So right here you have the new LS Vision with a 16 hard drive and this running an Intel right here Celeron and so what is this? This is a new 64 channel NVR and the Max support 16 Celeron capacity. So it can record 64 cameras at the same time in 1080p 30 fps. Yes and all over the network. Yeah. So there was a 2000 megabits dual gigabit connection to the network and then all the networked cameras recorded in one box with all these hard drives and this available now? Yes it's available now but hasn't do the mass production is still do some final testing. And so this is the big, big future product for this kind of solution that you have a smaller one over there? Yeah I have a smaller one like this one is 8 channel. This is 8 channel? Yeah before we released up to 32 channel and this one is new 64 and the coming future is 128 channels will be released soon. So you have many customers ask you for more and more channels? Yeah sure have a big security system. And this one? And also this one is our HD analog system for 4 in 1. So this is 4 analog cameras? Yes means this DVR can support 4 format HD, TBI, IP and also analog. Cool. So this is a special there's also some usb's in the front and all these SATA connectors this is a lot of hard drives the full speed 3.5 full size 3.5 inch big hard drives and the Intel Celeron running in Bender Linux. This is embedded Linux solution all the stuff going on with all these connectors right here.


Alright folks, welcome to the webinar. I know some people are going to be joining in but we can get started. As I said, this is the intraday chart of the ES Futures, which is the S&P 500 E-minis. And we are looking at a fairly down market, 15 points down. And I think it's coming off the back of some statements that President Trump made about the US China talks just about an hour or so ago. And that has sent the markets going down. But regardless, let's see this is an up and down kind of thing that's been going on for a long time now.  But let me go to a presentation first while we are waiting. This is the Option Tiger webinar series. We hold about one webinar a week and it'll be on various topics including day trading, swing trading, algorithmic tools because that's become important now even at the retail trader level. So we'll be talking about that quite a bit. There'll be some webinars on technical analysis. There'll be some webinars on options strategies. So the best way to stay informed or keep updated is if you can go to this Bitly link and this Bitly link will take you to a page on the Option Tiger website and you can enroll in this course for free. I think I showed you another one also. Either one is fine. You can go to one of these pages and you can register there. That way you'll be updated with all the latest webinars or even the recordings and all of that. Okay, so let me come back here. While we are waiting for some people to come, I'll just give you a brief background about Option Tiger and myself. My name is Harish Swaminathan. I'm the founder of OptionTiger.com. I started Option Tiger in about 2012 but I've been an options trader for much more than that. I started about 12 years ago and since I founded Option Tiger, that's when I've become a mentor. And I have a Udemy channel. I think many people may have come from there also. My Udemy channel has 100,000 enrollments and 60,000 unique students. You can go to Udemy.com and you'll see you can go to Udemy.com or just search on my name there. And you'll see this is 61,000 students here. So that's a little bit of my background and of course I run OptionTiger.com which is my own website. And if you go to the homepage you'll see various products there. In addition to, we're going to be talking about these algos today. But in addition to the algos, if you're a complete beginner in financial markets or beginner to options, you can start right here. Each of these modules has about 15 to 20 courses. So it's all very comprehensive and you'll see all the courses as well over here. And then this is of course in the beginners module. And then once you get into the intermediate, it's again the same thing. There's about 15 to 20 courses and the same thing with advanced strategies as well. Now over the years, I have through trial and error, but I have developed my own tactics and techniques. So you can call these sort of like gorilla tactics to deal with the options market. Because in the options market, we are dealing with market makers on the other side. And so it's very important to get an edge. And so all of these systems, they all tackle some kind of an options trading strategy. So in this case, income max is spreads and straddles. This is a day trading system or swing trading system. This is for ETFs. This is to manage earnings reports, which comes every three months. And here you go with calendars, iron condors, weekly options. And this is a generic adjustment product. So all of these are very deep intellectual property. It's all my proprietary intellectual property and they're very sophisticated techniques. So all of these are here. You can find it on the option Tiger website. Now today, what we are going to be discussing or seeing I'll be demonstrating this is the SPX index day trading. And this was just launched this month. And so obviously, and this is very powerful and this is very powerful. And so we'll see we're going to be mining the deep internals of the SPX index itself. So let me go there and let me, you know, talk about that. So in general, algorithmic tools have become popular, becoming popular. And at the retail level, it's still a little nascent, but definitely becoming popular with options.  It's hard to number crunch all the different parameters that go into options. And so with options, it's even more trickier. And so, you know, what we do at what I do at the retail level is to try to give the best tools and indicators that can work for individual traders. And so previously, we had to cycle through each stock and each chart and indicators. But now Algos can be coded to do the same kind of logic behind these, you know, these Algos. But then we can put it on watch list. We can do a lot of things. And so, you know, what I have currently, I have a day trading Algo which filters the best stocks. And that's the screen I had earlier over here. So this is just show you a brief over here. So for today, this is a day trading day trading signal right there, you can see. And it also looks at pre market. And so you can see these are all the very bearish candidates. So today, if you wanted to take a trade to the bearish side, these would be your candidates and then you can go into each one of them. If you know if the list is too large, then you'll have to pick something and I have a put call ratio also over here. So any stock that has a higher put call ratio is obviously a good candidate for a bearish trade. So today, in this particular Algo, we are seeing all these six or seven stocks that are behaving much more bearish than the other. As you can see, almost all the major stocks are down because we are down about 15, 16 points on the futures. But we'll come back to this. I just wanted to show the day trading Algo for the stocks. And then today, we are going to be talking about the day trading the SPX itself, the index. And so this index also has a lot of advantages. And so we're going to combine two different indicators. They're going to get a deep look inside the market internals. And this is going to give us some very good insights as to what kind of trading we can do. I also have a swing trading Algo. The only difference is it's a multi-week trading timeframe. The day trading Algo looks at every five minutes, whereas the swing trading looks at I would say a few weeks. And then, you know, when you take a trade, also you want to take a trade that and there's a service around that too. And I can show that later. So let's talk about the SPX market internals. So as you know, the SPX is a index composed of the 500 biggest companies in the US. So when we look at a futures chart before the markets open, the futures are simply trading based upon sentiment that has happened before the markets open. So whether it's coming from Asia, whether it's coming from Europe or whether it's coming from the US itself. The futures up until 9.30 a.m. Eastern time is simply a reflection of the sentiment that has developed for that day. However, once it becomes 9.30 a.m. and all the stocks start trading, then we have a different set of dynamics. The SPX index itself then actually is calculated by how each one of its component stocks are behaving for that day. So with 500 stocks, there's a lot of data there. And so we already have some standard indicators that are available to us on most charting platforms. One of that is the ball SPD. It's fairly helpful. It gives you the up volume minus the down volume. It's not a complete picture, but it's a decent market internal. Similarly, you have the advances minus declines also. And then you have the ticks. Now the ticks are very interesting because once the markets open and all 500 stocks start trading, then each of these stocks are either ticking up or they're ticking down. And they're ticking up and ticking down several times in one second itself because some of these stocks trade in very, very high volumes. Apple, Google, all of these are good examples. And so there is several up ticks and down ticks. And so then if you look at the combined 500 stocks, the ticks gives you the up ticks minus the down ticks at any given time. So the ticks, you can say, is the lowest denominator because it is catching the lowest denominator of market data, which is at the tick level itself, at each individual tick level. But the tick itself is not very helpful because if you look at the ticks, let's go take a look at the ticks itself. So it's called dollar tick for the NYSE. And so if you look at the tick, this is a five day, five minute. And so the previous day is right here.  