is now to go from space back to Earth and try to use drones, so autonomous flying vehicles for power generation. So this is the second part. So the outline here is, thank you very much. So the outline is that first I will introduce the source here and motivate why it is a good idea to harvest high altitude winds and produce energy from them. The technologically part will come in the second part here. This is about the technology which is called airborne wind energy. And in the third part I want to show how you can build a wind drone for low cost for yourself and experiment with this kind of technology. So let's start with the first part. And here as a reminder is the conventional energy supply of wish list, so probably what your global players in conventional energy would think about it or tell you. They would say that it's a surely clean enough resource and meaning on time scales here it is exploitable of the order of one human life expectancy, it's controllable especially economically and politically, it is depreciable economically and leads so to a very high profit for some players. Unfortunately there's also the technological part and here sometimes it's driven by hope saying it will be okay but as we know it might be mostly harmless. So as we see here for instance there are catastrophes like Chernobyl. This is after the catastrophe where you have the memorial for the people who died. Then you have scenarios during the catastrophe here. This is deep water horizon being like desperately tried to extinguish the fire by the US Coast Guard and fire degrades. And of course what I don't have to mention here but in times of fake news is important to mention we are before the catastrophe. So this is here a plot of the carbon dioxide concentration in the atmosphere taking from ice. And as you see here the ice ages give these variations over 500,000 years and now we are at this spot here that points up and if you resolve this into the time scale extend this time scale from the last 1000 to 2000 years here. So we are here at this spot at 2000, year 2000, then you see that this rise has started at the industrialization. So it's a clear sign that we have to do something and we have to do it quickly. So now let's try to propose something which can be part of the solution namely sustainable energies and here's a wish list of what probably you would think it should be. It should be sustainable, ubiquitous, continuous, accessible and profitable at the very end. So does such a source exist and first I should define what it means. So sustainable means it should serve present needs without compromising the future and this is clearly not what we are doing now. So it should be available on time scales which are like the lifetime of our central star if possible. It should be ubiquitous meaning that it should be present almost on any location on earth so that we can without very complicated long range infrastructure have access to the energy. It should be continuous meaning it should be present at almost any daytime and seasons so that we can plan of what we produce and of course it should be accessible meaning it can be tacked by the technology and lead to a significant contribution to our energy mix. And profitable should of course also be. So does it exist and the answer is yes and I want to show that this airborne wind energy can be a big part of it. So here I have a table of some sustainable energy sources and the wish list items are written here and I put some of the sustainable sources so there is fusion, there is solar energy, terrestrial and also the spatial energy of which both presented by Anya and by Stefan before, hydro energy, geothermal energy and conventional wind energy whereby conventional wind energy I mean wind energy up to approximately 100 meter which is the hub height of wind turbines approximately and as you can see some of these items here are not fulfilled by all these different approaches. So for example the spatial energy is clearly not ubiquitous because you have this beam as we heard which is just like basically hitting a certain spot on the earth and they are transferred into energy so you have to distribute this energy. Also it is not yet accessible. On the other hand, conventional wind energy is not ubiquitous because you can only select certain spots and it is not continuous because you cannot really plan when the wind is blowing and when it's not blowing. So let's add to this list what is called high altitude wind and high altitude wind is clearly sustainable because it's also wind energy so it's like driven as all the other wind energy as well and high altitude means to go to heights which are above 200 meters and try to drain energy from these winds. So let me argue why it is a ubiquitous source and for this Philip who is also here and part of the team I'm very happy has made this very nice plot here which shows the western part of Europe and it shows the ratio of wind power which you can extract at an optimal height which should be below the 1000 meter so this is just an arbitrary at the moment limit to say that we can have a system which can basically get up to 1000 meter height and compare it to this wind energy which is basically available at 100 meter and in this plot you can see at the coastline there is a line here and this line is the line where in the interior you have already a doubling of the wind power so meaning at the coastline itself if you go to higher altitude you have the double wind power available than at 100 meter even better directly at the coastline there is another line which is a factor of four better so as soon as you put your wind turbines on land site you will be a factor of four you have better you have access to a factor of four higher wind power and here in the region slightly south of Leipzig there is another line this is a factor of eight where you become better in wind power in high altitude wind power so seeing that the coastal regions have already a factor of four in this ratio better and the inland between four and eight oh there are the signs sorry there should be reversed of course so saying that here the site of conventional in vintage harvesting which are now very limited and where you put for instance all the wind turbines in the north they become much more accessible if you go to higher heights because there you can basically use all the land sites so this is with more sites available when you harvest at optimal height and here as an example about why does a continuous source you see a time distribution of the wind velocity in January 2016 in Leipzig the wind velocity he's here increasing from yellow to red and the altitude is displayed here and this is the time scale of the month and what you can see is at 100 meter height you have almost like only in the lower parts you have winds whereas if you go to higher heights you have the reddish parts where you have high violent velocities so this shows that continuity is already improved if you go to higher altitude especially for land sites and this is almost impossible for continue for conventional wind turbines you would have to build a must hire and much much bigger structures and also what is displayed here is the optimal harvesting height so this is the height again below 1000 meter where it would be optimal to harvest wind at a certain time over the display over the whole month and if one goes from this plot to the histograms to the so to the time distribution of the different wind velocities you get this picture here so this is other spots the histograms of hundred hundred seventy five hundred thousand meter and of the optimal height so if you adjust your height and one of the things that you can see is that the mean is clearly shifted to higher wind velocities if you increase the height and also if you harvest at optimal altitude you shift the whole probability distribution to the right so and what increases there is that the fraction of time below five meter per second which is like the time where the cut in wind speed for your wind turbine so it would like starting produce energy the probability to have such winds is increased from 76 percent to 87 percent which is quite a lot of increase so adjusting to varying optimal harvesting height is not only almost but is really impossible for conventional wind turbines so one has to find another technology which is better and can give you access to this altitude winds so this is the plot again from before so I have now a little bit motivated why the source is ubiquitous and continues now the question is is it accessible and how it is accessible and this is the technological part which is called airborne wind energy so how do we access these high altitude winds so on for these let's come back to the design challenges which would be necessary to go to high height so high altitude means that you don't just can you cannot just increase your tower and have more talk on your foundation and just scale up the system so you should avoid proliferation of mass and proliferation of the tower and foundation and also varying altitude means you shouldn't have passive stabilizing static structure so find but find something which can vary so just as an example here this is the sky walk in the Grand Canyon and this is already a quite scary lever arm you which you have and if and comparison you take your modern wind turbine you rotate it by 90 degrees and compare it in size to this you can see what kind of torque will be like will act on the foundation so this is already a very big piece of technology you have here so we have to do better and this is the second part namely airborne wind energy so the technology itself so the first slide is probably the most important of this part because it explains the the idea behind this technology so you take autonomous drones which are at most flexible connected to the ground via tethers and expect when a wind energy via these drones so how does it work so look at this conventional wind turbine here you have most of the energy is produced by the outer part of the wings they are rotating with the highest velocity and at the same time you have the highest the largest lever arm so you produce most of the energy in the outer part the inner part is more less passive stabilizing structure so you remove that structure and replace it by something which is flexible and the first which comes to mind probably is a tether with which you attach it to the ground and then you have just the active part here which is now a aircraft moving in this circle which before was circulated by the wingtips to extract your energy this is the principle so how do we bring down the power when circulating this aircraft so we have to in some way transform it to electric power so there are which are not shown in the picture before lighter than air systems so you just basically take a balloon you put your wind turbine and high altitude and extract the power and here the tether can please serve as the power line but what we can also do is crosswind flight which was shown in the picture before so here you have a moving arc aircraft which can move in with something which is called the direct mode meaning that you have onboard generators on the aircraft so essentially it's a propeller aircraft but the propellers are reversed in repeller mode so that the repellers produce energy for you and then the tether serves as power line so this is a principle is shown here so here you can see the generators and then the power is brought down by the tether and the second part a second like strategy is using the so-called lift mode so here you have ground-based generators and the tether itself transmits the power there are no