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We have had some nice volatility out here today, no doubt. We take a look at the spy. Right now the spy's up a buck 80. You're going after the swing high. Now the swing high that we're dealing with out here is the swing high that was back in January, that's 418.31. Now we hit 418.06 today. So the bottom line is that's getting close to tagging it, hasn't tagged it yet. You know, I wish that it actually did tag it today. I mean, we got close to it, we didn't tag it. Because what you have here is that you're doing volume of 60 million versus that 101. So a test is a test, but a test folks is when it actually tags it and hasn't tagged it yet. So close, but hasn't done it yet. Now the other swing that we're talking about which it took out was the 417.62. And right now we're at 417.13. What the difference is, is this, is that this wouldn't be a failure even if it closed underneath it because of the fact that we were already at 62 million shares versus that last high, or 60 million shares versus that last high of 62 million. That's how that works when you're looking at price and volume inside of the context. That's how it works, that's the bottom line. So we need a few more pennies up there. We go into the NDX100, you get a whole different animal happening inside the NDX. There's no doubt about this man. So inside the NDX, what do we have happening? You got a higher high. Now the swing point we're dealing with in the NDX, and this is gonna be on the weekly now, and we just went from 304 and accused the 335 in a heartbeat and you can see what's happening here. The swing you're going after there is the 334.47. And right now we are at 335.67, so you're buck 20 over it. On the weekly basis, it can make it. It can make the volume too. The volume they were talking about is 223 and right now we're already at 170. So that can make it. And if that's the case, then you're really gonna see something because the next swing point up there is 371. So it's pretty intense. Notes and bonds. We take a look at the note and bond market. Ten year note right now is coming down to 1.5 million contracts. You're coming into still larger contract volume, much larger actually, but let's see what kind of retracement we've already done thus far. So you're coming into the 0.618. I suspect you're gonna get it because if you look at this, watch this. You're gonna see that's where all the volume is too. All the volume is right here on that bar. That bar there is, look at this. You're talking about the bottom of that bars. We're at 113. The bottom of the bar of strength is two of them actually, but the first one that's coming in to right now is 112.23. That's a monster bar. The bar before it is also a monster bar. So we'll see how that baby shakes out. We get over to the gold contract. Gold contract's going south as the dollar's going north. And to take a look at the gold contract we have with the gold contract. You're down with, interesting. Okay, so what do you see? One second. Yeah, we're rolling. I see what's happening here too. Okay. We're rolling. This has a lot lower to go. That's the real bottom line. Okay, so we're at 1977 on this contract. We already broke the consolidation on the contract. That sets up. You know, the next leg here. Well, we already hit 1962, 1930, 1930s game. If you go to the XAU, the HUI, we're talking about this this week, bottom line. It's making its way down to the last time we had any volume. It's pretty amazing, actually, that it's made its way down there in four days. You know, bottom line on Monday, we sold in the gold report. I sold specifically because of this. So, and the XAU, we're talking about that number 125. And that seemed like a big number on Monday. It was a big number, but it came down there fast and furious. On the Gold Bugs Index did the same type of setup.  And you can see the Gold Bugs Index, we're down at 249, the number we're talking about is 244. And in four days, we just went from 271. So, GDX is gonna be the same type of setup. That's how, this is how it trick gold trades, two folks. That's the bottom line, it's just our trades, man. The GDX has an expansion of volume out here today. The number on the GDX is the 3103. And we just went from that Monday morning from 34 to 3,170. We'll see how it handles us down there. So, some of the higher volume equities out here, we take a look at, you have Teslas up a buck and a half, you got Advanced Micro up three bucks, Nvidia, look at Nvidia, oh my God. Nvidia's up 15 bucks. And you still only have a 1.5% shot position in it, but bottom line is that when they move in Nvidia, they move Nvidia in a monster way. 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So I wanted to update those charts what they said. Okay. We did, the first chart is the, let's see which one here. Which one do you want me to start with, Tim? It's a GDX, the 18 day average of the GDX advanced decline percent. Okay. The next window up is the 18 day average of GDX up down volume percent. Okay. And when history, according to history and how when both these indicators get above 40, which they did on April 4th, I got the price of their one got to 45, the other one's about almost 42 over 42. And from there, the market rally leaves at least last three months and as high as six months, but a lot of them around the four or five months. So you had say four months to August or two from April, you get August. And a lot of times seasonally in August is used some sort of a high or low in the gold market. So well since then the market has actually backed off then and what I want to show is the next indicator, which is a trend following indicator, that's chart two. And this is a 50 day average to the bottom window is a 50 day average of the up down volume and next higher window is a 50 day average of the advanced decline percent for GDX. And my point is as long as those are actually, ideally you want both those indicators above zero when that happens, you get in that trend going and that blue shaded area, this chart goes back to 2009 and now the blue shaded areas are times when both indicators are above zero. And I have to check today and the current reading for the advanced decline percent, the GDX average is at 9.43 and the up down volume indicators is still over one from 1.05. So even though the market has pulled back, these indicators are updated in our days. So these are current readings, well this really, I text you, I sent you these charts about four or five hours ago. But I just checked in there a few minutes ago and they're still above zero. As long as they hold above zero, the trend in general should continue. You can have corrections, but in general it identifies the trend. So in my view, even though we pulled back here, if you do your Fibonacci relationship, your compliance thing, if you take the bottom of the October and the bottom of March, the March one comes in 50% retracement. The October one comes in at right around that 31 area and a 38.2% retracement comes in around 31 area. So you have a kind of confluence of around that 31 area, which pretty much we hit today. So I'm thinking this is not a start of a decline, but since both the indicators are above zero, it looks like to me anyhow this rally is, should continue, I think. I don't think there's a top of any consequence here, so. Right, now I wanna go back to how we started off, meaning how we used to start it off because you and I are used to this and this can get confused sometimes to the audience.  But that's what happens, that's the reality, okay? So it's so cool that you did that, Tim. No, seriously, I mean, because the bottom line is that I actually, I'm with you, 1,000% here, man. And that's what's so tricky about the gold market, right? I mean, the gold market loves trading like this, man. It really does. Yeah, and actually, I wish I had more, actually there's one more indicator before we get away from this. Okay. And page four, that fourth page. Okay, I have it. For that, chart four. Yep. And there's a lot of different types, similar indicators, and I haven't found it really an ideal one yet, but this is a sprout, which is basically you can buy it and it actually buys you physical gold. The sprout fund, yep. Yeah, it's a sprout fund and it's a physical gold fund. So anyhow, you can buy it right now for a discount of 1.16%. This is actually yesterday's close. Okay. And when it gets up around 0%, in other words, it's that par is when times you can have a, sometimes short-term top, sometimes intermediate-term tops, but at least a short-term top. And we're not even to zero yet. We're still at 1.16%. So I'm thinking we don't have enough confidence, or I guess we don't have enough. Well, there's still fear in the market because this thing's still selling at a discount. It gets down to around 3% kit at discount, which has been major lows in the past. That's where the- I see. Yeah. Yeah, the March of 2020 low came in down a 3% discount. And the one we had here just recently, that was what it looks like about December of last year, it got down below 3%, but you get up to 0%, which is all those little blue lines across there in that shaded to light area. That's where we can have a short-term