We're pleased to welcome Sylvan Zhang. Sylvan is product and operations lead at Starboard working on various product research and development projects in the areas of network governance, Web3 service marketplaces and creative user engagement. Today, Sylvan will be charting a course through new frontiers in Web3 with Filecoin EVM. Welcome, Sylvan. Hi. How's everyone doing? Can you guys see my screen? We can now, yes. Hello, everyone. I hope that all of you guys are doing well and enjoying your time in Amsterdam. My name is Sylvan and I work at Starboard on products and also operations. I'm really honored to be here, although not physically, but I hope you guys can feel my spirits. Today, I will be talking about why Filecoin is an important building block of Web3 and also what new opportunities will be unlocked when you combine the provable storage of Filecoin with the programmability of EVM. Before we get started, let me just quickly introduce Starboard a little bit, who we are, what we do, and what are our goals. Basically, we are a main contributor to the Filecoin ecosystem focusing on network analytics and also application design. The reason we're doing this is that we found the Filecoin network to be highly sophisticated. I mean, it's sophisticated enough for 11 speakers to talk about various topics without any repetition. But this level of sophistication brings many challenges to the ecosystem and also to all its participants, like storage providers, clients, and investors in terms of understanding Filecoin and also participating in this unique Web3 data economy. And that's why we aim to provide analytic solutions and also product development to drive network understanding and adoptions. And for the analytics part, I think my colleague Edward had a great talk this afternoon and basically our approach is to build data analytics infrastructures and to help people understand what's happening. And for the product part, we're trying to build like intuitive products to help people use the Filecoin blockchain, whether it's making search deals, calculating service economics, or participating in a creative data storage experience. So, we have been working in the Filecoin ecosystem for quite some time and what do we find? First, Filecoin is enormous. It has around 16 exabytes of storage capacity available. To put that into perspective, the recording of my talk of this talk is 16 exabytes. It means that this talk will last about 3.8 million years, but I mean, it's okay. I promise I won't keep you guys that long. And also, there are around like 72 petabytes of real data stored on Filecoin from over 3 million storage deals. And according to the stats from NFT.storage, there are over 58.2 million NFT objects stored on Filecoin. And in terms of assets, and this is the part that people usually didn't pay too much attention to, in terms of asset, there are currently 130 million Filecoin locked with the network, which is equivalent to around $2.6 billion in total value locked. And also, Filecoin has one of the most vibrant developer ecosystem in Web3. I mean, there are fabulous teams working on all kinds of use cases, all kinds of infrastructures, tooling, and also like different programs. And so far, many has considered Filecoin as the storage layer for Web3. And the current major use cases include providing storage to NFTs and also Web3 use cases, providing storage to like Web3, to Web2 data sets, or like providing permanent storage and also to a metaverse gaming audio and video. However, we think that this is just the beginning. When smart contract programmability are combined with provable storage on Filecoin, there are a lot of value and potential to be unlocked. So think of the storage and retrieval capabilities on Filecoin as the layer zero, and it's already a super valuable stack to Web3, but it's insufficient for developers who want to build more complex applications through programmable smart contracts. And now let's go to the layer one of the smart contract programmability, which is the key to the success of Ethereum. Currently, Filecoin does not have this kind of user-defined smart contracts. So in order to access programmability, developers use bridges to other programmable blockchains. I mean, I've presented a few, like for example, like Ethereum and also Neer, are some of the more commonly used blockchains for programmabilities on Filecoin. The Filecoin team is working very hard to bring general programmability to Filecoin, and there have been tremendous progress with the development of the Filecoin virtual machine, or the FVN. So the FVN is the Watson-based polyglot execution environment. It's designed to support both native Filecoin actors between languages that compile to Watson, and also foreign runtimes such as EVM. So it means that Filecoin will bring together smart contracts and also provable storage on one network. I'm just so excited to talk about what opportunities that FVN will unlock. So a very obvious opportunity will be in the NFT space. I would like to share an article I read a while ago. This author makes a joke about the current NFT structure, where the storage of the NFT metadata is not verifiable. So it's pretty funny. It's like a really funny thought experiment, but consider that billions of dollars of NFTs are actually traded every day. I think maybe it's worth some attention. And a great opportunity is to create NFTs with verifiable metadata, and it's enabled by decentralized storage and also smart contracts. So you will never find a stranger-looking emoji in your wallet after spending significant money on an NFT. Another thing that FVN can enable is content-first NFT. So it's actually quite bizarre to me that people don't actually care about the content of the NFT, but we believe that there's tremendous value in the content as well going forward. So just want to briefly mention NFT storage is a wonderful tool for people to store their NFT with like Filecoin. And then we're pretty sure that with the programmability and also like capability of the FVN, there will be even more use cases and more popular use cases with the powerful proof of storage on Filecoin. And so earlier I mentioned that there are actually people, a lot