So for every five minutes, I mean this five minutes, the ticks went up a lot and then it comes down a lot. Then it comes down some more, then it goes up. But this chart itself doesn't provide too much meaning or too much insight. What we need is something else. And that's what the SPX tick algo provides. So if you can think about it, when each stock is ticking up or ticking down, and then what we do is we take a cumulative value. So let me go back a day and show you the previous yesterday's trading day. And you can see that once the market start opening over here, the first five minutes ticks down. And then the next five minutes, this tick is added cumulatively to this value. And so now you have a chart that is going cumulatively every five minutes. So what does that do? That tells us that as the trading day is progressing, whether we have a bearish sentiment because we are calculating the cumulative tick. So in one sense, we are assessing the breadth of the market. So which is how many is the market weak? Is it strong? And if it's weak, is it weakening further? That's the kind of information that's very helpful. So as you can see yesterday, once the market's open, the ticks were going down. And I'll talk about the customer RSI later. But here you have a trade right there because it's telling you the market internals are weakening. And the moment it starts going up, you get out of the trade. And so even if you got in somewhere here or here, this is a nice five, six point move on the S&P. And if you're dealing with S&P options, a five, six point move just on a five contract position with about 35 delta can generate about $1,200 to $1,500 in profits within minutes, 15, 20 minutes. And so you want to wait for these very persistent kind of moves and that's when you take the trade. So I'll get into all of that. I just wanted to show the concept of the ticks and then the concept of the cumulative ticks because it's the cumulative ticks that really give you the insight and not the ticks themselves. So now the markets are not open. So you see that the ticks are not, you know, they're not there yet. So with that little background on the ticks, let me go to the next one, which is really cool. You know, this is the custom RSI. So you've probably seen the regular RSI before. It's just the relative strength index indicator. And it generally, you know, shows you when a stock is overbought and when a stock is oversold, you can see the values are the overbought values generally considered 70 and the oversold is 30. And it's also considered to be a reversal indicator. So once the stock gets into overbought, for example, you know, you can, you know, it'll sort of reverse at some point may not be immediately, but at some point it will reverse. So it's generally considered to be a reversal indicator. Now the custom RSI is the normal RSI which has been customized highly. And this customization, what it does is it changes the meaning of the regular RSI. So in this case, the custom RSI tells us when something is bullish, you stay in the trade. And when something is bearish, you stay in the trade. So it creates these zones for you. And so let's go back to the same example from yesterday. And if you see this trade right here, you know, the custom RSI goes into the bearish, you know, bearish zone right away. Because, you know, all this pre-market action has been bearish. However, we don't take the trade based on the custom RSI. The custom RSI is just a confirmation indicator. And what you want to do is you want to look at the ticks. And when the ticks have lined up, and then the custom RSI gives you the confirmation that you can stay in this bearish zone until, you know, shown otherwise. That's when you get out of the trade. So here, as you can see, this one was a little bit of an uptick here. And once you see two dots like this, you want to get out of the trade.  So which is still about a four or five point move on the S&P. And so the custom RSI is a great confirmation indicator. And so as you can see, then through the day, the custom RSI goes into the bullish. However, if you look at the ticks, the ticks are not bullish. They are below the zero line, first of all. So it starts off below the zero line. And so you don't want to take a bullish trade because the ticks and the custom RSI are not aligned. So the next opportunity you get is somewhere here. And you can see that the ticks are already developing negative. So even at this bar, you have three red dots and that's good. However, the custom RSI is still in the bullish. And so you want to wait for this and get in somewhere here. This would have been a small trade, maybe three points on the S&P, which would be about a $500, $600 profit. And then it came out of that zone. Let's see if there was another one. There's a brief one right here. As you can see all the customers here, there's one. There's a nice one over here. And then there is one more over here. So on a day like yesterday, which was a negative day, you want to look for bearish trades because the S&P is bearish. The ticks are below the zero line. And so you want to wait for bearish trades. And the way you wait is you want to see at least two dots on the five minute chart. And you also want to see some confirmation from the custom RSI. And so that's when you would take the trade.  So, you know, that's how you would interpret this. We do have a couple of minutes before the markets open. So let me just go to my presentation again and lay out some basic rules as to how you would trade this system. So these are some bit.ly links and I'll be sending this PDF as well. And you'll be watching this video so you can look at that later. Meanwhile, if you have any questions, always email us at info at optiontiger.com. So here are some rules for usage of the SPX ticks algorithm. So you want to let the ticks develop for about 30 minutes to one hour unless there is strong momentum at the open. If there is strong momentum at the open, then fine. Like yesterday, there was very strong momentum at the open. But you want to let the ticks develop because the tick data has to come in. And so it is rare. Now today also we might see some powerful move at the open. As you can see the, you know, the S&P is very weak in the pre-market. So we might be able to see that. Then, you know, once the ticks data has developed and a storyline is building for the day, that's when you gauge the market sentiment, meaning whether you're going to go for calls or whether you're going to go for puts. And you want to align it on the five minute chart. So if the ES or the SPX is bullish, the ticks are above the zero line and increasing and the customer size in bullish, you take the call option. If the ES is bearish and the ticks are below zero and decreasing and the customer size is in the bearish zone, you take the puts. You look for persistence of about two dots with the above conditions. If the ticks and the customer size are not in sync, then there is no trade. You take the profits, if one of the two indicators start to go the other way and if you want to get a finer view of the chart, you can step down to the one minute. It's very, very insightful when you step down to the one minute and I'll be doing that once the market starts. So that's as far as the ticks rules itself. Now the trading plan is this. You choose the nearest expiry because we don't plan to hold it overnight. 35 to 45 delta, whether it's call or puts on the SPX options. The trading plan assumes an account size of 30K so that we avoid the pattern day trader rules. And if you take a five contract position and of course you can start below and if you assume a five to seven point move with a stop loss at 25% in the long run, this will work very well. 8 out of 10 trades are going to work in your favor because the indicators are very powerful and what they tell us about the internal state of the market is very powerful. And so you don't need any adjustments, we don't carry the trade overnight and so you're in maybe for 15 minutes, half an hour, whatever it is and you take the profits and you run. In general, I find that there is a trading opportunity once in the morning and once in the afternoon session as well. In the middle, there is somewhere between 11.30, 12 in the eastern time up until about 1.30 to 2 even the big traders go for lunch and so you will see a lull in the activity and that you can see with the volume. So during that time, there's no need to look at the markets because you don't want to be looking at the markets all day but there is an opportunity generally that comes once in the morning and once in the evening as well. The markets have just started so let's go take a look. This is where I want to jump down to the one minute chart because we want to get a slightly quicker feedback loop as to what's happening with the ticks. So as you can see the market started negative, which is no surprise. It started around negative 145 and then it ticked down again to negative 265. However, as you can see the price action, the S&P wants to recover a little bit. So