is relatively fixed, especially good real estate properties will always go up in price. You see San Francisco, you see New York, what's going on there with real estate? So I always think, okay, is that the densely populated area, will the demographics improve? And if that happens, then it's very likely that as the world goes on, as governments print more and more money, as there is more demand for those real estate, that the value of those real estate will go up and give you inflationary protection in relation to all the money printing that has been going on over the last 10 years and will probably continue to go on during the next recessions and crisis because everybody likes to print money today. And we have discussed that in the monetary policy-free video with Ray Daily. Number four, liquidity. You can simply sell your real estate REITs with one click on your mouse, that is something you cannot do with real real estate. And it is much more complicated to sell real real estate. Now on the cons, there is eight, but those are not weighted. So you have to see just how those things fit your portfolio. As we already mentioned, there is interest rate risk. If interest rates go up, people will compare the dividend yield on REITs with other things and the price of the REIT, the stock price might go down, plus the cost on the debt leverage might go up for the REIT, which means that their profit margins might get squeezed and therefore that would not be a good situation for some REITs, especially those that have variable debt in comparison to those that have long-term fixed interest rate debt that would actually benefit from such a situation. Number two, interest rates, REITs usually use a lot of leverage as they have to pay out 90% of net income. Some REITs also pay out 90% of funds from operations. It means that all the growth, everything that they do has to be leveraged. And when that happens, if there is a crisis, if there is a credit crunch, a lot of REITs might be in tough situations. And we see those REITs offering 5, 8, 10, 15% dividend yield. And then you know, okay, there might be trouble. So it's very important to dig deep into the debt files of the REIT. How is that secured? How risky is the company before investing in individual REITs? Number three, there is a lot of competition. There are lots of REITs and everybody is targeting good projects. So it means that the price of a good project, if you want to build something, is usually at the start very, very high. So you cannot buy a bargain or it's very hard for big REITs to find a bargain and say, okay, this is a great investment. And then say, okay, until we don't find anything, we will not grow, we'll not invest. Wall Street is always growth, growth, growth, growth. So high competition, high prices, lower returns, lower margins. And plus, you cannot invest directly in real estate. If you know an area very, very well, specific real estate investments might give you 30, 40% on the day you buy the property. That's something you cannot do with REITs because those that are discounted are usually troubled. So that's at least what I found until now. If there is something different than a fund, I'll report it of course. Number four, most people already own a home, perhaps an apartment unit, rental unit or something like that. And this means that adding REITs to the stock market portfolio would increase your real estate exposure. And we know we have seen from 2008 to 2013 that real estate prices don't always go up. And in some areas of the world, you see real estate prices still much, much lower than the peaks in 2007. Number five, the dividends are taxed as income. So see how that fits your strategy. See whether you have a non-taxable investment account. Number six, some REITs are being hit hard. Think of retail given the e-commerce influx. But on the other hand, there are some REITs that will do really, really good 5G REITs, data storage and something like that. So we'll look slowly sector by sector and then see where we can find the best tailwinds. And number eight, there is always the risk of a recession when it comes to every investment. So if there is a recession, occupancy levels might go down, releases might go down to keep the occupancy higher. So the spreads might be lower, refinancing might get tougher from some REITs, which is always a risk. But as we cannot time a recession, a recession should have already happened five years ago, if you listen to all the projections, then you simply accept it by cheaper if you have quality and that's it. So to summarize this video about REITs dividends, yes. Funds from operations, where does the money go from the difference between what is paid out in dividends and what's left in cash flows? So buybacks, growth, refurbishment, increased prices of REITs, and then the quality of the real estate to see whether in the long term, the real estate prices will go up and thus your return will be emphasized by capital appreciation. Thank you for watching. Looking forward to your comments, we'll be discussing more REITs. Probably I'll do one video summarizing my findings on REITs per week. So please subscribe if you want to know more about REITs, about finding the best REITs for your long term investment portfolio. Thank you and I'll see you in the next video.