of people often ignore that there are just so much assets that was committed to the Filecoin network, which I think that another opportunity that lies ahead is DeFi with Filecoin. And as previously mentioned, there are over 130 million Filecoin logs with the network. And if we are comparing to some of the DeFi projects, a $2.6 billion TVL will actually rank Filecoin eighth among all DeFi projects. And what's more important is that according to our data, we found that there are actually over 1 million file in demand for token collateral every week. And also the annualized on-chain field-to-field return can be as high as like 90%, which I think is a great opportunity for a staking protocol that can leverage this fantastic high field-to-field return and then generates like a really attractive yield over those on the other blockchain networks, which are normally on like low double digits, like 15%, 20%, right? And another opportunity is data dows. I feel like many of the speakers have already addressed on this topic. So I just want to bring some different perspectives as well. So we often hear people saying that data is the most important and also most valuable assets in the 21st century. So creating a dow around data assets would seem, I would say, it seems like very reasonable. And like from my perspective, I think there are generally three kinds of value in data. One is the value in evidence and record. The second is the value in information. And also the third is the value in derived insights from like, for example, like machine learning or computation over data, et cetera. So there could be like various forms of data dows holding that data assets that generate different values. For example, on the evidence and records, you can have like data dows that aim to preserve records for the internet, or maybe just making sure a meme will last forever, like for centuries, right? That would be pretty cool. And for the value in information, like a pay per view, a pay per download, a business model can work well with like articles, movies, music, right? Think of a dow that hosts the rise to like some articles or some movies, and then you have this kind of like a pay per view or pay per download mechanism. This dow can run itself as well, right? Because it's generating value. And also like for derived insights, user can pay to compute over data asset on by a data dow, right? This can be a very common use case for machine learning and also like deep learning. So I just want to bring an example as the ocean protocol. I think it's not on FEM, but it is a data market on top of the leverage, the storage of Falkling. And basically what they do is to create, they create and also use data tokens to publish and also consume data services, right? So this can be a very good example for some of the data dow explorations or like data asset marketplace explorations for FEM. And also just to add on like what Deep just introduced about Falkling Plus, which is a great incentive program to use for storage on Falkling. And it gives storage providers 10x block rewards and can significantly improve their service economics. So with the help of FEM and also like Falkling Plus, we can actually create a store to earn experience to encourage users to store useful data on Falkling and have storage providers speak to store them, right? So it actually makes a lot of sense because by adopting the Falkling Plus program, the storage providers will have like a higher ROI, a higher storage returns. And then they are more than willing to actually take a share of that to bid for more volumes of data caps or more volumes of like useful storage. And this actually also creates incentives for clients to migrate the data or to actually store their data with Falkling. So this actually can be a very unique use case and also like a unique experience for Falkling as it can never happen with like Web 2 storage providers. And there are many more ideas and opportunities that will be enabled by FEM, including perpetual storage, reputation matrix, storage bounties, retrieval markets and so on. And for the interest of time, I would just provide some context but not discuss them in details. So what is Starboard doing or what is Starboard exploring with FEM? We're actually exploring a few different use cases that can potentially leverage the capabilities that FEM brings. For example, we're trying to explore the store to earn experience. The slide I showed earlier on the right, this is actually a product exploration from the Starboard team. So basically we're trying to build an auction style platform for people to actually put their valuable or like put their useful data on this platform for storage provider to store them. So this is like a prototype of a store to earn experience. And if FEM comes online, a lot of that logic can happen on chain with the programmability of smart contracts. And also another thing, because we believe like we are like working a lot with data analytics and there will definitely be a lot of new metrics and a lot of new data fields that we can analyze and then provide insights on them. So in one area we're also working on as FEM data analytics. Reputation metrics, this is also very important. We have a reputation dashboard for probably storage providers that provides contacts for when people want to, for example, make a landing deal to a minor to a storage provider or making a storage deal to a storage provider. You need a lot of contacts.  And also we're exploring like defile landing, right? So that could be a very interesting use case as well. And we're also hiring. We're hiring smart contract engineers, blockchain engineers, data scientists, researchers, product managers. So if you're interested in writing on this amazing journey, please feel free to reach out to us. We can also discuss more opportunities that FEM will bring as well. All right, that concludes my presentation. I hope you'll like it. I hope I have provided some useful information. Thank you. Great. Thanks, Sylvan, for that data-based view into the possibilities inherent in the Filecoin Network. We have time for a few questions to Sylvan. A lot of data. I know you have to take time to come up with a good... Thank you.


