It's Friday night in the A. You know what that means. Kelly Price and Troy McElhady coming at you on Rise Up Tonight. Presented by AT&T. Breathe in with me. A sense of peace, calm, refreshed, renewed energy. The Sunday off does the soul good, Tori. You know, when your bi-week doesn't come until the first week of December, you take the days off as they come. Don't I know it. There's tonight football, never heard of it. Also, throughout the fact that the Bears coming into town Sunday are three and seven. Their trajectory feels a little different than the Dirty Birds right now. Time now to huddle up about it. Let's huddle up with Kelly and Tori on the world of Falcons football. Well, despite what Falcons fans may be chatting about amongst themselves, Arthur Smith said on Monday there was never a quarterback situation. It is to agree a little bit with that statement on its face, but to his credit, Coach is not hitting the panic button. Here's what he said. I don't, if we had a major announcement, I'd tell ya. I mean, this is kind of comical as I told Mike the other day. If we're gonna make a change, I'd come in here and tell you we're gonna make a change. We gotta get better as an offense. So this whole gotcha game or these loaded questions, it's comical to me. I promise you, I'd be transparent like I always have. If we were gonna make a change, I'd tell ya, you'd see it a practice. I'm glad the comedy is keeping Arthur Smith entertained. Well, we talked a little bit about this last Friday, but that loss was not just on Marcus Mario to shoulders. There's a lot they've got to clean up operationally on offense, but what can we realistically expect from Mario at this point? Here's the thing, the Falcons don't need Marcus Mario to put up Matt Ryan numbers. What they need from him is efficiency. Even if Marcus is only throwing the ball 20 times a game, if he's connecting on 15 of those, that's where the Falcons have to be and where they have found offensive success. Thanks back to the win against the 49ers, Marcus was 13 of 14 through the air for 129 yards. I'm not saying he has to have a completion percentage of 93% every single game, but if he's over 65% and only having to throw the ball 20 to 25 times, that could go a long way. Yeah, you got to make a game plan that works for him. Meanwhile, the Falcons defense will be facing a somewhat similar type of quarterback challenge in Justin Fields on Sunday. Let me hit y'all with some stats here. Chicago is the first in the Super Bowl era with 225 or more rushing yards in five straight games. And for all we've done gassing up the Falcons run game, it's the Bears who lead the league with 201 yards per game. And three Bears, including Fields have rushed for more than 300 yards on the season. Arthur Smith said Chicago is gonna come in here and try to run it 500 times. And why won't they? After what the Falcons defense just put on film, dropping 10 spots to the league's 18th ranked run defense. What's interesting is that the Bears are going to attempt to come into Atlanta and play the Falcons game. If they get an explosive somewhere along the way, even better. What's interesting is that what the Bears will show on Sunday is actually not unlike what the Panthers showed last Thursday. It's Kwan Graham in the locker room on Wednesday, and he said the Falcons are hoping to apply lessons learned last Thursday night to the Bears this Sunday. The only difference being, well, Justin Fields, who could be a major problem for the defense on Sunday if they don't keep him in check. And Graham and that interior pressure really gonna be key, containing Fields in that pocket for sure. And while the Bears seem to be figuring out who they are on offense, the Falcons looked the most unlike themselves last week. We don't need to dwell on it, but the fact remains that the Falcons amassed just 33 rushing yards in last Thursday's first half. Now that's not simply who this team is, but I'll have more on that. Coming up later in the show, a little teaser there. The Dirty Birds do need to do the dirty work, getting back to winning the line of scrimmage. Here's the thing, if there was something that Arthur Smith harped on after the loss, it was this, that the Falcons lost the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. So if they wanna win against Chicago, it feels like they have to win the line of scrimmage, and there are no ifs, ands, or buts about it. And it shouldn't be unlike what they did against the Browns in week four. I know we've had a number of sleeps since then, but what I, right, but what I envision it having to look like for the Falcons to come out on top is that week for win. Right, well Charlotte may just be up the road on 85, but the Falcons made sure they packed the drip, even if it was a short trip. We're walking in presented by Wells Fargo. Young Waco, hitting us with a silk embossed shirt. He knows you simply cannot go wrong with an all black ensemble head to toe, including the double backs. Kelly, I believe that you showed me this picture the other day, and I think I immediately said that we have to put Young Waco in here simply because I love the subtlety of the shirt. It's subtly spectacular. It's subtly spectacular, I love that. Well, Grady Jarrett, he's not subtly spectacular, he's just straight up spectacular. He does also not give a dang if it is 30 degrees in Atlanta, he's unbuttoning his shirt, he's showing us the ice, he has an entire vibe with the shades as well. Yo, and that hallway was dark. I don't know how he made it to the locker room, but the fit needed the shades to make it work, so he made it work. Why was that hallway so dark? All right, next up we have a repeat offender, and I don't mean that we featured the unicorn on this segment multiple times, but I mean, he wore this comfy, fuzzy sweater in Buffalo last year for that snow game, and it's just nice to know that first round graphics also repeat their outfit story. You know what? Here's the thing, even though this is Kyle's Lizzie McGuire, you are an outfit repeater moment, it makes me feel better about wearing the same sweater and jeans every Wednesday. We are going for practicality, y'all, and we love a Lizzie McGuire reference. All right, Kaderrill Hodge's tote bag coming into the stadium on Thursday night asked, what's next?  We are here for a little pre-game manifestation, especially when paired with some purple leather pants and converses. Speaking of this really reminds me of something I wore to Warp Tour. Back in the day. Oh, Warp Tour, man, I need to know how many people of our generation went to that because everyone has a Warp Tour story. Now, about this fit, it's a lot, but I'm gonna say it, I think Kaderrill is the only one who could possibly pull this off. Also a question for you. Do we know who is on the shirt? Going with the whole Warp Tour theme, is it maybe Gerolettos? 