Good morning, good morning, I'm Deputy Mayor for Public Safety of Philip Banks. I'd like to thank the New York City Mayor Eric Adams, YPD Commissioner Kishon Soule, and the MTA CEO, General Lebo for joining us here today. I also want to thank you for joining us to recognize these two NYPD officers who heroically risked their lives this past week, like they do every week, to save one of their fellow New Yorkers. The NYPD works 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, and that also includes Thanksgiving.  I'd like to introduce the Mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, to tell us a little bit more about what happened on that day. Thank you. Thank you so much, Deputy Mayor. And I'm excited for both these officers. They are representative. These officers are representative of how we're going to fulfill our commitment and promise of regaining the safety in our subway system. We cannot have had and continue to have a better partner than General, which has been side by side from day one on focus on subway safety. We honor Officer Tafik Bak and Brunel Victor. They embody the values of courage, caring, and compassion. And patrolling our subway system can be a challenging job. I know it far too well because I did it many years. But on Thanksgiving Day, a man experiencing homelessness felt dizzy and fell onto the subway tracks areas. Both Officer Bak and Victor, proud members of New York City's 21st, 25th percent did not hesitate to take action. As concern New York has held the emergency exit, the officers raced across the street and jumped onto the tracks. Seconds before a train came barreling in. With the help of a good Samaritan, they rescued the man who was attended to by EMS and taken to the hospital in stable condition. Both these officers and a good Samaritan who we attempted to identify to thank also put their lives on the line for their fellow New Yorkers. Their courage and compassion is extraordinary. But this is also what we see every day in our city and sometimes we overlook the compassion and caring coordination that New Yorkers put together every day. When times are tough, New Yorkers come together and New Yorkers like the good Samaritan is representative of that. They don't worry about their own personal safety. They look after the safety of other New Yorkers. And it doesn't matter with the background or who or what neighborhood they came from, we come together. They jump to rescue, even risking their own lives. And the blue surge in our subway system is working. Last month, Governor Hoco and I joined by the MTA officials announced an initiative to increase officers presence on the subway platforms by approximately 1200 additional overtime officers shifts each day. Officer Bach and Victor were present at this station thanks to that initiative. They had completed their normal tour duty and were assigned for an additional four hours of duty right here at 116th Street Station. This directly resulted in them saving New Yorkers lives. It shows a combination of using our subway patrol as well as our patrols bureau offices normally assigned to precinct. Thanks to these officers, we're making enormous strides in keeping the subway safe. Major felonies in subway are down 13% over the last 28 days. And 5.4% down compared to 2017 levels when the city was at a historic low. Thanksgiving is a day of giving thanks. And on Thanksgiving Day every day, 8.8 million New Yorkers are grateful to the bravery of police officers like Officer Bach and Victor and the Good Samaritan. Good Samaritan, if you're watching this, we want to say thank you. You represent what's best about our city. They showed us what make New York City great. And so I want to give these proclamations to both our officers, first to Officer Victor. Whereas there's no great example of the resilience of which New Yorkers are known than the actions of you and your partner. Your empathy and persistence won the day and we owe them both a great and unpayable debt of gratitude. Let the actions be a reminder to us all of what humanity in honor looks like, particularly in the midst of a crisis. They are true New Yorkers and truly New York City finest. And I look forward to all that they will continue to do in their career to protect the people of this city and strengthen our communities together. Therefore, our Eric Adams, Mayor of the City of New York, do hereby proclaim Monday, November 28th, Officer Brunel Victor Day and Officer Bach Day. Where's your family from? You know, we should point out that both these officers, one from Haiti, one from Bangladesh, shows the diversity of our department. It shows how when we talk about bringing in new arrivals to our cities from distant shores, these men and women put on a uniform every day to protect the city that they not only have adopted but that they love. And we want to thank both of you for doing so. And it also highlights why we have been focused on removing homelessness off our subway system. The subway system is not a place for people who need medical and psychiatric assistance. That is why Janelle and I are going to be consistent about our initiative that we will be continually announcing of how we're going to address homelessness in our system. We've made great strides, but we're not going to stop until we get the job completed. Thank you very much. Deputy Mayor? Keep saying it. You have to walk away. Keep saying it. Next, I'd like to introduce the New York City Police Commissioner Kisan Suu. How do you follow that? Good morning. Thank you, Mr. Mayor. This fearless rescue, which happened