power lines in the tether so here you use that the power is given by the pulling force times the real out velocity of the tether so you circulate in some patterns with your aircraft and you lose the lift force acting on the aircraft to unreal this tether from a drum and at the drum on the base station there's a generator attached which helps you to get the energy to transform the energy into electrical energy and of course at some point the tether is maximally reeled out and then you have to have to go to a real in phase where with minimal energy you reel in the tether again and start periodically this phase again so these are the concepts and there is a whole zoo of airborne wind energy devices and proposals which show that this technology is still in the very early stage of being developed so you have people here flying figure of eight patterns with the aircraft so some things are lighter than air turbines which look very exotic like this one probably this one you have seen in media already proposals like this here there are quadcopters which produce the energy by rotating of their of the propellers here and all kind of exotic lever arm and aircrafts which you can use. So let's bring a little bit of more order into the technology in this into the proposals and one of the things I want to discuss which is very probably promising is what is called crosswind flight and so here as an example is a comparison of a conventional lighter than air system with the big wheel in London so this is one of the biggest wind turbines and the harvesting area is so the effective area of such a wind turbine is the swept area of your propellers essentially so now let's look what happens if you move an aircraft instead through the wind then the picture of before is like of that size and if you take an aircraft which is the same wing area as the wing areas of the propeller here your harvesting area is of that size it's much bigger and the reason for this is that the effective area is now given by the wing area times coefficient which is the square fraction of the lift to drag coefficient of the aircraft times the lift coefficient itself and this factors of the order of 200 so it gives you it increases the efficiency of your of your wings dramatically this was already found by light in 1980 and you can now ask why does it take 30 years from this idea to first systems and the answer is in this community for is probably a very interesting is why are these products are appearing only 30 years later it's because sufficient computer power so for the control algorithms which allow you to control such flight modes was not available so as an example here's an illustration of one of the current leaders in the field called Ampix power showing a crosswind airborne wind energy system versus a conventional system so here's the conventional wind turbine for two megawatts and the conventional this is a conventional system and the airborne wind system is this is the ground station and this is the aircraft so one of the things which are I mean visible in this picture is that it is much less like even sight impact in the environment so having something like this is much less disturbing from the even from the aesthetic of volume to view than this huge wind turbine so now the next step would be to look at closer to the technology and see what are the AV system components with that that you need that you need to build such a device so first of all there is the drone or the fixed wing aircraft we have seen that it's very good to have a large lift and small drag coefficient so you need something which is like a rigid glider more or less on board you need sensors like accelerometer, gyroscope, GPS, receiver, barometer and a pitot tube to measure the air speed and this is to determine the system state that then is like reacted on by the control surfaces of the in the case of an aircraft by ailerons flaps and the rudder moreover you need of course a microcontroller and algorithms which do the state estimation so from the sensor data they compute the state of the system meaning this position attitude velocity and you have to navigate so and of course you might need something like a propeller for takeoff landing and energy generation and carry case of drag mode the second thing is of course the ground station so here you need the drum for tether windup you need a motor which eventually has to be transformed into generator mode if you have the lift mode you need power converters also microcontrollers and algorithms which synchronize your ground station operation with a drone and you need a runway catapult or something like for takeoff and landing so so far it looks quite easy simple but the devil is in the detail and here I found a nice quote a colleague of mine John Litricica has done in one of his talks and I liked it very much because it displays very well what challenges have to be still overcome so it starts with theory is where nothing works but everyone knows why and to demonstrate this let's have a look at this video here which is one of the flight attempts of one of the companies so the aircraft lifts on off there's no sound yet no there's sound yeah and your desperation of the founder was clearly here at the end and you could see that the tether ruptured and then there was no way to recover that most of the aircraft was lost second sometimes practices when everything works but no one knows why so there are also positive surprises and here is a launch a catapult launch for an aircraft which now uses weight so so a positive surprise for for a test and finally sometimes if you combine theory and practice that nothing works but no one knows why this is where the complication really is the devil is in the detail and here you can see a video from a flight with a crosswind flight everything seems normal and then the prototype is again lost so this is complicated so but there is a lot of progress and so I want to come closely very quickly introduce the current industrial status so I focus on three companies which work on that so one of them is an Akite in Berlin and they have now a system which is basically stationed on such a truck and this is a crosswind system of a passive wing so it's steered via three of three tethers and it produces up to 30 kilowatts of energy then you have Ampix power they have here the launching site in the Netherlands and they are currently producing this aircraft here this type which in crosswind is a crosswind system in lift mode and at the end will produce up to 250 kilowatts of power this is under construction and finally there is Google X Makani in California and they have built a drag mode aircraft here which is flying and I can show you a video that they have on their homepage very nicely where they show a flight so that you can see that the 600 kilowatt system is working here you see the onboard propellers you can see the tether down here this is from the tether attachment point yeah so the things are working there are prototypes um yeah but one of the things which are important is one has to test test test and get experience from tests so experience is what you get when you're expecting something else really so what does it mean so we have to test analyze adapt the systems so because many as you could see from this design variations in the zoo which I've shown many of the concepts are still open so for example the design of the airframe if you use a biplane a flying wing or anything alike or something totally different is still open the tether construction what kind of materials to use is still open the materials in itself is still open for the aircraft etc etc the mode of operation that means takeoff landing and drag versus lift mode is still an open question what is the best thing to realize in for industrial products and then control hardware and software and algorithms have to be tested thoroughly of course it have to be certified by the aerospace agencies of course you want to have it failsafe so what you have to do is you want to even I mean have total losses in experiment you want to do the experimenters with lead to a total loss of your system so here comes the idea that instead you should build a cheap and disposable test platform instead of a largely scaled up system first before you build the expensive prototype and do tests on them and this brought us to the idea to provide a low-cost open-source test platform where everybody at home can build his own wind drone and this is the third part of the talk so the do-it-yourself wind drone yeah what are the ingredients here so first you need a drone so here I want to show the airframe and reinforcement heck which is necessary to prepare your airframe for the additional forces by adding the tether then there's a grouse station and here I want to motivate why the drone is essentially behaving like a fish in this case a barracuda the next thing is navigation on curved manifold is very important because you have like a constraint coming from the tether and finally you need something for your for control which is the autopilot so in this case it's the autopilot open-source project which we adapted so let's come to the airframe reinforcement heck so what you use take your favorite polystyrene airframe so in this case it's an easy star two and glue the wings together this is the lower side of the wings you put in there a carbon rod here in this part and you stabilize it with racks which you glue into the slits we can see here and then you wrap carbon in the in the four in the in the forward part of it where the most of the aerodynamic force is attached attached then you have the carbon wire where you can wind around your tether and you install additional tubes for fixing the the wings on the fuselage so the fuselage is here we cut off the engine blocks included additional carbon rods so you can put these carbon rods on these carbon rods here and fix everything with screws so to show you how that looks like and how what the size of this model is so here here is the original size aircraft with carbon and you can later if you want to pass by the assembly area and look at it and have a look at it and touch it so this is how it looks decomposed into different components so again wings and so on and so on the servos for for the control surfaces the central unit here is the PIXHawk autopilot so the the microcontroller which contains some of the sensors you have a GPS sensor in addition you have a telemetry antenna for data for data transfer to the ground station and you have RC control for manual control when you switch switch switch out of auto mode to have manual control in emergency situations or if you want to make other kind of flight tests yeah so now this is the drone itself so now it's the question what to do with the ground station and here let's look why the the drone behaves as a fish because what it does is like a like in fishing you would need a free moving tether it has to be fast and failsafe real in and reeled out and it should remain twist free so that it doesn't give any knots if it is not an attention and the thing which we came up with was best served for our needs at the moment is an offshore fishing reel so you need offshore here because the drum has to be perpendicular to the rod this guarantees you that real out phases twist free on the tether other fishing rods have the drum aligned with the rod and then you accumulate twist on the tether which is can give to not lead to knots and then it's it's not a good idea it's destroy your tether so and this is the first flight test so we were very into the stick and started the first flight test and here it is okay so unfortunately it didn't work so what happens