Our great friend Bob Murphy returns to the show this weekend as we wrap up a three-part series on the lousy, anti-market health care system in the U.S. Bob is co-authored a terrific new book called The Primal Prescription, which may well be the first thoroughly Austrian treatment of the subject by any economist. And Bob really eviscerates the arguments for Obamacare and debunks all of the many myths that progressives use to claim the so-called right to health care and to justify interfering with the very market forces that could make medical treatments cheaper and better. His co-author, who is a libertarian ER doctor, provides some great practical advice about navigating your own health care, your own doctors, and the absurd insurance networks so that you can protect your health and your pocketbook. So I really recommend Bob's new book The Primal Prescription and stay tuned for a great interview. Good morning Bob Murphy, good to talk to you and welcome back to Mises weekends. Congratulations on your new book. Thanks for having me, Jeff.  Well, we are talking about The Primal Prescription. I guess first of all, tell us how you hooked up with Mark Sisson. He's a libertarian folk hero of sorts these days. So I'm curious how you happened to know him. Well, sure. So Mark's organization reached out to me and he got on the phone with me and he said, Hey, look at, and of course I knew who he was. You know, I had heard of him and then certainly heard him on the Lou Rockwell show and so forth. And Mark said that he wanted to sort of take the same mentality of what he had brought to the areas of, let's say, diet and nutrition in terms of people just taking charge individual responsibility of their own health and then just show that that same problem was playing the country as a whole. And we've talked about it back and forth, but then he came to me a little while later and he said, You know what? I have this ER doctor who's my buddy and he also wants to write on this project.  And so that'll be a powerful one to punch of you as the PhD economist explaining what went wrong with US health care and just to show the interaction of economics and health care and health insurance and why does the market not seem to work in this area, the way it works with computers and cars and everywhere else. And then this other guy, Doug McGuff, who's an ER doctor, right, with decades of experience working in the emergency room, and he can sort of just flush it out and give details and give his own frontline experience as to how the government has really screwed up health care and health insurance. And what finally do Americans do? How do they fix it?  But how does that help me? What do I do about it right now? And that's what we do in the second half of the book is give people very detailed instructions about how do you pick a doctor? What kind of health insurance plan should you do? What happens if you do go to the hospital? Should you get an elective, elective procedure? You know, what methods do you use to make those really important decisions? And obviously that part, it's Doug, my co-author, who is providing most of the details there since that's his specialty. It's a bit of a departure for you from your normal econ writing. Let me ask you this. You dedicate the book as follows. I dedicate this book to those Americans struggling to maintain liberty in their lives in all of its dimensions. So tell us what you were thinking with the dedication. Well, I had been over the years doing more and more on health insurance and the healthcare sector, because you're right. I had been specializing in energy economics. And of course, in terms of my straight Austrian stuff, I do a lot of money in banking in the business cycle. But I knew that in terms of where do people really need to understand free market principles? And where can they really see how government intervention has done what Mies has always talked about producing unintended consequences? Then that just sows the seeds for the next layer of intervention. I had known for a while that it was really in the healthcare market or sector. And I just didn't really have an opportunity to go too much into it, because I knew it would you always have to really immerse yourself in that area. And so that's what this book allowed me to do is to really dive into these things look through the CBO reports and all that stuff, and just see how the way that cheerleaders for the Affordable Care Act, for example, were pushing it.  So as far as that dedication, what I meant by that was the theme of our book is that, you know, don't let these experts bamboozle you don't let the government intimidate you and the system is not on your side and you do need to secede from it, if you will, and just take take individual responsibility. So a lot of sort of the advice that I and other people who think like me have been giving to people in terms of the financial sector, like to say, you don't want to just trust these experts who set up your 401ks and this and that and go ahead and put your money in with Wall Street, it'll be safe. No, we were saying there that, oh, hey, the whole system is screwy. It's it's designed for the fat cats and not for the little guy. And you really need to sort of isolate yourself because this whole thing is really built on a house of cards. That's exactly the mentality that we were giving when it came to the health care and health insurance sector. So on the one hand, it was very dismal in the beginning, a very bleak prognosis. But then there was hope that we said, look at there's ways that you can you and your family can shield yourselves from the brunt of this thing as it falls apart. Well, but what I love about the book and what I love about what you're doing, what Mark says is doing is that there's so much crossover appeal here, right? With the left progressives who often times, if you think back to the 1970s stereotype, it was some sort of hippiest guy with a health food or supplement store. If you fast forward a few decades, now we have the paleo primal crowd. And I think they're a lot more libertarian ish. Obviously, John Mackey is head of Whole Foods, who's someone who's very much in our corner. So it seems like when you get to something so fundamental as someone's health or their body or their diet or their physician, that it lends itself to libertarian crossover thinking. Yeah, and that's a very astute observation you made there, Jeff. And it's and that's what I tried to do, especially like, for example, I was doing the primal blueprint podcast with Brad Kerns the other day. And I knew that some of his listeners were going to be very reluctant to trust me, you know, that I was a kind of guy like, wait a minute, is this some guy that like defends big companies? And so I was trying to really make sure they understood that, look at we, we are not on the side of big business. On the contrary, we go through the book and explain how, for example, with the Vioxx drug scandal and how the FDA was looking the other way. And that there was, you know, these major pharmaceutical companies were sort of sweeping things under the rug. And we're not doing what was in the best interest of their customers. And so what the, you might say, like the granola eating hippie or what have you, ha, ha, that stereotype, those people, they need to realize that free market economic principles explain the world they see, right? That it's not the case that someone who's genuinely for the free market and believes in capitalism and is against, you know, government handouts and favoritism and cartels, that person knows full well that the current system is screwed up and that the people running big businesses are not necessarily angels. And in fact, if they thrive in the current system, that's good evidence that, in fact, they're the ones cutting deals behind closed doors and stamping out competition. Speaking about big business, you tackle Obamacare and the history of that here from from your perspective, you know, Obamacare is so complex, you have the exchanges, you have insurance companies forced to cover all kinds of things, whether they want to or not. You have all these things interfering with pricing and risk allocation. Do you almost suspect that Obamacare is so needlessly complex that it's paving the way or it was even intended to pave the way for a single payer system? I definitely think that some of the architects and some of the main cheerleaders, ideological supporters of the Affordable Care Act knew that it was a stepping stone, that they knew this is not going to solve everything that Americans 20 years from now are still going to be dissatisfied with the delivery of health care. They're going to hate dealing with bureaucratic health insurance companies and there's going to be a public outcry. And at that point, you know, the time wasn't ready. This this past, we tried to push it through. It didn't work that the American public was not yet ready for the future, but they will be once we soften them up a little bit with the Affordable Care Act. So and that's not just, you know, a conspiracy theory. We have Harry Reid, for example, we quote from a transcript where he was talking on some public outlet station with somebody who was very sympathetic saying, you know, is this, as I said, is the Affordable Care Act the end? And he said, no, of course not. And they both were openly talking about how having private health insurance companies in the mix was just a hindrance. You know, let's just sweep them out of the way and we'll get rid of the middle man. So there are plenty of people like now, again, with stuff like this, I'm not trying to say that every single person involved in crafting this legislation had some secret plan that they were all keeping from the public. Something like this, once the wheels get in motion, obviously lobbyists come in, lawyers come in and start