The key for successful development over the next 30 years will be to try to find the right balance between the role of the state and the role of the market. It entails trying to make sure that the state performs its role better, to try to reduce the scope for government failure, but also that the market performs its role better. The markets have not done very well. The markets caused enormous devastation in 2008, from which many countries have not really recovered. What we learned about the role of the state over the last 30 years is actually quite a bit. We've had a lot of experiences, a lot of dramatic events, successes beyond what anybody had ever thought. Successes in East Asia show growth rates that had never occurred before and reductions in poverty that were beyond anything imaginable. And we also saw big failures. What we learned is that the successes required a large role of the state. In fact, most of the successes in East Asia, something called the developmental state, played a central role. The failures, too, were a result of countries following the Washington census policies which entailed stripping away the state rather than reinventing the state. These were the countries in transition from communism to a market economy. These were the ex colonies in Africa as they got their independence. The policies that were pushed by the official institutions, World Bank and IMF, entailed a very limited role of the state. But that meant they couldn't develop the capacities to play the role that was absolutely essential for successful development or successful transition in the case of the former Soviet Union. But there's another important set of ideas which is there's a big discussion today everywhere in governance. That was not part of the development agenda 30 years ago. Today it is. We now understand that markets on their own are neither efficient nor stable and there needs to be a set of regulations. But in fact, markets don't exist in a vacuum. Rather than saying the role of the market versus the state, I would say the role of the market and the state together, the state and the market are just two of the institutions that make our society and our economy function. Their civil society, their cooperatives, their nonprofit institutions. And we often give short shrift to these other institutions. So that is another lesson that we've learned from the past and will be important for the next 30 years. The role of honest economists is to try to lay out what we know and what we don't know. And there are a lot of things we don't know and there are some things that we do know. We have lots of experiments and some of them are failures and some of the successes to try to relate that. There are some systematic patterings. Interpreting history is always going to be difficult. There are some cases of trade-offs, some cases of complementarities for a very long time. Economist said you could only get more equality at the expense of economic growth and we now realize that that view was wrong. We should have been more modest when we said that. And we need to be modest when we say currently the evidence is very strong that at the extremes of inequality that we are observing in the United States and some Western countries and the way that inequality is generated we could have more equality and more economic growth. So that's the role of the economists is to try to give modestly and with some degree of humility what the best evidence is on our understanding of these very complex social economic and political phenomena.


I think from those songs you already know who I'm talking about. Francis, I miss you. Frasha is in the studio here with us. Frasha, how are you doing? I'm good, maze. San tesana kwa invitiya kwa mashkulu. It's been a long time. It's been a long, long, long time. Yeah, I used to be young when you were coming out, but now I'm older. Why is that? Yes, and also we are joined by Eunice Iraqi here in studio with us. And they are going to talk about one of Nairobi's exciting events. They are going to talk about our city, what is happening in our city. And they have something to tell us on everything that we are going to tell us. Eunice Iraqi, welcome to Y254. The first time we are meeting. How are you doing? Thank you. Good, very good. Excellent. You are doing very great. That is great. Welcome to the city under the sun. And we are here to talk about everything that is happening under the sun. And you are one guy who wants to celebrate Nairobi city. Why do you want to celebrate Nairobi city? Because Nairobi is a beautiful city. I mean, it's so beautiful. You have so many beautiful places for runners. Like Karura, Arboretum, Ololuwa, even state areas that are really nice. And the city run, Nairobi run is the celebration of the city and the celebration of the runners. So this is how we are doing it. And we are contributing also to a cause in the city, which is Kibira 7. One thing that fresh you have come here for is Nairobi run. And we want to know, what is Nairobi run? Nairobi run is a celebration of the city. We are celebrating runners, we are celebrating the beauty of Nairobi. Kanaero. But because we live here, we don't see the beauty of Nairobi. There are so many beautiful places that we can go run. Kusabu say any time ya COVID also, it's good to keep fit. And the run is not about elite runners. It's a celebration of just normal runners, people like me and you. Kwa toa kuna vitambi. Kini bieki dogwa tende within a short place. And that's what it is. And also the Nairobi run is on the 14th and 15th of August. And there is no time, there is no gathering, there is no medal. We are celebrating everybody. If you register, you get a t-shirt. 