let's just watch this here for some time and of course we need to let the ticks develop a little bit. So if there was strong momentum at the open that can take it down then we can potentially jump on that trade because we know the futures are 16 points down. So here you see, there it is, it's being taken down and we're getting a quicker feedback loop because we are on the one minute chart. So let's just watch this and see what's going on and let's see how these one minute ticks develop. So as of now you want to watch this number and this number is here. It'll tell you right here on the left hand side what the tick value is. So as you can see that bar just got over and we want to calculate the tick value. Now it's going down even further, negative 333. So that is a negative 100 below even the previous one and it's still going down. So in general I wouldn't advise to go in at the open but this could be one situation where because of the strong momentum from the pre-markets you might want to take a small trade and so if you take a small trade you would go to the options and get into the S&P actually let me take this off here and once the options come up we'll see but as you can see the ticks are definitely developing to the bearish side but it's still very early to take a trade so unless there is strong momentum like we do right now I would say you do want to wait. So on most days you might not get that kind of a strong momentum going into the open and yeah I mean if you wanted to take a small trade I would put a two contract trade over here it's looking negative, the ticks are going down and now you can see the customer side is well in the bearish zone as well. So but still a little early in the market day I would say I think at least you have to give it about 30 minutes to 45 minutes because the tick data needs to get established and the pattern needs to get established and a storyline needs to build and so that has not happened yet and so you might see a lot of choppiness at the open and which is why you want to get a better feel for the ticks and go in when that story is being built nicely. So once again you can see the now the ticks are negative 415 but now once the markets develop for about a half an hour or so you want to move to the 5 minute chart. So in any case we let this develop a little bit let me go back and also you know I think there's a couple of things to you know also mention. So here you know as you know with the SPX the SPX options you know you can trade the SPX options directly for sure then you can also trade the spider ETF or the spider options.   Now because this is a market internals algo you cannot use this for stocks you cannot use this for stocks and that's why if you want to use it for stocks you want to get this algorithm over here. So here as you can see we have some very bearish candidates once again you want to align your trade with the prevalent market conditions which is bearish now you'll see a couple of very bullish here but you don't want to touch them today and you might wonder why is apple bullish it's 24 cents a negative that's because where it's coming from it might have been coming from a dollar or two negative and so on a 5 minute basis this is bullish however you don't want to go for the bullish candidates you want to go for the bearish candidates so let me take this out again and put it away let's go take a look at what the markets are doing some kind of a recovery here this is what I mean you might find some choppiness here at the open so you want to let this open dynamic set in and let there be a storyline before you take a trade now you might see this the custom RSI is moving into bullish the custom RSI is only a price based indicator it does not do anything with the internals and so based on this price action here the custom RSI has entered bullish but that doesn't mean we can get into a bullish trade because our primary indicator is the ticks and it's only when the ticks and the custom RSI are aligned that's when you take the trade so here there is no trade even on to the bullish side there is no trade because it's a weak market and so you want to wait for the put trade and go down and if you're a stock trader you want to take a short position rather than a long position and if you're a futures trader you want to sell the futures rather than buy it however this is not the time as you can see there is a little bit of a stability or recovery coming into the market and so this is exactly why you want to give the ticks some time and let it develop so we'll let this develop some more and we'll come back to it let me go back to the presentation I think there's a couple of things more that you should know when you're trading these instruments here I do have a July special I'll come back to that I think and then of course we have some testimonials that are already coming in and of course you'll get this you'll be seeing this video but here you go Todd just made and I would highly recommend you paper trade it at least for some time just get used to pulling the trigger properly as to when you need to go in for the trade and when you don't need to go in for the trade so here you can see this Todd just on that day he made 3100 and here's a trader using the spy you know small trade this is actually a very impressive trade it made 300 on 400 in equity so that's 75% ROI and there you go so and then there's one more trader here 1200 plus profit on her trade so these are all the things there's flexibility in the trading instruments you just stick to the trade plan and if you follow these rules this can be a very good intraday SPX trading algo and a trading system frankly and the advantage with the SPX is that you have all this market data internal information which you don't get when you talk about stocks when you talk about stocks you don't have these so here we go as you can see now a little bit of a turn coming in so this kind of choppiness will exist when the markets open and so you want to be careful of which is why it's important for the ticks to come in and we are still on a 1 minute chart we are only about 10 minutes into the market open I would say it needs more information before the ticks start presenting presenting us with meaningful information by the way if anybody has questions please do type it into the question box I will come to the question box every now and then when I get a chance so any questions please type it in there 5 contracts generally it will be anywhere between a 2000 to a 4000 to a 5000 dollar trade and you can check it out if you go to the 35 delta or 40 delta you can see the prices also it depends which expiry you choose and you don't need to choose very far you can choose today's expiry if you are trading it in the morning but if you are trading it in the afternoon I would say go to the next expiry now we know the SPX has 3 expiries and so there is plenty of opportunities without paying too much for your options and Calvin says you can also trade the XSP yeah absolutely now you can do that there is also the triple leveraged SPX L and all of that I just put the main instruments there that have a lot of liquidity and so you want to also look at liquidity before you take the trade but the SPX, the SPY these are all highly liquid you know instruments so there is absolutely no worries in taking those trades so here we go still some choppiness over here I don't think we still have a trade a good trade if at all there was anything it was right here at the open but that is just too soon to take a trade and I would just let that go because at the open you are going to see some choppiness so it looks like some kind of a recovery but bear in mind the ticks are still showing negative 400 so it is a down day and so you want to wait for the right opportunities to take a put option rather than anything else alright while we wait for this let me finish up with this presentation so then we can just focus on the markets here so you can you know a trading plan for $1000 a day just this much you know take a 5 contract position maybe a 3 contract position to start with just learn the triggering process and if you take a wrong trade and if it goes down just take a stop loss and come out there is no point in fighting with the trade there is no point in doing adjustments unless you are very proficient with options you know you can certainly do that but in general if you take the loss and this system will produce about 8 to 10 winners the trick is to master the part of pulling the trigger properly and which is why I say at least for a few days you run it through paper money and all you need to look for is 1 to 2 trades a day and if you keep that trading to that level it will be successful if you over trade it becomes a problem so anyway let's just watch the markets here let's see what it's doing so as you can see it is still choppy it's going up and down there is no sort of real persistence here at the open and so you want to let this develop some more so let me explain the I think I had a yeah I do have a special this month you know this is the July special and it ends tomorrow and if you have not seen it before this is a very very good special the SPX ticks algorithm code this goes for 997 and then the custom RSI goes for 497 but you can get that for free so I'll just point out that to you so if you come here to the home page here you have the market internals based SPX and what you can do is you can and then there's a playlist here okay you can watch this YouTube playlist there's