writing bits and pieces of the legislation to benefit their clients. So no one person was in charge of this whole enterprise obviously, but certainly I think most people know full well who looked at its provisions. They know that this is not going to fix things. This is just going to best be a band-aid, if you will, on some of the major problems that were causing such unhappiness and that these problems are just going to fester as time continues. And we already see signs of that. Like people are already, you can see, for example, on outlets like Slate, which are very pro-affordable care act, they're already warming their readers up to the idea that maybe rationed managed care in limited doctor choice, maybe that's actually a good thing because it holds down costs, and keeps health insurance from getting too expensive. So they're warming people up to the idea that the inevitable trade-offs that they're going to experience because of this new approach of not getting access to the doctor you want and things like that, they're trying to be sold that, oh this is a good thing, you know, you should want to take one for the team. Well Bob, the last couple weeks we've been talking to some medical doctors who are really on the front lines of practicing in the age of Obamacare, and they're really trying to get us back or at least get their patients back to a system where they pay cash, at least for basic services. But on the insurance side, in a more libertarian world, talk a little bit about the function, the role of insurance, and how it would play out in a system that was more rational and more libertarian. Well, sure thing, that's a great question. So I want to stress that insurance is a good thing per se, right? It's a great innovation and great institution in the market economy because there are many areas of life where there are rare but catastrophic events that happened to people, like someone could just drop that of a heart attack, you know, a young bread winner has got a family to support and he just drops that of a heart attack, that's what life insurance is for. Or you're driving along, maybe you're following all the rules of the road and you get into a major car accident and your car's totaled and, you know, that was $30,000 you weren't planning on having to spend there. Well, that's what car insurance is for and so on, right? So the same token, you could have major illnesses that strike your injuries that have huge medical expenses associated with them that you just weren't prepared for and that's what health insurance in the normal market would be for. But yet things have gotten flipped where now you have your health insurance covering, depending on the plan, but covering things like some of your routine office visits, whereas your actual total out-of-pocket or total coverage for your expenses can be capped. And so if you think about that, that's the exact opposite of how auto insurance works. It's not that you get your oil changes covered by your car insurance company, but then if you get into an accident that totals your car, they pay 80% of the replacement cost. No, normally it's the other way around. You pay for the routine predictable expenses, but you're covered in case there really is a catastrophe, in which case, you know, you don't have to worry about that. That's the function of insurance in any other sector. So it's, that's the way insurance should work. Also, it should be portable. It's crazy that your health insurance is very often tied to your employer. That's, you know, if you, if you quit your job, it's not like all of a sudden you say, well, honey, let's be careful because now we don't have car insurance, whereas it really was the case, and that was one of the major reasons that so many people wanted something like the Affordable Care Act, is that if people change jobs or lost jobs beforehand, they might be out of health insurance. And so that's also a crazy system, especially because you could develop a condition in the meantime, and then all of a sudden become uninsurable. Right? So imagine of life insurance act of the day.  Well, what if you develop a condition in the interim, now all of a sudden you're ineligible for life insurance? Right? So that would, it wouldn't be very, wouldn't give very much peace of mind if that's how insurance worked in these other sectors. And so that's one of the examples I like to use to show people that the way health insurance it currently operates, it's not like insurance anywhere else, and it's not because there's something intrinsic to medical care per se that makes it inapplicable for insurance. It's because of government intervention that has led to this perverse outcome. To be fair, let's not give our left progressive friends a total pass here, though. If there's one thing people on the left hate, it's the idea of allowing insurance companies to price premiums based on the actual risk profile of the individual buying insurance. Right? I mean, wouldn't a libertarian world necessitate that insurance company charge you differently if you choose to smoke five packs of cigarettes a day, or ride a motorcycle, or engage in skydiving, or whatever it might be, or even, I dare say, be a female because the cost of childbirth are exclusively borne by females. This is something I think the left has a real problem with. Yeah, that's a great point, and definitely there are, I mean, on the one hand, it's, it cuts both ways. The part of what the function of insurance is, is that you don't know exactly who is going to require high expenses, right? Because if people knew the future with certainty, there would be no room for insurance, right? The insurance company would just say, well, wait a minute, we know that you're going to end up paying less in premiums than we pay to cover your claim, so we're not going to give it to you. So there's this intermediate mix where they can put you in different risk pools and then charge an amount such that if everybody in that particular pool pays that premium, then yes, they expect that actually they're covering themselves. And that's, you're right, that's what happens in any other area, and that's what makes the insurance viable and affordable. And instead, you get into this perverse outcome where if they come in and say, oh, no, that's not fair. Well, for one thing, it leads to absurdities. So for right now, my health insurance policy, because it's mandated by law, now if I happen to get pregnant, well, then I'm covered. I have my maternity care covered, but I'm probably not going to need to use that particular feature of my health insurance. And so you have these absurdities, and also it's arguably unfair that what's happening now is young, healthy people are paying much higher premiums to subsidize older people who have medical conditions that are now the, you know, that there's it's built into the law that the difference in premiums they can charge. There's a there's a cap on that. There's like a three times ratio that's enforced, whereas in the market, it would have been more like five times as much where older people can't be charged such and such above how much the premium they're charging for a comparable younger person. So you do have all these things that look in general, prices mean something. And that gives firms the incentive to provide products and services to who wants them the most and who can benefit the most from them. And you start going in and setting up arbitrary caps on what people can do with prices that leads to shortages or surpluses, depending on the situation. And you don't get around that just because it happens to be health insurance that you're talking about. Bob, talk a little bit about the portion of the book written by the ER doctor, Doug McGuff. It looks like he's giving, well, first of all, he calls it the U.S. sick care system in the book, but he's really providing sort of a tactical approach to navigating the current world, your insurance company, dealing with your doctor, avoiding unnecessary prescriptions, avoiding unnecessary treatments. Mark Sisson in the intro really praises it as kind of a practical hands-on approach to dealing with things as they stand today as opposed to waiting for some better system to come down the road. Right. And that's really why I was so excited about this book, this project, is we weren't simply complaining about the affordable care. We weren't just throwing up our hands and saying, well, it's a big government. What do you expect? And that people would have had to, what, march on Washington or just, you know, if we write enough letters to the editor, maybe for our kids, things will be different. No, we were telling them, this is what you do right now to help yourself and your family. So yeah, he has several chapters devoted to this just to give some of the highlights. He's got a whole chapter on called Getting Off Your Meds. And so in here, again, this is from firsthand experience is dealing with people who because what happens is it's very analogous to what happens with government intervention in the economy, that someone will have something that's not right.  