30 Seconds to Mars fans out there? Maybe a deep cut, but throwing it out there anyways. All right, moving along here, a lot of that Warp Tour era of music talked about emotional themes, maybe things you can't live without. Check out this transition. We asked some Falcons what they could not live without in tonight's question of the week. Begin, you know what I mean? I'm a deep person, so I'm gonna say God and family for sure. I know that's two things, but me, they the same, so I'm gonna say God and family. No, I'm big on like cookies, I like cookies a lot. So I don't know if I could go the rest of my life without having to try with cookies. My face? Is that too deep? No. All right, be on my face. Something I can't live without, I'm gonna say my phone right now. Yeah. Ah, cookies and cream, maybe? I like how we went from cookies and ice cream to the deep answer, it's like, God, my faith. We love the variety. Right now for me it is fuzzy blankets because it's way too cool outside to not have those. I'm tired all the time, so it's coffee for me. That's a good one. Yeah, that's, yeah. As I have my tea down here. All right, still to come, Elan United's Brad Huzan joins me in the nest to talk World Cup and much more. Plus Casey Hayward in his foundation helps feed needy families ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday next week. That story is next on Rise Up Tonight. Rise Up Tonight is presented by AT&T and brought to you by Georgia Lottery. Today could be the day. By Home Depot, how doers get more done? By Mercedes Benz, the best of nothing and by Truis, committed to a better future. The Arthur M. Blank Family Youth YMCA partnered with Casey Hayward and his Hands Foundation on Monday for the 10th annual Hayward's Hands Thanksgiving drive-thru to provide 150 healthy meals to families in need for the upcoming holiday season. Victor Prietser has that story. As we rise up for Atlanta, brought to you by Truist. Happy Thanksgiving. Thank you. God bless. Meet Arya Turner, a cheerleader at the Arthur Blank Family YMCA and a big Thanksgiving fan. All right! Happy Thanksgiving. The turkey, meatloaf, mashed potatoes, hot sauce, cavies. Arya and her family will be eating well this Thanksgiving thanks to Casey Hayward and his Hayward's Hands Foundation. Partnering with the YMCA, Hayward fed 150 families just in time for the holiday season. Thank you. You got some areas that actually really need it. I know growing up, you know, we had times where we needed help and I hope there's just a moment where more people can just, you know, do as much as they can. I don't think it's too little or too much you can do for anybody. So, especially around the holidays. Thank you. And with the menu in place, Arya and her mom can focus on what really matters on Thanksgiving. For Thanksgiving, we get together as a family. You know, everyone's playing, laughing and joking. So, that's what it's all about, family. And I guess they'll have one more member joining that family this year. Hope they have an extra placemat for Freddie. In Atlanta, Victor Prietser. Thank you. Thank you so much, Victor. Well, look, we're all guilty of doing the most set times, kind of like Freddie there. Marcus Marriota said that was his problem on Thursday night. Arthur Smith even said, sometimes you've got to understand when the journey is over. Problem, of course, is quarterbacks have to keep an offense from crossing that line of disaster when things aren't going right. How does Marcus Marriota in this offense really prevent itself from pressing this Sunday like they did last week? That's actually something that Marcus and Arthur Smith talked a lot about this week and how there's a fine line between extending a play and forcing a play to happen. For example, Marcus talked about how if his initial reaction is to scramble, that those decisions have often been good ones. It's when he tries to extend it, gets pushed to the sideline, makes a bad decision that negative plays occur. At the end of the day, every play has a different line, but he said it's ultimately up to him to know where that line is and to not cross it. Right. Well, we like to keep things simple around here. We also think the Falcons should do the same on offense. We'll explain coming up later during our hot takes. Plus, Brad Guzman goes in the nest to talk about the other football team coming up next. Rise Up Tonight is presented by AT&T and brought to you by Georgia Lottery. Today could be the day. By Home Depot, how doers get more done? By Mercedes-Benz, the best of nothing and by Truiz, committed to a better future. Welcome back to Rise Up Tonight. Let's head in the nest with Kelly Tory and this week's special guest. Born to you by Mercedes-Benz. We're taking in the nest on location today. We're in Marietta at the Atlanta United Trading Direct Grounds here with Brad Guzman, who's been on two World Cup squads. We've got the World Cup coming up on Fox Five. Wanted to preview the World Cup a little bit with you. What's kind of the difference for people who are used to seeing Atlanta United and Mercedes-Benz Stadium to a World Cup game and to a World Cup squad? For sure. I mean, the World Cup, right, is such a prestigious tournament. And so to have so many different countries from around the world, you know, they say soccer is the world's game. And so to be able to have this tournament, bring so many people together from around the world to watch good games, bad games, in different games. But to be able to come together for the World Cup, it's a special event and it brings a warm feeling to soccer fans all around the world. And it's obviously been a minute since, you know, the US-Benz national team has been on that World Cup stage. You know, for fans that haven't watched a lot of this team in the last couple of years, towards fans who want to get into this World Cup, what is this team about this year? What's kind of their identity and what can fans expect from that?  And then to be able to qualify now for Qatar 2022, which is, as you mentioned, only a few short days away, to see the US team in terms of the young ability and creativeness that we have within the team, I think that part is exciting. And when you look at our team, yes, we are young, but there's so much desire, so much from the group in terms of a little bit of the unknown. And so now that excitement of, yes, we could do something really special or, you know, it could go the other way, right? And we're obviously all hoping that things go well in terms of getting out of the group. And then once you're into the knockout rounds, anything can happen and hopefully that would be the case. So we've got a pretty tough group too. You mentioned getting out of that group stage. We've got Wales, they've got England, Iran. What's kind of the expectation for who can get out of that? Yeah, I mean, the thing about the World Cup, right, is the margins for air are so slim, they're so small. And so they're gonna have to play three really good games, which again, they're more than capable of doing. They've competed against