while most New Yorkers, as the deputy mayor said, were celebrating Thanksgiving holiday with their loved ones, is further proof of something that we see every single day. That heroism, courage, and compassion are second nature for the women and men of the NYPD. Officers Victor and Bach are certainly two such people who exemplify this. We are here to tell them thank you. Thank you for your quick thinking, your selflessness, and your bravery. And thank you for making all of us proud to count you among New York's finest. We know that the vast majority of the work done by the NYPD often goes unnoticed. They don't do this job for praise or for pats on the back. They do it because it is who they are, and it is the oath they swore to do. Officers Victor and Bach, you should be incredibly proud, and you should know how proud this department is of both of you. But as the mayor said, there was also a good Samaritan there that day. He did not hesitate either. He also did not stick around. So we want to tell him thank you so much. It is part of that shared responsibility for public safety that we have been saying all year long. A man is alive today and will celebrate his birthday tomorrow because of your actions. Officers Victor and Bach embody everything that makes the NYPD officers very special. And you have proved once again that there is no finer police department in the world. Excellent job, gentlemen. Thank you. Next we'll hear from the MTA CEO, Janet Lieber. Thank you, Mayor Adams. Thank you for bringing us together today and thank you for what you are doing to make sure that the subways are safe and that they feel safe. Today we're here to honor MTA heroes who are in this station on Thanksgiving Day as part of the mayor and the governor's initiative to put more cops in the system. Let it not be overlooked that that's why they were here. This is actually making riders feel safer. They're seeing the cops. They're hearing the announcements of cops presence. And it actually seems to be, and this is preliminary, having an effect. As the mayor said, the 28 day statistics, the last month is down 13% versus the prior year. The major crimes are down. That's an important reversal of what had been a trend in the other direction. And I just want to acknowledge while it's way too early to celebrate that that is significant progress. In this case, deploying extra officers into the system delivered a special benefit. When Officer Victor and Officer Bach, along with the Good Samaritan that we're talking about jumped into action, they saved someone's life. That is a New York kind of story. New Yorkers springing into action to help each other. And this is a point the mayor made and I just want to underscore it. I'm a little tired of people trying to portray New Yorkers as uncaring, indifferent, and unhelpful. It's not accurate. As we see in times of crisis again and again, New Yorkers step up. They stepped up after 9-11. We saw them step up to help other passengers when Sunset Park happened last spring. We see it in the way that these officers reacted and the Good Samaritan reacted. It's real. It's in our DNA. And in this case, it's accomplished in a way that represents true heroism. I know I speak for Governor Hockel and commending these officers for their service, for their dedication. And you did it on Thanksgiving. What an amazing symbol. While everybody else was celebrating the holiday, you were out here protecting New Yorkers without your families, and we are so grateful. I'm proud to work with such dedicated law enforcement partners. As I said last week, when the mayor brought us together to recognize the defeat of a potential attack on the Jewish community, MTA has never had a better relationship with City Hall, with Albany and with the NYPD. And that's because of the leadership at the top. Mayor Adams has proven time and again that he has the MTA's back on public safety. He has the public's back. The same with Commissioner Sewell, again and again showing their commitment to subway safety. We are blessed to have their leadership and we thank them and we thank Officer Bach and Officer Victor for their incredible work. Now we have time for a few on topic Q&A. Yes, it's a combination. And again, as in January, during the beginning of January when we stood here with the governor, we wanted to do in phases. The first phase we executed, the second phase we're doing now, really the goal was to the omnipresent. It was to deal with the actual six felonies a day we were experiencing, but how people were feeling also. And we knew that there was no better way to make people feel safe with our crime fighting initiative than have the omnipresence. And that's what people are seeing. People are telling us every day, we're glad to see the officers. We see the officers on the train, the officers moving. So we must deal with the feeling that people were having. And then we're going to adjust with our new classes coming out. We're going to complement transit, patrol force. Our officers are being re-acclimated to patrolling. They've been told what is expected of them with a clear message. And the police commissioner is going to be announcing some of the new initiatives that we're going to continue to do in our subway system. And we're excited about it. We're moving in the right direction. Well, there was a 40% increase in ridership. 