500 people get a medal. I think it's a new concept that personally I liked it from the beginning. And I've been supporting it. When Nairobi is one of the beautiful cities, if actually you look at the Nairobi view, you've got to enjoy it. If you travel all over the world, even when you are watching movies, there are those iconic buildings, those iconic places. When you just look at them, you can see, I know that is Nairobi. I can realize that is Joe Bug, that is Budapest and all that. I know you are bringing this to Nairobi. What is that motivation? What motivated you to say we want to celebrate Nairobi? Well, actually we are doing Nairobi. We are doing Mombasa. We are celebrating all the major cities of Kenya. So we are starting with Nairobi. But then we are moving to Mombasa, where we have also beautiful places. Kenya is beautiful. If you travel you will see how beautiful, I mean you know it. So it's very beautiful. We are from abroad. I mean it shows even more because you are not used to it. You don't see it every day. For example in Nairobi, when I talk about Karura, when I talk about Arboretum, when I talk about Ololuwa, I mean a lot of these places, even people in Nairobi, they don't know them very well. That's very true. Like even the company, I mean the people, there are some places they didn't go to before. Because you are used to it, you pass next to it. But when you go inside and you see how beautiful it is, it's really nice. So that's what we are doing with the concept. We are featuring these places. We are showing it, like all of them. And we are even asking whoever registered or just go to our website to recommend other places and keep on discovering new places. One thing that you have actually brought out of this is that you are not going to the athletics way where we usually close the roads. But you are going to Arboretum, you are going to Karura forest and all that. Why did you go to those places? As you said, this run is not for elite runners. We run in Wakawaida. So we went to places where people run normally. So for example, there are people who are running in Roondah estate. And they have a nice place to run. The other thing I think, is that we have one of the best weather in the whole world. And we don't celebrate it. But that is something in other countries that it's hard to be found. The temperatures for running in our countries are very good temperatures. And I think where I come from, my background is I'm a physiotherapist. And because of my background, I know the importance of actually doing exercises. And so these places that we have that people are running in, they are normal places where groups run because we have many groups that have joined the run that come there and run. So I think it's important the routes that are given by the runners who are in the run. So these are running clubs that are out there. Now you are bringing them on to the limelight and everything. I think one of the things the audience would like to know is how do you register so that you can participate in the run. So to register it's very simple.  It's very simple. You just need to visit www.nirobi.run. So this is how people register. I just want to add one thing. Maybe we didn't talk enough about this. When we said we celebrate the city of Nairobi, it's not only the places we talked about. We have other places and the runners groups are organizing some runs like in Tigoni. We have David Tuo. He's organizing a run, a small group in Karin Waterfront. We have Douglas Wakihuri who is really one of the legends. We talked about the elite runners. I mean, that's the first Olympic middleist of Kenya, champion of so many places. He's a legend and he's also part of it and he's helping us a lot and he will be running in Gongoro Sanctuary Forest. So other places, I mean, we have a list of all the groups. I mean, I just want to mention all the runners groups maybe so that's to acknowledge, I mean, all of them who are part. So we successfully managed to have most of the runners groups with us. So we have Team Jashu. I mean, he's one of the most famous groups, runners groups in Nairobi. We will be running in Arboretum. We have Wakimbusi. Also they will be running in another place. We have like Hash Harriers who will be organizing also a run in another place. We have Tipua Tipua who are also with us. Actually they were with us on TV, on KBC2. We have Yurban Swaras who are also organizing a run. We have the Swamp Runners and we have even some runners because we are celebrating the runners and anyone who is active in the running exactly so that we feature them in our website, we feature them in our social media and we allow people to get to know about them and reach out to them directly. So we have, for example, Katara Wala, if you know her, like she's a famous runner. She draws things while she with her itinerary while she run. So she will be also running. I think in Karura we have Kenya Run in Diva and it's gone and we have also celebrated. It's like fresh air. It's good news. For your group. Tipua Tipua Tipua. Actually we came here with shorts and everything and we are going straight to Karura to run and walk. Actually for Nairobi run you can even walk if you want. So because it's not about, it's not a competition, it's a fun run. We have forgot to name them like woman run and walk group. Also they are with us and they will be participating. I cannot see where exactly, but I'll