pull-backs. We're not there yet. So I think we'll get there maybe in August of this year, but that kind of reinforces my idea that we're probably, as far as the gold market's concerned, even though there's a little bit of fear out there, this is just a kind of shake-out to get the weekends out before the next rally because I may change my mind, but according to the indicators today, there's more room to the upside on GDX than actually gold. Gold? Yeah. No, no, listen, I understand, man. You know, it's wild, Tim, because we've been doing this so long, and even when we were trading together in the 90s, it's intriguing kind of the way that we look at the market that you can actually, what happens, folks, is that you have to be able to flip like this, okay? That's the bottom line. It's not flipping on the longer term. It's that it had the extension coming out, and the bottom line is that you're gonna get up, and it seems you get the pullback, and as Tim has explained to you how these are set up, and the longer picture, it doesn't mean a lot, and the shorter picture it does, though, because what does happen is that the gold equities themselves move so fast. That's, I mean, that's what's always intriguing about the gold market in general, you know what I'm saying? So, pretty clearly that dollar moved, Tim, the dollar's moving like crazy, man. I mean, that's what's hitting this thing. There's no doubt, you know what I mean? Yeah, I really don't follow the dollar that much, but I'm a little kind of surprised that we're down, as I thought we might hold at the previous highs, but the market's always, seems like the trend line stuff, and the normal technical analysis for gold doesn't work as well. You have to kind of find new indicators. Stay right there, Tim. We have a quick break. 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This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of TFNN.com. Welcome back folks as our Dow Industrial is up two. You get the NASDAQ up 150, S&Ps are up 25. We're talking with our man, Mr. Tim Ord, and you can reach Tim folks at Ord-Oracle.com, 24 hours a day. So Tim, do you want to stay on this chart and we're going to go to another chart? What would you like to do? We go to chart three. Actually, I sent you over another chart. I do a lot of stuff with ratios and stuff. Yep. Did you happen to get it? I sent it to you in an email, just a picture of it. I got four charts. Right? Yeah, you got one more. I got one more. Okay, cool. One second. Now go ahead, you can start talking. I can get it over there. Go ahead. All right. Yeah, I just, anyhow, the first chart number three, the middle window is the SPX, but the bottom window is the five day average of the SPX to VIX ratio. This kind of looks like the big picture. We showed this picture last week. Yeah. And I was predicting, funny how in a nutshell, the bottom window, which is the five week SPX to VIX ratio, when that diverges from the S&Ps, either get a top or you get a bottom and it works really well at tops. And I pointed out the bigger time frames. We had the top here back in January, 2022, then that top back in, in what probably February of 2020, on that previous top. Okay. Lighted in green there, light green. So now the market on the SPX is actually going sideways here since February of this year. Man went down a little bit, came back more approximately right around the February highs. Kind of almost like breaking out right now. But anyhow, if you notice the bottom chart there, the five week SPX VIX ratio has made higher highs, not lower highs, but higher highs. The SPX VIX ratio leads the way for the S&PX. So that's predicting that the market, it's not making a top here, but it's building the sideways trading range that's just going on since last May, is gonna break out to the upside according to this ratio breaking out above the previous highs. As the NASDAQ already did, right? You're high. Pardon? I said as the NASDAQ has already broken out, you know? Yeah, NASDAQ breaking out is leading away, but if you look at this ratio though, it's higher now than it was back in May of last year. It's the highest highs been over the last year. So anyhow, it leads the way. So we're breaking out to the upside. If you do the analysis here, take the width of the SPX and you add it on over the trading range of the last, well, last year, last 12 months, anyhow, and you add that on, you come back up to probably the January, 2020 high. I think ultimately we're probably gonna hit up there, where that's gonna be a top or not, don't know, but we'll probably at least gonna test it and from there, let's determine the market. In my opinion, it's in a healthy position. I've seen selling climaxes in the, calling off where and along with the summation index and both of them got into what they call initiation of the rally type readings. Yeah. So this sideways pattern is building cause to move up, not to move, you know, back down. This is a halfway point down, move up. No, it's a bombing process that may go back up and test it January, 2022 high. So I won't tell. Can we go through the, the chart you gave me with the Bollinger band pinch? Well, oh, this current one? Yes. All right, yeah, I wanted to point that out. It's, I do a lot of stuff with Bollinger. They're really helpful too. Right. And actually, if you want to make life easy for you, look at the weekly chart and along the stocks above the mid Bollinger band, the stocks in an uptrend and that goes along with indexes too. If you look at this chart, just going back to far as like you could go here. If you're along above the mid Bollinger band, you know, you stayed long for weeks, if not months. And if you look at the, you know, the March of 2020 low or two out 2020 low, you got in kind of late, but if you got in there, you know, you would have been long for almost a year all the way up into, well, it'd be January, 2020 high, then finding felt below the mid Bollinger band. Yes. And in general, we've been above the mid Bollinger band since, it looks like about, what, February, not February, probably January there or something. And we're still above the mid Bollinger band. So, and now your, your Bollinger bands are starting to pinch here. When you get a pinching Bollinger band, I mean, the volatility is going to increase. That's what happens in trading ranges. Bollinger bands start to squeeze. Yeah. And that trading range is going to break out. Didn't tell you what direction, but it tells you instead of moving sideways, you're going to start an impulse wave. So the Bollinger band pinch here suggesting we're pretty close to an impulse wave starting. Yeah. In my opinion, since, you know, the five week SPX-VX ratio is making a bullish divergence here to break out, in my opinion, will be to the upside. And you could probably see energy coming to the market, maybe starting this month, still maybe June, and possibly, you know, rally through the summer. Yes. Because of the Bollinger band pinch and, and it looks bullish. So. You know, I remember, Tim, that when we actually used to have, you know, John Bollinger on quite a bit. And, you know, what happens, folks, is that this is, now I'm going back to the 90s, but it's crazy because that's when, I remember specifically Yahoo was riding this band and he was speaking about the aspect that it can ride that band for so long. It's amazing, right? So yeah, this is always intriguing watching how these bands shake out, man. But I like, I like how it's set up. There's no doubt. Yeah.  And so we, we may start to trend, but it's a good intermediate term indicator. You know, you don't have to, I mean, you get whipped around a little bit, but in trends, this stays above the mid Bollinger band and it stays there for months and months. Oh, it's a heck of a good trend. So there's a lot of bullishness in the market.  I do that individual investor thing. Okay. And they're, I didn't have that chart shown because I didn't think we'd have time to get to it. Yeah. They're pretty much in the adult rooms.  Yeah. And it defines the odds. You know, it's, it does define the odds. Everybody on one side of the fence, you want to be on the other side of the fence. All right. Just stuff like that. You got to love it, right? So, let me ask you this, what, you know, just in general, you only get like a minute left. But in general, like, what have you thought about the market like last five or 10 years in general? I don't know, there's statistic out there to give you a statistic. 74% of the time, going back to 1950, the market's been up. Yeah, exactly. Added dividends is 81%. Okay. So you really don't want to bet against the market. But if you get, you know, big declines, they come every once in a while. We had one, obviously starting to, January 2020. Yes. But, you know, they're really defining those bottoms. What I've learned over the years is you got to go where the panic is. If you don't get panicked, you don't have a bottom. So I learned over the years. Right. Long as you get plenty of panic, you know, you want to buy those bottoms and ride the trend up. 