40% increase in ridership. It is reported that there was a 40% increase in year to date. The goal is which direction are we going in? Right now, we're on the right train. We're moving in the right direction. We're going southbound with crime. We have the right partnership. We're putting in place the right initiative. And we've been consistent on this. And so when you look at the direction we're going in, in shooters, in homicides, in assaults, you know, you're seeing that this city is moving in the right direction. Now, some people are disappointed in that because they don't think we can do it. But we know we can do it. We've done it before. When I was a rookie cop, we're going to do it again. Yes, yes, yes. Why don't we hear from the officers? Like the mayor on the police commissioner said, and everybody else said, we were just doing our job like we did on our daily basis. Just like we answer 911 calls every day. This is just another 911 call. Instead of being a 911 call, people were crying out for help. And as soon as they cried out for help, we noticed somebody needed help. The best thing for us to do is to get them to safety, and which is what we did like we do every day with any other calls that we respond to. That's the, that was the type of priority. We know the train was coming. Somebody yell out two minutes. All we had to do was get them to safety. We were concerned about the safety of the person who just fell onto the tracks. I mean, we don't know like the train as loud as they are. Sometimes we don't know where they're coming from. So our top priority, like I said before, is to get the person to safety and worry about the rest later. Which is what we did. Hold on, hold on, hold on. What the Police Commissioner did when we did this initiative, the Police Commissioner put out a new training video. Because these are patrol service officers, the two fire precincts. They are not transit patrol. So what the Commissioner did, she put in place a new training video that's downloaded to all these officers' app. To show them how to patrol the subway system. Because as the officer indicated, you don't know what direction the train is coming from is so loud. The third rail, moving parts. So we wanted to make sure we educated our officers as we gave them this new initiative. On how to police in the subway system to make sure that they can protect themselves and others. Yeah. Listen, there's no trade-off. It all begins with safety. Our riders are trying to get back to, the city's trying to get back to normal. The mayor is leading the way. But riders have to be safe and they have to feel safe. That's a precondition for everything else. We got to get this right and it's heading the right direction. Yes. Yes. Study, study, get promoted.


Let's talk about the deprival superreaction tendency also known as loss aversion Now if I was to give you $10, right? You'd be pretty happy But if you were to lose $10 You'll be pretty pissed off the magnitude of your happiness from the $10 gain is not equal to the $10 loss The magnitude of the $10 loss is far greater than gaining $10. This is loss aversion Even in a scenario where let's say your salary is increased Let's say your base salary is something like $50,000 a year We boost up your salary. We double it to $100,000. You'd be fairly happy. You'd be over the moon, right? But let's say the economic situation of the world is not going to well and we're gonna have to cut your pay down to $75,000 a year now $75,000 is still a net gain of $25,000 above what you previously had But the loss would disappoint you greatly far more than the gain of $50,000 once again This is loss aversion We tend to put greater Acknowledgement to losses and gains Now the reason why we do this could be simply put from an evolutionary standpoint people Like being where they are they like being the state of whom your stasis So if you lose something is threatening your well-being if you gain something to added benefit losing something is threatening your situation.  This is not going to help your survival This is not going to help your kids But if you were to gain another wife when you already have to it doesn't really Change much. It just is added bonus So that's where this stems from Now this also is the reason why gambling is so successful Why casinos make a lot of money from gambling if you're gambling and you lose your money You feel obliged to keep playing to regain your money Even though logically there is no way that the odds are gonna be in your favor The odds are still the same but because you lost $100 you really want to play more until you break even so that's how gambling Functions and that's how a lot of people have made a lot of money off gambling through using this cognitive bias That's embedded in our minds. This is also seen as stock market. I'm sure if you study economics You understand about a bull in a bear market a Bull market is when the stocks are rising and everyone's just buying Everyone is in the healer moment get ready to make some money at bear markets when the stocks are going down and Everyone is running away. This is when the loss of version is really doing some damage Because everyone is selling Because the stocks are going down. No one wants to lose what they have This is generally the best time to actually buy stocks Warren Buffett is quite who's saying Buy when there is blood in the streets because he understands the cognitive bias of loss aversion of how people make illogical decisions when they start losing money when they start losing their standings So understand this cognitive bias and you'll be better off. I hope you enjoy that Just do it


