Everybody this is Brian and welcome to the what are we at one hundred and fifth? Yeah one hundred fifth video tutorial with Cute and C plus plus and gooey programming. Sorry my cats distracting.  They don't work Well, the reason why is there's a new version of this and that new version is not compatible with the old version And I have to apologize if my voice sounds really hoarse I'm also getting over a call to make things that much better. So Here we go First off this is in Linux. I've got a lot of feedback from you guys So I have to give a shout out to does not give a damn That's an awesome name The user bend X term dash E works perfectly on my system So what I've done is I've gone through and I've I Shouldn't say that I've done it because I really haven't done a whole lot Actually, the Nokia Qt developers have done a lot of this And what they've done is they've gone out and they've gotten botan They have this new snazzy thing in the new build called the amalgamation build. I think it is Anyways, it takes all of the the botan libraries and compresses them down into one header and one source file As you can imagine, this is a humongous file and you can just see it's massive but what it does Excuse me is it allows you to Put all of the code into your application rather than having an external DLL Now when I first tried this, I thought oh man, this is awesome. I'm loving this I could not get it to work for the life of me I could not get this thing to work and what I was missing was this little bit of magic right here botan.pri The kind developers at Nokia have built this little bad boy and when I was on Windows It would not work. It just would not work. It's this little bit of magic right here that helps it work I guess there's a name collision. I won't get in the long gory details but there's a name collision between the Windows header and the botan header and On Linux, of course, it worked flawlessly. I know everybody out there who's using Linux is giving a big round of applause so What I've done is I've just made a simple wrapper for this You can hash a string get a hex hash, which just returns a hex and a small version of the hash Base64 encode and decode encrypt and decrypt a string and crypto file decrypt a file Set a password and set a salt. We've covered. I think all of these things in Our previous tutorial if you don't know what a salt is Assault is so that you can use the same password But by varying the salt the results are always different even though it's the same password It gets into cryptography It's a very complex subject. I have a certified ethical hacker and a CISSP and I've studied a lot about cryptography and There's still a lot that I don't understand and I make very simple mistakes too, but so I Am going to post this out on void realms.com and it's going to have just this project here And with a very simple, you know set passwords at salt. This is my secret and that's going to encrypt it and print it out And the first time you build this which I've already built it, but it takes an incredibly long time to build Simply because you're compiling the entire Button library. It's actually no longer a library source files. You're creating the object files. You know what I mean Too many cold meds. I'm sorry long day. So um, I Did want to just say hey, I wanted to keep up with the times Buttons evolved and our tutorial should too I'm not going to turn this into a full-blown tutorial because we've already beaten the subject up to death. So Anyways, this is Brian. Thanks for watching Hope you learned lots and had fun and have a good weekend


What is up everybody? Jason here for jaspyskatespricks.com This is a random number block. We're calling it R&B 1 For one spot and our jaspys 110 bucks hip-rate football mixer guys now again This is the card edition so instead of selling a team or a name a spot in the break for the full price We're dividing up one spot into 10 spots and putting it serial number style So that way 10 customers or 10 spots are sold and they get an opportunity to get any hits That pop out for one team in the mixer So the way it works guys instead of putting in a customer name in the randomizer of the list With the 32 names. We're gonna put R&B 1 now. It's gonna get randomized the team So when the break happens, you'll know who random number block number one Is matched up with so let's just say as an example You do the randomizer when the break happens and you guys get the chiefs in the randomizer That means that any chiefs hits are gonna be distributed to you guys in this R&B now it goes just like a normal random number block, right? You get a random number from zero through nine If like I said the example is we get a number and it hits three out of ten You know Patrick Mahomes as example here it says Trevor Lawrence Then of course you have number three that matches up to you and R&B one that goes to you now, of course If there's any non numbered cards, then of course we'll have to randomize between you guys in this break to see who that goes to There's multiple will probably split them up Evenly as much as we can and at the end of he says they're here to have R&B one wins one of the Super Bowl Square prizes will randomize the prize between the ten participants So this is a fun way to not have to spend the full spot amount in The mixer but still get a piece of a team and maybe potentially get a hit for a fraction of the price So here we go Let's randomize the names and the numbers and see what number you get matched up with three and a five eight times one two three four five six seven eight Eight times three and a five eight Mark L at the top down to Joseph at the bottom Now again as you can see this has to be determined what day and everything because we don't know when it's gonna sell out And of course, we don't know what team is part of the R&B one yet So that way we're just doing the randomizer to get it ready that way once they do sell out We can know what names and what numbers are attached to what team now. Let's go eight times in the numbers here guys one two three four five six seven eight eight times eight eight One down to zero. So let's see how it matched up here So mark out. There's any one-on-ones for the team that gets randomized to R&B one that goes to you Of course anything else your number one eleven twenty one thirty one forty one, etc Mark with seven Russo with seven Steve you have six Lucas with two Eugene with a Alexander with three Joe With four Bobby would nine and five and then Joe Joseph sorry If of course there was any redemptions the added bonus to zero is that I don't think there will be But of course anything else number ten twenty thirty forty, etc. We'll see you Alrighty guys awesome. So like I said, we did post some R&B to so if you want to buy into another You know share of a team in the mixer. You definitely can Jaspies case breaks.com guys. Thank you and good luck