a whole bunch of videos there's some sample trades all of that over there and then if you buy the algo then you don't need to buy the custom RSI you'll get the custom RSI for free okay so that's the that's the July special that ends tomorrow so I just wanted to make that clear and I think that's all I had for the presentation part let me just check it all of course you'll get this presentation also and so you will be able to look through all of these rules and also look at the markets and see you know and see how it is and if you go to the YouTube playlist there's a lot of analysis videos in that playlist itself where we look at various days and how these indicators work and so there's a lot of information there so let me go back to the markets let's just watch this so while we are watching if you have questions you can please type it into the question box we can talk about it right now waiting to see if we get a chance for a put trade because we are still 12 points down so at this point even though this looks like a nice move it could have gone it could have tumbled anywhere so generally not the way to trade you can of course take a scalping attitude and say okay I'm going to be out in two minutes or three minutes but that's not what this is all about here you want to pick one to two good trades a day and make that you know on a five contract position you can make a thousand fifteen hundred obviously every person's account is different and so if you have a $300,000 account you can increase your contract size but I would highly recommend that you keep your contract sizes small until you can take the right trades because you do want to pull the trigger properly and with these tools you can but the key is that you don't over trade so in any case let's watch this there's still a lot of choppiness here I'm just watching this so as you can see the ticks are improving now it's still negative but the ticks are improving and you can also get another feel if you have this day trading algorithm also you can now see there is more bullish than bearish if you saw earlier there was only one or two bullish and everything else was bearish but now we have more bullish but once again bullish is you know it's going to be relative here this is clearly bullish you know a booking is coming from 4.8 Twilio is 1.6 but just because Microsoft is down 72 cents it doesn't mean it's not bullish because in the pre-market it could have been down a couple of dollars and so what we are looking at here let's just go take a quick look at Microsoft because that's a good example of why that stock is showing bullish and as you can see it's been coming down all this while and boom so this is bullish for Microsoft this is bullish definitely so you can see the algorithm working in that manner so I'm going to go back to the ES here while we are watching and waiting this let's go back 10 days or rather 5 days sorry this is a 5 day this is a 1 day 1 minute let me move this to a 5 day 5 minute chart and let's go back some and see what happened in the previous days and go from there so here if you look at 5 days here we go and here as you can see this is let me go back to the beginning of the day so as you can see when the day starts even though the price is going down the ticks are generally above the zero line and so that's telling you even though this is RSI is telling you it's in the bearish zone just based on price action the ticks is telling you no that's not the case and so you don't really have a trade at all all the way until here you know here now the ticks are you know it's nice and positive you have the green dots developing here but it's only at this bar that it goes into the very bullish and then you don't want to be shaken out by 1 or 2 dots you want to you want to stay in this trade because the RSI is telling you it is bullish it is in the bullish zone so you want to stay in this trade and suddenly boom you get this nice little pump up and this would have been a $2000 profit on 5 contracts because just because this move is just intense and it would have been a $2000 and you wouldn't you may have taken off the trade over here but you know because there are 3 dots and I would say 3 dots is something that you would want to get out but if you look at the price action there's no real degradation of price and the customer are still in the very bullish but if not you can get back in somewhere here and then of course it's a little choppy on the ticks but you know you might have been a decent trade all the way to the end. So that was one let's go to the next day once again you see most of the time it starts off sort of in the midline and then depending on what kind of day it is you want to take a trade so here I think also was a bullish day but you want to take the trade you know somewhere here if you would have taken this trade you might have been chopped up you might have had to go through a stop loss however once you came in here this was the trade right close to the end you would have had a nice little trade over here once on this bar went above the 0 and the RSI is in the very bullish zone you would have been able to go into the close so if you did get stopped out on the earlier trade then this trade would have made up nicely for it. So that's as far as that day is concerned let's go to the next day this day clearly looks like a bearish day so you would want to wait and you can see the ticks developing here and once this thing also goes into the bearish zone this is a lovely trade actually this is a lovely trade and even though there's a little bit of choppiness and there's only one green dot so you're staying in this trade and this is again a $2,000 trade right there this is a $2,000 trade and you want to stay in there until you get the signal to get out now here the customer RSI wants to go out of the bearish zone and it's already changed direction over here so once it changes direction take the profits take the profits you've been in a nice trade so you take the profits let's go back to our current day see what's happening little bit of a recovery now you can see on the 5-minute chart the ticks are moving positive but it's still a negative day so it's pretty unclear how you would want to trade this because the futures are still negative 11 over here and it's still not yet half an hour 25 minutes and so I would want to go back to the 1-minute because we get a better feedback loop from the 1-minute chart so if we do that then we go all the way here and you can see on the 1-minute chart also the ticks are improving however we know it's a negative day so at this point you're not looking for a call trade you're looking for a put trade if there is that would be the easy trade this would be going against the grain so with this kind of a price action here you can see nice persistent green dots but it's all below 0 and the futures are down 11 if you were tempted to take a small trade you would want to keep it on a tight leash just take like 2 or 3 contracts and as soon as the profits develop just take the profit because it would be a trade that goes against the grain and so you wouldn't want to persist with that trade if at all and my opinion is that you want to go with the trend in the market and so you want to wait for the right signal that's better otherwise you might end up getting stopped out and you don't want to over trade that's for sure you don't want to over trade alright question here if you ever update the algo would the updates be for free once you get the algo it's a one time purchase and if there was any updates to the algo see once you get the algo you're going to go into a course for this algo and that course material has all the latest updates in fact I give every day sort of commentary every other day as to how the ticks are working for that day there are videos there and of course if the algo were to be updated you would definitely get the update ticks are slowly trying to come into the positive let's go take a look at our day trading algo and see what that is doing once again slightly more tilted towards the bullish than bearish that's because of this kind of price action you can see why that's the case because the price action has been from the open just these couple of bars down but it's basically trying to recover all the lost ground however we are still negative points and so that is an issue so any trade to the call side would be going against that premise question do you provide instruction on how to set up this chart yeah yeah yeah so once you get this algo you'll get complete the installation instructions you'll get the code and once you follow those instructions it'll be installed into your platform it works only on thinkorswim so if you were trading on another platform then I would say you open a thinkorswim account with TD Ameritrade without just the minimum balance that's a hundred dollars and once you do that you get access to real time data and you can install the indicators there and still do your trading in your own platform that you've been doing but yeah if you're doing install instructions as well as the code so the ticks have just gone into the positive as you can see but price wise we are still down 11 so this can change this can change there you go see it's come back now just slightly negative not a whole lot but once again here there is no trade because the custom RSI is not so the custom RSI is purely a price action and so you want that price action indicator also to be aligned with the ticks and that's why