And then before you know it, they're taking 15 different medications. And so he just gives a step by step guide as to how do you wean yourself and start scaling back. And by the way, it's not a real simplistic just, oh, yeah, you don't need that stuff. Just go cold turkey and you'll be fine. No, he gives he cites the research and he shows you these are the things this is the order you would do it in and this is the procedure and consultation with your doctor and so on. So it's a very fact based approach that Doug is, I say an ER doctor, he knows the literature. Another example is we give a framework for should you receive screening like a mammogram and so on. And there it's not that we say yes or no, it depends on the individual, but we give a framework for evaluating it because contrary to the public campaigns, I say, oh, yeah, everybody should go get a breast exam or everybody should go get prostate and so on, not necessarily, right? That there's there's trade offs, there's pros and cons. And so yes, if you have a family history of that and you reach a certain age, yeah, maybe you should go for checkups every so often. But the point is the this one size fits all approach that these public campaigns give they actually cause more harm than good. And we cite the literature on this. So just things like that is that how people can take charge are our main emphasis in terms of just dealing with the system is where possible, try to deal with people who treat health insurance and health care is a market transaction that where they view themselves as a business and you are their customer that that's the mentality you want. You want to get away from the conventional approach where the hospital looks at you as a nuisance, right? Because you're not paying the hospital, it's either your insurance company or the government.  If something goes wrong, they want to get you out of there because they know they're probably not even going to make money off of you depending on what your condition is. So you don't at all want to be in that kind of environment if at all possible. Well, it's so true and it's infuriating to think about speaking of infuriating Bob, I want to get one last question in here and get your reaction to this. The now infamous USDA food pyramid, which the USDA finally dropped quietly a couple years ago. But if people recall at the bottom of the pyramid, the base of the pyramid is bread and cereal and rice and pasta and way up at the top it says, you know, fats and you should eat those very sparingly. So if it turns out and increasingly looks like it will turn out that that pyramid was astonishingly wrong. That's actually the opposite. And as a result, the USDA is directly responsible for adding to the epidemic of cancer, heart disease, obesity, stroke, diabetes in this country. Why is that not a scandal? Why is that not an outrage? I mean, talk about unaccountable. I find the USDA food pyramid to be an outrage and I don't hear anybody talking about it. This sort ties into your earlier observation about how there's a natural alliance or sympathy between the people who have been drawn to the primal lifestyle just on its own merits and then they wouldn't have called themselves libertarians and then they get exposed to the broader libertarian perspective. For example, my childhood friend, his sister, was a nutritionist and she started investigating you know, the paleo diet and so on just because some of her clients were into that stuff and she went in initially skeptically and then was convinced and realized, oh wait a minute and so she began to distrust the government experts in the area of diet and nutrition and things like that and in terms of exercise regimes and things and so then I had more credibility when I was telling her look it, I went and got a PhD in economics and I'm telling you when they talk about what causes booms and busts and when they talk about how we're going to fix the banking system it's not just that they're a little bit off they're the ones causing the problem well now she's much more receptive to hearing that because she's seen firsthand in her own area that that's what happens so I think you're right Jeff that the more people study this and unfortunately there's this knee jerk reaction that people just assume if there's something that's really important like the economy or health insurance or health care that well somebody has to be in charge of that and yes they might screw up they might make mistakes but the solution is to get better people in charge because clearly we can't just leave it up you know we can't just have anarchy we just can't have no system we gotta have somebody in charge to tell people what to eat because otherwise people will be doing all kinds of and that's really I think an unfortunate habit that people have an intellectual mistake and so one of the things we say in the book is look if you really don't think we can get along without having an FDA saying what is and what is not acceptably safe levels or you know safe products and so on well you can still have that the government can still hire its own experts to evaluate stuff but don't make it mandatory just have the FDA there issuing its proclamation and you can go to their website and see what they think is safe and what's not but if you decide you know what after talking with my doctor doing my own research I think I want to try this new experimental procedure because I have a certain condition and they're using this pill over in Europe or what have you then you should have the freedom to do that it's it's crazy to me that we're giving so much power to a few people that are selected by Washington politicians who as you say are completely unaccountable when when think when the FDA screws up and they approve a drug and then change their mind later and people can point to it and say look at how many fatalities result from that screw up the FDA if anything is going to get more funding they're going to go to Congress you know in the wake of the scandal and say well we're understaffed what do you expect us to do we need more manpower so we don't screw up like that again so it's perverse you know it's not that they intentionally do something to kill somebody but the incentives for huge organizations like that are exactly the opposite in Washington the way they are anywhere else Bob tell us where we can find the book it's titled The Primal Prescription written by Bob Murphy and Doug McGuff is it available on Amazon is it out already in in paper form it's definitely available on Amazon I believe the plan was for it to be in bookstores but I have not been to one to confirm it with my own eyes yet so for sure if people want to get it I would just go to Amazon right now we've got an advanced copy headed to the Mises Institute and I will say this I will read it immediately upon getting it and we got a lot of books here we don't have time to read them all but it's one that'll be at the top of my list ladies and gentlemen be sure to check out Bob Murphy now a research professor at Texas Tech and his new podcast which I have to plug Contra Krugman which he does every week is it every week with Tom Woods that you're doing the podcast right every week we take what Krugman's op-ed column was that week and we go through it line by line Bob congratulations on the book thanks so much for your time today and ladies and gentlemen have a great and healthy weekend


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You're starting QB and want a Super Bowl put up a number. Yeah, that's true. Plus he has two. He has two Super Bowls. Can I nap without the fear of a Poisson mid-nap? Yeah. Right now, yes, unless someone overs 2020 Bowman. I'll just yell at it, Sean. Hi, there you go, congrats, Jonathan. Dude's Vaughn, 225. Insurance, that's Jalen Hyatt rookie. Between 5 and 10,000, I think. That is a Michael Meyer to 75. Rottlesberger underrated, properly rated, overrated. I think he's probably properly rated. Now I think he will be. Michael Meyer, rookie patch auto to 99 for the Raiders. I know, even as a Ravens fan, I still respect them. Yeah. John, picking up a couple of Don Russo Asia teamals. Dustin with some Revolution WWE's as well. And Cedric Tillman to 50, going to the Browns. Yeah, I agree. I would have in your order note too, Shipe, I would just say for the 10 box Tuesday basketball break, just to be sure. Tyler Scott to 99. And Vonta, Jay Jedis. Justin Jefferson, congrats on that one. That is nasty. Congrats on that. Very nice. There you go, Vikings. We've got AJ Brown to 35. Yeah, Chase Brown to 99. The Sigs on there, doesn't look great, but it's on there for the Bengals. And then nice, 23 to 50. Jordan Love on the capstones, congrats there. Packers. Very nice. Yeah, I know. They didn't give that, I didn't give them a very good shark. I agree. I like the foil color of that potentially. Jerry Judy. Face. Save that one for last, I think. I think this is going to be a random, 111 out of 150. Bijan Robinson and Tank Bigsby. I believe Johnny has the Falcons and then Gu H has the Jags. So yeah, that'll be a random to those two teams at the end. That is going to be a Brent and Strange to 75. Nice one there for the Jags. We've got, that's disgusting, man.  Rishi Rice, 38 to 50. We're just pulling banger after banger after banger tonight. Congrats there, Chiefs. All right, who's got them? Because that's not a super expensive team either. It's going to Brandon T. Brandon T, how about a one of one, Kyler Murriotto. Jersey numbered as well for the Cardinals.  Monsters, monsters. Holy hell, congrats, Brandon T. Geez, man. Oh yeah. And this one. And dude, I would have to imagine this is going to be Kyler Murray's best card in this product right here, which is awesome. So congrats on that. Again, Brandon, Unreal Break. Again, we got to do this random real quick. Bijan and Bigsby. All right, going to roll the dice, whatever team's on top after nine times. Got the Bijan Robinson and Tank Bigsby Dual Auto, or Dual Jersey. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and nine. Going to the Jags. Going to the Jags. Congrats there, Jacksonville. Let's do a quick recap. Again, that was that one. Joyceys and Autos. We've got Tyler Scott, Jordan Addison, Duce Vaughn, Cedric Tillman, Aidan O'Connell, Rishi Rice, Michael Meyer, Jordan Love, Chase Brown, Cedric Tillman, Jalen Waddle, Michael Meyer, Jackson Smith and Jigba, Keon White, Darren Woodson, and Tyjay Spears. Mag cards. We had the Vansa of Jay Jettas, the one-of-one Kyler Auto, and then the White Night of Jalen Hertz. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the filp. Up next is this other half-case.