some of the biggest countries around the world leading up to this World Cup. But once you're at a World Cup, it's a different vibe. It's a different feeling. And so, as I mentioned, other teams will be feeling the pressure just as much as our guys will be. And so hopefully we can come out on top. So it's in Qatar. That's obviously a very different situation for a lot of these players. You played in Brazil and I think South Africa for your World Cups. What's kind of the challenge there and how do you think there may be training for that environment? Yeah, it's gonna be a unique World Cup. The fact that it's now being held in the winter months as opposed to the summer because of the temperature over there and a lot of the European guys are in the middle of their season. So there won't be a long build up in terms of preparation to get ready for that first game. So they're gonna have to be ready to go straight from that first whistle. But those countries, they're unique because it's an opportunity to not only see that country, but when you're there, you're focused on the games. You're focused on the business at hand. And that's playing soccer. That's winning games, advancing. And so they're going to be focused on that. They won't be focused on going out and seeing the country and learning about this and that, what's happening around them. They'll be focused on the business at hand. Yeah, there's less distraction to the guitar versus Brazil or something like that. I would imagine. Yeah, for sure, for sure. I mean, Brazil was great. But again, you're essentially locked up in a hotel and you're focused in, you're going to training, you're preparing your body for the next day training, next game, watching video film, preparing mentally, physically. And so it's all about focusing and making sure that you're ready when you cross the white line. And Mercedes-Benz Stadium will be hosting the World Cup in a couple of years, which is super exciting. I mean, how excited were you to hear that news a couple of months ago? Yeah, it's massive. To be able to show the world what Atlanta has been able to do on the soccer scene, it's going to be exciting. Not only for us as Atlanta United and as the soccer club here in the city, but it's going to be exciting for everyone involved with the game. And even for those fans that aren't involved in the game, to be able to see what Atlanta has to offer, not only for the rest of the country, but for everyone watching around the world. Obviously, Atlanta United shares the stadium with the Falcons. What does it like for you to watch a Falcons game and be like, man, I'd play on that same pitch for you, field for them? For sure. What does it like for you to see the different kind of fan-based environments? It is. It's exciting, to be able to go to a Falcons game and to see, obviously, you understand it's a different sport, obviously. But to understand the preparation that goes into what those guys do, day in and day out leading up to a Sunday afternoon kickoff, to what we do in terms of building up and the mental and physical preparation, and then to see it all come to fruition on a game day, on a match day, that part is exciting. Because you understand that, yes, that stadium, whether it be 24 hours earlier, we were playing on it, or now all of a sudden it's converted into a football stadium, that part is very cool. So to see the different fan bases, to see the atmospheres, the atmospheres that are created within that stadium, whether it be for soccer or for football, that's pretty special to be able to have that in our backyard. You've been a mainstay with Atlanta United for a couple of years now. Throughout the years, what has been your interactions with the Falcons? And do you have any favorite Falcons memories or players that you've interacted with? Yeah, I mean, whether you're seeing them in and around the stadium, doing different events with them throughout the community, being able to have that special connection, obviously, through Arthur and AMB, and then obviously the connection that we have with their club as well. So being able to interact with those guys, doing things with guys like Matt Ryan, Matt Schaub, being able to see and pick their brain what it's like to be a mainstay in the NFL for so long in the longevity that they've been able to sustain. That part for me is always unique and always special to be able to talk to other professionals and how they go about it. And so being able to have that access to those guys, they're fantastic. Well, really good talking football American. And the other football as well with you, Brad Fuzan, everyone, please check out the full conversation on Fox5Atlanta.com and we'll be right back on Rise and Fight. Atlanta, this is Ed Crack talking, and you're watching Rise Up Tonight, presented by AT&T. It's like I don't get caught up in whatever narrative it is after four weeks of the daily narratives. You can almost write some of these narratives, live and die every week by the narratives, because it sets up bad narratives. You can frame the narrative, you can write narratives. Those are easy narratives. We're all about going green around here. We're going to keep recycling our hot takes. I don't think it makes them any less hot, because we want to have to keep making these takes. The Falcons listen to us. But I'm going to keep saying this until it sticks. And I even bought you an early Christmas present for you. Run the dang ball. I hope you guys can see this. Run the dang ball, Falcons. I need you to listen to us. This is amazing. Kelly, oh my gosh. I love it so much. I had to get the shopping done early for Christmas. All right, that's my hot take, though. We talked about some of Chicago's rushing stats earlier, but let's talk about their run defense. They've allowed the most touchdowns on the ground in the entire NFL. They're near the bottom of the league, allowing 4.7 yards per carry. And they're above only the Lions and the Texans as far as total rushing yards allowed. Sounds to me like a slam dunk on paper for the Falcons. The Bears' defensive line also hasn't been very productive. So I think it's a really good week for this Falcons. Oh, line, this entire offense to get right. And I'll say it again, with the hat, run the dang ball, y'all. But here's the thing, and I'll stick with this running the ball mantra with my hot take, which is that I think this is going to be the quickest game played this year. No two teams run the ball at the clip the Falcons and Bears do in 2022. Like, seriously, we could be looking at a game where two teams run the ball over 30 times each. Therefore, the clock is going to run, and it's going to run fast. So put your seatbelts on everybody and pay attention because this game is going to be moving. Put your seatbelts on.  This is going to be a good game. Thanks for staying up late with us here on Rise Up Tonight for Tori McLehaney. I'm Kelly Price from the Dang Ball. We'll see you next week.