this was the result the tail was broken and because the tether apparently wrapped around the back of the aircraft and then it became uncontrollable so we come up with what do we do if you don't know any further any better use carbon so we put some carbon on the lower part of the of the fuselage to reinforce it yeah and then of course you have to think about writing your navigation code to navigate on if you are under tethered flight so here is the the recipe for how to do it so first you take one git clone of autopilot this autumn open source software you take one curve two dimensional manifold which is essentially given as a hypersurface embedded in three-dimensional euclidean space in case of constant tether length this is just a sim hemisphere s2 which is centered around your ground station then you take a planar curve which you want to fly along or curve segments and a pinch of differential geometry to wrap it on the sphere to make this curve appearing on the sphere you take a little bit of classical mechanics for the for the flight control to transfer the curve accelerations into actually control surface motions and then you need of course a dozen coffee for doing so you put everything together into of course not the coffee into the computer algebra system and steer well and let the CPU bake it at 100 degrees and then you come up with a smooth at least c1 curve so the curve is shown here so it's this is one part of a figure eight pattern so the other part would be behind here it's composed of two geodesic segments and one turning segments and they are c1 glued together here and these are the equations so you can find in the paper I don't want to go into detail so now you have to modify the source code of this autopilot project so here they are highlighted the patterns which you basically have to where you have to do modifications you have to implement new flight modes and change some of the control algorithms and then you come up with the next flight test and here is the next attempt so yeah the whistling sound you have heard at the end is the tether being dragged through the air so there was really tension on the tether and you can also see this if you do a data analysis on the flight data later so here's for example multiple possibilities you have a lot of data which is possible to analyze so the autopilot this was very very it's very very nicely done in this open source project so they have a data file with all primary and secondary data you can use for your analysis so for instance this is the flight curve with different flight modes which we used you have the attitude of the aircraft you can look to deviations in radial and transverse directions you can look to tether tension or like a measure for tether tension by looking to the length variation of the tether and you can of course do time series analysis of how your figure eight pattern is flown along and yeah that is what you can do with this very very nice autopilot open source software which is available um written by many many people um on the internet so the question which remains is after all of this is will it be fail safe to 100% and the answer is nope it will not uh it will there will be of course accidents happen but the thing is nothing is fail safe and um so here's a standard winter bin and look for yourself um let's see there is no 100% guarantee but we have to try very hard to get it as fail safe as possible so yeah this is essentially it that was the talk so um uh what i want to say is that the current status of uh air and wind energy uh can be uh seen here by a nice book uh in the stringer on the springer uh page which you can download here and uh we are very very happy to have any kind of critical remarks input to help in uh developing the system further so please if you want look to this web page there's a lot of information including a paper and we'll be very happy for any kind of help and uh yeah and finally i would uh again stress that we could rely on this tremendous work of the open source community working on this autopilot project that has helped us to realize this project in very short time so very happy about this and i want to thank of course um Philipp Bechtliu is here and Thomas Germann and Maximilian Schultzerberg the students and Udo Zellmann who cannot be here for uh working on this project and putting so much work also into it thank you very much for your attention we can uh put some on the microphone here and here one and five so two questions the first one please so you talk so you talked a lot about powered and not powered about controlled flight how does it compare energy wise to uncontrolled flight basically putting a propeller on a kite um so the thing is the propeller on the kite you with kite you need uh you mean i guess um non-rigid structures so meaning that the first question is how do you want to put a propeller on a kite if it's non-rigid so um that is a question which goes back to you so um because that is uh something is not clear to me but in any case um uh rigid air flame is harder to control than a kite so there are people who work with a kite and by kite surfing or if you do uh like a steer normal kites from the ground you know it's like moving not that fast in the um in the wind field so it's easier to control this is a big benefit of kites and also the weight is a big benefit but uh the power output because of the bad worst lift to drag coefficient is unfortunately not that efficient as the rigid aircraft so you want to go to the rigid aircraft if you leave the room now please be quiet because we have questions and answers here number three please and that is the last question i'm afraid but you can ask questions after the talk um i want to go back to the space part um i was wondering there are some ideas about bootstrapping like a solar station on the moon and then like shipping i don't know hydrogen or like pre-charged lithium batteries back to earth and back and forth is it like realistic or not really i think it's it also this approach would be quite expensive and you have to you have to install this infrastructure on the moon first and you have to establish the the flight basis back and forward um yeah realistic as a thing you know at the at the end that's a question of money and investment and i'm not sure whether this will would pay out but i'm we haven't uh analyzed this kind of approaches yet thank you so thank you very very much Stefan, Anja and Christoph give them a warm applause again please thank you


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Ah, he required a publicly requested a trade in early October last year two days later waived No team claimed his waiver make him a free agent So still go to Charlotte kind with the Hornets miles bridges at 39 points Hornets only down by four. That's a bad shot to Angelo. Oh No 48 seconds left. I like Kai Jones. It was pretty confident.  Oh, does he have a Records saying you got to see Kai Jones's last interview. Was it uh, I was it a classic? Maybe I'll watch it on my dinner break All right. Here's a Ricky Rubio Here's a Blake Griffin black gold three out of eight Nice that's a sharp-looking parallel that's gonna be for Matt in the net 40 seconds left Lakers down or Lakers up by four They're not out of the woods yet. There's Corey Kisper. Hey, here's a Jalen Green Rated rookie mojo Out of Daenerys optic choice Nice that's the stuff we want to see that's gonna go to you Rex Reca Rex with that one and The autograph is Jane Springer Rated rookie autograph for the Sixers. Well, there's Nets edition of Kyrie three more boxes To go. I don't know who has possession. I think Timeout's happening all over the place. What's going on here? That's good for the hobby Brandon Miller putting up 33 on the Lakers Charlotte has the ball. There's the inbound Come on make defense They're gonna be was that blocked He must be they blocked it Lakers blocked it blocked a long three attempt and they foul Austin Reeves. I know that was the play They drew up. I guess there's Jimmy Butler Paul George 88 out of 88 for the Clippers. That's for Mark Bones Highland and Keon Johnson also for the Clippers behind Cole Anthony Hollow is your autograph and that's gonna be It's gonna be a Greg Brown Octograph rookie Otto should be a to eight, right? Portland that's gonna be for Joe And it is four out of eight All right two more to go Austin Reeves hits the it's his free throws 122 to 116 That's a miss three rebound Lakers And they're not fouling yet. Oh LeBron loses the ball. What are you doing LeBron? But they missed the three ad with the rebound. He's gonna hold on to it. All right another Bones Highland Got a John Morant 58 out of 88. Kind of feel bad for John Morant Now it gets a little bit of trouble works his way back and then the the injury Zaire Williams and Miles McBride for the Knicks All right, your final autograph. Oh, not your final autograph, but the second to last autograph is Isaiah Livers Optographs for Detroit. It's gonna be for Josh And Spencer Dinwiddy for the Wizards. Here's the final box We'll give away those Super Bowl squares spot. So if you did not Not have a good break fingers crossed for those Super Bowl squares. All right, there's Nikola Vusevich Keon Johnson 86 out of 88 Trey Mann for the Thunder and Isaiah Todd Triple Velvet for Anthony Davis Lakers win 124 to 118 On a Monday every fifth I think this might is this the last game before the tread trade deadline I guess Lakers might have one more game All right, and the last auto is Miles McBride, New York, Knicks. That's gonna be for Roy and the Knicks All right. Good job Lakers decent road trip here I think they have They've got No, they've got the trade deadlines the eighth. I think And they played Denver that night so by By Thursday, we'll find out Find out if my Lakers have done anything or not. I think noon Yeah, good road trip right four and two Something like that on the road trip. I'll take it after some weird losses That made me kind of nervous right You know the loss to A lot well, they beat golden state double overtime Then they lose two in a row to the to Houston, Atlanta, which I don't think and an unlikely win in Boston They beat up on a on a underman, New York Knicks team Beat the Pacers Who are a solid team this year and then Or no, was that a why is that there? Is that a makeup game? Oh, maybe that game was oh that was something else and then yeah, and then beat the hornet tonight. So I'll take it You know one two three Four four and two on the road trip. All right, there you go gang. Let's give away some Super Bowl square spots You know, hey stick with us all week long We'll discuss we gotta start thinking about hoops now last game the nfl season Super Bowl is coming up So we got to start shifting our brains to basketball and baseball Trade deadline coming up. So that should kind of get the juices going for the basketball season All right, let's gather everybody's names here in uh pick your team one From mark down to cody and everyone in between new dice new list Top two names get Super Bowl squares Big Super Bowl promo check it out to ask these case breaks.com all the details priceless is loaded up as well Check it out two and one three times fingers crossed one two and three So there's gonna be a lot of sad faces here. Remember a lot of opportunities to try to win your way in So don't give up Joe very close, but no cigar three through 30 Thank you very much appreciate you giving this a try We'll get him next time Top two you got Super Bowl squares David you got Super Bowl squares Joe No worries. No doubt about it. We weren't worried. You got a Super Bowl square after three So congrats to the both of you We'll put you on the list and we'll see you next time for the next break. I'm Joe jaspy's case breaks.com