A comment first, I was a student of Chris Christensen a long time ago. He was the pioneer that worked with China even before there were formal relations between Australia and China. I think it's very, very, very good collaborations. NFAS is the biggest task code and of course it's very easy. NFAS also sort of has this peculiarity. It's very big so it's unlike any conventional antenna or telescope. So in order for it to move and point to somewhere, you essentially have to move close to a thousand panels and each is the size of a normal room, 11 meters on one side. So FARS found lots of poster candidates and some of them are in the southern hemisphere and we have parks so we can do the confirmation and follow up observations for FARS. It's very efficient and productive to send it to our colleagues, particularly the parks telescope who has been doing this for decades. We started the collaboration from the SK project with Australia many, many decades ago China has FARS as another concept for the SKA but as a single dish, the largest one in the world, FARS can do some complementary observations of studies together with ISCAP, MIR, MWA and also the future SKA arrays. We're also looking into the future, that is the biggest surface, the most sensitive telescope and we make some of the most sensitive receivers as well. So marrying that together it's obvious that we're going to reach things that nobody else has reached before.


Yeah. Yeah. My shot. Uh, this will be my third Ramadan. That's right. Uh, humduli lot that, that I, um, that I am a Muslim and I'm getting stronger and stronger in my faith. I'm just holding my conviction. You know what I mean? But, uh, I've always been conscious. Yeah, we on boss talk. No, humduli lot. You said I want to, I want to just go in on that. Like, like, when did you, when did you, uh, you know, take on, I'll be coming up. Yeah. Yeah. My shot. Uh, this will be my third Ramadan. That's right. Uh, humduli lot that, that I, um, that I am a Muslim and I'm getting stronger and stronger in my faith. I'm just holding my conviction. You know what I mean? But, uh, I've always been conscious of, of, of a God and of a lot in particular. You know what I'm saying? Going to prison. But you, you constantly, you just don't, or at least for me, and I don't want it to be for anyone else in my story. Yes, sir. Is that I didn't, I didn't want it to be like, cause I'm in jail. You know what I'm saying? I didn't want to be like, cause, cause I, cause I didn't been shot. Yeah. I want to be like, cause, um, I don't have no money. Yeah. Yeah. But guess what? When I got the money, I knew what it was cause I knew it was a lot. I knew it couldn't be nothing but God. That's it. When it came in, cause I knew it couldn't give credit to nobody else. When I looked around and I said, how did it happen? And why me? Cause I'm knowing I got some homies and Oakland, just as smart, just as sharp. You know what I'm saying? It's good looking. You know what I'm saying? Why me? You know what I mean? It couldn't be nothing but God. Ain't nothing but God. Come on now. And I knew that when I, you know what I mean? I don't know if it was a tap on my shoulder. If it was something that said, you know what?  Right?  And the only thing I need you to do is tell the truth. And you got everything else. Don't even worry about nothing. Just tell the truth. How did it happen? Oh, it's God. Hamduli la la.


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تشرف بل اشتغالي بالعلم ولا تبغي به ما عشت يا دادا دالا وياله من شراف عظيمي لننشاء الله سوف نخبركم عن قواعد قواعد أو قواعد وضوابط فداعا سوف يكون قواعد وضوابط والدفع بين قواعد وضوابط قواعد يدفع كل شابطة وضوابط مختلف في شابطة هذا هو دفع سوف نخبر قواعد وضوابط في ماتس تحتاج إلى دعوة سوف نخبركم عن قواعد ونشاء الله ومائي والأول قواعدة التي سنخبر is إنما الأعمال بالنيات أيضًا known as أل أمور بمقاصدها أيضًا known as أل أمور بمقاصدها يعني ماتس are what is intended from it ماتس are what is intended from it you all probably know that there are 5 قواعد which are unanimously agreed upon all the scholars and this is called there are 5 that are unanimously agreed on this is from one of the agreed upon the rest not all madhab takes it on but these 5 all the madhab they take it on all madhabs believe this and this is the first one of the 5 it has a big effect in دعوة in everything in actions are what is intended from it and that's why the hadith it's one-third of the religion و يدخل and it enters and it enters 70 chapters of it so it enters 70 chapters of it it's one-third of the religion let's me explain the قاعدة إنما الأل أعمال is the plural of the word أعمال أميات is the جمع of the word وهي ما ينوي الإنسان و بقلبه من خير أوشر and it is what the person intends in his heart whether it's good or bad so what does it mean generally so we explain it word for word what is the overall meaning for it is it basically means إن الأفعالة والتصرفات actions and that which a person does all of it is governed by intention all of it is governed by intention as for the the effect that it has in the eyes of the فوقها is that إن الحكمة الذي يترتب على أمر يكون على مقتض المقصود من ذلك الأمر فيقياً they say that the rolling pertaining to this matter is in accordance with intention this action sorry the rolling of this matter whether it's واجب whether it's سنة whether it's واجب whether it's عباد and whether it's مبع all of it is pertained by the person's intention and some rulings that are in this matter some that are connected to it and we're gonna mention four four rulings that are connected to it first one is إن منزلة النية stay the rank or the position of the intention with actions من حيث ترتب الثواب وعدم على ثلاثة أحوال the position that the intention has with knowledge in terms of reward is of three levels that's the first one the first one is the first one of the three is a good intention pure intention is for the sake of Allah good intention that person gets rewarded for it the second one is so the first one good without no actions without the first one it's good intention purely good intention but no actions with it the person gets rewarded for it the second one is action without any intention he won't get rewarded for it he doesn't have good intention the third one is a person who has good intention he intended good and he did what he was able to do he did what he was able to do he did what he was able to do and he didn't finish it he gets the reward of a person who done the action he had the intention he stood up he wanted to embark but he wasn't able to do it he couldn't complete it he got the intention that he had it are you with me a person wanted to go and give صدقة to somebody but for one reason or another he wasn't able to go he couldn't complete his intention he gets the reward of the person who did it he gets it like a person he went to a masjid he wrote himself and registered himself as a as a student to memorize the Quran he wrote himself down he had intention but one way and another he was unable to finish that intention he had that person gets the reward of that's the first point with those three different so that's how the intention is in regards to the in terms of reward are you with me these are أحكام that are pertaining to it the second one is إن النيات قد تحصلوا جملة intention may have may take place generally وقد تحصلوا تفسيرا or it may take place specifically or it may take place by way of necessity the first one it takes place generally the second one it takes place specifically and the third one it takes place by way of necessity and the intention differs the intention it differs it differs that some are better than others some are better than others that's the second one the third one is the third one is إن عدم اعتبار النية not considering intention not considering a person's intention in his actions not considering a person's intention not considering a person's intention in his actions will necessitate bad result will result in bad outcome so if a مفتي doesn't take into consideration for a person's intent of the matter he can destroy the whole Fattwa if he emphasize the intent of the person for example a person killed another two people killed two people killed فعلاً يتكلمون إلى أكثر من مجموعة. one killed this person and one killed another person وما تفعل؟ يجب أن تجدون لهم أن يكونوا مجموعة يجب أن يجدون لهم مجموعة؟ هل هذا right؟ لماذا؟ يمكن أن يفعله مجموعة وردته وردته ومجموعة بحيث هل يجب أن يكونون مجموعة؟ لا فما يجب أن يكونون مجموعة؟ فعلاً يجب أن تقوم بإمكانه تعتقد أنه يجب الكثير من التعامل في فتوز ونعرفه فهذا يجب أن يكون هناك الكثير من التعامل في فتوز ونعرفه لماذا يفعلونه؟ هذا هو التالي كل محاول أنه لم يفعله للمجموعة فهو مجموعة ما هو التالي الذي يخطأ من المجموعة؟ ليس هذه المجموعة هذه هي المجموعة لأي محاول أن يفعل أنه لا يوجد مجموعة للمجموعة فهذا المجموعة مجموعة لا يوجد مجموعة لأنها مجموعة من كل مجموعة خلاص خلاص لا يوجد مجموعة لا يوجد مجموعة الله سبحانه وتعالى ما هو المجموعة للمجموعة؟ ما هو المجموعة؟ المجموعة الأولى هو حديث عمار رضي الله تعالى عنه where the messenger said إنما الأماله فمن كانت يجرأته إلى الله ورسوله ومن كانت يجرأته لدنيا يصيبها ومرات يعنقعها أو يتزوجها يجرأته إلى ما هجرأ إليه هذا حديث is a what is the backbone of this principle ولدارك الشيخ ألسان بيبنويتين يهيسين في مجموعة الفتاوة يهيسين كلمة جامعة كاملة it's a comprehensive word كاملة أمان وبيدات is a comprehensive sentence complete comprehensive sentence because the intention for the action is like the soul for the body the intention the nia is what for the action is like the soul is for the body that's how the intention is for the action also the second evidence for it the messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم has said صلى الله عليه وسلم وفي بضع أحدكم صدقة that one of you his sexual intimacy with his wife there is a answer in it it's a sadaqa one of you has intimacy with his wife it's a sadaqa and that's the word بضع means sexual intercourse that's how it's in أحدكم صدقة قالوا يا رسول الله يا رسول الله يأتي أحدنا شهوتها is it possible that one of us does he fulfills his desires ويقول له فيها أجر and then he gets rewarded for it the messenger said أرأيتم لوضع في حرام do you not see that if he was to fulfill it in a haram he would get أكان عليه فيها would he be sinning would he gain sin by going and doing in a haram he said and the same is what if he puts it into Halal he gets a reward for it so this hadith shows that when the person this hadith is an evidence for what that any time a person he busies himself with something which is مباح to leave off a haram he gets rewarded for that intention this hadith is an evidence to show that if a person busies himself in a matter which is haram مباح مباح he does something which is مباح but the reason why he does this مباح is that he wants to stay away from a haram he gets rewarded for the intention and the action both of them he gets rewarded for the intention and he also gets rewarded for the action another evidence to show is the hadith where the messenger said that a man came to the messenger and he said a man who fights a man fights because he can't accept his people to be humiliated his tribe he just cannot take it he does tribal reasons or nationalism another man fights out of courage and another one another one fights because he wants to show off people say wow that guy is a warrior فأيو ذلكة في سبيل for the sake of Allah the messenger said the one who fights so Allah's word that is the one who he is the one who is fighting in the cause of Allah so if a person fights for free in his land he doesn't get it another person who fights another person who fights so here pay attention all of these people are fighting do they share the action yes what's the difference the intention they are all the same in the action they are fighting the one that's fighting for nationalism the one that's fighting for الشعوف all of them are really fighting so they are the the the differences between all of them is what the intent of why everyone's fighting for another evidence to show you the intent and evidence and the last one is the Hadith where the messenger said in one of his the invasion and the battle of the Tabuk the messenger said in the city of Medina are men you guys have not cut a distance إلا كانوا معكم except those those people in Medina are with you guys but illness is what prevented them from being with you guys they wanted to they had the intention you guys have something stop them from going something stop them from going so they are with you guys even that though they're not walking like you guys are they're not traveling like you guys are traveling but every single distance in which you guys have cut and every valley and every land that you guys went through they are with you guys they are escalated by Bukhari and Muslim so all of these are what indication to show that the intention and its preposition now this principle sub branch so now we spoken about the meaning we spoke about the meaning of the قاعدة we did it the way we defined it was in two ways we done it and each word what it meant the first one and also what it meant generally then we moved on to the next one which is we talked about the احكام pertaining to it and we divided that into four and then after that we talked about the evidence for this قاعدة which is the third one now we are going to move on to the fourth one which is sub branches that come from this قاعدة sub branches that come down from this قاعدة and this is applied to the people who give in دعوة how can this قاعدة apply to them one قيام الشخصي for a person to stand في هوا نفسي يلجل بدنيا a person is not allowed for him to stand for his desire of himself to gain the world or or to push a worldly harm ويخرج ذلك and he leaves that معروف النعية المنكر a person he stands up for his own worldly gain هوا نفسي he wants publicity he wants views he wants respect from the community he stands up and he stands up it's not permissible and he uses as a means الامر بالمعروف النهية عن المنكر so the نهي according to the intent behind it is the publicity the fame the number and the gathering that person he went against his قاعدة that the intention is what he's got so he's not going to get rewarded for what he's doing because the intention isn't there good the third thing the second thing is the second thing is that it is it's prohibited اظهار الغيبة it is prohibited backbiting للناسي for the people it's prohibited to backbite the people في قالب التعجب and using it by in a way of amazement so you say you're using it in an angle of that you are amazed with it اول اقتمام لحال المختب or you are trying to بط the persons in which you are backbiting you want to benefit from this situation you want to gain publicity or name or fame out of it or you sometimes even may show yourself to be what غابة بالله you are angry for the sake of Allah and that you are doing انكار المنكر that you are stopping the evil and then you speak nicely and eloquent to the community this is what the intention you are not going to get rewarded for it why? because the issue is your intention not the evil that you are stopping so you are not going to get rewarded for it the fourth thing is يجيبو هجر اصحاب البداع والمنكرات it is mandatory to a boycott the people of innovation and the people who do evil in the open if a person is a person is doing zina in the open he is drinking khama in the open and the list goes on then that person should be boycotted should be mandatory that he is boycotted and he should be warned against and his evil should be exposed and told to the people and to warn the people from his evil all of that has to be done the person has to do it with sincerity خلاص you can't do it because you have a desire you just don't like the person so now you go out of your way start to look for his shortcomings and his shortcomings you try to make it look like you are defending the religion remember الله knows what is in your heart الله knows what your eyes are trying to deceive the people with the fifth thing is the fourth one is يجيبو it is mandatory it is mandatory upon the scholars ودعاتي and those who are calling to the path of Allah عند الصدع بالحق when the haq becomes clear to them that they go and they mention the haq والجهري بي and that they speak it out open loud all of it أن يكون ذلك ابتغاوة الله that there is an intent for the sake of Allah in it لا لقصد العلوي في الأرض أو الفسان you shouldn't do it because you want the people to take you up and put your position up or you want to cause calm and destruction of the earth ولذلك ابنو تيمي رحم الله يسأل لو تكلم المتكلم بالحق if a person speaks the truth بحق لقصد العلوي he speaks the truth with the truth all of it is a haq it is a haq he brings truth to the table and his intent is what العلوي في الأرض his intent is to go high on the earth أو الفسان or he wants to cause corruption on the earth كان بمنزيلة الذي يقاتل حمية ورياءة he is like the one who fights out of nationalism or the one that fights to show off وإن تكلم لأجل الله مخلص له الدين كان من المجاهدين في سبيل الله but if he speaks for the sake of Allah with sincerity in his heart and he speaks the truth and he becomes the inheritors of the prophets خلافاء الرسول those who come after the prophets and take their position with truth last but not least which is the fifth one يجيب على من يفتين الناس it is mandatory on the one who is doing nasiha sessions or giving people fatwa is where you are learning them and he is teaching them أن ينظر إلى البواعث على الأعمال he looks at what the intent of the action was for why was the action done for he looks at it لأن لها تأثير because it has an effect in the fatwa and the rolling وبسبب إهمال هذا الأصلي حصل غلض كثير and forsaking forsaking the people's reasoning and why they do matters it causes what it causes a lot of harm and a lot of problems