take my glasses. Just who they are. There you can see. They will be in Karura. A quick one that we are going to tell you right now. We are actually having one minute to the 100 meters it won and Mako Tiyono, the Kenyan is not on the starting list of that one and it's actually because of doping. He had requested for his sample B to be tested. It has been tested and is not in that one. Mako Tiyono is out of the 100 meters it in the Olympic teams. It's not our Olympic here, but what can we do? It is the rules and Mako Tiyono is out of that one. But we are still here on the touch land. Robert Rosoro Maxwell is not here with us today but I'm hanging out with the UNESCO Iraqi Action Marketing Plus and Frasha Nmkali himself is actually in the studio and he's talking about his own team Tim Kubwa is in Nairobi. Tim Kubwa. I have a team it's called Tim Frasha. We normally practice on Saturdays at 2pm. So after here we head in straight to Karura and basically my team is very small but I'm hoping to get new guys and new members to show these other guys what we can be able to do. So again kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa? I cut you short there when we were talking about other teams that are actually in this competition. So it is happening on different Nairobi places on the 2 days of 14th and 15th and at the same time well actually I mean we would have loved to have like different places happening with the start and finish but if you know with covid I mean that's why we from the beginning since we are doing this in covid we are not having any large gathering in any place and in any time and that's why the Nairobi run was designed this year this way so it's overtime so it's a week and we are even considering extending few more days so that people can even run this Monday or Tuesday and still be part of Nairobi run and we have like a lot of locations we have the places that we have listed but actually it's happening in so many places I couldn't say all the names it's lower Kabete so we have Wakimbuzi there Hashaliyos will be in Parak Club we have some people who register and they will be running in South B Bypass it's really almost everywhere like Tigoni, Swamp Runners will be in Tigoni Davitu will be in Karain Waterfront and anyone can run anywhere so it's not like they it's not mandatory to run in these places and the fact that it will be spread in all these places spread over weekend and spread over the hours of the weekend so each time it will be just a small weekend each time it will be just a small group or someone running alone so what we are doing is that you register you can run anywhere our objective is to have people spread running over this weekend there is no start no finish there is no distance it's really a fun run it's about enjoying running and when you see Russia it's all about fun how do you make this event fun because Nairobi as we know it we are fun people we come out to have fun when we want to first of all it's incorporating more celebrities in the run and sensitizing people it's good to stay healthy but apart from that anywhere anybody who knows me and anywhere I am me ma li pa shere atua kifunga tutapige shere so the shere that we'll be doing this time is walking, networking running and because of the rules that we have right now we cannot go all out and make it very the fun that we are used to so we are limiting it and also sensitizing people more but also something else that the reason why I also got involved with the run is because of the charity bit of it because part of the proceeds go to supporting a charity school it's called Kibera 7 which is a school in Kibera so I've been doing a lot of charity with my foundation, first foundation so I saw it nice for me to be able to get into something that helps me become healthy and also helps me give back to the society so for me, for the organizers I think that was a brilliant idea of coming up with how we can impact our own society as we help also our health Kibera 7 is our primary or secondary school so actually it's not only a school so just to give you an idea why we got involved with Kibera 7 so Douglas Wakihuri has been helping us and he is still helping us really involved helping us promoting the event and he is involved with Kibera 7 so that's a project that he is helping financially and with time and Kibera 7 they have a school and they have a running club also so the school they have about I was there like 2 days ago with Santos who is managing it and they are like having about 170 little less than 170 kids that they take care of they are like for the school and they have this running club where they try to identify potential runners with Douglas Wakihuri being involved so we are helping them and not only this we can also be featuring them and even if people don't register to Nairobi Run they will be able to help them directly so we publish this in the coming days in our social media and we promote it to make sure Kibera 7 is well is known and people can reach out to them directly and help them they don't need to register on Nairobi Run to help them they can even contact them directly so that's what will be publishing soon and hopefully they will get some help because they need it they are doing a great job helping kids they are also feeding every Saturday they do a feeding program where they are very often obliged to limit the number of kids that they feed so that's really a nice project a big one there and it is the first time that Nairobi Run is coming to Nairobi this will be the first event for Nairobi Run