there's no trade at this point you know whether to the call side or to the put side okay so the custom RSI is going in it's gone into the neutral the ticks are developing negative there's already three dots there on this one minute chart so it's only a one minute chart we haven't moved to a five minute yet so it remains to be seen how this plays out this was some high volume on these two bars here as you can see it was it's higher than at least the last 10 or 15 bars and so this could be forming a support zone here in which case the markets may want to recover all of this lost ground you can see now it's down about nine points and so if that's the case then if this kind of a price action remains persistent then it's definitely you can take you know go into a call trade but it's still too early to say that a call trade makes sense because we are down nine and a half points still at this point it certainly looks like it wants to recover there's no question down about 8.25 8.5 so looks like the storyline could be that it wants to recover this lost ground you know from the pre market the pre market of course went down hard based on President Trump's comments on the US China talks and so the markets may want to brush that off now the other thing is as we know tomorrow is the Fed announcement on the interest rate cut so in anticipation of that the markets have been sort of you know slowly chugging to the higher side and so if not for those comments I think the market was somewhat neutral and then you know it might have gone up again today you know at least up until the Fed announcement a 25 basis point cut is actually baked into the stock market so it could be one of those instances where you buy the rumor and you sell the news and that could happen tomorrow so I'm going to go back to the 5 minute chart let's see how that looks and as you can see the ticks are coming down over here even though this was a nice up bar you can see that was a negative tick there so the RSI won't tell you that because the RSI just looks at price so as we get closer to the one hour mark that's when a trading opportunity can develop nicely because there's information about the ticks and the market is also settling in from all you know whether see when the markets open there is a pent up demand or a pent up supply and so that rushes out of the gate and that is one reason why you don't want to take the trade at the open because that's more of a momentum play rather than a tick play that's more of a momentum play if there is strong momentum sure you can you know you can but in general you will find that you're going to get a better storyline as the markets develop here okay so it's gone down to negative 47 and you can see custom RSI also turning now it's negative 129 on this particular bar but you still don't want to get into a put trade also at this point because your price action does not support that trade the custom RSI is still in the bullish zone so until that comes down and aligns itself with the tick action you don't want to you know get into a trade but we are somewhat getting into that point where a trade could develop a trading opportunity could develop let's go down again to the one minute and see how that looks certainly looking like it's moving down and you can see with the one minute you get a slightly finer perspective of both the price action as well as the ticks the ticks have improved to negative 188 here so there's quite a bit of battle going on around the negative 10 point level on the ES you can see that sometimes it goes a couple of points below the negative 10 and then it goes above also it's this zone that we're talking about let's go back to the 5 minute on the 5 minute we are still negative but it's a green dot here this bar on the 5 minute came up over here and so this tells me that there is some kind of a support zone building up at this level also temporarily okay that bar got over and the ticks I think would have improved yeah there you go it improved but it's still along the flat line so it's very close to zero there's no real trading opportunity quite yet it's not developed yet so almost we are almost one hour into this I think if you want to see some trading examples you can go to the YouTube playlist there's quite a bit of examples there and you can go and see and so the problem is sometimes you might not see a trading opportunity for a couple of hours and sometimes there might not be an opportunity in the morning session at all it could just come up in the afternoon so that's what it is so you check out the morning and you check out the afternoon rarely does it come in the middle of the day unless there is some kind of news or something like that but it does happen in fact just a couple of days ago there was a nice opportunity during the middle of the day and that could have been a $1,500 to $2,000 trade there so that does happen and so if you're watching the markets then but you want to wait for the right one and not just take a trade based on the fact that you want to trade you know there could be a trade there and there may not be a trade so I will leave it at this folks if you have any questions please email me at infoatoptiontiger.com but this is generally how the algo will work it's a tool obviously it's a very insightful tool to take advantage of intraday SPX trading opportunities and so in combination with both the tick as well as the customer RSI you can get some very very good trading opportunities unfortunately this morning not a whole lot because you know we started out negative and so while this looks like a good move it would have been a risky trade in the sense that you can take a small trade and could have made a profit but it is really going against the grain whereas you really want to wait for because it's down 11 or 12 points you want to wait for the nice put trade and it probably might develop now we're just coming to the one hour mark here this is generally when a trading opportunity might exist so what I'm going to do is I'm not going to kill the webinar right now but I'm going to step away I'll put these screens on and let's see I'll come back in a little bit and you know if you guys are interested to see how this plays out I'll keep the webinar live and then we'll see how things play out as we go along thanks so that was the end of the webinar but right after I left off within the 1 hour 15 minute mark you can see there was a small trade here it's about 3 bars so about 15 minutes on the 5 minute chart 3 bars over here 15 minutes so these were very small trades maybe you could have made $300-400 on it and you would have been out of the trade fairly quickly also but the real opportunity came at the end of the day and as you can see over here so from here onwards we were in a trade for almost 6 or 7 bars so you could have and this was a nice about 4 point move down so this would be about $1000 trade and this would have been a half an hour trade and that was towards the close of the day so that's as far as how yesterday's trading day happened each day is different every day you just have to wait for the right opportunities as I said generally one comes up in the beginning of the day and one comes up in the afternoon session but in between of course you can take some smaller trades but the important thing is bear in mind what the market sentiment is and as you can see over here most of the time it spent was below the zero line and so you were looking for put trades and of course the STX ended about 8 points down so it was a bearish day for sure you can see the previous day ended right here so a bearish day but not a whole lot of opportunity except for the last one could have made about $1000 on a 5 contract position so anyway this is what it looks like if you have any questions you can send me an email at info at optiontiger.com thank you


After missing the amount of time you missed, do you feel like you're starting to settle in a little bit in the batter's box? Yeah, I'm starting to feel better right-handed and left-handed. Today I was able to get two hits from both sides. And I feel like I saw the ball pretty well today. Just swung out as I went a couple of times that were important situations for us and was never get the job done. Is that 11th inning at bat, particularly frustrating ahead 3-1 in the count there? Yeah, I mean, I had a pretty decent pitch. Not a great pitch to 3-1 right there. And then, you know, chase the cutter down in the zone, you know, when there was opportunity there for a walk. And, you know, definitely could have changed the outcome of the game. In that sixth inning, did you not see Nevin give you the stop sign in that situation, or did you have your mind made up you were going regardless of taking a chance? Yeah, I mean, I saw him early. Saw him waving me home. And I mean, by the time he gave me the stop sign, I was already committed. So, you know, I took a chance right there to try to score. And, you know, I didn't. I got thrown out. What was your read? What made you think that positioning, where the ball was, where you were, that thought maybe you could kind of get in? Well, I was just committed. You know, I was committed to going, you know. Felt like I could make it. And, you know, I took my chance. You got something here more willing to do in a low scoring game against the guy, you know?  Runs are hard to come by when you're facing him. So, I mean, it was just one of those opportunities that I saw that I felt like I could make it. Oh, Yanks, look to put more hits in.