Good morning, everybody. So welcome. Today, we're gonna have a class on Bookmap. Let me know if you can see over here my screen. So we're gonna use over here the Stocksroom. I'm gonna start with this and then right away we're gonna dive into Bookmap, the place that we have today. All right, so how to become a pro? I realized during the years that it's not only technical. But it's also emotions and discipline. So many things over here form traders your background. Okay, so technical over here. We need to have a strategy. Create a plan, trade your watsless. How many times, for example, even this morning, we may have a watsless. This morning, for example, I was looking at Tesla, soon we're gonna go over this and maybe somebody else or we saw news or somebody captures our attention and we don't have a plan. We start doing that. By, I also say, hijacking our plan, okay, our watsless. This is the most important thing. If you are especially a beginner advanced trader, you're still not a professional, try to stick to your plan. Because often it may seem that you don't have it. So you may wait, wait and wait and it will eventually come. So wait for your wats to wait for that trade. Before making the watsless scan the market this morning, you can use different sources, scanner, you can also read the news and then focus on the setups, you know. For example, I give you an example on this. Yesterday we were trading a certain setup on Tesla and it was a more advanced setup. So a lot of traders that are beginners that I teach, they want to trade a setup, but that setup is still an advanced trade. So don't start trading something that you don't read, then you didn't already previously test it and also trade it with small size, then bigger size, and bigger size. Focus on correct timing of execution. This means becoming aware that you can have the perfect watsless, the perfect plan, the perfect strategy, but if your executions are not good, you won't be able to make money. Okay, that's the reason why I say even with Bookmap we have a very good feature and this feature is the replay. Okay, run that replay and trade make experience before putting size. Listen to the chart and not to yourself. This I have, I think, repeated to myself 1,000 times when I started because I was always looking and following what I was thinking instead of following my strategy that I had previously backtested. So it's now, you know, a fact for me that the strategy trades better than me. The strategy is better than me. All right, don't think you're better than your strategy. So trade a chart and not what you think. Change bias fast. We'll see this morning on Tesla because that was super fast. How me and my team traded and also recognize sideways action. Okay, a lot of traders will start to trade in consolidation. Okay, instead avoid that consolidation. Trade only when we have a trend. Then over here, how to become a pro, I put over here emotions. So be patient. Don't have greed, manage fear, manage stress. Stay calm when you take a trade. All of this seems like super easy. Something like you say, I know this, but it's very hard to be perfect in these fields. Discipline. So when I say discipline, remember, the main key of discipline is respect the rules and self-control. Don't over-trade. Don't revamp trading. It's fine to wait for the trade or even not trade a day if you don't have a setup. Personally, I take three losses and I walk away. So those red days that happens that in the in the trading week or even the trading month of a trader, there's a day that you don't have a feel for the market. Okay. Maybe everybody else is making money or trading good and you simply don't seem like understanding what the market is doing. So maybe your feels are late. You anticipate or you're late. You don't have a, I would say, a correct vision of that. That's hard today. Okay. In that case, better to go away trading. Okay. Step out. Protect yourself over with a stop-loss and a max dollar risk with your broker. In order not to have big drawdowns on your account, protect yourself. Always have a stop-loss. This could be mentally or it could be even like a hard stop-loss with a broker. But always protect your account. It's very, very important. Personally, I never risk more than 2% on a day on my account. Find peace when you lose. Accept it. Okay. I see a lot of traders get frustrated. It really depends on the entity and on the size of your loss. But I can tell you that you have to go on. You have to move over. You have to accept it. And then over here, stay patient when waiting for an entry. Okay. Having said this, this morning we had a good morning on two stocks in one future. My friend Scott Poulsen is going to cover future, so I'll leave that to him tomorrow. Today we had one stock, which is Sira. We'll share over here how in the room we took it and why we took it. So Sira is a small cap. All right. You can see over here, I run on my scanner. So I'm putting up over here, Sira. We have a stock with 32 million volume trader for now. This morning was a 60% gain gapper. We're going to put over here more stats. We add over here market cap. We have a market cap of 40 million. So it's a small market cap. We have a share of float of 12 million and a very low institutional ownership and a very low percent short float. So once you You're looking to trade something like Sira, you have to understand that it's basically very different trading small caps than big caps. All right. How many traders over here trade small caps? So personally, I like to trade both. This morning, Sira was one of the only small caps that we were looking at. We can see over here the financials of the company and the company is pretty shady. I mean, it has cash over here of 38 millions at the quarter. We can see revenues 87k. So really nothing. A negative net income and a burp per month of three million. So this cash over here will be, you know, basically enough for between 10 and 12 months. All right. Again, it's another biotech company over here. The Niosics predict managed pregnancy complications. Over here, we can start to see the news. Announces positive top line data. Every single time that I read this news, I start thinking about a short. Why this? Well, many times that we have stocks with positive top line data. Okay, we see shorts. When I say this, it means because I go here in history and back test. And I can tell you also that the last two weeks and a half, we had 80% win by stats. So I run over here in history. The filters over here. So I back test. We had a target, one of my targets that I use for at least 3.5 are 80%. We got that target. Okay, over here, you can see some of my very easy back test that I do, then you can put over here until 1000 parameters. Right. Now going back over here to our top list, we saw that we have a company with a very small float, 12 million. We have a company with a small market cap, 60% Gapper this morning. And now I have to look for my levels. So I know that based on the news, based on the company itself, this is something that I'm looking to, to trace short. And the first reference over here in the daily. So I start looking at my daily chart and I start looking the levels where I'm looking for a possible rejection. So one will be here and then another level will be here. So those two areas are for me, the most important areas on the chart. Okay, so typical daily levels. Now look over here, look over here on the right and tell me what you look, what you see. We see that this is the open, right? We're in point over here. This is 930. We have a main zone over here of liquidity at 220. 