What's up everyone, Takedown here. Welcome back to another video. Today is another episode of my pet peeves series and today I'm going to be sharing with you a few pet peeves that are YouTuber related, whether they are for coming up with ideas for your videos or editing or recording your videos, a whole bunch of pet peeves for YouTuber related things I put together and that's going to be sharing with you today. If you are a YouTuber yourself, you may relate to some of these and if you do comment down below which ones or if there's some pet peeves that I didn't put on my list, comment them down below as well but let's get right into this. So the first YouTuber pet peeve that I have is when you are working on editing a video and partway through it crashes and you have to start over. This is one of the most frustrating things when it comes for me, YouTuber related and it used to happen all the time for me but now I kind of learn why it crashes and I try to avoid doing it that way and one of the things that I do to avoid it crashing is I always save every couple seconds whenever I'm doing edits on my videos and I'm cutting and shopping and do different things like that. I try to save a lot. I try to just always click save so if it does corrupt all you have to do is close the application which a lot of the time I use Movie Maker, reopen it, open your saved work and usually from where you saved last will be saved so if I wait till the end of the video to save it a lot of times if it crashes I lose all that work I edited on so it's kind of a learning thing you have to learn how to deal with crashes if they happen but for me they don't happen too often anymore but they used to all the time. The next one is when you work hard on a video something you are proud of and it doesn't do well in views but a video that you think isn't the top quality and isn't going to get that many views does pretty good. This is something that happens with me a lot of the time especially when I'm doing different videos and I'm experimenting with different things. Some videos that I'm like it's an experiment so I hope to get a bare minimum maybe 20 to 50 views and it does 200, 300, 400 or a video not too long ago of mine got couple thousand views and I'm like wasn't expecting that but some videos that you're expecting to like for me I'm expecting to get around a hundred or 200 views if they only get like 20 views it's a little bit saddening but for me I take that with a grain of salt because to me it's a learning step okay that didn't do good is there's something I could have done differently could I've recorded could I've structured the video a little bit differently to make people want to watch it maybe the thumbnail could have been a little bit better to make people want to click on it different things like that it to me it's just a learning experiment basically to learn what to do next time and maybe change things a little bit differently. The next one is once you want to record videos and have things to record but you have no time to record them this happens all the time with me because on my phone which is what I used to record I have a note which I always put my ideas and I usually have about 10 to 15 videos in that note folder that I'm ready to record and I'm ready to go do but I am sadly only able to record once a week or sometimes not even once a week sometimes it's once every two weeks so anytime that I have to record I try to record multiple videos in that sitting I try to do as many videos as I can but still give the same quality so it does suck when you have videos to record no time to record them thankfully I have my truck now so if there's any video where I'm doing a story time or a prediction video or something like that I can go and record in my truck I can just go for a drive park somewhere record it and to me that does help out a lot but it does suck when you have no time to record your videos the next is when you finished all of the videos you had prepared to record and you have nothing left on your list to record then you get time out of the blue to record videos but you have nothing to record to me that is one of the most frustrating things because I'm always sitting there and if all all of a sudden I have time to record but I have nothing to record because I've already recorded it all it just is really saddening to me because it's like I have time to record I always have to take any time that I record I always have to be recording something but if I have nothing to record now and I have all this time that I could be recording it just weighs heavy on me it's like damn I should be recording now but I have nothing to record thankfully I do react videos so I might just open up the trending and see what's trending and do that now but it is something that is a little frustrating for me next is when you work hard on a video but it gets flagged for copyright now a lot of my videos don't usually get flagged for copyright but some of my early videos did and you kind of learn what to do and what not to do when it comes to copyright but one of the things now that happens to me is when I do my reaction videos whether it's a song or a movie trailer or something like that if I do it a certain way some of my early ones when I would react to a song or a movie trailer they get flagged right away but typically whenever it comes to copyright movie trailers at least the companies will put ads on your videos like I don't have ads on my channel right now but they will put ads on the videos and any money that they make off of the ads goes to them I don't get a dime of it but most of them will let you keep the video up some of them won't let you take sorry some may ask you to take the video down which never happened to me yet some might make it where 50 countries aren't allowed to watch it so you don't get any views on it some might make it where you can't watch it on phones which I find a lot more people watch videos on phones these days but for me I don't really have a problem with it people that when my movie trailer ones get flagged they usually just get any revenue from the ads which isn't much anyways so that is one thing though the next one is when people ask for sub for sub and whenever I started my channel a lot of people ask for sub sub for sub so I looked into it and found out that it actually harms a lot of channels it does more harm than good because youtube yes you get all these subscribers but you get no watch minutes you get no views and that doesn't do anything for your channel and once a year now youtube will go and any of the subscribers that just subscribe to you but they don't um they aren't active on your channel they aren't commenting they aren't watching your videos or anything there's no watch time from them they'll just go and take them off your subscriber count anyways so if you do sub for sub they eventually will get wiped off your account anyways so there's no real point for it I'm against sub for sub I will never use it the next one is recording a video and once you're done you think that it needs to be recorded because it didn't come out good enough this is something that always goes through my mind constantly whenever I'm doing videos and whenever I'm recording videos there's just like a voice in the back of my head that says that like once I'm done recording the video that could have been a lot better that sucks that needs to be redone I have to rerecord it because I just in my head I don't think it came out good but what I usually do is I sit down with it anyways because like I said I don't have much record time anymore so I'll sit down anyways put it into Movie Maker start editing it and I find that it comes out better than I imagined and it comes out like a perfect video so I don't have to rerecord it so typically now if in my head I think what I just recorded is crappy I'm gonna have to rerecord it I will attempt to edit it anyways and if I find what I'm editing it yes it could have been better by all means I'll go and rerecord it but a lot of the time I find it comes out awesome and I'm proud of it so I don't have to rerecord it so it's just something I don't know if it happens to all youtubers but it definitely happens to me from time to time and the last one is forgetting to make a thumbnail and you're remembering that you need to make it when you're uploading the video so my internet connection is really slow so it takes sometimes an hour maybe two hours to upload a video so I usually do it overnight I'll leave my laptop turned on uploading the video and I'll just have my screen turned down low so you can't really see it and by the time I wake up in the morning the video is uploaded and usually when I start uploading the video that's when I realize I don't have a thumbnail ready and the internet's so slow that I can't go make it right now which in the way is a good thing because at least in my opinion my thumbnails are a lot better now and back whenever I used to rush to do thumbnails they're kind of sloppy and they weren't the greatest for me I'll upload the video but I will leave it private and then the next morning when I wake up I will go and I'll work on the thumbnail and make it something that I'm proud of make it actually looks good and then I'll upload the video with that thumbnail and turn it to public just for me I don't want to I don't want to sloppy thumbnail I don't want something quick I want to be proud of everything from the video to the topic to the what I edited in the video but also the thumbnail so I tried to do that so it does suck when you forget to make the thumbnail originally or you or sometimes I think I already made the thumbnail I'll upload the video and realize I don't have a thumbnail so I'll have to go and make one really quick but I try to do quality over quantity I don't try to rush my thumbnails anymore some of them might appear that way but for me I don't so these are my top pet peeves for being a youtuber some of these can be relatable and I want to know if you are a youtuber yourself which ones are your pet peeves on this list as well or is there any that I didn't mention that are your pet peeves when it comes to making your videos for your channel different things like that comment down below but I'm gonna leave this video here if you guys did enjoy I'll see you guys in the next one peace


So I've used words like belief and best guess. I'd better give you some vocabulary. A hypothesis is a statement of belief about a parameter. It's just a description of how the world might look. It doesn't have to be true.  Oh, that happens to be false. I don't know it though because I haven't measured any trees. I'm allowed to have a hypothesis like this. It's just some statement about how the world might work. And we'll see how we'll feel about it after we get some data.