Howdy, how's it going? My name's Davy Chappy, and today I want to talk about my favorite thing, role-playing. On the table, or in public, the act of playing make-believe is a pastime for many a nerd in the era of niche things becoming public, and for this video, I want to take two of my favorite avenues for creative expression and smash them into each other like M&M's until one of them cracks and the other is fit for consumption. As always, keep in mind that the majority of this is just my opinion, so if you're unusually defensive about your specific brand of free time, feel free to play your games however you want, but with that out of the way, let's begin. Concept. D&D is sitting down at a table and pretending that things that don't exist are actually things that do exist. LARPING is that standing up. I'm going to be using D&D as a catch-all term for TTRPGs as a whole genre, because LARPING is a genre, not a specific game, but unlike D&D, it is a lot harder to constantly say TTRPG. In concept, the goal of both hobbies is to party up with your friends and go on magical adventures that will make such great tales that one day when you're old and gray, you can tell them to the next generation of gamers who will not give the simplest shit about your war stories. COMMUNITY. The community aspect of both games is more nuanced than you'd expect. With D&D, you've got a solid group of four-ish buddies who all have the common goal of giving the DM a headache. It's secluded, but that seclusion means intimacy between the players, because you get to know each other and end up forming everlasting bonds of friendship. However, that bond is like a Prince Rupert's drop. If there's a falling out between players, the game suffers for it. If someone has to stop playing, the game suffers. If God forbid the DM is out of the picture, the entire game disintegrates.  As for LARPING, I'm gonna be totally biased, but I found community beyond my wildest dreams by going to a tiny game in a swamp five years ago. Every LARP I go to, I make a whole new, huge community of friends.  It's not four or five people, it's dozens who are all the exact same kind of nerd who used to never think that LARPING could be something they'd get into, but then one game changed their mind. Getting off my soapbox on a practical level, LARPING removes the responsibility to show up from everybody but you. The game is never canceled due to falling out, sir, because a couple people can't make it. And if you miss a game, you just get filled in on what happened next month. It's still possible to have such a major falling out that the LARP no longer works for you, but my experience is that you either reject a LARP right away, or after three games, a part of your soul will always belong to that spot in the woods. Genre! Medieval fantasy is the first thing that comes to mind for both LARPING and tabletop games, but the genre of your game is only restricted to what's available to you. Most DMs know 5e, and that's it, and most LARPers just want to play Lord of the Rings, but if you dig a little deeper, you'll find Call of Cthulhu, City of Mist, Vampire the Masquerade, all TTRPGs that have a much more modern bent for people who are tired of pretending that guns didn't exist in the Middle Ages. As for LARPING, one of the biggest organized LARPs in the US is a post-apocalyptic zombie LARP, and another one of the biggest organizations is literally just Vampire the Masquerade, but now you're standing up. There's no one genre to rule them all, and both games are equally diverse.  D&D can be whatever it wants to be, but I'd argue that LARPING is actually more suited to alternative genres, since modern games mean modern clothes, and nobody wants to spend $200 on an old blouse. But wait! If clothing apparel is your barrier against the fantastical world of LARP, luck has found you, friend, and you can look no further than Bug Schneider, the medieval apparel store that's been supplying LARPers since good old 1990s something. With the power of Bug Schneider, you too can dress like the British are invading with the finest threads this side of the century, and if you use my discount code CHAP, you can save 15% out of all purchases made using the online store. If this appealing jargon of letters is way too difficult to type, I've left a link in the description, or you can click this fancy annotation to finally wear the adventurer you were born to be. Bug Schneider. If it's good enough for Gandalf, it's good enough for me. Accessibility! D&D will always be way more accessible than LARPING, not just in the fact that you can play D&D in your basement where nobody can see you but your closest friends, but once you go to a LARP, you actually have to, you know, be there. You have to physically do things, and depending on the type of LARP, that ranges from walking and talking to Ninja Warrior courses while John Wick is chasing after you. A lot of LARPs are trying to be more inclusive towards people with disabilities, who just can't be physically active in general but still want to act out their forest fantasies, but the operative word is TRYING. There's no centralized organization to LARPING.  Granted, there is something to be said about focus. I have ADHD and I've played a lot of D&D, but my hardest struggle is keeping track of what's going on. When I'm at a physical table, I basically just sink into my chair until it's my turn, because without a visualizer, I don't know what I'm doing or where I am. All I know is that I must dice. Virtual tabletops are better because the DM can put a screen up and I can walk around on a little map, but LARPING will always be the best option for me because I can physically be there, no guessing or keeping track required. I still think that D&D as a whole is a more accessible game, but this is a small caveat where I actually think that LARPING might be better. Immersion! This is an easy one for LARPs. Not that you can't absolutely get immersed in the story that you're telling with your friends at a table, but like I just said, it's on a completely different level when, instead of picturing yourself there, you are there. I don't roll dice to drop my Warhammer on a goblin. I DO drop it, and then I miss because I SUCK! If I'm under attack, I actually feel the adrenaline and my will to survive kicks in, and in this fight, combat doesn't take three hours. Actually, that's not totally true. I once fought through an underground mining tunnel for like three hours straight, and it was some of the most intense gameplay I've ever had, but it was also the end of an event that was kicking off New Season, so they wanted the whole town to be there. That was special. To be fair, D&D has a similar advantage over LARPs as books do to movies, that being that I can describe a mighty dragon at my table, and then plop a figurine down, job finished. But if I want to fight a dragon at a LARP, someone has to figure out how the hell to make a real-life dragon animatronic. I know where to start. But while I can't travel misty mountains in real life, I also can't actually do it in D&D. I'm just at a table hallucinating. LARPs recognize their limitations and play within them, making unique monsters based on the practical effects at their disposal that can get so shockingly realistic that you'll forget that you haven't seen a dragon in a while. Bleed. Bleed is the dark side of immersion. What happens when you forget that you're a character and start to take things personally? Just how LARPing generates stronger immersion? It also generates stronger emotion, which makes getting shot down or shouted out by a make-believe character a legitimate problem, especially since being stuck in the fantasy world gives no option to stand from the table and walk out. Once again, LARPs are doing their best to provide safety tools to the experience so that players who get too riled up can 86 themselves out of a conversation and take a moment to recuperate, but given the unglued nature of LARPing, that's not always guaranteed. Luckily, due to the amount of people at a LARP, having a panic attack doesn't impact the entire game. Not that other people should be your first concern, but once you're feeling better, you can go find a group with people that you weren't just interacting with and they'll be none the wiser that anything even happened. IMPORTANCE. What is importance?  