so on the weekend of 14 and 15 that will be next Saturday and Sunday you wanna have fun Nairobi Run is something you wanna go to it is www.nirobirun.com dot run but you can even if you type Nairobi Run.com it goes to the same place it goes to the same place so that's where you can get Nairobi Run first event first on 14th of 15th but fresh up will it be happening all the time or just one off event will it be happening again this is the first time we are doing it but I know it's going to be every year I am hoping so because we have already gotten people that are involved because this is the first time and we are limited a lot with the COVID rules hopefully by next year if we behave well we can be able to do a better event sensitive area there when it comes to the COVID-19 and the protocols when it comes to COVID-19 how are you dealing with that so we are very strict about it we are following the recommendations of the authorities Ministry of Health Ministry of Sports it's on our website with all the details and all the runners will have to follow this this is not a joke it's COVID so we have to be careful and we have to follow the government instructions so people will run with social distancing they will have masks and we are following the rules and we are making it clear we will be even in our social media posting about it also to make sure that we would love to see everyone following this and the fact that we are not organizing one large gathering that's also a good thing because people will be running in small groups so it will be easier or alone we are going there in Nairobi and that will be coming on the 14th and 15th of August 2019 Robert Rosoro here for the Touchland Unis Iraqi Action Marketing Places here with us to talk about Nairobi run and also and I've got fresh also in the studio my director is telling me that I've said 2019 2021 well I think it's because of this Olympics and everything that is happening there here that Mako Tiano has actually appealed and is waiting for that decision to come so let's expect that sample B of his test will be the correct one and he'll be representing Kenya on the 100 meters run New Zealand have won the women's rugby gold medal after defeating France 26-5 in that one so most of the updates of what is happening in the Olympics will be giving you that one and will be telling you all that is happening but we are still hanging out here and we are talking about Nairobi run and everything that is going to happen on that weekend fun and activity is what people usually come out for and this one coming out as this one what makes this different fresh first of all for me I think it's it has been a difficult time I've been COVID doing events and the fact that we've been able to separate people the fact that excuse me we've been able to get different groups to run and work together I think it's different in a lot of ways the run itself again there's no competition there's no time that you're supposed to gather around you can run on your own time there's no particular place that you're supposed to be so the run in itself the way it is it's been packaged I think it's a totally different new idea Younes if I was to ask you one place in Nairobi that is your favorite which one will it be? Well that's tricky question that's tricky question there are a lot of places I mean there are a lot of places I don't want to upset some people by saying this one or this one but I mean it's really all of them are beautiful the place I go often but it's because it's more convenient for me it's Karura Karura is a beautiful forest but I've been to other places I don't even know the name I went with the hash Harriers to run with them like 2 weeks ago on Sunday we went to Georgia and we went 10 kilometers off road and we end up in a place so beautiful and I cannot even tell you what's the name of the place because it's I think it doesn't have a specific name for anybody it's so beautiful and we spent an amazing day really very nice day a lot of places you know it's difficult to say this one you have Alboritum you have Ololuwa which is really wonderful you have even some state areas that are really beautiful yes Frasha William Kenyem you have been here you have grown in Nairobi and everything what is it about Nairobi that you don't want to live in Nairobi I think first of all it's the people there's a strong will of the people the spirit of the people in Nairobi I think that makes it a bit unique and also because it's a city under the sun I'm telling you the weather in Nairobi is sometimes you complain it's cold but if you go into other places you'll realize that one of the biggest blessings that we have in Nairobi is the weather also something that I want to add on to what Yonez has just said I think our country is very beautiful personally I've worked with them I've gone with them I've travelled with them around Kenya and we've been to very beautiful places that personally been you know, having grown in Kenya I've not even thought of visiting and you know me I'm just an example there are a lot of people that have not been able to travel because they don't even know where they are from so it's time for us to start discovering our own city there are people who live in Isili and Madare and one time in Kujakarura but if we start you know telling guys it's about time you just talk to them discover your town discover the new places the nice places that are there in this city I think people will be amazed by how beautiful Nairobi is it's actually a very big challenge to any Kenyan outside there