All right, good morning subscribers. Welcome back on this lovely Friday. Could you believe it's almost the end of the week already? Actually, it is the end of the week. What am I talking about? And it's unbelievable. It's been happening in today's markets We've got a couple of big movers that are moving and we're gonna talk a little bit about it We're gonna talk about what stocks happened yesterday. I mean listen. I did a video yesterday last night I couldn't help myself. I Came up with a word and I'm gonna call the new crisis We had let me see what the crisis that was in I wrote it down here in a piece of paper so I was involved in Write this all down last today Okay, so I was involved in the internet bubble. That was a crisis. I was involved in the financial crisis the flash crash The 9-11 Hurricane Sandy COVID-19 and now I'm gonna give this on a new name. I'm calling it the millennial lockout why am I calling it the millennial lockout is because Listen, we were all affected. I know a lot of us not millennials, but when I started when I started trading I was you know, I was 22 years old and you know What really ticked me off is that when stuff like this was happening? This is exactly what is happening right now and You know and the thing you have to understand is that What you guys are experiencing I experienced this back in 2000, you know back in 2000 I did this video yesterday. I don't want to go on a tangent like I did yesterday, whatever it is But listen, you should be excited this stuff is happening and you guys should be very fortunate that you're here Now getting involved in being part of it because I told you like the video I did yesterday This is just the beginning. Okay, but I'm just gonna give everybody a warning so I'm gonna go through the watch list I don't want to go spend too much time on it, but I'm just telling you right now back in 2000 Some of you know about the so-called the pattern day trader, you know about the 25,000 dollar day trading rule that destroyed the day trading industry Destroyed it. Okay, literally destroyed it put everyone out of put all these brokerage firms out of business But you know what it did do it didn't stop anybody Okay, because once they did that they screwed everybody, but people found a way You ever heard of FXCM, you know Forex, okay, what do people did they said? Well, listen, if you're not gonna let me trade I'll just trade Forex. I opened a cap of 500 bucks and I get a hundred times buying power Okay, what do people end up doing they went to futures. Okay way the end of doing we think options is going on options Didn't even exist until they passed that rule. So what do you think is gonna happen now? Oh, you want to pass some rules? No problem. We'll go straight cryptocurrency and we'll hide all our money You understand it's a catch 22 and they don't figure this stuff out. Look what's happened with riot look what's happened with With Mara Eli musks. I've made another tweet yesterday. I think he's putting his money in trust me You can't Wall Street is gonna do whatever they can to kind of clamp on what's happening You know, I keep saying in here all the time that Wall Street basically, you know, we always always bash Wall Street They always bash Wall Street. We want to go after those Wall Street guys Which makes me laugh because he's politicians. They said we're gonna make Wall Street pay. Yeah, right with meanwhile They're the ones that are actually paying them fit $500,000 and do speaking's okay. It just it looks good for window dressing.  All right. So anyway, I don't want to get banned All right, or I want to say things that will actually get me in trouble, but I'm just telling you right now you guys are in the greatest job the greatest business and You should be like I said in the video.  Just use it against them. Listen, we are just one person You know, like we're trying to make up. We're trying to live on our own, right? But when you got David worth Goliath, which is the other video I did talking about it Let me tell you you could see how we could really be a powerhouse, but as what's going on right now, listen Jose the system's so corrupt What's not corrupt Jose? What's not corrupt? Give me a I mean everything is corrupt, right? But I like the name millennial lockout. I was thinking about it. I was thinking I didn't calling it, you know the Main you know, we'll have you they say Main Street versus Wall Street Main Street lockout I like the Millennials because I think they're the ones that started the whole, you know The only people it all saw it Robin Hood and the old Millennials alive those so I figure, you know Let's call the millennial lockout. So let's start trolling that word. Let's see if it catches any traction But look looks great. What video last night on YouTube publicly, right? It was on it was Kenny It was on the YouTube actually posted a link right there On our alerts. I'll post it back on YouTube also But you know, I started going on a tangent about 22 minutes It might sound long but leaving you goes pretty fast But I told you a little history about where I started, you know And I went through all these crises and you know what you guys there's you're another we are in a crisis right now Actually, if you were in the COVID crisis, you want us that's your second one already and I said in my video There's gonna be a lot more. Don't worry. Don't even think about this. I hate to use this word But it's it's music to our ears catastrophes make Opportunities, okay, that's what it is. So as much as you think like people are freaking out. This is wrong This is right. You know what?  Do you really think like now you're seeing them be exposed actually, you know I want to say one last thing and then when I get through the watch list because there's a lot of stocks on a movie I want to say one other thing in my video last night I was talking about one of the greatest movies that every trader needs to watch it's called the big short Okay, and if you read the book It's better, but you need to watch like two three times watch the big short and you learn about the financial district I'm gonna teach you a little lesson, which you don't hear very often Remember it was freaking out about the banks. They will going out everybody's best turns all that stuff I mean some of the most money ever made on in that financial crisis. So anyway Now the banks were freaking out, right look what happened They were worried about everybody's taking all their cash didn't have all the cash in the bank They lent it all out that was crushing the banks So what they do they came in with their knees and they'll praying your president Obama could bail us out bail us out So, you know so as much as smart as the White House thought they were against the banks both let's say They got a bailout and who bailed them out you did right your taxes, right? Who filed bankruptcy on the house as you did and we're giving the banks a bailout, right? You ever heard the phrase if they're too big to fail and obviously they're too big they should be broken up Well, what did they end up doing? They had to do something they had to do something. So what did we do? We bailed out the banks, right? We bailed out of our own money, right? I thought that was the dumbest thing ever But I could see how how how it had something to do with it. So anyway, make a long story short What did they do they took the money they went in the stock market They bought they bought city bank at a dollar like I did right Two days later the stock went to five dollars, right? They went to five dollars and And in meanwhile the White House back then said, okay, we're gonna give you the money But we want you to give this loan. We want you to take care of this. We want you to be transparent We want you to give them a whole list. You know, they said yeah, yeah daddy. Yeah, yeah, yeah, dad Whatever. Yeah, just give me the money. Yeah, it's like like a little kid You haven't let your kids to say yeah, I just want to go out. Let's give me keys to the car Yeah, yeah, I'll be home. I'll be home at 10, right?  