In Dungeons & Dragons, you and your four friends are literally the reason the world exists. Everything the DM does is in service to your entertainment, specifically you. They may pay lip service to the idea that you're just a small adventurer in a living, breathing world, but that world stops moving when you guys order pizza. LARPing is a completely different beast. It's not just lip service anymore. When you walk into that game, you're stepping into a world that existed before you and will exist long after you're gone. Your best option is to make your mark on it, but it will one day forget you. A good LARP goes out of its way to make new players feel welcome, and it'll give them some quests and plotlines to help them start making a name for themselves for a few games, and those plotlines have turned into full-blown plot hooks that have established the character as a bona fide force in town. A bad LARP will forget that you're there and just focus on the same dozen friends of the story staff, leaving you to cast Firebolt at Butterflies all day. If you've ever been interested in a West March D&D game, LARPing is that concept made grand. Some people will find it frustrating to not be the center of attention, others will find the decentralized story too more enticing because you can jump between all the different stories that are going on at once, and if a story doesn't gel with you, you can just ignore it. It's higher stakes because you aren't guaranteed to be the hero or even win at the end, so when you succeed, you know it's because it was you. Devotion! LARPing is a trip you take. It's three days of dedication to one experience, like an endless escape room where every door leads to a new side quest. It's a completely different league than D&D, which only takes up three to six hours over at a friend's house or a game store, and you never have to touch grass. D&D is predominantly a weekly experience, sometimes monthly, but the point is that you can schedule around your own time, whereas LARPs are almost always played on weekends and they have set dates that you can't control, so if something comes up, oops. Granted, that means that going to a LARP means three full days of non-stop gaming, but it's also travel plans, the price of admission, and everything else more complicated than just asking your friends to come over for an afternoon. I like it because of escapism. I get to lock myself into the world, but it's best to think of it as a fun little vacation that you get to go to once a month for being such a good little wage slave. Popularity! D&D has been on Stranger Things. Vin Diesel plays it.  That idea of outcasts throwing pencils at each other and shouting spell names. In the nowadays, D&D has gotten a facelift. It's so popular that Rick and Morty play it. But the first and only time that LARPing has been given positive representation was Anthony Padilla's dissertation where he revealed LARPing's biggest secret.  I think that the biggest reason why LARPing hasn't gotten the attention it should is because there's no recognizable brand name. It's just LARPing. War games have Warhammer. Tabletop games have D&D. Whether you like it or not. Video games have abusive worker conditions, but if you asked anybody what a LARP was, they'd blue screen, and they definitely wouldn't know the secret lore of where to find one. Without an obvious example, people like me are reliant on making dozens of YouTube videos to frantically explain the difference between latex and boffers. Hopefully this video will move the needle somewhat, and hopefully someday soon, LARP gang will rise up and become the next hit thing that famous celebrities like to do to make all the normies go, What? But he's hot! But then I'm out to it. I hope you enjoyed this video. Comment below with your comparisons between games of playing pretend and maybe support me on Patreon so that I can LARP about having a real job. But yeah! Davie out.


I welcome you all once again to my channel Explore Education and I am Dr. Rashfi Singh, Assistant Professor Department of Education, Assistant Kharna Ghazri College, University of Allahabad and it is my email ID. The lecture will be in bilingual mode and we are discussing the theories of personality nowadays and today I am going to take a very important theory of personality that is Erick Erickson's theory of personality and this lecture will be useful for various teaching examinations because there are many many questions on personality which has to be asked in certain examinations. Okay and do subscribe my channel so that you can get my all videos and stay connected, stay tuned. So let's start. First of all something about Erickson. Erick Erickson extended fried stages by discussing the cultural implications of development. Certain cultures, they need to resolve these stages in different ways based upon their cultural and survival needs. When we were reading fried, we read Neo-Fridians. In Neo-Fridians, those people who made the theory of personality, they left that thing which is criticized as a point of sexuality. So Erickson's basic theory of fry is that he has developed a socio-sexual and socio-sexual development of personality. He has said that social, cultural, society, culture, all these things impact the individual's personality more than a narrow thing. Narrow, you can say, it impacts many things, it only impacts sexuality as fried was saying. So he has extended fried stages. Then Erickson maintained that personality develops in a pre-determined order. He is saying that it is a pre-determined order, that pre-determination has already happened that our personality will pass through 8 stages. These are 8 stages which are socio-social development. This is the individual and the society. The interaction is going on and our personality is getting united in accordance to Erickson. From infancy to adult. Generally, the psychologists have not talked about personality development after 12-18 years. But Erickson has gone up to death. He has covered up to 8 stages. So this is a very clear classification of stages. Then Erickson was interested in how social interaction and relationships played a role in the development and growth of human beings. How does social interaction play a role in the development and growth of the person? How is social interaction and relationships being made? How is it impacting the personality? This is what he tried to explain to Rishi. What will be the theory of personality? During each stage, the personality will be divided into three groups. What will be the theory of personality? During each stage, there are 8 stages of socio-social development. Then he says that during each stage, the person experiences a socio-social crisis. He says that every person experiences a social crisis. Which could have a positive or negative outcome for personality development. He says that there is a crisis every time. If you cover it smoothly, if you go to the transition phase, if you go to the next stage, then you will have a good personality. If you are not able to do it, then the personality will disintegrate. Then for Erickson, this crisis is due to a socio-social nature. Why is this crisis not happening? Because it is a socio-social nature. What will be the socio-social needs of the individual? What is the need of the individual? What is the need of the society? What is the need of conflict? If both the needs are going to one side, whether the individual wants something, the society wants something. If there is a conflict or a crisis, then there is a problem. Then according to the theory, successful completion of each stage results in a healthy personality and the acquisition of basic virtues. He says that if we successfully complete each stage, if we resolve the crisis in a good way and go to the next stage, then what will happen? We will be able to develop a healthy personality and we will be able to take basic virtues. We will be able to develop basic virtues. They will become a physician. Then stages. Since these are hierarchical stages, and this is exactly how we should remember in this crime. We cannot make any fair in this. So you have to remember that in the first stage, there is trust versus mistrust. Now it will be explained later. But for now, you remember this crime. Trust versus mistrust. Either we can believe it or we cannot believe it. Then autonomy versus shame. That is, freedom or we are not able to do that work, then there will be some shame, some doubt created. Then initiative versus guilt. That is, to do something, you will have the initiative to do something new and if you are not able to do it, then what will happen? Then industry versus inferiority. Industry means that we want to do something. We want to do something. We want to do something. But if we are not able to do it, then inferiority will be complex. Identity versus confusion. Who are we? We want to decide this. And if we decide, then it is good. If we cannot decide, then the identity crisis will happen. It will become a state of confusion. Intimacy versus isolation. On the next stage, they are saying that either we want to keep an intimate relationship and we will keep an intimate relationship. If we are not able to keep it, then we will isolate it. That is, it will become vulgar. It will become different. Then generativity versus stagnation. Integrity versus despair. These are the last mature adulthood and these are the stages of late adulthood that will clear you from the picture ahead. So this is why I remember. At least remember it first. Then you will understand. See, the beginning was here. Trust versus mistrust. That is, when a child is an infant in a state of depression, then what is the crisis for him? Trust versus mistrust. So trust will develop towards your caregiver and it will not happen. What will happen in early childhood? Here it is said that this is another summary. You will be able to understand it better. What is the next stage? You will know the year. From birth to 18 months. Then it will be 2 to 3 years like this. What is in early childhood? Autonomy. Either we have to do something. It will be autonomy that we can do this by ourselves. Personal independence. Personal independence. If we cannot do it, then shame and doubt. Like we teach toilet training here. If the child has delayed gratification, he has stopped it, he has told it from time, then it is good.  