because it is our city and actually it is true that many people don't know their city and I can give you a secret many people pass through Nairobi museum but they have never actually gone to Nairobi museum aboretum people pass through there but they have never gone into that place so these are chance for you to go outside there and actually enjoy Nairobi run first repeat for us registration and everything and people know that they are going to participate in this one and how will people know that this is Nairobi run outside there when the others are running they will see them with the t-shirt Nairobi run t-shirt actually when you register you get a t-shirt like a runner t-shirt I mean this is the one we are wearing so it's a polyester and rice knit so it's really made for runners so it's a good quality t-shirt and once you run and you upload your run details on the website and as Frascha said it's not important like the time you feel it you can just put an estimate you don't even need to monitor it and prove it or whatever what counts is the beautiful picture of the place you are running so that you can show this to the community this is my place this is the place I run and everyone will be posting a beautiful picture so it's completely new concepts different concepts of the run I just want to add one thing because we are talking about the beauty of Kenya the beauty of the places we said that we are not doing only Nairobi run we will do Mombasa run we will do Kisumu run we will do Machakos run we will do Diani run we will do Eldoret run and we travel to all these places together with Frascha I mean it has been very helpful we met with the runners there we went to like Bamburi we went to in Kisumu to the places where people run we went to Eldoret looking for places what are the beautiful places so we did all this before starting Nairobi run and our objective after is not only have Nairobi people discover the beautiful places of Nairobi is to have all the runners community or walkers whoever is interested in participating to go and discover even the other cities because even the other cities they have beautiful places to show Machakos we went to a forest that was so amazing you remember yeah and I've been I'm born in Machakos the place is close to where I come from but I've never gone there so I think it is important for people to start discovering and even from the people of the company who are here in their places they didn't know about because when you are used to it and you pass next to it as you said so with this we'll be able to feature it and hopefully people will be travelling from one city to the other and hopefully this COVID will be over soon and we'll have start and finish and it will be so that people again can enjoy running together but big one there finally fresh any new songs we should be waiting for I've been out of the studio for the past four years we took a break from music let's say something might be developing but at the end of the day Nairobi run is what is happening we have been hanging out with the fresh here in the studio for Nairobi run and Eunice Iraqi also came here to talk about Nairobi run and everything that is happening let's go for a short commercial break when we come back we'll be talking some matters and everything that is happening there and also we've got fans on and transfers and rumours on everything that is happening in the world of football it is the touch land Y254 I'm Robert Osoro


FNN, The Tiger, Financial News Network, TFN News Update. Good morning everyone, Basel Chapman here on this 10 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network Market Update on the 18th of November Friday. Wrapping up the week, very interesting week this has been and of course we start here at 9 o'clock with Tommy O'Brien doing the morning market kickoff and great show and now we're going to go to the Dow which is up 100 points at 33,640, the S&P now this is going to be very interesting so the Dow is up 0.25 percent, the S&P is up 0.3 percent up at $12 at 39.58, hit that 200 period moving average the other day and it's been repelled by it. Looking at the QQQ the NDX100 up 0.19 percent up 62 cents at 285 even with the semiconductors trying to help the market this is not working out all that well a little digestive phase we're talking about for the past week that we expected some kind of resistance some kind of a breather unfolding here we're looking at the IWM the Russell 2000 up 0.83 one of the better indices up $1.52 at 184.13 today gold gold pulling back down 9 points in 1753 also repelled the 200 period exponential moving average making the 1740 to 1732 key support looking at the dollar the dollar is trying to rally a little bit yes up 0.03 at 106.69 above the 200 period moving average which is trying to be a propeller but it's more like a magnet looking at the TLT that's bonds are up 5 ticks at 100.38 it should try for a leg D into the 101.60s we're looking at the crude oil did I do that now crude oil is down very sharply we've been talking about this for weeks the crude oil looks like it's going to be making low lows and low highs will it do that one seeing that today 78 down 3.8% that's that's a big move look at that arch formation in the weekly chart so this is going to be very important I've spoken about I'll do my show coming up the Tiger technicians are talking about axon and the oil services etc I'll be back in a moment check out my opening call my daily newsletter and this is going to be a very interesting session see you in a moment and have a great weekend