220. Okay. This morning I was running this. It was a sharing for my room members. We had this 220 level and we were looking at this $2 support. The level, the first level that I have over here, my daily charge to 50. The second one is over here, $293. So we are far away from that point, right traders? We are far away from that level. Now one of the setup that I love to trade is essentially an easy setup that I call gap and extension, all right? And I will share over here what I wanted to look at over here. This is 325. This is 925, 927 high chances for a poppin fail sale to short at the gate. 220, important area of supply and seller joining at 927. And then I called over here the 220 short. Why? If you see over here, we have an open 930. Right away the push goes above the 220. And you can see we have one, two, three, four levels of liquidity, right? These are buyers. They're already over here on our book, okay? So buyers, buyers, buyers, buyers. What I like about this is that they pushed above the resistance. They fail. So at this point over here, you can see we'll zoom in. We start making a lower low versus this low and a lower high. And then we're breaking down the support area, okay? Or the first liquidity area. So we have a fast reversal at this peak, okay? We have over here, fast reversal over here. So we break the resistance 930. Right away we slam below over here, the resistance over here at 220. Put a lower high, another lower low, and then we have the break. Over here we call the short. Now, when I said before, remember what I said? In order to trade correctly, you also have to be trading with the correct timing, okay? I can share with you some of the examples that we took today. This, for example, is one of the traders in the room performing good. You can see, right? And you can see this setup over here that right away when it pushes above 220, it fails, right? From that 220, we start looking for a major short. Over here we have another example. Again, over here the pop 220, right away it fails. A little bit late over here in the trail, the trade. So the trade over here covered partial, then re-added. Guiding was that 220 area, the resistance that we have over here in Bookmap. And then you can see that we start having this unwind until this $2. Remember before we had the liquidity stack at $2. So this level down here, you see this dip. And then right away push a backup, over here, 221. You can see that we go again to the level resistance. We break this 220, you see that we make one tick up over here, or actually one send up. We're not on futures. 221, right away 220. Lower highs, lower lows. Again, your level to short to 17. You can see over here the trader getting in to 17. And my first target that we are calling this morning was the 193, 194. That's the main target you can see over here. Good reason to cover. So essentially traders is one of those stocks that we trade usually in the sense of the setup. So nothing difficult if you know how to read over here the flow. You can see now that the heat map is guiding all the way down over here stock from 220 back to $15, $2, 196. Okay, so over here now we're looking for this target between 140 and 135. This here over here. So we're looking for this target out here. So we're going to look a few minutes still on Sarah and then we're going to go over on Tesla. We're going to check what we do on Tesla. So Sarah right now, what I'm looking at is besides the most important level that was this 220. And if you're looking at the tape over here, you can see that every single time now that gets into a pop. This was the first one. This is the second one. This is the third one. We have a rejection. This means that we have strong, sorry, we have a big selling pressure. Okay, from that 220 fake out short, then we have another one fake out short. And now it's just like going all the way down over here. So a less crazy volume, a less some kind of reclaim of the web. We're holding over here this short. Okay, what we see over here for now is a scenario of floor highs, lower lows. Just a tip you can use even this indicator. It mimics. Okay, the price section calls exact. Don't expect that this will update right when we have a new lower low. Okay, this tells you only after the lower low in this case, or in this case is higher low is confirmed. All right. And but it's just like a guy to see better lower highs, lower lows in case you want to use it now. We don't really need this over here. I prefer to trace my lower highs over lows. Okay, now this level is where we're looking at 140. We are below this main $2. You can see the supply over here stack at $196 and $2. So we're holding short on this one. This is one of the traders I'm mentoring. So pretty good level over here. Shorted, shorted. Readd over here. Covered parts. So pretty good way to trade it. Well done. Okay, let's continue to watch over here. Traders, this price section. You have a small bounce here. So remember the news over here. Okay, the news on this top line results. So many times they want to show you that the news is good, right? Top line results. By reality, you see what it does. It fails. Small bounce over here. Main level of our guide is two. All right, let's move traders right now to Tesla. Main gainer for the room today. So Tesla this morning, this is the open. We'll zoom in. Open over here at 9.30. We had a wash. We got long over here. 211.50. We had a push into this area where we sold. 213.50. Then it failed over here. You can see this is the level of open. It's 9.30. So we can put a line over here. It's the open level. So we shifted from green to red again. And then we started shorting over here at this level. 211.30. For this dip. Then we had a pullback into this here. You can see. And for now we're making lower highs and lower lows. This 206. Put over here. A 30 minute chart. So look at these levels over here. So I go back over here. I generally use an hourly chart or a 30 minute chart to find the best levels. I start putting over here my levels. We have multiple points of intersection. So this is our level of interest for me. And then I'm going to put only the most important ones over the period. And then this level over here. You can zoom in. So you can see over here. A level of support. Another main level of support. Another level of support. It becomes supply over here. We see some more. So we can see also this level. Over here it acts like a demand. Again over here. And then we also have another one. Which is this level over here. So you can see demand and supply. So demand shifts into supply. Now we're going back to the one minute of today. And those are the levels that we have. Of course I suggest you do this with your brokers. You can see the main depot over here 206. That's the reason why this morning we're looking for a possible bounce from this 206. So I'll explain over here. What we did and how we did it on Tesla. Okay. So right now we have a trendline break. Still red on the day Tesla over here. So below the open level. We're going to change the color for this. And we are on this micro support. 