about today. Today we're going to talk about how to actually go out there and trade $5, $10 stocks and how you could become a smarter trader. Listen, you don't need a lot of money to be successful to do this. The more expensive stocks you trade, the more riskier they are, the more money you're going to need. Remember, if you have a stock of $5.50, $500, you get a $70 stock that moves $.50, it's still the same $500, and that's what we're going to talk about. With that said, just before we get started, I've got to tell everybody you've got to be warned. Listen, every student is different. There's no guarantees, no promises, no warranties. I'm not going to give you my first born, nothing. You could lose more money than you put into it. Trading is very risky, so this is strictly for educational purposes only, and we don't want to be responsible. We are not going to assume anything that you do on your end, so I'm just going to warn you right now. Now we got that out of the way and we got the compliance happy. Let's talk about what we're going to learn. We're going to talk about how to find triple-digit gains in stocks. Now, you're looking at that, they're like, okay, there's definitely something tricky about this. No, there's not, and I'm going to show you how it is. Listen, there are over 25,000 stocks I trade every day. You don't think there's some triple-digit movers? They're there. We're going to find them. I'll show them to you. I'm going to talk about how to follow the big buyers and sellers orders out there.  When I show you that, you could be like, oh, now I know why you guys do what you do and you've been around for so long. How do I know this? Because I was one of the market makers that live here in New York, worked some of the biggest firms in the industry, and we'll talk a lot about that. We're going to talk about the KISS method. Keep it super simple.  We're going to fix that problem too. What happens when things go against you? Because that is what we teach that also people like. We don't teach you how to make money. We teach you how to stop losing it. And think about that. Didn't anyone ever teach you how to stop losing money? I don't really think so. So this webinar is going to make things a lot more exciting for you. Now, please keep in mind that I know a lot of you have some questions and I want to answer them. But we have less than an hour. I don't want to bore you. It's going to go fast. And I want to get to the fun part of it. And I'm going to ask poll questions. So please go out there, answer them. Let's see how you guys could quiz yourself.  Let's have some fun here. So before I let me get started, let me tell you a little bit about Cybertrain University. Probably like, okay, who is this guy, Thouse, though? Where did he come from? What makes you better than the other gurus out there? Well, I can't defend them, but I can tell you this. Very rarely you're going to find somebody that's an original day trader that's been doing this for over 30 years and have a school I started that's been around for 25 years. We're endorsed by every brokerage firm in the industry. Well, pretty much all of them, the ones who you know. I've been a regular guest at the NASDAQ exchange talking about level total view. I started the first online trading room and it's all online. I used to run a day trading facility here in New York, kind of got expensive, wanted to kind of teach the world. So we started that. And, you know, and the big thing that people always ask me is this, and this is a very good to ask all your gurus, why do you teach?  I don't take offense of it because that is a very offensive question. You know, if you're such a great trader, why do you teach? Well, well, first of all, if professors are so great at what they do, a college is at EL University, why they teach. Okay, we love what we do. That's number one. Number two, I'm a businessman. Okay, and what I mean by that is this. When I started, I was a big failure. Huge. Okay, I was 22 years old. I didn't know what I was doing. So I opened up a brokerage account. Like you probably see some people do today and I traded and I thought just watching TV, I could make money and just see what's going on the internet. Yeah, it's not that easy. But I saw people making a lot of money and I wasn't a quitter. I'm like, why am I not getting this? And I said, oh, now I know why. Who trained me? Now, if you read my book, you know, how to beat market makers at our own game, make a long story short, I was a licensed broker. I hated it because I realized I was a glorified salesman. And I was working with my sister and she actually, we both quit our jobs and she went to work for a trading firm and I didn't. Okay, I'm like, I'm not going to a city and traveling. Obviously, when I was sitting down at the dinner table and she was driving a nicer car than me, then that's when the story changed. Okay, enough's enough.  I'm like, how did you see that? And it's all about, it's all about that. So anyway, getting back to why I teach is that I finally took a job as a trader. And let me tell you, what I've learned on the first day in a job, I should have never made my first trade ever.  Today we call it level three and level four, which some of you probably like level three, level four, I only have level two, maybe some of you only trading on level one. So I'm like, you can't trade without it. And now I know how to make money. And not only that, even having the right technology is still not going to make you money. What I've learned is that you got to surround yourself with good traders. Any business owners out there, you know what it is to have a bad employee? What do you do? Keep them while I feel bad? No, no, you got to get rid of them. You can't keep paying somebody. How about you guys working for somebody? Have a work with a bad employee like, my God, I worry about this guy curtain himself, you know, because you're going to hurt me. He's got to go. But you know, there's other people that will mentor is like, Oh, my God, thank God you had such a great staff. I did so well. And you basically succeeded. It's the same thing. But if you think you're going to go out there and try to figure on your own, watch a couple of YouTube videos, you're wasting your time. So the great thing about trading, which you probably want to know, and now let me tell you the great things about it.  You don't have to deal with employees and rent and traveling. It's nice. You know, listen, a lot changed since COVID. You know, we're not people like, you know, we got we got locked in our house.   You know what I mean? So you can make your own hours doing this. And now a lot of you, that's why you're here.  I can't go back to work because I just got replaced. Or you know what? I kind of like my little bubble in my house. You know what I mean? Now, how could let me I saw the market for some of you see COVID when from when we hit, we were 18,000. Jesus, now we're at 35,000. I mean, that's incredible, the rally. Now, as a good trader, I had a lot of free time. Okay, it's my lovely wife, Debbie, been back for 23 years.  My wonderful three boys, obviously, you don't see I'll make any girls. And it's that's that's a picture up in, you know, I think I was in, I think in Cabo, I think that was a Dominican Republic.  Now I also started a home living channel because I had nothing else to do trading is not a full time job. It's a part time job.  It pays a lot of money. You can do very and some of you have to make a lot just, you know, what just to replace our old job. But also it's nice because, you know, I got a lot of free time. So if you want to know about also I could teach you how to take care of chickens, make a flower box, make a good tomato sauce. I think you'll like my home living channel too. And make sure you like us and friend us on that too. All right, so let's talk about some other stuff. Let's get back into it this week. Let's talk about what we did in our trading room. All right, so did anybody see the stock IMPP? Anybody see the stock or traded it? Just give me a yes or no. Mark, I know you saw it because you were in the trading room. David, okay, good. Come on, there's over a hundred people in this trading room. Don't be shy. It's time to talk now. I'm going to start asking you questions. Here's the stock you could see. Hold on, let me get my pointer. Here we go. Here's my pointer. So the stock you could see in pre-market had a really nice move. We actually start trading around eight o'clock in the morning, which I'm going to invite all of you going to have access to come, okay? We started eight o'clock. The stock went from $1.60 to $2.20, which is not bad. 40 cents in about less than 10 minutes, 1,000 shares, 400 bucks, 100,000 dollars a year salary. But what's nice about the stock was trading, trading right the open. The thing ran from $2.20 and it shot all the way to $3.40, which is pretty a substantial move. This is actually one of the stocks we recommended. Here's another stock that we traded. It's all in one day. Stocks up 138 percent, INDO. Right at the gate, about $9.30. Was that $3? Up until $10.30? $9.00, like that. Look it up. Look it up. INDO. Just the other day. Another stock that we were recommending in our trading room. Even if you jumped in at 10 o'clock and you were late to the game at five, five to nine, a lot of money right there. This one was awesome. KSCP, okay? A little bit more expensive, but 10 o'clock in the morning, stock was right around $8.12. The thing ran to 10, ran to 12. All the way when we got into the market and was about to close, the thing did not want to stop. It kept going and going to 25. You ever heard a short squeeze? Here you have it. Everyone's always probably asked, okay, Falstah, where do you find these stocks? Finding them is easy. That's actually the easiest thing to do. The hard thing is be able to hit the button and buy it, and the next hardest thing is taking the profit. Where we find them, no big secret. We just work in our big percentage gainers. Look, KSCP up 275%, IMPP up 74. Look at all these stocks up pretty big right here, okay? All up in percentage. You have big, big movers right here. What we do is, we just work off the big percentage gainers and losers list. I'll be honest with you, I don't know what KSCP does. I don't think we really care, do we? This is not my company. I'm a trader. I'm not an investor. I'm not buying because I love the company. Because whatever goes up comes down twice as fast. But finding them is pretty easy. It's all going through the big percentage gainers and losers. Now, the big thing is game plan. Game plan, game plan, game plan. This is where everybody gets themselves in trouble. So with our game plan, you got to know where the trend is. You got to know where the strong price levels are. You really have to know how to be able to look at the stock, trade with a team, and share your ideas. Okay, look, we found a stock. Is it continue to go higher? Are the market makers still buying it?  Are there dark pools out there? Where's the algorithms? So here you are maybe looking at some indicator of this and that. Think about that junk right now. You want to focus not on the past. You want to focus on the future. And the future is just not the trend, but where are the orders? So how do we know where, if the stock's going to go up or go down? Let's start off with something that's called level two. All right. Now, anybody here have level two? Can't use every order of problems. Log in, log back out. Okay. That usually fixes the problem. All right. So Carlos, you don't have level two? Okay. Everyone else has level one. What about you, Mike? I didn't hear from you. Hey, God, don't let me start picking on people.  