Okay, good morning everyone. This is Melissa with the stockswush.com. I'm doing a review here of Netflix I'm in the room live and I thought I'd do this review here of Netflix last week last week. It was Wednesday It was Wednesday Wednesday I was talking about this and I really really really really really knew the Netflix would get up and I said It was gonna be medium or big medium meaning 375 to 385 ish But in an ideal world Netflix gaps up to 400. Actually, that's what it did Not only did they do that it actually gapped and continue just Getting bought like everywhere all the night before the morning everything Netflix actually opened almost at 415 When I went to bed at night was at 404 that night and the morning that it opened at 414 64 that is beautiful Now in the room that day I said there wasn't anything to do with this You can't go long this here. It opened a reverse swush. I'll go. I'll talk about that in a minute Also, these bars make no sense something's going on here with this They're didn't really close like that. They were bullish those two days and the mark on Netflix did actually Really got neutral up a little bit today. It is rally Actually this morning when I looked at Netflix, it was over 440. Let's just look at the pre-market in ethics this morning It was over 440 this morning. Netflix hit the first target for a longer-term strain On Friday for those of you that were in here. You got it And or that were signed in for the swing trade letter. You got it. I did call netflix as a swing trade This was a great call those numbers in there every single one of those numbers in that netflix swing trade letter will be hit this year I guarantee it so for those of you that signed up the people everyone that's here in the room If you did this trade did anyone do this trade long-term? I know it's expensive But if you did this trade, I am telling you this is going to be this could be your best trade of the year This could be your best trade of the year if you're willing to hold it's a dream target I'm telling you right now. Netflix will get to the dream target this year. It is almost at 500 You didn't do it. You didn't do it. Look, this is almost a this is almost a 450 It's like hitting the fact that this is hitting every target. I wrote in the letter and within days Gives me a hundred percent conviction that it is going to get to the dream target This is going to get to the dream target this year. It is hitting every single solitary number I got in days and days. This is hitting it. This this this is so rare I can't tell you how rare it is that this would hit these kind of targets this fast Okay, that is bullish. It is strong. This is moving ahead of the market All right, this is probably the long netflix between the entire year In fact, it is this is a low netflix from the entire year Not that if it breaks it it doesn't flip around again, but I don't think that happens. All right Did anyone do it philip didn't do it anyone else? Jaguar paw Anyone that subscribed to the swing trade letter you're trying to tell me that nobody did it Geez, this is this is this is probably going to be again with a market The market's going to be the best swing trade I had and this too. It's going to be tie tie for this as far as the call And really the swing trade letter is going to have a lot of bullish calls this year It's just is because things are going to set up like this So let's go look at how it did it on the day that got I was in the 22nd And you couldn't have done anything with this and I knew people were going to try to fade this But there was no money to be made and it's a fade netflix open and reverse swooshed immediately You would never never have bought this on the day But you wouldn't have shorted it if you wanted to short it here was the entry It had no risk to reward if you shorted this here into four on nine the stop was massive It was a three dollar stop. Would you have made any money? No, you wouldn't have you wouldn't even made two hours You would have scouted and made one hour and actually when you came down here in this picture one green You probably would have killed it. I know Brett would have killed it So there was no money to be made in this fading it or shorting like people do and how can you possibly short Something I mean cbd was asking about this last week and then talking today about the mat You you you just you cannot go against power of money. Look at the stock right now There was nothing that this was going to do to change what this did then on the day It would have been a better intraday long if it had opened when I went to bed the same price in the morning But that was like probably completely unrealistic because it was so massively strong that it was just going to do anything It wanted until the open And then obviously people looked to pay this on the day they're traders You couldn't have made any real money Risking a dollar to make a dollar risking a dollar to make a dollar 25 and a stock of a strike price at 400 something Is really insane that is insane to take a trade with no risk to reward at a stock that costs this I don't even care if you're trading with leverage. That's crazy And to trade anything that costs this much against this trend here is crazy And that's another reason why this idea of shorting the spy which is not cheap and the q q q's which is not cheap It's a cost more than a hundred dollars. Okay, and I don't even care if you have leverage To go against positional trends like this and very expensive things It's just flat out risky Also, look at the spread in this That thing's usually has a 30 cent spread So and you got to be familiar with this to trade it Anyways, I just chuckled it myself when I got up this morning