209 area. If you break this. Next star going to be 208. Then we're going to look for 206 and 50. We'll start watching on this. These are our main levels of liquidity for the day. So we see the 214 main level. Then we move down over here we have 213. So 212. This area over here. High liquidity. And then this is also the area where we went from red to green and green to red again. And then we re-tested over here. Now we're having major trendline break. I'm not in for now. Just waiting. This morning I had five trades on this. Five wins shared with my team. So trendline break. High chance over here traders if we fail this level of 208 and 80. That we will unwind to the 208 and then 206 and 50. Okay. So we break this 208 and 80. Target. This support. And then this 206 and 50. Watching over here the flow. You can see still highs or lows a lot of selling pressure. So to understand how we took the long this morning. You can see buying the dip. Selling partial into those peaks. Okay. Very fast move here out of the gate. As we explained before. From here to this peak. Now it's very hard to trade open on something so volatile like Tesla. I suggest to make practice. Takes a little bit of time. And this is just the same example. Right. So you can see over here buying the dip. Sell. Sell. And then over here the trader. I believe that shorter here cover cover reshorter and then cover. Still holding the 208 and 80. Scrolling back up. I'm still bearish over here. For what concerns Tesla unless a reclaim of 210 and 80. Which would be the reclaim of this blue line over here. He has a sideways for now. Essentially didn't move too much from the gate. Almost same price. Meantime traders start also looking at Cera. Talking also for my team because it's like spiking. Very important for me once I'm in the money. I always set my stop to break even watching this right now. Trendline break. There is free break 209 and 50. It's going to wash to the next main target here 209. Let's look at this 209 and 50. A little zoom in over here. So we're watching Tesla. Bear flag mode. You need to see a break on 209 and 50. This micro support over here. Ford and wine. What I'm trying to do is waiting for a setup right now. I'm not going to ever trade because I already shared over here this morning. If you're getting my team along the first one over here. Sold over here. This was a crazy move that it took. Then I long here and I shorted this stop for this and wine. The last over here 45 minutes. I didn't trade anymore at Tesla. Why? Well simply I was already done for the day. So no need for me to try to trade more. I already reached my goal. So I said over here above 210.80. This would be the shift over here of bias. If we close above 210.80 then the target will be 212. For now it's stuffing. Meanwhile, yes, this portion over here. May resist us to 11. 211.50 and 212. Main support 209. You can see traders still not able to break this 210.50 and close above 210.80. There we are. Another trend break. You can see every single time we have a trend break. Like we had a one over here. Drops. Drops. We're talking about this. Now bear flag at this point. So at this point I'm looking at the tick. I'm looking at yes and que. Tesla and Amazon. No A plus setup. Discipline and patient. We're holding over here S-E-R-A. Short. Rather than that, we're watching Tesla if we're going to close above 210.80 for a push of 212. But for now this is still making major lower highs, lower lows. So we're going to look over here for still on 1 to 280, 208.50 and 206.50 down here. You can see they're trying to break this level of support, micro support 210 right away, buyer step in. They're attacking 210.50 previous resistance over here. Remember what I said, if we close above 210.80 then target will be 212. Watching over here, only book map and today all the trades that we took on Tesla were using the strategy that I teach in my room but essentially was always timing with book map. It's closing over here 2.210.80 you can see that it just at that level over there, 210.80 still didn't close above that 210.80 and I said if we close above this target possible 212, still not closing above okay, so check the 210.80 you can see over here they're trying to attack the 210.80 has to close above now I finally close above 210.80 so break through 11 will have possibly 212 you can see over here higher lows are high, this is a strong trend right look at this point until this is not breaking this is a strong trend till 212 this is perfect, 210.80 broke we have a good chance to go 212 211, remember every single time that we have a whole dollar number we'll have over here big hands they're at place so these are big hands over here placed and the fact over here that we see over under, over under, it means that they're selling every single time that we have a 211 this is over here at 210.80, 210.90 they're holding so means we have a chance over here to go to 212 211 again still making over here higher lows so there's no point over here to think that we won't get to 212 also yes over here is popping still holding at 211 guide for now is a strong line and there we are 211.40 and we're gonna get at 212 again there's 10, 210.80 look over here this is like better than the algo I said look for the 210.80 we have to close above that level we have to close above that level then we close above that level and dips over here in the 210.80 this is part of my trading system why I was saying 210.80 every single dip over here 210.80 look over here perfect now we're getting to the 212 better than an algo over here this is perfect there we are 211.90 yes also over here is sustaining the move so very good I like this, I like the tick chart right now I like the NQ I like he has Targon yes over here is gonna be 41, 42 and Tesla got to that 212 now alright so you can see sequence of higher lows in our highs so previous resistance 212 let's see if we can confirm the break of this level next target 214 so let's see if we can break and hold above this 212 we're still not breaking the 212 here but not breaking now I want to see 212 holding the 212 over here consolidating and then push up otherwise if it breaks below this level we're gonna push back down to 211 okay just read over here the price action and there we are, cannot hold the support at 211.70 now target will be over here 211 okay in order to see a push to 214 we need to see a close above the 212 and a consolidation above we're trying to attack again 211.80 212 but I see over here weak I don't see over here a lot of buyers sustaining this move look over here traders possible a fail of this level to 211.50 and back to 211 now buyers step in 211.50 they're trying to hold but I see over here weak I don't see over here huge buyers sustaining the move so possible wash coming and there we are wash came 211.30 and we're gonna get this 211 so you can see so predictable reading these levels over here okay and we got a 211 again now we're gonna hold 211 there's a chance we're gonna go back to 12 hold consolidated 214 we break 211 start rejecting 211 we're gonna fail again okay but you can see over here the wash we call the wash weak tape right away washed over here back to this 211 we're starting to form a little support this 211.50 and you can see that here we had one of our v-patterns right now again I'm not in a trade done for the day I put times times charts and everything in my room used day for the day so I'm only looking over here to explain the price section 212 reclaiming close above get ready for 214 we cannot close above 212 and no consolidation be ready for a fail down to 209 I like over here this fake breakdown and reclaim of the 211.50 so there really space over here to get to the 212.50 at least let's see if we consolidate above right but here we can see this bear trap here still our trend line still our trend line over here retest of the trend line to 211.50 consolidating over here micro wedge you can see over here our lows lower highs volume contractions so it's going to take a direction soon we can see over here the same on book map so what I'm looking over here is also the guy tick in queue spy there we are this time broke over here the trend we can see a close though above 212 and then a consolidation to start looking for the 214 where it's breakout careful over here because this looks like a perfect fake breakout you can see this level think over here there's a pretty good bull trap on fail to 1140 target 210.40 210.40 target because over here nice bull trap and when this bull trap is confirmed traders you can see the spike over here a bull trap will be confirmed on the break of the slow so just when we start like cracking down over here and now this is the previous support so the next target to 10.40 any support over here to 10.40 we're going to wait for that so we have the last few minutes if you have questions you can reach out you can right over here on the youtube chat some member over here say look at Nvidia so now distribution pattern this morning breakdown wedge over here we have our level break of 222.70 passable on wine let's say as long as it stays below 225 let's go back and tell them micro consolidation alright here so I think that for today we covered certain small caps Tesla and big caps we went over some place we took analysis over here the price action we saw over here how it works a bull trap then we saw how to use the trend lines and how has to be the process when you're trading so thank you again see you next week take care if you need help reach out jtor.co and bookmap.com thank you traders


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