Bill, what about you? Calvin, Darryl, Heather, I didn't hear from you. Don't be shy, Heather. No one's going to pick on you, make fun of you. Listen, don't take it the wrong way. I could be a little brash because I care.  I'm taking the time to be here to teach you guys how to trade. You want to do yourself a favor? If you don't answer the question, that means you have no idea what you're doing.   If you don't know the answer, just say it. All right. So now, because like I said, I've been doing this for 25 years, I've seen people lose everything. They work their asses off of their pension. And you know what? They're like, oh, I got, I got, now I can finally trade my 300,000, my 500,000. They lost it all in a year. Okay.  It's not worth it. All right. So let's talk about this. Okay. Let me tell you what level two is. And I'm going to talk about the good stuff. These are the buyers. These are the sellers. Okay. The bid, the ask. Okay. The bid are buyers. You have three columns. One, two, and three. The first column is a four-letter abbreviation of the brokerage firm's name. The exchange, you got the New York stock exchange, NASDAQ exchange, Archipelago. You know, these are all exchanges. You know, the NASDAQ, you know, the New York, these, this is what the stock is trading at that exchange. That's the price that it's trading for in column two. And right here, column three is how many shares are being traded at that specific price. Everything there is multiplied by 100. So one is 100. This is 500 and so on. This is a thousand. Okay. Now, the problem with level two is this. It's outdated. It's worthless. Okay. It's free. And that's all it's worth. If this doesn't show you 1,000th of a percent of what's something else going to show you, which I'm going to show you next. Now, you can change the slide here. Okay. Are you able to see all the buys and sells data? And the question is no. Okay. On the level two. But can you see them on another platform? Yes, you can. So let's talk about this right here. Let me do a poll question. And my question to you is this. So you guys don't have to chat in. Do you have access to level three? Let's see what you have right here. Say how you guys answer this. Just waiting for a few more people to answer. I would end the poll. I'm going to share it and share results. Okay. So you could see that. I mean, obviously we have a lot of students in here. So yes. So look how many of you here that don't have it. And if you're not sure you have it, I'll take that as a no. So we'll ring that about about 60%. All right. So now what I'm about to show you, listen, it's time for you to pay very close attention because what you're about to see is going to be extremely disturbing.  And secondly, you're going to be like, it can't be this simple. So let me explain to what we're looking at.  Now this might look confusing, a lot of numbers, same thing, but it looks exactly like the level two. But the difference between level two and level three is you're seeing every single order at every single price. Level two, you're only seeing the best bid and the best offer at the NASDAQ. Level three, you're seeing the NASDAQ, but every single order out there. Same thing, buyers are on the left, sellers are on the right. How many orders are out there? How many shares are out there? And at what price? Now, my question to you is this, fellow traders, how do stocks go up and go down? How do they go up and go down? By the way, if you can't answer that question, once again, don't take this in a bad way, you should quit trading. Exactly. Could you try B&S Supplying Demand, Buyers and Sellers. I don't think we could disagree to that, right? Buyers and Sellers, that's it. Buyer, seller, buyer. Now think about this for a second. What do you think, what would be worth to you if I could tell you and teach you right now where I could show you where let's just say 70% of where the buyers and sellers are in a stock that you're in. 70%, how much smarter and better trading decisions would you make if you get to see where all those orders are? Think about it, you're not trading 70% of the orders. If you could see all that, I know, right? Isn't it Mike? It's priceless. You'll be that, that's right, Bill. You'll be that much better of a trader, Mike. Exactly. Now, watch this. Stock goes down and you could see that right here, the stock OC Gen went from $10.50, came all the way down, stopped, went back up to $10.50, stopped at this $10 price level, pretty much the same thing, and went all the way up to $12.50 in a matter of a couple hours. Now, why did it stop at $10? Why did it stop at $9.50? Why did it stop at $10.50? Why did it pick $10? Out of every number out there, what made it go up that much in that short period of time? Because there was a demand out there. There was a big buyer. Now, if you look right here on level three, when you look at that $10 price range, there was a $310,000 share buyer out there. 300,000. 300, you know what 300 times $10 is? $3 million. Are you buying $3 million worth of stock? Listen, you got 200 share sellers, 3,000 shares, 75 shares, 300,000. 300,000. What do you think is going to happen when you get to a 300,000 share buyer? Because buyers equal support. Sellers equal resistance.  Where's the resistance? Listen, you cannot have a resistance level unless the seller is out there. It's not existent. You're doing it backwards. Don't look for the resistance. Look for the seller. Resistance get broken all the time. Support levels get broken all the time. You know that. It happens to you like, how did the stock break that support level? Well, was the buyer out there? I don't know. I don't know. Okay. Well, look at it right here. This stock literally went from $56, hit $58, and it had such a beautiful move. And all of a sudden, it came back down to 57. How could you have not known to get out at 58? Well, did you not see the 23,000 share seller out there? Now, that's not as substantial as the 300,000 you just saw, but look at the average share block here. 500, 800, 600, 1,000. I mean, you're talking literally almost 20 to 50 times more volume at that specific price than any other price level out there. Once again, think how much smarter and better trading decisions would you make if you'd be able to see those orders? Well, David, we didn't get to that question yet, but the thing is this, you can use this towards swing trading. Absolutely. Absolutely. And that is where level four comes in. Okay. And I didn't get to that yet. So as of right now, let's just think about this for a second. And by the way, am I a day trader? Absolutely. Okay. I'm a day trader first and I'm a swing trader second because it's what happens over the course of the day, which trickles into a swing trade. And being a swing trader is a lot riskier than day trading because anything can happen overnight. That's how it works. A lot of people like day trading, I'll tell you why. I like to sleep at night. You make your money. You know what you made. You can go on vacation. If anything happens, you don't have to worry about it. All right. Now, let's look at the stock AMC, which everyone I know is very familiar. It's one of the mean stocks. You've probably seen it on CBC all the time. Okay. So let's look at AMC. I'm going to stop. I'm going to share. I'm going to do another poll. Is this stock going up or down? Let's do a poll here. Let's say you guys answered this question. Now, if you get this question wrong, I'm going to tell you again, you better quit trading. It's a very simple question. I was getting right to the point. And if you can't answer this question too, then you should quit trading. Once again, don't want me being brash. I'm just protecting you. All right. Now, from the looks of it, 94% of you said it's going down. 4% it's going up. First of all, I don't know where you guys see where the stock's going up.  If you're serious, you better quit. All right. Because the answer is the stock's going down. It's a very simple question. Now, here's a $64,000 question. What do we need for this stock to go back up? What do you guys think? What do we need for it to go back up? Do we need a Bolagerman? Do we need a MACD? Do we need a Fibonacci? Do we need the CEO to come on TV? No, you're right. Everybody need buyers. Exactly. Ready to go? Kathleen, Mark. Good. Now I'm finally seeing some of you right in. Johan, there you go. You need buyers. Do you see buyers on a chart? No, because the buyers are in the future, right? So let's go hop over there and let's go check on the NASDAQ exchange. And what do you know? You got a $354,000 share buyer at $19.60. What do you think is going to happen when we get down to that price around 1960? Just out of curiosity, what do you guys think? What should happen when we get there? What is that called? Mike said the stock should go up. The price will go up. Oh, remember supply and demand? Buyers and sellers? Big buyer? It must be a big demand. Guess what? You're right. Came down and obviously you said we need buyers. We saw the buyers and not only that, it was basically hovering there for about 10 minutes to figure it out that it was a real support levels. And don't tell me, oh, it's a double top or triple bottom. Please. I know what that means. You're wasting your time. Okay? The only reason why I went up is because that big buyer was out there. And you know what? If you got in when you saw a big buyer out there at 1960, literally about two, three hours later, stocks 2060, bought a thousand shares, you made a dollar, thousand dollars, quarter million dollar salary. Thank you very much. I think I'm happy for the day. Who here was the one? Who's here not happy to just do that one trade, make a dollar a day? Okay? You don't got to kill it. You don't have to go out there. Oh, this guy, even if he made half, half that move, you're talking about a hundred thousand dollars salary just by knowing where the buyer was. All right. So how about the next one? Let's talk about big, BDIG. This is not the stock we trade the other day. So let's just go right to the source to get about all this fancy execution systems and heat maps and indicators and all this crazy things they have. Let's go right to the exchange. Where do you see resistance levels on the stock? Where do you see resistance? Now remember, resistance will be on the sell side. All right. If you don't know the answer, just give me a question more. All right, Mike, I got you, Robert, LB, Henry, David. Okay. So all of you guys are saying 670, which is, overall, I would agree with you. That's the biggest seller. And not only that, there are 39 orders out there. So that's a lot of people. So what do we see? Was the chart show us? Oh, look at that. Went right to that beautiful chart and all of a sudden hit that resistance and came back down. And if we didn't sell 670, look where it dropped down down to 637. So we saw the order out there when it was at 640. And the stock was trending up. Now look at it. Now the stock is going, hit resistance and came back down. It's all about having a game plan. Let's think about this for a second. Did I confuse anybody yet? Is anybody lost? Is everybody following along? Does that seem simple? Seemed complicated? No. LB's not lost. All right, Patrick, Kathleen, David, how long have we been talking for? 10 minutes. Imagine what you would learn if I was able to show you this live. Imagine if you were able to let me go out there and show you how this stuff works with classes and mentoring and everything else. How much smarter and better training decisions would you make? Because you know what I know. Let's think about this for a second. How many times have you bought a stock?  