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So anyway, I had this crazy thought, and I thought maybe you could help me with it or straight me out. Seems to me it would be nice. And I've seen people talk about and write about locking in high interest rates in bonds in an environment like this. Yes. And I'm wondering, you know, government bonds, they're not only the short durations they're paying something decent these days, maybe corporate bonds, and then I'm also looking at these mortgage REITs, some of which are paying exorbitant dividends. Any ideas on that? Stay away from the mortgage REITs. The way that works, so the way a mortgage REIT works folks is that they're leveraging the position quite a bit. That's how they pay those outrageous dividends. Yeah, so that's, I'd stay away from that. I mean, when you look at, let's just look at these governments for a second here. So we put this over here. You guys, I mean, I know what you're saying on a longer term basis Frank, but you know, I guess the best thing I can say to you is that the two years are only at 4.2. That's not bad man, do you know what I mean? Not bad, no, okay. Well, we know how this goes, that everything that's above those, do you know what I mean, it comes with risk. I would stay away from those high dividend REITs though, because the way that, the way a high dividend REIT works is this, so pitch this, let's pitch if we're doing a deal. They will, first of all, they have a limited partner. You have a general partner, you have a limited partner folks, okay? So then they come in and make the deal. Let's just call it a hundred million dollar apartment building or something, okay? So that's a hundred million dollar apartment building. Then what ends up happening is that at the beginning of this deal, let's say that they got 20, 30 million into it between the general and the limited, right? Then what ends up happening is that they turn around and leverage that up like, of borrow money at the bank in a pretty incredible way. And so you have the tax, it's a tax efficient way of basically making good money as long as all these rents keep coming in and they can pay the interest rate structure. Do you know what I'm saying? Because what ends up happening is that the partnership itself is gonna get the depreciation on it and they're gonna get the interest rate structure on it, but that's why they can pay 12, 13, 14, 15%. When you see those numbers, to me, that's always a problem, you know? I've seen that they've never stayed. And what has happened, there's no doubt that the commercial real estate has not fallen apart yet, okay? And we'll see whether it does, you know? What happened last time, if you remember, 2007, 2008, it looked like it was gonna fall apart. I mean, San Francisco, you can buy buildings right now at basically 30 to 40 cents on the dollar.  So if they can last this out another three or four years, I think some of these REITs are probably gonna be okay, but to me, it's too much of a risk to go into something that you think you're gonna get 12 or 13% and then all of a sudden you don't and simultaneously then the principal gets hit, you know what I mean?  Back in the 80s and into the 90s, I was saving like crazy for college for my three kids and I put a lot of the money into mortgage funds and they were mutual funds in those days. Yes. And it paid off. I don't remember what the rate was, but it paid a great dividend. And of course, by the time things came back down, the kids were at the college and I had already spent the money, so I couldn't lose it. Anything like that? I don't see anything out like that. You know, it doesn't mean it's not out there, Frank, but I just don't. Okay. I mean, do you remember in Boston, folks, the last, what wasn't the last get-go, I think it was in the 90s, the Wang Building. Remember the Wang Building, the Wang Building? Yeah. I'll buy it every day. It's gonna work, yeah. So the Wang Building, folks, it was a building that was worth, let's say a couple hundred million and it went on auction and someone got it for like three million bucks or two million bucks. It was some outrageous sale. It was unbelievable, actually. But you know, those deals are out there, but inside the aspect of, you get the gist of it. I just don't see it. I just don't see it. All right, I'll keep on. Cook and brother, have a great one, man, have a safe one. Let's go take a look at the, so we just had an uplift here, big time coming in. They just had a spike in the S&Ps. So we take a look at this. That spike had volume, by the way, too. Yeah, look at this. That broke. So what this is saying, this is where it's, when we, you're gonna see that now that means that we hit this number that we started the show off at. I suspect it hit it anyway. Yeah, four, yeah, we did, we hit four. Okay, so the 41831's hit. You hit 41916. So now your benchmark again is 41831. That's how this thing shakes out. We'll see what happens today.  On the weekly. On the daily here, we'll see whether that this, I suspect this is gonna hold out here today because you only get, well, 10 minutes is a long time sometimes, but what we just did have is that you had this on volume also. So we pull this back and what you're gonna see, look at that bar. And you can see, it's so cool technically, folks, okay? That you can see, you have plenty of fundamentalists that trade the market, but the bottom line is that traders will look in exactly for this high, that they're going right back to that high. And they're saying, okay, we're gonna go after this high. And that's exactly what they did. You go, let me, I just wanna see if the dollar pulled back a bit, because the dollar, no, it didn't. So this market's going higher with the dollar higher. That's pretty intense. Now this dollar, it's up 646. 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You've got Salesforce 27, Home Depot 18, nothing really big and it's only up 120. That's what's going on. Taken away from it, you've got UnitedHealth minus 39. We've got Procter & Gamble minus 16. You've got Chevron minus 11. Inside the NDX100, we take a look at the NDX100, inside the NDX100, Netflix. Netflix's up 8.5%, you've got Synapsys up 8.5%, Co-part, that's parts for cars. That is up 7.5% and Cadence Design up 6.5%. Taken away from it. The NDX100 is down 7.5%, you've got JD.com up 4, T-Mobile's up 2.5%. Let's go over and take a look at Cadence Design. So inside Cadence, the low for Cadence of the year is 135, the highs 217 and it's going right after these highs again. Look at this thing. Oh, look at that move today. Oh, did they just come out with numbers today? Let's see. That was quite a move, man. Not sure, but that's a big number, man. There's no doubt about that. Volume-wise out here, let's see what we have happening. 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So obesity can affect a person's health from anything from putting them at higher risks for developing diabetes, heart disease, or chronic pain. So if you can imagine having all that additional weight on your body, it does affect patients' quality of life, their ability to function on an everyday basis, it affects their quality of sleep, their interactions with other people, and their overall emotional and mental health. There are so many options and it's actually overwhelming because you can do everything from various diets, fad diets, whether it's the keto diet, the low carb diet, or go into GNC or any of these health food superstores and you see tons of supplements and it's overwhelming. But the best thing I could advise patients to do is stop in to see your doctor and you'll be able to get a sense of what might work right for you, specifically looking at your body composition, your metabolic pattern, your family history, and determining if you should start exercise right away or if you should focus on diet and what type of diet you should focus on. There is definitely a surgical option. There are a few different types of surgeries available. There is the traditional gastric bypass, there is the vertical sleeve, there is the lap band. All of those procedures, patients are qualified for having that procedure if they have a BMI above 40 or a BMI above 35 with a what's called a comorbid disease or something like diabetes, hypertension, or sleep apnea. So I always tell patients if you restrict yourself and you deprive yourself, you may find yourself locked in a pantry with a tub of ice cream or cookies. So everything in moderation and then trying to embrace a healthy lifestyle and finding the joy in cooking and eating. It is a process and it is a process where certain times the year are usually year than other times of the year for patients and it all depends on their family situation and their life and that's where I come in because I am a firm believer of being a cheerleader for my patients and standing in their corner because weight loss is so challenging and patients can feel overwhelmed, frustrated, and I'm there to help them with all the challenges. With weight loss there are so many challenges that my patients can face throughout the year and that can change with different times of the year and different life stressors that they can come against and I am there to help them through all of those challenges.