We don't need it. They're like wait a minute. What do you need your money? You what about all the deal with yeah, we were thinking about it.   Okay, so please don't try to undermine these guys They let me tell you something they have the smartest of the smartest of the smartest people out there The reason why the reason why they have so much money is because they're good at what they do So be very careful about that What's happening? So anyway, don't get angry. Don't get upset. Don't worry about it You're in the right business. That's at least that's the good thing and the millennials now are starting to realize Because they're sitting stuck at home in COVID football season is gonna end so they're not gonna be able to gamble anymore Yeah, what are they gonna do? This this is what they're gonna be doing if they trade the market They found a niche and apparently they made these animals now they got to deal with them, you know and believe me They're gonna get they're not they're gonna get revenge these kids. Oh, I've seen it. They're smart They're the hedge funds they blow up.  This is not gonna end and like I told you They're gonna try to put restrictions down. You're gonna see it. You heard it here first how do I know because I've been through four of them five of them already and Believe me, they're gonna find a way They're gonna find a way and then we just have to learn to adapt. Listen. Look what they did with us with COVID Right, they locked us in the house. They says, oh, you know what don't worry the people who come back to New York City They're not coming back to New York City New York City is now a dump New York City.  Listen to brokerage firms already said, you know what? We're gonna move down to Florida Okay, so the thing is but we'll find a way We'll find a way listen. Those were in this business. You don't need to go anywhere. Forget about your old job Let's go through the watch list because yesterday was a fun day. We had a lot of stuff We had a let's talk about American Airlines on American Airlines was a lot of fun yesterday. I traded it right the open Stock I bought it right around 18 about seven o'clock in the morning You know, you've seen all this action going on with all this news that's happening with with with with Robin Hood Now they're opening up now. They're not opening up now. They're restricting the stocks. I mean, how about this? How funny was this guys when we were trading yesterday that everybody got locked out of their their Schwab account TD Ameritrade, I couldn't get into my TD Ameritrade until you know on my phone till like 11 o'clock It's like you know anything, but you know what? For some of you that joined us here for the first time a listening Guess what? We didn't have a problem dealing with our direct access firm And I said I talked about in my video.  It's just that there was just so much going on Where's my list over here? Here we go. Okay, so we got what do we had yesterday? I made some nice big moves The list was freaking endless Okay, here we are just got much spring on my list. It was so many of them yesterday So we had the GBR that moved pretty nicely yesterday only from like five to thirty So listen guys, don't like make a big deal like all Bitcoin Bitcoin Bitcoin Bitcoin. There was so many of them out there, okay? Bitcoin was one of them. All right. That was just a fraction of the move. What was the other one that the KOSS? This was ridiculous. Let's talk about from 10 to 120. Okay, you thought Bitcoin was good This thing was just retarded and it kept getting halted another great great short squeeze that one you guys had fun with TGC was another one $2 to $6 great afternoon stock trade that thing just moved to a right place at the right time TGC and it was a CEI. It's gonna just it just just nailed just a few not too many of them What else we had the m a m a r p s That one went for $4 to $9.  I need that indicator.  Oh my god. I deleted everything kept things simple, you know I stopped become a hoarder and you know with with indicators and now so it makes sense The more you have the more you got to think and the more trouble you're gonna get into what else we had We had the we had the h you With h u s a that was another one that had a nice little move Nice little level one stock to and the PED was also a pretty cool one. That one ran from a buck 40 to 360 All right, let's go through the watch list and what I want to talk about the stocks. I want to watch I want to do something different and what I mean by different is that There are Some of you that adjoining ctu, especially when you're new here. You're like my god. This is too fast You know whatever listen, I'm gonna break it down to about three categories Stocks that are for nice beginner traders a little bit slower something more intermediate and more advanced All right, but they're all moving the slow ones for you All that means is gonna run slower nice tight spreads other ones I'm gonna be a little bit more volatile if you're a student They're more in a category two category three and then obviously, you know If you're a 500 a thousand dollar day trader here at ctu, you're at quarter million dollar trader Then obviously I'm gonna tell you with the the higher more volatile ones that will make get you to that level So I want to start breaking them down other than, you know, which tradeable what's not so let me bring this up here Phil says he's locked out of vanguard to listen every I'm not locked out. You know people like how do you still trading? How you still trading? Listen, this is what you know, let me start off the level one stocks, right? LMFA, all right So stocks got a nice little tight spread. Listen, if you're an advanced trader, you could still trade it You could trade 10 20,000 shares you look at level three over there You got nice iceberg orders and get in and out of it. Just you know Remember you have to be in the game to kind of like trade and remember everybody You know, I joke around all the time, but please stop dealing with this demo mode Just buy one share of it. Don't listen to these people that tell you oh, don't trade until you make you do good in demo That's BS another level one stock is naked now. Listen, we trade the stock yesterday I don't know if she's a one or two, but sometimes she got a little more volatile yesterday. I actually lost money in this stock in pre-market Thank God I did I would have got really beat up But I killed it right back in American Airlines, but that one is a little bit more of a level one right now It might become a two look at the candlesticks.  