Hey guys, this is Hyder from Xtrace and in this video we're going to go over options flow So we have this tool here Honor Xtrace app, so I'm currently on the website Yeah, using my laptop, but if you go to the left here and then you click on options flow Yeah, you'll be able to see the options flow for the current day and you can also see historical flow as well But you know, we'll just go over the basics here. So, yeah, let's start off with the flow sentiment. So the flow sentiment is how How investors have basically placed themselves based on these Based on the current flow if investors are more more bullish or more bearish So if there's more call options from the flow, then obviously we're more bullish, right and vice versa So call to put is this is like a ratio. So call flow is currently 39 million for today And then the pull flow is 37 million. So that this is the ratio for a call to put Pretty simple. So the higher the call to put ratio is so if it's a lot more over one Then that's more bullish if it's a lot less a lot if it's like zero point two So way farther away from one Then it's more bearish. So that's pretty simple, right? So your call flow put flow Call to put ratio and then flow sentiment. So this is This is the most of these two are the most important things So you want to check if the flow is bullish or bearish and then you want to check if it's high So if it's for example, if it's two then that's very bullish if it's zero, that's very bearish But yeah, that's that now we'll take a look at the actual flow itself So we got date time so date of when This flow came in the time of the flow the ticker expiration date. So these are all options. So These are the expiration date of the option place that these people bought and then strikes So this is yet the strike. So this is just the option contract It's a caller put strike expiration date and then the spot is where they bought where they bought that Option and in terms of like stock price and then type and there's a couple different types, but You don't learning all the different types of Flow is a little bit complicated, but from what I know Sweeps are the most important ones sweeps are more significant because they happen more aggressively compared to trade flows But yeah, just know that sweep is more you should give sweep more significance compared to trade flows But that's that and then premium. So this is how much How much the total cost that the trade was so this someone bought so someone today bought 1.52 million of IMW putt at 166 price and the expiration date is 1924 So that's how basically how you should read it and then there's also open interest volume and execution so if you ever see above ask that's also Another bullish line that means someone is very aggressive and they want to get in is AP But yeah, that's pretty much that and I currently have it filtered So it's only showing me premium where it was over 1 million dollars So these are all trades that someone bought for over a million dollars So these are all significant because 1 million dollars in options is a lot of money a lot of risk, right? So if someone's putting that much money, there's a good chance that they might know something or Yeah, they're making a big bet. So you want to follow that closely So typically when you're looking at flow you want to disregard Big names like IWM. This is the Russell, right? So you want to avoid like stock indices So IWM avoid LI. This is an individual stock so this is definitely one that you want to pay attention to someone's bullish on LI and Yeah, you can also look at the expiration date to see how bullish they are if they are very bullish, then they'll go They'll go closer to the they'll have a closer expiration date So they'll only go one week or two weeks out, right? And same thing with the stock price if it's very far away from the current stock price That's another bullish sign. But those are the two key things to tell How bullish they are and then plus above ask if that if you see that that's also another sign. That's bullish But yeah, most of these Typically are like indices like IWM or XLE, SMH, SOXX These are usually indices, but there's also some individual names, right? Like Amazon, Coca-Cola So you want to be paying attention to those? Google, Square, things like that.   So if you want to look at calls or puts Yeah, and then the expiration date range how much premiums I currently set it to one millionaire or both because Those are like the big plays, right? I want to be focusing on the big place and yeah That's basically why I put that filter and then the contract price minimum price minimum stock price things like that And then we also have darkpool. So these are so these are all options, right? Darkpool is basically the same exact thing but first Stocks so like shares. So someone bought This much amount of SKQ today and these are all a bunch of different trades that happened So 1.84 million on APO today 5.25 million on ONO and today, right? So these are big trades and this is another thing that you want to be paying attention to If you see big trades like a couple million like this one this one too Then that's definitely a sign that something's going on there, right? Apple 9.14 million Apple's too big of a name for that to be significant But ABC I'm not sure or think I've heard of that stock actually but this one's not as big So this is definitely one you want to be paying attention to And NKLA, this is a really small cap name now This one's definitely one that you want to be paying attention to Yeah But yeah, that's pretty much flow. So Again darkpool is the same thing but just for stocks or shares and then this is for options But yeah, I hope this video has been helpful. Thank you guys for listening


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