Now, let's move on to our last keynote session of the day with Mr. Prashant Pitti, CEO and co-founder, EaseMyTrip. Mr. Prashant Pitti is the CEO and co-founder of EaseMyTrip, well, the past 13 years of a strong record of entrepreneurial management and financial skills and 10 years of entrepreneurial experience in conceptualizing team building and raising funds. Well, let's put our hands together for Mr. Prashant Pitti, CEO and co-founder of EaseMyTrip, well, he'll be speaking on how to build a unicorn, listed and boost-strapped startup. Wow, so nice to see so many people after a long time. All right, well, super thrilled to be over here.  A little bit about EaseMyTrip before I tell the life experiences which we have learned while building this company. We started EaseMyTrip in year 2008 with a meager investment of 5 lakh rupees and right now after 13 years, we are the second largest travel portal in India and we have opened up six offices abroad. Now, there are two unique things which we have attained in the last 13 years. Number one, we have built a consumer tech platform which is as big as EaseMyTrip without having to raise any money. We did not take any VC funding or PE funding or money from the bank. And number two, in the last 13 years, EaseMyTrip has never seen a single year of loss whereas in this industry, almost all our competitors have been loss making for the last 13 years. So we come out as a truly dark horse in the industry. Now, let me share some lessons which we have inculcated in the last 13 years of running this organization. Lesson number one, always start with the why. At EaseMyTrip, we come from an extremely humble background. We started a regular mom-and-pop travel agency in year 2007. This travel agency was created just to help people and our neighbors and make their itineraries. Now, we ran a Duke travel agency for about a year and that is when we understood the problems, the pain a travel agent needs to go through in his life. And we thought that using technology, we could make their lives better. So this is how EaseMyTrip was born. We were very sure of the value proposition since we were the customers ourselves. And this is how the company began. Now, for the first three years, we primarily remained a B2B company. And we met thousands of travel agents in the length and breadth of India and business started flourishing. By taking this route, not only we avoided fighting against the big giants, which were MakeMyTrip, ClearTrip, they all existed at that time. We also got those initial three years as a crucial time to build our technology, to build relationship with the airlines, to build our operations in a successful manner. The lesson which we learned from this was, try to find a surrogate in the industry which is overcrowded and you want to be there. The second lesson is, it's okay to not to be able to raise. When we began in year 2008, we approached quite a few VCs and told them our story of what we plan to do. And rightly so, we face rejection. The reason was, most of the VCs venture capitalists thought that B2B is going to be a dying business when people are going to start buying online themselves, so what's the point of building a technology solution for that? I think they were right in their hypothesis, but they did not realize that businesses can change with time. Now, but then after, after meeting three or four of them, we just stopped chasing them. We instead used our time to do the sales call, to meet the travel agents, to increase the business instead of making, you know, pitches. We roamed all across the length and breadth of India and businesses was flourishing. After, after a while, we realized that, hey, VC money, PE money is a good money to solve your teething problems. But it's not the only sufficient way to survive and score. The third is, the third lesson we learned in the process was to pivot on the basis of future, not on the basis of present. In year 2011, business was doing all right. We had about 11,000 travel agents who were using IsmaTrip. I think if I remember correctly, we were doing transaction worth 400 crores in that particular year, but it was still worrying us. We could also see digitalization happening and eventually we could see that the travel agent business will come down. And this is when we pivoted in the middle of being extremely successful company. We decided to open up ourselves for the regular consumers. Now, at that time, that change was extremely scary. We didn't know how to get people on our website. Since we were working only with the travel agents. But we thought that, hey, if we are dealing with the travel agent, let's say if we were getting seven to eight percent commissions from the airlines, we were parting away six to seven percent to the travel agent. And while keeping only one one and a half percent margin for ourselves. Now, we built our business, our operations, in such a way that we could survive in that one one and a half percent margin. So on the flip side, we saw that if we start working with the regular consumers, we no longer have to give them six to seven percent commissions, as we were parting to the travel agent. So we knew that what we had was a strong mode, which is that if a consumer comes to IsmaTrip, we will be able to deal with it profitably. Now, at that time, we realized that there was one big thing, which everybody else was doing, and we decided we will not do it. Everybody at that time was charging convenience fees. They're still charged right now. At IsmaTrip, we decided that we will not charge consumers convenience fees in year 2011, and we still stick by with it. It's been 10 years that our prices are usually cheaper compared to our competitors because we do not charge convenience fees. We didn't need to charge the convenience fees because, see, our operations were built such way that we could survive in just one percent. So now, our margins in fact went up to seven percent because we are dealing with the regular consumers. And then, we realized that we don't have to spend money on marketing because the word spread by a word of mouth. We got initial users for our evangelists. They told our story that at IsmaTrip, there is no convenience fees because of which our marketing budgets were almost penis, one percent to two percent compared to our competitors, yet we were growing faster than them. The lesson which we learned was during this process that sometimes you have to take harsh decisions for the better future. Now, the fourth thing which we learned during the process was to be self-disciplined and stick by the tough decisions. As the company was growing, we were running business profitable, but we decided to not to spend money on marketing and keep our balance sheet extremely profitable so that we could use it for a day which might come in the future. The company was doing alright and the basic principle which we used was that we treated this business as a commodity business and in a commodity business, the basics are you must keep your costs low and offer value to consumers on a consistent basis and if you offer value to consumers, you don't have to spend money on marketing. The other thing which we stuck by was to ensure that we respect the unit economics. In a travel industry, the margins are only 8%. It's not like an attic or a SaaS business where margins can be up to 100%. So you have to respect the business or the industry you are in and this business demanded frugality and we stuck by with it for the last 13 years. This is how we learned to grow our business while continuing with the basic principles and the right change. The lesson which we learned during this process was you don't have to spend too much money on marketing. The time and your users will tell you a story to the others. The fifth lesson which we learned was during the pandemic times. Like I can safely say that for a travel company, the pandemic was the harshest of all. Now and for as we kept our balance sheet very strong as we kept our free cash, you know, on the highest side, all that was utilized during the pandemic times. Now as soon as the lockdown was enacted upon, all the flights were cancelled, as we all know. Now our call volumes in fact went up from 8,000 calls a day to 20-25,000 calls a day because people were nervous of knowing what will happen to their refund. Now we understood that the concern related to refund was a huge concern and this is what we decided to do. Somewhere in the early part of April of 2020, even before we got money from the airlines to refund, we decided to use our cash reserve and refund money to consumers in their bank account before even we got money from the airlines. We depleted our cash reserves by 80 to 90 crores and we gave money in the anticipation and the hope that the airlines will continue to survive.  