Then you held the stock and finally you get out of it.   Somebody's watching me. Ever felt like that? Yeah. I was like, yeah, it happens to me all the time. You know what your problem is? They're not watching you. Okay? You're not watching them. That's the problem. If you're watching them and you watch those orders, that will make your life easier. So what we call these fellow traders, we call them iceberg orders. I came up with that word after watching the movie The Titanic.  Beautiful ship. All those great people died. For what? Okay. And I look at it. Everyone's got these beautiful execution systems and indicators. For what? You guys don't even have the right data. It's not what's on top of the water. It's on the bottom of the water. You're looking at level one on the bottom. You look at level two. So explains it. Now, a lot of people come up to me and they say, okay, so I heard about these orders. Are they fake?  There's nothing to say. You can't put a fake order out there. If anyone tells you that run, they have no idea what that's talking about. Okay. So how do we know these orders? Listen, can anyone cancel an order? Of course they could. All right. But how do we know if they got executed? So we have something called time and sales. Now, I know a lot of you probably familiar with it, and you probably closed it down and you say, I can't watch it. The thing's moving too fast, whatever. You probably got your defaults wrong. Once again, who told you how to read it? Be honest with yourself. Actually, you know what? I want to ask that question. I want to do a poll. I'm just curious. What type of education do you guys have? Are you guys self-taught? Did you ever take a paid course? Do you have a mentor? I'm just curious. Let's see. And if you're a student of mine, don't answer this question. Okay. All right. So it looks like looks like a lot.  We have a lot of people that did. So you might be right now, you must be ticked off and be like, why didn't he teach me this? First of all, if you ever, listen, if you move forward, Cybertrain University or not, I always ask, I always tell everybody this, you know how you know how, you know, you have somebody that is really good at what they do. Don't judge him the way they look. Don't judge him on a PowerPoint. Judge him on their reputation. Cybertrain University has been endorsed by every brokerage firm, thinkorswim, trade station, you know, Charles Schwab, I've done events for, Ninja Trader. I mean, the list goes on and on. These brokerage firms do credit checks on us. We got a five-star rating on Google. We got a AAA rating at the Betta Business Bureau. You know what? But being around for 25 years, that's almost unheard of. So why? Because we teach the way I was trained and that's become a market maker. That's what I was. You have to follow the money. Time and sales, if no one ever taught you how to use it, then how do you know what orders are getting filled? Okay? So here you have an example. Let's look at this really quick. All right? And yes, you know, Ralph, an education is towards your future. You know what I mean?  But sometimes it takes a few people to kind of learn from. And you're going to learn something from somebody. I mean, you're not going to learn nothing. But sometimes you got to take a few classes before you know who really is the person you really want to learn. You know, you found the right product, but you just can't think you're going to be in kindergarten, have the same teacher. It's going to teach you math, English, and social studies. You know, when you got to junior high and high school, and that, which is pretty cool. Now you got a new teacher for every class and every grade. Some teachers are better than others, like anything else. But it might be good for them, but it might be terrible for somebody else. But going out there trying to do it on your own doesn't work that way. Let's look at the PROG. Look how the stock hit a resistance levels. Now look right here, a buck 95. Look at all these orders, green, green, green, 3,000, 33,000, 10,000, 3500, 300, 1,000, 25, you know, what happened there must have been a big order out there and the guy got executed and the stock literally ran a matter of 15 minutes, 30 minutes from 95 to 235. That's a pretty substantial move. 40 cents on 1,000 shares, 400 bucks, I'll take that. Here's another one. Stock hit major support, major support.  And all of a sudden it breaks the support. Well, look at all the orders, red, red, red, red. Whoever was on the bid buying, it got executed and the stock dropped. You know what I'm saying? Did you see these orders getting filled? Because if you didn't have the time and sales, you wouldn't know that. So that's basically one of the powers of level three. Now to get to your question, let's talk about level four. Okay, so level four works for cryptocurrency, works for futures, works for options, works for swing trading, and it works great for day trading. Okay, so now, you know, for some of you looking at the data, now we have something more of a heat map. So let's look at this. Here's a stock we traded today. Okay, stock called E-bond. Anyone see the stock EBO1 today? It was in a big percentage gainer. Pat, you did? Okay, good. Now, see the trend of the stock now, it's roughly was at a dollar and then, you know, we saw it about 945, right? Now, forget about the dollar amount. Listen, so just focus on this. Right here around 10 o'clock, you had a 113,000 share buyer, 109,000, 105,000, 56,000, and look on here on the sell side. You didn't have a seller until a dollar 18 for 88,000. How much money is that on the bid right there? How many orders, how many shares are going to be bought right here? What do you think? All this red and they've been out there for 15 minutes. A lot. Well, 100, 200, 300, you're talking about close to about 400,000 shares. 400,000, okay? And, you know, look at the stocks. Train at the highs, you know, like, well, is it done? Is it going to continue? Okay. Watch what happens. We change the slide. After that 15 minutes that we saw earlier, the guy was still out there. And now they're bidding it up. Now the stock is at that resistance level right here at 18. You see the green ball? Look at the volume. That seller got executed. These guys are starting to bid it up now. So now we went from 108, now at 118. Another 30 minutes later, look what happened. The stock literally ran to a dollar 20. We were watching it right here, right? At 1015. Hold on, let me get my pen. At 1015. And then look, these guys were still out there.  And look, see the yellows, the line went up. It went from 808, buck 08 to right here.  If you bought 10,000 shares of that stock, what is that? $10,000? That's like buying a $10 stock for a thousand shares. Every penny is a hundred dollar move. $0.10 to $1,000. So that thing moved more than $0.10. That thing moved $0.15. Who doesn't want that? Well, Michael, thank you very much. But this is level four at its best. And I even got better ones too. I even got other ones. I'll show you here. We got time. Yeah, I got some time. So look at this one. This is, look at this stock right here. Buyer got executed. Buyer got executed. Buyer got executed. Okay. Now we got one big buyer at $15 for 229,000 shares. And this guy's been out there since 10 o'clock this morning and about an hour. And now he's the next guy online if everyone else got executed. What do you think's going to happen to the price of the stock? When we get down to $15,000, everybody. What should happen? Should go up, right? Okay. But what happens is someone sells it, sells a quarter million shares at $15. What's going to happen? Exactly. And not only is it going to go down, it's really going to go down. So that is slide one, right? So here's the chart on that. There's a chart on that, so you can see it. Now let's look at chart number three. Look what happened. The guy got executed. He's down to 12,000 shares. You still want to own it? You only got a little window. 220,000, just got sold. You still want to own it or you want to sell?  Look at it starting to drop. See it right there? Now let's look at the chart. Does this help you? Could you have learned what you've just seen on a sarcastic, a momentum, an RSI, a bolder band and a moving average? Really, David? Too messy for you? I don't know. People read this stuff. Looks pretty cool. Makes sense. You know what I mean? I don't know about you, but I think I'd rather see that big block order and see them get done than try to figure this one out. So this is why people love cyber trade diversity and why I love teaching people because when they see stuff like this, they're like, oh, now it makes perfect sense. Where's my winters? So we minimize these and get back to our chart. Oops. Sorry about that. There we go. All right. So and then all of a sudden the sellers got done and boom, now the stock started going down because the buyers are not there because you could see that once those buyers got executed, now the stock trended down. All right. A couple of questions coming up here. Michael Allen has a question. If the buyers get executed, stock goes down. Is it all sellers getting executed? Yes. So if the buyers are on the bid and all those sellers are getting executed and you see down time and sales, the stock's going to go down. Yes. Now, you have to understand. You have to learn before you could earn. This is actually a picture of me doing a presentation at the Money Show with Charles Schwab. All right. I mean, they have a good system. A lot of these big brokerage firms have them, but you need someone to teach you how to use it and that's what we do here. Like I said earlier, we've been trained for so many brokerage firms in the industry and we're very fortunate for that.  They don't want to lose you. You know what I'm saying? You don't know what the acquisition cost is to get a client to open an account with them. So this is what they do and this is what our staff does. It's just not me, but we have several instructors that work at Cybertry University. We do this all day. Now this is what I want to do. Who here wants to learn more about doing this stuff?  