No, no the stock that might be a little bit on your on your level if you're a beginner It's got a nice little move up 20% 4 million shares a lot of algorithms over there on that one now Let's go hop over here on something a little bit more volatile right Mara, you know all these stocks are obviously gonna be taking taking up move I think did I hear something correct that? Robinhood did something with with the Bitcoin or something like that that they're preventing Bitcoin trades or something Man, they got issues. They got some real issues. No, I thought I heard something of that They said they did something with Bitcoin When he says yes, they restricted it. Yeah, something You know who who told them to do that big brother. All right, so it's just you could buy ahead of time before Okay, is that what it is? Now a couple of the stocks do so we got we know those are moving ex PR another one That's moving pretty recently. This is the one that we've been trading to another stock. That's been on the short squeeze list Something that's been pretty popular stock went from like a buck to about $13. She's got some nice little higher highs nice little Low flags over here not too bad Barry on on YouTube says Barry says no Robinhood to stop trading on GameStop and AMD Expect to expect today you can buy them again But I thought I heard something Barry regarding about what they were doing something with Bitcoin to that they've restricted something with that but um So you got ex PR and obviously, you know Blackberry listen stocks took big hits if they unrestrict them you could trade them listen a Lot of us made a lot of money Okay, a lot of money more than you were supposed to make or anticipated I was gonna give everybody a warning. Please. Don't get cocky. Don't get greedy. Don't get cocky, you know Still keep that mindset, you know regarding about your days pay today's Friday. So be very careful I think it can get pretty hairy because I Know for a fact that if these brokerage firms they just want to get this week over There's just been so many fireworks right now. So you might see a lot of action going into the close So I want to keep an eye on that Stocks would be more volatile, which we already know about AMC is moving great Got beautiful fowl still flags on that one a lot of algorithm stock traded 54 million shares Okay, how many of you out there, especially on YouTube and Facebook live are still saying what I can't get into line 30 And then I try to get in believe me. These brokerage firms have the algorithms. They know your orders Okay, watch the video again last night. I talked specifically. I tell you They know what you're buying and selling Okay, and I'll give you a point and last and last and last hopefully by the last time I say it but What do you think they do? What do you think they why do you think ticket charges are free? Think about that. Why do you work for free? Do you work for it? Why are they giving free tickets? Why you should ask them that question ask that them a question. Why are you giving? What how do you make money? That's that's the way I look at it think as a business. How do you make money? Why are you giving free? I used to pay $20 a ticket and I used to make money then cost me $40 getting out of it Today you could work for free, which still freaks me out how people still can't make money in trading Okay, and secondly, how do you make money? Ask them that question and you exactly right Steve? It's called order flow. Okay. What do you think they're doing right now? Robin was Was killing it with a overflow and they know exactly who was in and out it and that's how they trade the algorithm That's what we teach here, you know, and that's what it's all about stocks a little bit more in the faster list Okay, obviously we gave stop everyone's keeps talking about that one So we know that one's gonna be on there. Just don't trade too many shares of that that stock is pretty hairy and That's I don't know what happened with this thing. This thing just took off It was up to $220 stocks of 57% stocks like 60 70 points And the RKT is all for traders that are more advanced guys that have been trading for a while here at CTU Some of you that make about a thousand plus to about 2,500 these stocks are pretty much up your alley So remember it is all different levels of stocks out there. We got the beginners the intermediates and advances All right guys listen Simon's going on a chant. We got about 10 minutes before the market opens up I want to get ready to all you guys in the trading room Like I said, if you're watching us in YouTube Facebook live If you want to come and join us click on the bottom like us friend to share us Do the trial for $9 a week come and join us all day in the trading room And you'll see why we're the longest-running school in the industry and the most popular and the most Recommended by brokerage firms. All right guys. Good luck. Happy trading See you in the trading room. 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Hi, my name is Samad Khairat-Hatham from Jordan. I'm a pharmacist by education, a quality professional by training, and a patient safety advocate by instinct. So my area of work is in healthcare accreditation council. I'm responsible and heavily engaged in developing standards, evaluating and training against those standards to improve the quality and patient safety of healthcare institutions. And I'm also responsible for developing toolkits and checklists to help those institutions bridge the gap and improve the healthcare quality and the service they provide to patients. It was actually by chance. So part of my work is to review updated literature and updated guidelines, toolkits on patient safety and quality. And I came across the apps, the actionable patient safety solutions that are developed by the Patient Safety Movement Foundation. And that led me to check the website of the foundation and I got to know that there is a fellowship program, the first program for the fellowship. And I was really interested in, I thought, why not? And I'm honored to be selected among five across the world and to be the only one representing Asia. It was a real, it was really exciting to be selected and accepted into the program. And since then, the journey has been really rewarding and fulfilling. So at the start of the program, we were able to select and identify a main, let's say challenge or problem in our country and work towards improving that problem. And my area of focus was anti-bacrobial resistance. As it is a global problem, it's for sure reflected in my country. And I was then able to untangle the problem and tease out the main barriers and the main challenging areas that we need to focus upon. And throughout my work, I worked with policymakers, I worked with healthcare professionals and