We would not have received that money. But in the anticipation that things will be all right soon, we decided to use our own money to refund consumers and that turned out to be a game changer for the company. For many days on the social media, is my trip was trending because people were tagging our competitors saying that, hey, my friend got money back. Where am I not getting my money from you guys? Now this turned out to be a really, really good decision and the other thing which we did during the pandemic time was, as soon as the second wave hit and as it was residing, we knew we had to give people more confidence to allow them to travel. So at Ease My Trip in June of 2021, we decided that if you use Ease My Trip to make flight booking and if you have to cancel it later because of any health reasons, whether you're quarantined or any health reasons, just upload doctor's prescription on our website and we will give you full money back, including the money deducted by the airlines. Now, again, I would think that that was pretty ballsy because we know that in India, how easy it is to get the doctor's prescription. So we were advised by a lot of people to not to go for it but we just thought that, hey, if you're trying to generally help people, the users will also reciprocate. And the data shows, we built in the contingency that around 30% of flights, which are 30% of the times when people are canceling, they will give us the medical prescription. But the reality was we got the medical prescription only for 4% of the cases, which I believe is a very genuine number. So just by putting the trust in people and giving them an opportunity to serve, people also respond back. That is one thing which we have learned. Now, the testimony that both these things actually worked is in that prior to pandemic, right now, I think the entire industry has bounced back by 70% as per the DGCA data. While at E-Smart trip, we are 110% of pre-pandemic already. So in the last year and a half, we have gained market share considerably and I would probably give credit to these two big changes which we have made. And the lesson which we learned is that it's the job of an entrepreneur to find opportunities in the challenging times because everybody else is going to be pessimistic anyways. This is a great time to actually find opportunity. I could talk a little bit about what is in it for the future or what E-Smart trip is working on right now. We recently got listed in the month of March, 2021 and the company is looking forward to expand in various parts of the world. We have recently opened six other offices. With this, you know, I want a little bit of interaction. If anybody wants to ask anything, I'm more than happy to talk. I can go on and on, but if anybody wants to have any questions or talk, I'm free to answer. Please. Yeah, yeah, go ahead. Correct. So okay, so the question is that E-Smart trip names resembles Make My Trip and there is one lawsuit between both of us about the name. See, honestly speaking, sometimes we wonder what other name we could have kept for the company and of course we could have kept 10 different names, but we started as a B2B company. We did not start as a B2C company. Hence, E-Smart trip had nothing to do with Make My Trip and we thought it was perfectly fine. And in fact, now you could see multiple examples like phone pay, Bharat pay, G pay. Everybody is using the same thing. In fact, honestly speaking, I think in the hindsight, I could say that it was a good decision because when I just say E-Smart trip, I don't have to explain what do we do. It's pretty simple, right, of what we must be doing. So we don't have to make the market aware of what we do. It's, you know, it's the travel website where you could book your flight, holidays, bus, ticket. And I think there are ample of an amount of examples where people have the last few words as the same, but they all coexist. So I'm looking forward for that coexistence. All right, anyways, my time is up. If any, yeah, please go ahead. I'll try my level best, go ahead. Since you have moved into the customer B2C market, so what opportunity still lays with the B2B market in the travel industry? So right now 93% of our business is B2C business, which is direct consumers booking on E-Smart trip website or app, and 7% is travel agent business. The travel agent business itself is a dying business because you guys are not going to them.  However, we still think there's a huge opportunity. At the peak of our business, B2B business, we serve 56,000 travel agents. And by the way, India has 70,000 travel agents. So of the 70,000 travel agents, 56,000 travel agents were using E-Smart trip at the peak of our B2B business. Now, of course, that business is low just because travel agent themselves are not getting much air ticketing business. However, we wish to utilize them to make better holiday packages. In order to basically make a holiday package, people still want to go to travel agent and get their service. So we are enabling travel agent now to make a better holiday package. Please. Hello, I'm Rajesh Sagar. So as there are many people in the industry, so what is the USP of E-Smart trip? How you are better than others, one. And second, how you can lure foreign tourists to India. Most of the portal are doing business for overseas destination. How you can help Indian industry, like travel, see your whole industry to revive. And the third, there are new openings coming like Buddha Circuit, the government is also improving the tourist sector of India. Later with the Buddha sector and many airports are coming like something like. So do you have any novel idea about these things? Absolutely. So to answer your first question, we are offering better price by not charging convenience fees. And we are also offering full refund in case of any medical assistance. Plus there are many other technological advances which we have, but to the consumer, these are the two primary reasons why they should continue to use E-Smart trip. Question number two, how are we helping foreign tourists to come India and serve Indian economy better? In fact, right now what we did during the pandemic time was we did the opposite. We actually sent out emailers to all our travelers making them take a pledge that whenever tourism reopens, they should at least visit two Indian tourists location before stepping abroad to help our local, you know, there's so many travel agents, there's so many tour guides, there's so many local, you know, businesses which only depend on tourism. So we made 58,000 people take a pledge and we sent out email only to the frequent international fliers. We made 58,000 people take a pledge that they will visit two Indian locations before traveling abroad.  The other thing which you asked was that the new airports are coming. Of course, India is a different ball game altogether unlike West or China, which is mostly saturated. In India, 74 new airports are coming. This industry is, which is right now, 15 billion dollar industry is going to be 25 billion dollar industry by FY25, as per Goldman Sachs report. So it's a growing industry. We are the second largest player in it and we look forward to continue our growth. Tourism, that government is opening single-video Hollywood movies location, best location about India. So you can try some novel idea about connecting these Hollywood industry with tourism of India. Thank you, we'll consider that. Anybody else? Yeah, please. Hi, you just mentioned you refunded about 93% out of your reserves to your customers. How focused are you on customer experience within your platform? What sort of technologies do you use? And how much is your new customer acquisition per month or per FY? Well, to be honest, since we didn't have deep pockets, we are, we have the privilege to talk to you guys because we put customers first. Rather than our marketing expenditures, we put consumers first and we try to serve them to the best. One statistic I'd like to share since you've asked, at E-SmartTrip, if you use E-SmartTrip today, your likelihood to use E-SmartTrip in the next two and a half years is 85.98%. It means 86% people will not stop using E-SmartTrip. This is, this is the statistics which we really look up to. This number was 83% two years back. Now it is 85.98%. And you know, I think this number itself speaks the volumes that what kind of service we might be doing to the consumers. All right, I think I am five minutes. You know, I have taken five more minutes. Thank you so much for listening, listening patiently. I hope there was some takeaway. Thank you, everyone.