and when I saw how I traded on friday Just power power power power power chanted friday this morning was up over 440 You know, you you couldn't even bought this today made money. Yes, didn't really have the correct setup in here It would have been better by actually in the last two days, but it's just higher I mean, I wouldn't even be surprised again We have to see what microsoft does tonight and that'll tell you what the market's going to do in the morning Where it gaps I I wouldn't be surprised if netflix caps up again tonight I'm netflix could gap up tonight at 450 or beyond I wouldn't even surprise if netflix doesn't get to 450 today but gaps up to hit the next target Which was 450 and this thing is just a beast It's a monster netflix in the month of february which is calling you to bullish anyways We'll hit up over 500 and I don't remember when the earnings are out on this for the next quarter But uh netflix actually I is not even going to wait for that. I mean, so this is not even going to wait for that to hit up on for the next number So we did talk about this before when this gap down here in october it got down and was a failure Was the gap down failure? Did that mean it was going to? Uh correct itself immediately. No, did it? No, not really But this basically did hold and this really wasn't what I would consider bearish and that's why I really I just knew I just knew this would do it and Keith had asked me over the weekend in the class. How did you know? I can't even tell you how I knew but I know and I'm telling you that netflix is going to 750 this year And I know that too and that number isn't on the chart. It's nowhere here But I mean as soon as I saw this this morning as soon as I saw this this morning when it did the last two days Because I didn't trade on friday. I said, oh my gosh netflix is really going to go to 750 this year I mean if you did this call in here, you're actually going to double your money in the stock. It's very expensive It's so expensive. I know it. I know it But this is actually going to double this is it's not just this There's going to be other things too because of the market because of this year because of the way the market's Going to run and I said this also last year too when we talked about it The market is going to have a move that is not going to double But it's going to go like 30 forward, which is Massive for the market to go it run in a year's time Market's going to make a 30 jump by the end of the calendar year So stocks and we talked about this some stocks are going to have 50 Jumps are basically going to double their money in this calendar year with that kind of market And that that is what things are going to do That's what i'm talking about about huge opportunity now to the for the point of the gaps for the day trading That's going to mean volatility because anytime something like if you were in this like saying you were in this and you took this And saying you're in this and you took this and it gets up to 500 you have a lot of money you made for 100 dollars You're singing and dancing and then the market has a red day and you get scared or netflix has a red day And you get scared and you don't know what I know about gaps you take it out You sell your position you sell it and this is how the whole year is kind of going to go down Then you're going to sell it and and netflix could have a big red day Okay But then it's going to continue, okay So that's what's going to create the volatility for things to move the volatility is going to be of both directions and everything All right, but it doesn't mean this thing is not going to hit the number or the market Because anytime people are up a lot And this this doesn't make any sense, but I know how people think sometimes people are in fear even when they're up It's bizarro world But you could be up a lot of money and it fear that you if you don't get out You're going to lose it and you could actually exit a beautiful fabulous perfect position That's not doing anything wrong and this is what people want to do this year I'm just they're ready to do it because they're in fear So you can't be in fear you can't be in fear when you're down You can't be in fear when you're up and you can't be in fear. We're just sitting here doing nothing Fear is going to create actually red in the market this year that's going to flip around on top of itself People could be up money and in fear and this is how the market is Okay, this is what makes a market. This is what makes the volatility sometimes happen in the opposite direction Fear-based even people are profitable more so when they're down, but same actually no, no, that's not even true That's not even true. You could be up or down and the fear-based panic could be the same You could be up and in panic Now think about that Exit of sense The stop isn't miles away. The stop was valid But again, you have to be willing to take this kind of risk for someone like you Philip It probably wouldn't have been the right thing for you to do because you've taken and killed the qqq's long 55 times And that wasn't even a big stop. So I think you've got to practice this more. We're going to go over it Uh, but this is really I guess this really is for You know, this is for the big boys here That's that's for sure. But I'm telling you right now There's not going to be a million things that do this like this this year the Dublin price But there is going to be some there is going to be some and there's going to be some and they are going to be Trades that actually can make your whole life Basically