I worked with the community and patients in order to understand the root causes of the problem. And then we focused on this stewardship program anti-bacrobial stewardship program within hospitals. And we were able to evaluate the availability of the core elements of the program. We were able to pinpoint the main areas that needs action and needs improvement. We were able to identify the main barriers that prevents the effective implementation of the program. And we're looking forward for the next step, we will be able to make collaborative quality improvement projects and actions among healthcare professionals across hospitals in different sectors. And that is really exciting because we will be able to tackle the few, the vital few challenges and address the main issues that will help us see improvement on the ground, hopefully. And also, I think beside the project, the improvement project that we've worked on, the fellowship journey was really colorful, diverse and rich. We were just immersed in different activities. I was able to present in Patient Safety Summit, I was able to moderate a webinar. I was also invited to be a panelist in a webinar with key experts in the field. So that was really rewarding, experienced and I'm grateful for that opportunity. Well, I think I'm gonna quote my colleague in the fellowship program. She always says that when you think you know something, when you think, the more you think you know about a subject, the less you actually know because at every fellowship meeting, we discuss different topics and different concepts. And at the end of that meeting, we realized that we need to really dig deep into that concept and there is a sea of information that we need to really discover and we need to really learn. So I think the main thing is that we are, we will always be learners and we need to maintain that thirst for knowledge. The fellowship provided us with the opportunity to meet key experts in the field. And they've always treated us like peers. We had the ability to discuss things with them, to openly challenge concepts and theories and to ask questions about different topics. And they were always encouraging and open and provided support. There's also that aspect of learning about the different cultures. I mean, the fellowship in this program, there was five of us and we have continued throughout this journey together and we've learned that even though we're geographically different, we have so much in common, there's so much similarities within the different countries, same challenges, same problems. And there's always this different context to the problem, but the actions that we need to be done are applicable all over the world. And that was really our opening and that was what brought us closer in the fellowship, I guess. Yeah, many of them actually, but one of my favorite topics was the human factor engineering because it made me look at systems in a different way. We've always looked at the healthcare provider as the main issue that needs to be fixed, but actually the system most of the time is prone to error. You need to look at the processes, you need to look at the workflow, you need to look at how you place humans in their work and to understand that if it's easy to make error, then harm will occur and error will occur. And you need to look at the system and understand that you need to make it easier to do the right thing and more difficult to do the wrong thing. So that really analysis of a system and a process was exciting for me and it made me look at things from a different perspective. I think we've learned a lot from different industries like the aviation industry and how it can be reflected into healthcare and how it can be translated into actionable solutions for healthcare problems. I think that was exciting. We've learned about adverse events management, incidents reporting, safety too. That wasn't new for me as a concept. We've learned about reliability theory. We've learned a lot of things. And as I said, the more you learn, the more you realize that you need to, yeah, that you don't know yet and you need to learn more and more. And it's opened many doors for knowledge for us. The committee of the fellowship were thankful for them because they've shared so many valuable resources. I'm thankful for the board of directors and I'm thankful for Dr. Peter Lachman for mentoring us throughout the process and for his guidance. So there were a lot of moments. And I think the journey doesn't stop as a fellow, we will continue working towards preventing avoidable harm and working towards improving healthcare quality and attaining patient safety. So it's been an incredible experience and I'm really thankful for the journey.


FNN, The Tiger financial news network. Good morning, everyone, Basel Chapman here, last trading day of July for the market. We'll see how the market is closed for the monthly candles. What we're looking at here is that after yesterday's really strong move, especially after the close when, when you had the reporting from that was Amazon and Apple, very strong, you had a big spike in the futures. Then there was some give back. And now what we're seeing is a testing of those highs. The high today in the Dow so far is 32,608. Hasn't taken out, let me just see, 32,068. Yeah, 69. So it's missed by about a point taking out yesterday's high. Still could do it. I'm just saying right now it hasn't, but it's probably on the way to extend leg D to the upside. I'll be talking about this in my show coming up, The Tiger Traditions Hour, all these different channel lines, et cetera, in the, in the weekly charts. And it's really important. That's obviously going to affect by the end of the day. It's going to affect the monthly chart. So the S&P, very nice comeback here as well. The S&P, the Dow's up 82. The S&P's up 34 at 4106. You remember earlier in the week, I'd said it might be a stretch, but I would love to see the 4105s taken out. And we've done that today. We went to 4107.26 in leg C. I'll talk about this in my show coming up, The Tiger Traditions Hour, where I'll discuss the Chapman Wave methodology. Then when you get a buy signal upgraded to a buy mode, which the S&P is in, you should get to at least a leg D. And then we have to see what happens looking at the QQQ, and this of course includes Apple, includes Amazon, and so far is up really nicely, up 369 at 313. The left side higher 314.46 made beginning of June, before that tumbled to the 269 area. We're about to test that. This is absolutely fabulous action. Reason why for subscribers, we are along the Q's for a little while now. What we're looking at is an IWM, and the IWM, what we are looking at here is extended leg D, also up 27 cents at 186.20, not quite as strong, but a pretty good chart pattern. We're going to be looking at gold, and if I do the second hour, in other words, if I do the 11 o'clock hour as well, I will go through all the different commodities. Gold is up at 1770. A lot to talk about. I hope you can stay for my show and the following show. Valsal Chapman Law, signing off before my Tiger technicians out. Check out my opening call newsletter.