Good morning cyber traders and happy Friday everybody. Good to see you all. Good to see Grant, Brian, Susie, everyone on social media. Welcome back.  I know some of you guys just did pretty well in this AGBA this morning.  Wow. 90 cent stock up to about a buck 40. Not bad. A couple of you guys did pretty well. Actually, I saw a couple of people in here trading it post a couple of links. I see David L. You got a little piece of it, right? Grant, did you get a little bit? So you put a post up a link up there. Who else we had up in there? John G. You got a little bit of that stock? Good for you. 120 at 140. That's awesome. Good for you. Good to see you. Good morning Dominic. Well, anyway, a couple of good things that happened. Once again, a lot of events I was going on this week, like Friday, kind of wind down a little bit. Want to give everyone a little heads up. So anyway, this is the start of Passover. So kids are off here in New York for about the next week and a couple of days. So the market right now is down 17 points. There's not that much action going on. I know a lot of people in my town already started going away with their kids for the long weekend. So it is a very big holiday here. Why does that affect you? Because it's the financial market of the world. I'm not trying to be biased and say, oh, we revive around New York, New York. Listen, it's the financial capital of the world. I know it's global now, but a lot of the traders, I know that live with big traders here, live in my town.  And I'm worried about oil and gas, whatever it is. And one of the why things are shut down, that's the reason why. It's the same thing. I don't know if that metaphor kind of makes sense, but that's really what comes down to it. So I'm not expecting to be a really exciting day. There are a couple of things that are moving. I know you guys did pretty well on a couple of stocks yesterday. We're going to hit them up a little bit. And then we're going to go over what to expect. Now, I know we're also going to a very big earnings week. There is something I do want to remind everyone also, which is also very big that's going to happen this week. There was a bunch of stocks that are moving yesterday. And I want to bring them up. And it was like Mara. Mara was one of them. Now, you could see Mara had a great run up from 1460 all the way up to about 1580. The best one I thought was out there was the CLSK. That was hands down, absolutely fabulous. It had big support levels at 15, ran up to 17 long term. You could see a really nice move right there. The reason why I want everyone to be prepared, you might see a little bit of a rally in these stocks like Coin also is one of the biggest events of Bitcoin is happening this weekend, okay? Happens every four years. So that could really make and probably is going to affect a lot of these stocks to move. So I would keep an eye on the Bitcoin ETFs, all those. I'd like to see how they go into the open. They might be a good short-term swing trade, okay? Because that always causes excitement. It's like saying, if you're in the collectible business and you have something that's whatever and a catastrophe happens to that professional athlete and you can't sign anymore, what happens?  It's all about supplying demand. So I could see a lot of these stocks making some big moves. So I would keep a close eye on them, all right? So those also did pretty well. Hot stocks also did really well yesterday. CGC, another stock that we traded went from $2 to 11. It came back down a little bit at 650. That one did really well too. Don't know if I would chase it now. ACB also in the same business to Canopy business. This one is actually doing pretty well, but it's making a big comeback from after taking a big hit as IPO down to $20. It's been a good, good swing trade. I'm throwing this back on here. DJT, throw that back on the watch list. But I want to, oh, and also I can't forget, UAL did great too yesterday. Not only was it, it's been good for the past couple of days. I mean, it was a $40 stock, had earnings, went up to $50. It's fabulous, okay?  So I want you to keep an eye on all the Bitcoin stocks that we trade out there. I think they're still going to do pretty well. Put Mara, put Coin, and also we have CLSK, CLSK, and also we had the Bitcoin crypto ETF. I want to keep an eye on also out there. Now, regarding about what else is moving this morning, look at some of those stocks out there. You had a big pop-up this morning in the afternoon. Obviously, earnings must have came out with ZCMD. Nice little push right here, but once you opened up, you kind of flatline. And you know what? There's a pretty decent buyer out here, $260, $250. I'll show you right here. You can see a little buyer right there. Not bad. It's holding there. You can see it's been a big, big support levels all day. I mean, going into yesterday's aft hours till now. So 250 is a big support. I would put that on the watch list, ZCMD. Now, regarding about the AGB, I don't know about this.  Listen, the stock went up a lot. It was $0.40, went to $0.140. It's up almost 300%. I'm going to put on a watch list, and you can see it is kind of making some decent moves right now. It's got a big, big iceberg order between $145 and $150. We did cover it a lot yesterday. By the way, if anybody here missed that event I did yesterday, I got into really good detail. If you watch on social media, basically, hold on, let me put that QR code up there for you. There we go. Free live workshop. So you guys can actually always join us. If you want to just take your phone and scan that little QR code in the top left-hand corner. If you want to watch that video, there you go. Or you can join our trading room, which is probably better than that. But keep an eye on this one, too. I did cover a lot on the iceberg orders, and this one, someone just showed up here for $130. I don't know. I'm starting again. You see what's going on right here with the stock right now?  That's called a stack. Might hold off on it. Listen, I don't want to get too cocky today because today is actually, to me, it's a big holiday because the kids are off, so there's not going to be that much action. So today's more of a nickels and dimes day. The stock that we just called the DJT, there are warrants too. So there's WW also. So when you're looking at DJT, there's also warrants out there, too, that go with it. Now, look what's happening. We're already at number five on the watch list, and we're already at like 13%. It just shows you there's not that much moving action out there. So I'll be really, really careful about what we're going to be trading this morning. L-Y-T, we traded that, too. That one, not really doing too well, not really doing too much. So we're already down to 8% scrap. Any stocks getting crushed? Wow. Talking about how many times have we seen a stock like this happen in the last couple of days? $250 stock last year, it's down to $1.30. No mercy. Just absolutely no mercy. They're probably going to have to do a reverse stock split sometime soon. It's going to probably happen if they want to stay in business. This one, same crap. $60 stock, $10 is constantly making new lower lows, former stock. Obviously, that drug, whatever they came out, so not doing too well. And XL, we did phenomenal on that stock, but we know why. That's called short squeeze. Whatever goes up, comes back down. They always end up showing up on our watch list. IZM, this thing just keeps breaking. Lulos, everyone, this one had a big pop deal all day. These old garbage. PA, PL. We traded the stock a few times. Volume's a little too light right now. HUSA, this one's not bad. We traded this two to the last couple of days, but it was a 5%.  Neo, just constantly making new lower lows. 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I'm back. I'm back in the saddle again. Giancarlo Stanton is back in the saddle, my friends. G unit, the big G. Giancarlo, Mike Stanton returns. You know, he was just going to be on the IEL a couple days with the biceps thing, and it turned into a shoulders thing, which pivoted into a leg thing, but we're not bitter. He's back. He's batting fifth for the Nueva York Yankees. Jimmy, James, Johnboy, how are you? I'm good. I'm doing well. Just got a flash flood of rain, and this is another one where we have to say, weather permitting. We're going to talk about the game as if it's being played, which... Yeah. How many people do you think... I think we might get a delay early, but I think we might play ball. We're early into the show. Everyone that's in the chat right now. How many people do we think come in and drop something about like it's not even going to be played? Oh, yeah. We might need a policeman in the chat today if someone talks about rain today. Just count them. Maybe we'll get none. Maybe we'll get five. Who knows? But it is raining. Just rained here. It's raining in Omaha. They're putting a tarp on the field in this Auburn Levelle guy. Omaha. Omaha. Set Omaha. Anyway, Yankees got a good lineup today with Stanton back. DJ Lamehu leading off playing third base. Voight is playing first base. Hickson center field. Gary Sanchez is the four-hitter, and behind him is a guy named Jean-Carlo Michael Cruz Stanton. I'm in trouble with this tarp in Omaha. And then after him, a guy named Edwin Incarnation. Edwin, we were excited about you yesterday. We're excited about Stanton now. I apologize. Didi after him. So that's late in the lineup for Didi to be playing. It's like 2016, Didi. Glaiber in the eight hole and Cameron holding the Yankees hostage, Maven rounding it out in the ninth hole, which makes the bench Brett. Big ol' alien head gardener. Austin, Romine, and Gio, the god, Urshella. Hello to Daniel Roth in Belize. Got a guy out here, a guy listening from Belize, Jake. That is unbelievable. And yeah, it's a great lineup. Cameron, Maven, he's got what? Three Yabos in his last three games. He's bringing up the rear in the nine hole. Well, I don't like Brett Gardner batting lead up. Well, guess what? He's not supposed to. And he's on the bench, kind of where he's supposed to be. He'll be rotating in, especially when Judgy gets back. But we love what's going on here. You're right. I think that the Didi Hicks just balancing out the lineup right now is still kind of a mental dance when you see, you know, Didi down at seventh, Glaiber, eighth, Edwin, sixth. But I think it's still going to be evolving and it's tough not to like, man. It's tough not to like. Yeah. We'll see. They are facing Stannock, Ryan, the opener, which gives them trouble. It is still Stanton's first. That bats back. So don't expect them to go off if they do. That'd be great. But limit expectations a bunch. Be excited, but don't be disappointed if it's like not, you know, homerun at each. But he has been hitting a lot of homeruns in the minors. Haps on the bump and Hap needs to have a good start. Actually, what was Hap's last start, Jake? It was bad again, right? It was the White Sox start. He had the one bad inning. He lost his fastball. He ran into Tim Anderson with a couple of runners on and he went from 4-0 Yanks to a tie game 4-4s.  