if you've got the money And this is one of them This is just one of them And this is where actually it really pays to have a lot of money You know, you know, and then here here they always say well people that are rich always make more Because they can risk more they have more It's not necessarily in day trading because you're taking the position on leverage and you're in and out We do a lot of things in cheap price points and we do so much more than anyone. I know Not in the penny stocks. I'm talking, you know, seven eight ten nine dollars and things up into 35 40s But and that's realistic And they can still have good moves but You know, so for day trading you can have a small amount of money and trade to make money because it has to do with the stock But in reference to something like this and holding this overnight or even doing this since you're dead It really does pay to have a big account And this is the kind of thing where you can say well, it's easy if you're rich It's easier to get richer and in the case of netflix the answer is yes I'm talking about when I say big boy, I don't mean an adult. I mean somebody that's like a heavy hitter I mean a heavy hitter player in the market I mean somebody that just is just grinding it out You know, like heavily hitting stocks with major major positions Like playing the kind of things that surf dog likes to do which I just never touch because there's no reason to Wait a minute. Let me go find that this isn't going No, what's the one he does what's the one he does I can't think of it This one and surf dog is on here today. Well, let's just take a look at that And again, there's probably more people doing options kind of trades in this than day trade shorts And here where people are short this now Traders are short this now and it's not as short. It's not as short at all Target for this this year is at least 1500 and I think gosh, you know, how could that be? It's 500 dollars away, but I'm telling you something like this can gap up 200 dollars 300 dollars overnight This is this is another one.  Who day trades this as a day trade equity You'd be massive account or you don't do it and I don't even have any feel any need to do that But I'm just saying look at this This really didn't have a correct clean setup in it today Well, you could have taken on the one minute You could have waited till 10 o'clock wait to the intraday trend set you could have done it around 10 o'clock You it's just a little slap in here. You'd really have to give it a big stop Here was a clean entry at 10 30, but this is late if you wanted to do it around 10 you could have done it in here This is even going to pay today but It was a late setup This is now over the pre-market high here This could get to 450 today. Let's look at the market quickly. Does anyone have any questions about Netflix? Does anyone have any questions about Netflix? I think there's a lot to learn here in reference to bullish gaps There's a ton of to learn here reference to bullish gaps And I forget who asked what last week when we saw that gap when it gapped up to 415 or I forget But I know and trader got was talking about this this morning about what other rooms do I know that Rome shorted that Netflix on the gap last week I know that other trader rooms did that and I didn't do that and I didn't tell you to do that and point In fact, you're why so I mean this is exactly why you don't ever trade against power money. You just don't do it It's a disaster. It's a disaster. I talk about filling the gap Wasn't it did Netflix fill the gap? Did Netflix fill the gap when it came in and put through us week on Thursday after the earnings after gapped up And was ready to fill the gap now There's no filling gap anything and I really wish you people wouldn't talk like that I'm trying to train you not to talk like that But I know that people talk like that. They did not fill the gap It was not going to be a short down to 380 375 363 anything And and I tell you in an ideal world Netflix gapped up to 400 for an immediate buy And that's what I said in the Wednesday, but I really thought medium medium 375 385 was very realistic 100% conviction on that by an ideal world and an ideal world when you know what's going to do when it does it What do you have holding you back? It's like you have nothing holding you back nothing And that is how the market's going to be this year when you see things when you see them No chance of failure You do them There was no chance of failure that Netflix wasn't going to get up And actually once it gapped up over 400 or at 400 no chance of failure that this wouldn't run up and make new highs And it's doing it and this is going to do this before the next earnings Okay, this is going to do this before the next earnings come out Okay, because this was the earnings here for the first quarter for the january I have no idea when the next ones are but it's not for months so Anyone have any questions about anything else anyone have any questions about Netflix at all any questions whatsoever It's an interesting chart It it just gives me a lot of conviction when I look at things like this and this once again Is why you you look at something and you read something, but you still have to have it set up on the day Netflix rated good as a bullish gap. I knew it. I knew it I knew it But could you have traded on the day and go along the day the answer is no you couldn't have you couldn't have done it And is still following through So as a day trader you have to look at everything together and still stood the setup in live time That's