Well, here's our chance. Let me tell you a little bit about something that we came up with today. It's called our Jumpstart package. Now in this Jumpstart package, listen, I can't teach you how to make money in an hour. All I could do right now is just spark your interest. But you got to do it right. And I want to give you something just to kind of give you a sense of, okay, make sense, see what's happening, what do I need to do to get this ball rolling? Well, listen, it's not easy to teach somebody, okay? But we love teaching. It's a lot of work. But you got to have somebody that's going to take you seriously. So we came up with this package called the Jumpstart package where you're going to get 16 lessons. They're about an hour long. You need to get four premium workshops, everything you need to know about high probability of trading stocks with time and sales, volume, level three, level four. We're going to show you how to find the stocks, okay? You're going to be accessed to our professional trading room where you're going to have live access with pre-market trading, aftermarket trading. You're going to be trading with other traders in the room. You're going to be trading with me. You're going to be trading with our instructors. We're going to do a live audio Q&A session, three daily market meetings. You're going to get a lot of data. It's going to be a lot of fun. Also, with that, we're going to teach you how to find stocks. We're going to show you how to find the best brokerage firm with trade stocks, level three, level four, time and sales, how to shadow money, technical analysis, best times to trade, developing a daily watch list, a support resistance. Do you know that 90% people recharge backwards? Wait till you see when we teach you how to read it. You're going to see you're totally lurking backwards. How to see consolidation patterns, how to shore it to crying out loud. Journaling, be able to do your homework to see why you're losing money so you don't do it again and having one of our instructors review it for you. All this plus an extra bonus we're going to throw on top of that. You're going to get premium workshops. Some of you might know Tom Busby, one of the best brokers, traders for futures and options. We're going to give you that. We're going to give you a workshop on entries and exits. We're going to do a workshop on halts. If you see a stock get halted, we're going to teach you how to trade things like that. We're going to show you a workshop, how to trade in pre-market. Every one of these workshops are an hour. Another bonus you're going to get. You're going to be able to talk to somebody in our office. I know so many people like I could only talk to people through email. No, you're going to talk to our staff, our instructors. We're going to walk you through this whole thing. Like I said, we take this very seriously because we don't want to see people losing money. Now, this great package, we had it set up for $14.95, but today we're going to do a big deal. We're going to only do it for $3.97. On top of that, we're going to give you alert services and one last bonus. I will personally give you a coaching class on top of that. Now, why would I do that? Because you know what? It's going to come to a point where you need questions answered. And after you're watching all this stuff, you're going to get all that. Now, think about this. When did you really think about what you've seen? Think about how much smarter and trading better trading decisions. If you were able to see that 300,000 shares seller out there or the 500,000 share buyer out there, and that didn't even scratch the surface or that stock that you keep seeing on TV. Oh, look, this is up 200% today. How did you not get it before it ran? I'm going to show you how it works. It's not that hard. You know what the hardest part about teaching somebody? The greed, the cockiness, bad habits. That's really the hardest thing to teach. But all you're talking about is 395. And this is the better deal. If you're not satisfied, we'll give you your money back. It's money back guaranteed. Listen, I don't need your money. I'll tell you why I do this. If you get this, then when you get in a trading room, we're going to trade together and we'll make money together. If you don't get it and you're not doing well, believe me, I don't want to be involved. I don't need you there. You're going to cost me more money. So think about this as a jumpstart to getting yourself involved into trading. It's three months access. But you've got a 30-day money back guarantee. And listen, you'll learn a week. So what do you have to lose? All this great stuff for that sounds like a deal. So you're going to get the cyber group room. You're going to get your trading room. You're going to get all this stuff. This is our agenda that you're going to learn in class, our weekly schedule, the cyber group room, the morning meetings, the audio commentary, the free time. By the way, we don't trade all day. We don't trade all day. And you know what? You're not going to be in the room all day. Actually, 20% of the traders are in there probably at a time. After noon meeting, audio commentary going into close. I mean, there's a lot going on that we do. Now with that said, as you guys are registering, let me just take a couple of questions that some of you guys just gave me. Does this strategy work well for the volatile markets? Absolutely. This is what it does. Absolutely. It's all about volatility. This stock has no volatility. You're not going to make any money. How much money do I need to trade that one of you guys asked me earlier?  That's it. $397. Don't worry about how much money you need. That's the least of your problems. Find out if this is for you. And let me just say this. I know some of you here do futures, forex, options, you took class with all the people. Let me tell you something. If you're not making money within 30, maximum 60 days doing it, you're wasting your time. Not that the person that trained you, it's not working. It doesn't take that long to get it. Think about how much you fast you've learned by being in here, how quickly you learn that. Imagine what you'll learn in a week. If you don't get it, honestly, you're not going to make any money in the room.  Of course, you can trade your 401k. You can't short Carlos, but you can day trade your 401k. So think about that. You're going to get a live trading class with me.  So there's the link. I think we just posted a link and click on it and register. Now, it's very important that when you register, make sure you fill out that questionnaire. Tell us who your broker is, how much you have, so we can get to help you out with that. Now, you've got a couple of questions here. Kathleen has a question, are these courses pre-recorded to watch? Yes, Kathleen. Every class that you, if you can't make it live, they're going to be recorded. Gloria has a question. What if one can't afford to start a package and don't have the money to open up a trading account? Well, Gloria, you know what? Why don't you email me, tell me a little bit about you, and we'll go from there. And this goes to anybody. Here, here's my email, because some people feel a little shy. But no one can see anybody's chat. Why don't you just email me and I'll see what I could do for you. Tell me a little bit about you and I'll tell you the truth. Any other questions that are coming across? I think that's pretty much it. When could I start? You could start whenever you want. Okay, classes do start next week. Whatever you can't make, it's being recorded. When you talk to education advisors, just tell them when you want to start. That's all you need to do. All right, a couple of people just want to thank Michael. We just got your registration. Michael D, who else we got here. Lance. Sean, just got your registration. Welcome aboard. Now guys, remember, when you register and women also, you're going to have an education advisor. You need to talk to him. He's going to walk you through your portal page. He's going to show you exactly what to look at. We don't want you to get confused. Okay. And don't worry about it. The stock market's not going out of business. So don't worry about that. It's never too late to learn. People look like, oh, but it's at the highs of the day. Yeah, well, you know what? It could go to $50,000. Who knows? You saw what happened with Bitcoin? I have a, bed has a question. I have each trade. Do I need to open up another trading account? No, bed, you don't. That's actually fine. You can use each trade for now. Okay. No problem, Mike Allen. Good to see you. Carlos, after 30 days, can one sign up for the trading chat room? Yes, you can. And by the way, we're not going to scam you where we're going to lock you in.  Listen, if you don't want to be there, I don't need, first of all, I don't need to screw me. It is a reason why I have a very good reputation in the industry and on the internet. I don't need you or anyone else out there to give me a bed. And I don't think you guys would do that. You know, we're fair. You'd be fair. And that's why we're very, very strict. We actually have in the room. Just got to who I got registration. Daniel Ortiz just got your registration also. See some people just starting to register now. You're more than welcome bed. Any other questions? Guys, like I said, it's money-back guarantee. You know what I mean? You hear the good, the bad, the ugly. Once you want to know the truth about trading, why throw away an opportunity to go out there and not trade and see everybody else making money? And so all this things going up, now you have the opportunity to be with a 12-time world champion that be every school in the industry, obviously the ones who want to compete against me, to see what it's like to what it's all about. Even if you are a futures or an options trader, by the way, you can't even be a good options trader if you don't even know how to trade the stock. I don't know how people trade options. It's the movement of the stock that makes an option move. I know a lot of you say you trade options. Well, maybe you should learn how to trade the stock and I'll make you that much better of an option trader. These are all the things that you got to look at. Any other questions? Anybody else have any questions? I'm in Australia. How would your system help me? I have a lot of students that trade the Australian market. We have a lot of people from London, Europe, Asia. The time zone is different. You could still trade the stock market here in the US. A lot of people like the US. I would say maybe 10%, 15% of our traders are from Canada. The time zone is the same, but they like our market better because the volatility of the market is a lot better in the United States. Another person just came in. Steve Tewo, I got your registration. Welcome aboard. A couple of questions here. Skip, a thousand of your staff is very professional and I have learned so much. Thank you for your education. Skip, it's always great to see you. Let me share that. Thank you very much, Skip, for sharing that. Appreciate that. I also need to speak with you. I'm going blind. Well, you know what, Monty, just send me an email and tell me what you need and I'll be able to, you know, we'll take it from there. Okay, Monty? Lee, I got people who don't want, listen, Lee, you're about 12 hours. The market opens from 9 AM to 4 PM. Believe me, you're going to be up at certain times of the market here in the US.  So our afternoon is your morning. Our morning will be your afternoon. So you'll be fine. You'll be trading at one o'clock in the afternoon. All right, any other questions? What is the cost for the trading room, Carlos? The trading room alone is 197, just for the room, but you're going to get it for three months access. We're giving it out on top of that. So that's why it's great if you use this, if you do this, you're saving that much more money. Now, any other, any other questions, guys? All right, I'm, all right. So listen, I got a bunch of people. Listen, thank you for registering. And by the way, if you didn't register with CTU, you know, I get it. Maybe you're still not convinced.  You know, you want to feel comfortable. But like we said, it is money back guaranteed.  And I get it. I get it. And you know what? You should hate it.  You know what I mean? We do, do make a lot of money. You know, you always hear the politicians, we got to tax those Wall Street guys. You know, we got tax and they work so, we work so hard and they're making a, they just hit a button and make all that money. Well, you know what? Maybe it's your turn to do that.  So let's go out there. Let's start off the jumpstart package. Let's go from there. And if it's not for you, we'll give you money back in 30 days. All right. Thank you so much fellow traders. I'd like to thank the staff, C-Tube, sticking around and putting a, and helping out. I'd like to thank our partners for helping us. And I look forward teaching every one of you.   Okay? Thanks for listening. We'll see you all in the trading room tomorrow. Have a great day.