It's very J-Hap. He kind of essentially just had the bad inning last start. So not that I'm going to fully give him a pass. It was a bad inning and you can't really do that. But he's still, after his first three putrid starts, he has been J-Hap. People want to ignore it because they're old and we hate old people and Yankee land, apparently. But yeah, I mean, still, you know, Hap's going to get a lot of hate either way. If he has another bad start today, I mean, it starts getting so loud with all the pitching trade rumors and everything and blah, blah, blah. So let's get some good Hap or Upper today, you know? Hap or Upper. Up, down, up, down, inside, outside, inside, outside. Yeah, he had two good games before that. Five innings pitched, one earned run, seven innings pitched, one earned run. And then he runs into the bad start versus the white socks who I said in our pregame show then were a home run hitting team who just, we're going to look to feast off J-Hap. Like that was an easy call. The rays just got shut down by Tanaka. Now for the last week, Jake, I've been saying who's going to step up as a starting pitcher and start a trend? That's how starting pitching works. You get one good one, then you get another, you get another, and they build off each other. I think we can actually go back to Chad and Nestor. Might have been starting it because then Paxton gives us a good outing. Tanaka just gave us a gem yesterday. So if J-Hap does this, it's four good outings in a row from our starting pitcher slash opener, headliner, combo. And I would really, really like that. It's going to be a tough task. The rays are good. The lineup they're putting out there is as follows. Is this true? They have Travis Dernot leading off. Yeah, Jim, you prefer, you, we give ourselves pats on the back when we do something a little right. The raised lineup today is, whoa, there's a lot of LOL's on the internet. But at the same time, we know we've seen Yankees lineup that have pissed people off and been LOL, including the Yankees game this Sunday with Brett Gardner batting five hole. And we end up winning that game. So you have to take it seriously. But this Ray's lineup is, whew. Travis Dernot is leading off playing first base. Tommy Pham is D-H-ing. Brandon Lowe is at second base. Avisale Garcia in right field. Willi Adamus at short. Kevin Kiermeyer in center field. Heredia in left. Zanino in catching. Wendell at third base. No Austin Meadows. Who didn't he have a hit yesterday off of Tanaka? He had one of them. Yeah, he had a hit and a walk. He's been in a terrible slide. So they sit him down to reward him for... Yeah. I mean, it's versus lefty.  And Heredia has pretty good numbers against tap. 286 batting average, 375 on base. So, you know, I guess they figured. And who knows how they're scheduling their off days and every team does it.  Avicile Garcia is three for nine against Hap. Two of those are home runs. And I mean, the other guy that jumps out to me, Tommy Pham, he's on a hot streak lately. Another righty versus the lefty. So those are the two guys you circle. And then, yeah, I mean, a lot of guys in this lineup today for the raise or whatever they do at the plate is kind of bonus points. Did you say what Avicile's done versus Hap? Yes. Yeah, two home runs. So watch out for that guy. Everyone, no one else really has much going on there versus Hap, which is good. Hap's last five starts, we went over that. Has Hap faced the raise yet? Looks like he hasn't faced the raise this season yet. He has not. He has not. So, Stannock's going to be their opener, Ryan. So, he's going to be facing DJ, Voight, Hicks, Minimum. Hicks is 0 for 4. Voight's 0 for 3. And DJ is 0 for 2. So great. That's good.  So great. That's good.  I would have moved Hicks. Everyone's complaining about Hicks being in the three-hole. And I think it's a little overblown. The lineup's really good. I don't really care. Eventually, we're going to get to the point where the order does not matter.  But going against an opener, I would have liked to get Gary in a bad versus him. Is that fair? Yeah. And I mean, you still hope to do so. I mean, and if Stannock does go 1-2-3 in the first, he probably comes out for a second, not that that's optimistic, or if you get someone on. Yeah. I don't know. It's still, for me, it's a shoulder shrug. I think where things are going to get really interesting, because, Jimmy, we've had so many people DM us that, well, the third batter in the order actually sees the least runners in scoring position. And they talk to us like they're a character from Star Wars, which is odd. But I mean, this is going to get really funky when Big Aaron judges back, let's be honest. And when Stanton shows he gets it going. I mean, it turns into this whole kind of former Little League mentality that made its way to baseball. Get your best players the most at bats and scoot them up the lineup. You're right.  Get him more at bat. If it's bottom nine two outs and Aaron Hicks is up instead of Gary Sanchez, that's tough. That's tough. No offense to Aaron Hicks, because me and Joe Hicks, close friends, tag me on Instagram today, Jim. Wow. Probably golfing together soon. I don't know. Joe Hicks doesn't golf. He watches Aaron golf. Yeah. Let's golfing together. Is it? Who's going to be the raised headliner today? So yesterday, is it going to be like Beaks? Oh, Chas Roe and Hunter Wood probably come into this game. Beaks, Wood, Roe.  So kind of whatever they need, I guess. Yeah. What's your what to watch for? What are you having it in on? Man, pretty tough when the what to watch for seemed to be pretty obvious. I'll cave and I'll go, screw it, man. I'm going Cameron Maven show. This is also one of the hottest topics in Yankees land right now. Oh, Susan. And Jimmy, I think it actually might tie a couple of things together. You mentioned our quote unquote starting pitchers doing well throwing in Chad and our guy Nester. Cameron Maven has been playing incredible and not really giving us an option to not keep him on the team. A lot of double negatives there. That's fine. Jim, if we keep getting good performances from our bullpen from our starters, that allows us to not use our bullpen. And that allows us to have more ammo to say, well, maybe we can keep another guy on the bench. So I'm watching out for that. And yeah, give me some more Cameron Maven. Just good things happen. Kevin Kiermeyer, Platinum Gold, Platinum Gold Glove winner as Kaster called him the other day. It's a ball at him. It goes under his glove. He takes the extra bait. Just good stuff happens with this guy. So Cameron Maven show. Hot dog, hot diggity dog that Kevin Kiermeyer's a hot dog. You hear that? That's his new walk-up song. I hadn't heard that. Wow. Yeah. This is a weird walk-up song, Kevin. Why would you choose this? Love them. Yeah, you do love them. My what to watch for, and I can't believe you glossed over this, is Giancarlo Stan. It's his first game back. That's right. That whole, yeah. That whole singing to start the thing. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Giancarlo Stan. Come on. It's his first game back. Let's see how he does. Do you think he's going to hit three home runs? Two home runs? His first game ever as a Yankee hit two home runs. Do you equate that to this? Toronto. Toronto versus JAAAP. JAAAP or who's happens to be pitching for the Yankees. If you somehow miss that so far. The teammates now. Yeah. Man, baseball. Didi was hitting poorly in the minors ever since he's come up. He's played great. Giancarlo was mashing in the minors. We'll see. Maybe it carries over and maybe it doesn't. That's why it's a beautiful game, Gemma. One of our buddies in the talking to chat, I think it was Jared, who got a quote tweeted by Cameron Maven today. Congrats, Jared. Yeah. Said, if he strikes out like three times, does he get booed? Like how quickly can Stan get booed even his first game back by them heathens in Yankee Stadium? I think if he strikes out three times, I think people will boo him.  Like, yeah, we boo Stan. That's what we do. Yeah. It's almost like a New York flex at this point. Like, oh, yeah, we could boo that guy. We'll boo anyone. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, you stare at some booze. Just don't boo your mother. That's about it. Thinking about how that would play if I booed my mom. Like, what if she like... Oh, it doesn't go well. She gave me dinner. Like, Sunday dinner. Like, boo. I think New Yorkers are willing to boo everyone except their mother, pretty much. My mom watches a lot of our shows. I don't think she watches a pregame show, but I wonder how she'd take to a good booing. Not well. Interesting. Yeah. Talking from experience. I'll have intern Luke Boer. He's more brazen with that stuff. He won't do it in a brazen way, though.  All right. Let's go on to Homer Draft. It's the Homer Draft. Homer Draft. It's the Homer Draft. Can you hit a Homer? Can you hit it really far? Homer Draft. Jake, I think you get to go first. I do. No one shows Cameron Maven yesterday, so there are currently no points on the board. I do get to go first, James, and I am going to take Giancarlo Stanton, a little rope adult from before. I think he's coming in hot, babe. Wow.  Short porches won, and then he yanks one left field over the bullpen.  Okay. But he goes 0 for 0 with five walks. Wow. Bold. Really bold. Not a lot of people would be willing to make that. Yeah, do you see what John Boy said on the pregame show? He predicted five walks. Does he know something? All right, so if you take Stan, I cannot take Stanton because you have him. I can't take Gary, and I can't take Hicks. I am taking Edwin. Edwin was the story yesterday. He went over four lengthy at bats, like over four of the results bad, bad night, but he didn't look like lost at the plate. No. I think Stan takes all the pressure off Edwin, and the storyline is going to be like, oh yeah, we still got this guy too. I think the parrot goes for a trip around the bases today.  Give me Cameron Maven. Wow. Wow. Jim, some of your best Homer draft picks since probably mid to late April. Really proud of you. Thank you. Really proud of you. Love the Edwin theory. That's just good math there. Unfortunately, you're getting a nuclear lineup for me today because I have to take Gary just in case he sits tomorrow. So yeah, I mean, Gary and Jim Carlos Stanton. What about it? You two had me right now. Every time Gary hits a homerun, I ship one of these hats to someone who retweets my Gary homerun. You think you're going to, you're just going to hat? Is this a hats pod? Can someone screenshot this? Someone wants to get this out to the public. I'll make it my new Abbey. We're a hats podcast. Let me sink down for you. How's this look? I think it's a good look. Yeah. Summer draft took a turn. All right. Time to do the over-under, Jake. Yesterday we were both correct. Tank, shut them down. Yankees put up three. That was free money if we're being completely honest. I'm always honest. It's a good trait.   You like lying.  Right.  Wait, hold on. So what do we got today? We've got opener and happer. Free money. Nice. I heard you were giving out free money. Got the sound board over here. Oh, hey, if the next person type a random letter, I will play the corresponding sound bite. What do you think the over-under is, James? I think it's two. Two? No. I think it's eight and a half. I just saw it and I'll tap out. I wouldn't have had it anyways. I wouldn't win nine because I think people hate half. It's nine and a half. OK. Also, F was the first letter, which is a really good drop. That's not where it resumed. Really good drop. Barbaric. That's not where it resumed. Senator Byrd, RIP. All right. Nine and a half, Jake. I'm feeling the under again. I think these teams play each other close. Ray's bats are, Tanaka just put the Ray's bats into a slide that they will not recover from until September 15th. Yeah, this one's really tricky because you got a Ray's lineup that doesn't look that great. But I think what's going to be bigger here is I think we see some runs early. But then I think we've got two well-rested bullpens here. So I think you might see six or seven on the board early, but then it gets shut down. So maybe the first five over full game under. OK. I'll take the under as well. You're 2018 in the over under. I heard you were giving out free money. Good job. I mean, could if with a loss, I could be one game above 500 tomorrow. So it's not. Oh, you loved it. Is this your strategy? I'm not thinking. I'm never thinking. Yeah. Spot the lie. Let's go off free money. All right. What's next? What are we doing the previous show? Talk to the chat. Yeah. You normally check out the chat for a second. We'll see if there's any good questions or comments. I'm out on bad questions and comments. OK. So. It's well known. Just went to your oldest videos. What is this whiskey shot thing? Hmm. Is that a good or bad question? It's a really good question. I don't know how you describe it. I said I respond. I said those are just weird times, Carl. Yeah. Clint Frazier getting traded, question mark. Definitely getting shopped. I think it would have to be a perfect package. I don't think they're just going to trade them and trade them. Clint Frazier should not have been demoted. It was kind of a numbers game. And there was no way he was surviving. Judge Stan and Edwin. Yeah. And I mean, what would you do now? Would you send down Cameron Maven, who's been great? Are you going to give me the DFA SESA card? I mean, what are you going to give me right now? And where would you put him in this lineup? I think the person who sent that in looks like they're a Dodger fan, so maybe they don't know the host's scope. Sure. What's your favorite MLB team? Good question, Jake. Good question for you. And please be honest. I lean Yankees. Same. Who's your favorite team outside of the Yankees? Ooh. I don't know. I will say this. The White Sox are fun. We just played them, but they're a fun dugout. But the risk the White Sox run is if they're not good next year, then they're a bunch of jokesters. This year right now, where they have a window where they're playing with house money, they can be fun, they can be loose because there's no expectations. If next year, the White Sox have that same dugout vibe, but they're still playing 500 ball, it's not going to slide. So they have kind of this window of operation where they can be fun and loosey-goosey, and it's all good, which I'd like. I like watching what they do, and I like watching what they're about, but they're not going to have a lot of leeway to do that unless they win. If they win next year and are doing it, then that's fantastic. If Geolito can hold up, they get Kopeck back and maybe sign another starter. They're going to be a solid squad next year. I'll go with my Rockies, Jim. Yeah, I still do enjoy the Cubs like one through nine. There's a lot of guys there that are fun. The Braves have been fun lately. I don't know, that's a tough question right now. Astros are the final boss. So would you have a World Series prediction? Do you care? I'm not going to do that. AL team versus NL team. Ah, fuck, you stole mine. Yeah. Okay. Thoughts about Cespidus wanting to play golf now instead of baseball? Is that a thing? Sounds safer than horse stuff. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, my God. Okay. Jake, a lot came in when we started doing questions. Jake, how upset will you be if the next don't take R.J. Barrett? Okay, if it's Jamerrant. Who goes bald first? Me or you? Ooh. I got a thick head of hair still. It's going gray, but it's thick. Yeah, my hair has always been fine and thin. But no male pattern baldness. Because it's supposed to be your mom's dad, right? Yeah. Baldness doesn't run in my family. I think my mom's dad had a full head of hair from everything I heard. So I don't know. I guess you could lean me. A little more Pizon, a little more Italian baldness going on over here. Yeah, good question. Great Q. Can you please do a breakdown of Luke Voight hitting a homerun the other day against White Sox and then the next step that pitcher went up and in. I didn't think that was worthy of a breakdown. I posted the whole ordeal on Twitter with like, you know, with the caption and stuff, but it seemed it was a 10 second tweet instead of a two minute video. But maybe it's probably too old now, but I did, I did like cover that. Breakdown of it. Breakdown anything. I'll break down your butt right now. Turn around. That was the time to end it, man. There's been another hot ending. No, dude. The questions are coming. People want to hear. I know I got other stuff to do. It's a Yankees pregame show. Mike Trout or Bryce Harper? At what? Botchy ball. Ooh. You still want, you still want Trout there. Harper's too much of a high head. Worst team in MLB baseball. This is the last one we'll do. It's got to be the Baltimore Orioles.  I'd like to see them versus the Marlins could be a fun series. Marlins have been winning lately. I think it's actually the Royals are like just as bad. Royals are in a tough spot too. Yeah. I mean it would be the stink ball would be pretty fun this year. I mean, Orioles can hit. They literally have the worst pitching staff ever assembled. The Royals. The Royals can run. Royals can run. They can run with anyone. Track me. They got a track team trying to play baseball. And the fishies always have to steal my fishes from you. All right. Thank you guys for hanging out with us, watching us put on multiple hats. Yeah. And we will be back tomorrow with another pregame show. Our sports and news podcast tomorrow morning. John Boyn, Jake radio and some more breakdowns along the way. See ya.