why you have to be actually enough in touch with yourself to not be so stuck on something Even if you like it even if you love it that you do it anyways Even if it doesn't set up because you're like, oh my gosh, I know this gap. I know this good gap I love this gap, but you still have to have this setup You still have to have this setup So if you don't have the setup you won't make money in today But Netflix is a good long in the longer term and in the shorter term and in the shorter term and the longer term There's nothing wrong with this year But going back to talking about the volatility. This is going to be one of those years Well, you'll see volatility in lots of things including the market It's not going to be one directional the overall trend in the market is higher But the volatility will happen in both directions and swiftly when it does which will make for good profits and day trading All right, but I'm not shorting Netflix. No one shouldn't even if it goes red tomorrow. No one should short it This is really really really really really really really strong All right, this is Melissa with the stocks wish.com. If you have any questions email me at melissa at the stocks wish.com


Net present value is one of two capital budgeting analysis techniques to consider the time value of money in its calculations. The other is the internal rate of return. Recall that the payback period technique does not consider the time value of money, and that is one of the weaknesses of that method. Key characteristics of this method include that cash inflows and outflows are discounted at their present value and netted together to arrive at net present value. Projects with zero or greater net present value are acceptable. The discount rate is used in net present value calculations. Capital projects are financed with either debt or equity or a combination of both. These financing options have costs, and we are going to call these costs the discount rate. Although the slide shows a few other names, including the most technically accurate name, the weighted average cost of capital or WACC. When net present value is less than zero, it means that the project return, which we will later call the internal rate of return, or IRR for short, is less than the discount rate. When net present value is equal to zero, it means that the IRR equals the discount rate. And when net present value is greater than zero, it means that the IRR is greater than the discount rate. Since net present value is based on discounted net cash inflows and outflows, a change in the discount rate impacts net present value. A decrease in the discount rate increases net present value, and an increase in the discount rate decreases net present value. When I solve net present value assignments, I usually set up a table like this. Under the item column, I can enter the items that create cash inflows and outflows. The other columns group the cash flows in the period they occur. They can be netted together, and then I can apply the present value factors from the table, or I can use Excel to solve for net present value. Let's look at an example, and then I'm going to show you three ways to solve it. Adamant is considering the purchase of a $25,000 machine that would reduce operating costs by $7,000 per year. At the end of the machine's five-year useful life, it will have a $5,000 scrap value. The discount rate is 12%. So you can see I listed the items on the table, and when their related cash flows occur. I also made sure I noted which were cash inflows, like the savings and operating costs and the salvage value, and which were cash outflows, like the initial costs of the machine. Since there are cash flows in each of the periods one through five, I'm going to use the present value of a dollar factor for periods one through five at 12%, which is the discount rate. You can see where those factors have been entered into the template. Also note that the present value factor today, or now, is always one. The present value of a dollar today is always a dollar. So I multiply the total net cash flows by the present value factors to get the present value of cash flows. Then I sum them to get net present value of $3,070. Since it is positive, I can accept this project and know that the IRR of this project is greater than 12%. I could have also calculated the present value of the cash flows using Excel. You can see the present value of each of the cash flows. When I net them together, I get net present value of $3,071. The difference from the tables is the rounding of the factors in the tables. Finally, I listed on the slide the Excel present value formula used to calculate the present value of the cash flows. You may want to pause the video and write those down. The final way to show you how to solve this problem is using just one Excel present value formula. Since the $7,000 of annual operating cost savings is a reoccurring amount, like a payment, and the $5,000 of salvage value is a one-time amount in the future, like future value, I can use the present value formula we've already learned. So I set up the table like this. The initial cash outflow is already at its present value. So I only need to solve for the present value of the cash inflows and then net them together. I enter equals PV, open parentheses, 12%, comma, 5, comma, minus 7,000, comma, minus 5,000, closed parentheses. And that gives me net present value of $30,071. Our decision guidelines for net present value are investments with net present values greater than or equal to zero are acceptable, all things being equal.