I've always wondered this. How does a restaurant get a James Beard Award? What has to happen? Is there like, you're nominated? There's a committee. Okay, they have to come? There's a committee. Or they get invited? So there's different categories within the James Beard Foundation. The award that we received is the American Classics Award. So it's very different than for the, everything is Bech Sheff, Bech Sheff North, Bech Sheff West. You will Sheff North this, you will Sheff West. Got it. What is our program? It's the sign of the year. There's some, and that's, you know, it's so different. It's like the Oscars, Best Picture, Best Act, blah, blah, blah. But then you get these American Classics that they're not nominated. You just walk in as the winner. Like you're the only one that walks in knowing like you've already won. Everyone else walks in knowing that they're nominated and they may win, they may not win. You don't understand. The American Classics is based, there's a committee, they, and it's huge. They're members from all over the country. And everyone submits who they think would be a great American Classics recipient. Got it, okay. And it so happens that whatever happened that year, a lot of people agreed that we were one of the restaurants. And got a phone call, it was a voicemail and I started listening to it and I was like, and I thought they were trying to sell me advertising for the GGA. For the GGA. I honestly, when I was like, I don't think they're trying to sell me something.  The message was something that I wanted. The message was saying about the GGA's beer, blah, blah, blah. And I wasn't even called back. I was like, this is what kind of sell me advertising or they want me to like buy something or, you know. I mean, listen, when you go into business, it's very seldom people ask you to give you something. Right. When you go into business, everyone calls you because they have a problem for you to resolve or they want something from you or they're trying to sell you something. Yeah. Like every time my phone rings, it's one of those three. So then does the committee come?  Oh, wow. The owner was like, excuse me? Wait, I'm still gonna be here now. And they just kept going and I'm like, and they told me, the only thing is that we asked that you don't say anything because this was in December. Okay. And they told me we cannot announce until March. So, you had to keep it a secret all the time. We cannot tell anyone. It's just completely confidential. You can't allow any of this news to happen until the foundation releases all the nominees and they release the recipients for the, you know, that's when I just wrote that crime or whether it was in the room. I was like, oh my God, this is one of those awards that I thought they were so far out of reach for me. Yeah. Because I'm not gonna be restaurant. When you went as a new chef, it's very different. They're basically giving it to someone who went to school for culinary. Right. You know, they have a new restaurant. They weren't apprenticed to some big name. Right, they're, you know, it's one of these things that as a restaurateur, you know, designer, you have to hire a great designer. I mean, these awards are not for restaurants like us, I didn't think. Wow. So I never even, I thought it was so far fetched but I always had it in, you know, my vision board of like one day, one day. What did your parents think? I mean, they left you with this restaurant. I don't know what that was. Who's Hamis? Yeah, no, he didn't know. I was like, yeah, and he was like, okay, good for you guys. Like, I don't know what to say, you know, he had no idea. He didn't know what it was until we actually got to Chicago, check this out. And then they told us what day the award ceremony was in May. I think like, April or like, So they announced in March. Like, yeah, like first week of May and then I was pregnant when they gave me the news. Oh my goodness. And then once I do my calculations, I was like, hold on a second. I was like, oh my God, I'm gonna have a 60 gold. At the time you get the award. Wow. My kids and I be either four weeks or six weeks. Yeah. Because you didn't know yet. I didn't know what time, I mean, my due date was April 4th. So the award for I think were the first week of May. So I thought my son was gonna be three to four weeks. I just afraid of God. I was like, oh my God. That's tough. You know, what am I gonna do? Because, you know, in Latino world, you really cannot do anything. Latino world. Until your kids six weeks.  Like, I take a trip to Target once and she almost like, Oh my God. She was reaching me for like a day. Your first 40 days are the most sacred days you could have. You cannot put your body through anything. You cannot do anything for the first 40 days. Wow. I turned 40 days a day a week throughout. Wow. Oh my God. That's amazing. The first time I stayed behind with my husband I hadn't been able to do a show and his mom for that weekend. And mom got turned for sure. I haven't had a simple dream since it's been two years. It's a long way. Yeah.  Your dad, your mom, siblings. My parents and my three siblings, the six of us went in a group. Oh, that's amazing. It was so much fun. We went to dinner. And I think it wasn't until we were in Chicago that my dad realized. This is a big deal. And he was like, why am I gonna have to get a tuxedo?  He's like, okay. Is it like an awards ceremony where you're all sitting? Okay. So how's the food? It's actually seating. It's actually a stadium sitting. Okay. Afterwards, they open food for everyone. Like a catering style? Another station. It's not like a food fest. Okay. But it's the, and there's like, man. All the chefs. Not just all the chefs, but all the champagne, all the wine, all the food, all the caviar, everything that you can think of. Oh, beautiful. Like you turn left, right? And like you turn left, and like Jose Andres is there. You turn left, and like Wolfgang Kupak is there. Wow.  Nancy Silverton. I mean like everyone, everyone is there. That's amazing. And then, you know, we had one. So we were, you know, popular. And it was like the most, my dad had to get so drunk because he was so nervous. Because he didn't know like how big of a deal it was. He was like shaking. And he went up on stage because he's like, he told us, I don't want to go on stage. Why do I have to go on stage? Like that's not my restaurant anymore. Yeah. But it was so far for us that he received it from my mom. Sure. And he gave us his speech in Spanish. Oh, amazing. It was like the first Spanish, you know, speech that was ever given on stage. Wow. What a great political statement. We were like, no, you're just not as good English. He didn't choose it. He didn't do it on purpose. She didn't choose it. It was a choice. It is amazing though, nonetheless. Yeah. It was really, it was amazing to go through that with my parents. And then my brother lost on a medal that night. Oh, really? You don't have it? Or did you? Well, they sent a new one. They sent a new one? Wow. That's funny.


A bright field, but a dark day for Johnson Central football fans, Tuesday a vigil was held in honor of legendary football coach Jim Matney, who passed away from COVID-19 complications earlier Tuesday morning. Well, I'll be honest with you, I've known coach Matney for a long time now ever since he came here to Johnson Central. And as a young coach and even as a young athletic director, you know, he raised the bar. He raised the bar here.  And I kind of feel like Coach Matney was a leader of men here. As you can see, you can look around and see the lives that he's touched. And these are just a few, just in our community. But he was a friend, I'll be honest with you. He was more than just a football coach, but he was a friend. I think by seeing the outpouring of support that showed up tonight, it showed that he was a very valuable member, not only to Johnson Central High School, but also the community as well. He was so involved in everything, you know, whether it be high school football or high school wrestling, but also very involved in the school system when he first came before his retirement. But he's also been heavily involved in the youth athletic programs, whether he was coaching a youth league football team or the youth wrestlers or even a Cal Ripken baseball team. He was definitely a staple of the community and he'll definitely be missed. In his career as Johnson Central Football Coach, Matney led the Golden Eagles to victory 309 times and earned the title of state champions in 2016 and 2019. Matney was also known for coaching both the Cardinals and Golden Eagles wrestling teams. Coach Jim Matney was 62 years old. For Mountain Top News, I'm Joel Hordjal.