Like this. Then in preschool, initiative versus guilt. The child is going to school. In the state of being able to go to school, he takes initiative for many things. And if he takes initiative, he does the work well and good. If he is not able to do it, then it is a crime. Similarly, school age. If the child goes to school, he will do many things. He will do many things. If he wants to do it, he will be given some tasks. He feels in pride that if he has achieved this accomplishment, and if he is not able to do it, then he will do it. It is inferiority complex. Then in adolescent age. Look at this. You should know that Erikson is not the concept of identity crisis. And they have told many stages by doing moratoriums on it. We are not detailing it here. But to understand each stage in yourself, you need each lecture. Adolescent stage is saying that we want to know who am I? Who am I? What roles do I need to adopt? What are the norms that need to be fulfilled? What is the gender concept that comes here to the person? So identity. Or we should know what is our situation and if identity does not come, then what will be the identity crisis? What is the stage of your role confusion? What do we have to do? Then what happens in young adulthood? Intimacy versus isolation. You can say that romantic relationships are made. Intimacy happens. And if you are fulfilled in it, then it is good. And if you are not, then you feel different yourself. Then your personality gets disturbed. Then in middle adulthood, generativity versus stagnation. We see that we are giving something to society. Productive. Our children have been born. And the children have started giving to society. They have grown up well. Everything is going well. Children are settling. So in middle adulthood, people see all this. And what happens in maturity? It is a reflection. Like a house has been built. It has been settled. Everything has been settled. All these things are in it. All this has been given as a diagrammatic representation. See here, love-intimate relationship is like this. Like this. See here, mirror type is given. What is reflection? At this stage, we see our whole life again. What we have achieved and what we have lost. If you have lived a very good life, if your children are settled well, if they are in good places, if there is no mis-happening in the way of God, then what will happen? There will be a feeling of integrity. We have lived a good life. And if this does not happen, then you will also be unhappy at that time. In middle adulthood, and ultimately death is there. So these are the stages, psycho-social stages, of psyche, that is, of individuality. Social is coming from society. There is conflict between the two. Conflict, they have told us all. Autonomy versus shape. Initiative versus guilt. What is all this? There is conflict. So if you cross the situation of this conflict well, then on the next stage, your transition will be good. And overall, when you go to the last maturity stage, then you will come to the integrity stage. If you have crossed all the stages correctly, then this is also a summary. You can understand this better. Infancy, 18 months from birth, conflict is happening, trust is happening, or mis-trust. I mean, if there is a child, then his caregiver goes to him. He is hungry. His mother immediately gives him milk. So this trust develops in him, that whenever he is in a state of pain, then his caregiver will support him. And what is the important event? What is the feeling? And what is the outcome? Hope is coming out. There is hope. The hope is also happening, that whenever he is in a state of pain, then he will be with someone. Similarly, early childhood, you have some time, two to three years, autonomy versus shame and doubt. Toilet training is an important event here. And what is the outcome? Will. Good will. Okay, we can do this. Similarly, there is a purpose of exploration. There is confidence coming out of school. You can develop fidelity in adolescence. There is love in young adulthood, there is an outcome. There is care in middle adulthood, and wisdom in maturity. I mean, I see intelligence in a very, very pure form, in the form of wisdom. How is it going? Reflection on life. Reflection is going on in your life. And it is very important that you are at the stage of integrity. So, he covered the entire lifespan. No one had covered it before. Generally, we read that after the adolescence stage, all these development things are left behind. Critical evaluation. If we want to take care of them, what will we get? By extending the notion of personality development across the lifespan, ricks and outlines a more realistic perspective of personality development. What has he done? He has done it for the development of people. He has done it for the development of people. I mean, you can say, yes, this is what happens. Then, based on Erikson's idea, psychology has reconceptualized the way the later periods of life are viewed. I would say, the first time we saw that the last time, the time of the past, the time of life, which was not given importance in personality development, they are also considering that middle, late adulthood can also be disintegrated in your personality development. So, middle and late adulthood are no longer viewed as irrelevant. They are not irrelevant. They are also relevant to them. Because of Erikson, they are now considered active and significant times of personal growth. They are also a part of your personality development. They should be considered. Then, while this theory was impacted by psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud's work, Erikson's theory centered on psychosocial development rather than psychosexual development. I have also told you that Sigmund Freud's work is based on this, but he did not take psychosocial stages with him, and his classification must have been very good. It is also very easy to understand. It is also very important. See, if you do not have anything, you can answer this question by closing your eyes that there are eight stages. But he will say which stage is the middle one. So, you should definitely remember where exactly the middle one will come. The middle one will come on the ninth stage. But he will ask which stage is the fourth stage, which stage is the fifth stage. He will ask which stage is the fifth stage. He will ask what is the right stage. What is the outcome of this stage? What is the conflict? There are many questions on it. So, we will remember it well. Only then we will be able to answer them. Okay? I have completed this theory also for personality and I have covered all personalities of all theories of personality, which is in the course of Emmy first semester. Okay? So, thank you all and don't forget to like and subscribe my channel Explore Education. Join my Telegram group too. Okay? Done from my side.


a lot of people always ask me yo man why don't you read fiction well i'm going to give you a straight up answer quite frankly i think fiction fiction is a waste of time i used to be one of those people i used to read you know those books the big ass ones the game of thrones books you know harry potter all these different series and whatnot and i slowly changed my reading material to more of the non-fiction you know biographies business books personal development books spiritual books and stuff like that the reason i've done this is because i've come to the conclusion that our time is pretty short on this earth right and if we are going to achieve what we want to achieve we need to be putting what we need in our brains we need to be feeding our brains the right material for success and non-fiction is that it gives you practical advice it gives you real-world advice and real-world evidence of things that can elevate you fiction is as good as watching a tv show all it does is it works on your imagination skills if you're reading fiction to me it's second hand material compared to non-fiction i mean you're going to read fiction for amusement or for you know entertainment the same way you can watch a movie that'll get to think a certain type of way that will make your brain be in another state of consciousness almost but for practical aspects i think non-fiction is the way to go you can't really get too much out of fiction because it's fiction it's not real sure you can say that some of the fiction books are based on reality and based on concepts in reality but wouldn't it be more insightful to read on history things that have happened or read on you know new scientific advances so you know exactly what's going on in reality and not speculation so that's my approach that's why decide that it's better for me to read non-fiction and if i want to read fiction i find it much better to just watch a movie it's quicker and gets the point gets the main points than reading the fiction books the fiction books have got up to 800 pages a thousand pages i could read about four non-fiction books and get practical advice in the same amount of time so it depends what you're reading for you're reading for entertainment or you're reading to learn and grow if you're reading to learn and grow i recommend you stick with the non-fiction books if you're reading for a little bit of fun a little bit of entertainment going with fiction and that's my approach but you can do whatever you want peace