Everybody forced here ripping 20 21 select football hobby 6 box number 22. This is a tiered random team style break I'm gonna leave the results on screen for you for just a moment. Good luck everybody Let's go ahead and get started Be pretty cool if you call your shot There's a try color premiere level for the Jags James Robinson 45 of 199 silver field level Browns rookie Greg Newsom the second Silver concourse for the Patriots Nelson Aguilore Snake skin someone called snakeskin. It might not be the player. They were thinking it is a rookie. It doesn't look like it said Giants blue and the red straight down the middle. It's like a Giants Throw the football. I'm guessing Jones, right? Yeah That's actually pretty sick concourse snakeskin Giants Daniel Jones one of two Congrats G-men That's freaking awesome, man Dan M with the Giants great-looking card Great start the mags Steelers tie diado Alan Fannica Great starts at this one 21 to 25 great color Fannica Darius Tony Silver phenomenon jets with the Zac Wilson. Sorry I passed right by that fields Jack Zach Wilson's phenomenon silver jets premier level silver Giants rookie Kaderious Tony Feral Try color concourse bucks to try and show you Inca rookie 144 249 concourse silver of bears Justin Fields rookie concourse Do I pull every Alan Fannica auto it out of everything flawless like whatever maybe I'm pulling Alan Fannica autos That's rookie Mack Jones Got blue premier level Panthers Christian McCaffrey Partial color off color match I guess nineteen to one forty nine concourse over rookie Chargers Josh Palmer Vante Smith premier level Eagles Silver club level Ravens rookie Rashad Bateman Field level Josh Allen no offense Broncos 44 49 Jersey card Club level silver bears rookie Khalil Herbert purple premier level Jets rookie Elijah Moore Nice Elijah Moore 69 out of 75 concourse silver bears David Montgomery Relic here should be relic auto. We saw the relic earlier, so Wow, dude Jets Zach Wilson Silver rookie Jersey auto Sick hit Jets 76 out of 99 Yeah, buddy Matthew a congrats on that one look at that for you There we go. There we go Mills mafia premier level base Really good first box great parallels Great rookie hit there silver snapshots Stephon digs Buffalo premier level silver Derek Henry, Tennessee Gold now a gold. Oh, no, that's a gold It's gonna be big. I hope I was being it's artistic selections It's a patriot. It's a rookie. It's Mack Jones Gold rookie Artistic selections five out of ten Whoo monster hitpats Steve s Good Lord That is absolutely sick Artistic selections five of ten Mack Jones Hell of a box to start the six box break here Holy cow man premier level silver rookie Panthers Chuba Hubbard and a Monfield level on the back of box one Are you kidding dude? goodness gracious Congrats to the Patriots the Giants had that snake skin Jones as well congrats to the Jets Good stuff there And a zebra in the next box Good. God, man. We got a good half case going here. It's the it's the insert phenomenon zebra Insert Aaron Rogers That's a pretty wild-looking guard congrats Packers not numbered Beautiful case hit zebra there and his silver premier level Niners rookie Trey Lance That's Island Wallace field double rookie there. She's getting crazy. Let's get real crazy. This is before Almanac, too Michael Gallup jersey card Cowboy 7 to 49 So our concourse try and shrink up for the bucks Turner Hollins got Michael Carter premier level Jets blue 4 of 149 got silver premier level Watt for the Cardinals Yeah, I guess I do right now. We pulled heat in the baseball break last Lance Ricky concourse base Tyler Wallace Ravens rookie Jersey Auto 27.99 Ravens, I think most people like to select over prison currently Silver selections Mac Jones rookie for the Patriots silver club level Rashad Bateman Ravens rookie a Tricolor Keenan Allen Chargers premier level nice k8 13 5 of 199 silver concourse Ricky bucks Kyle Trask moot tie-dye now Premier level snapshots Justin Herbert We're like spreading the hits around here. I love it dude. Congrats Chargers on the big card Dan M Herbie tie-dye three out of 25 on the snapshots I've boomed so many so many hits now. I've been yelling about so many hits I mean pull a big card and I'm like, oh, that's cool from a level silver Rams 2 2 out. Well Darren Waller God Okay, come on now. What is this? Come on, dude Come on Jared Patterson rookie field level zebra What is going on? Congrats Washington Rookie field level zebra Jared Patterson, this is just silly concourse silver chase Ricky for the Bengals as well nice card there God, there's a green now. What the heck? What the Frick? What the Frick? Field level green. All right. All right. Everybody settle down. This is this is this is getting ridiculous. This is getting wild field level green Rams, let's see a Stafford or a cup or something Cooper Cove. Yeah very nice field level green Congrats Rams 3 of 5 Jeffrey H Super Bowl MVP best season receivers ever had last year We're two boxes in I feel like we pulled a full breaks worth of hits here God, man, silver club level Lions TJ Hawkinson. I mean hobby and hobby directive exact same thing This is this is getting nuts. This is getting crazy A trailance auto now 7 of 49 oh Man, oh man maroon color match, too. I Don't know what to say you guys. I Don't know what to say anymore 7 of 49 rookie signatures trailance. I Yeah, man slight has had some hot boxes though. It can go cold. It could go hot We're on the we're on the good side this time got Kyle Pitts We got silver phenomenon Packers Aaron Rodgers silver field level Curtis Martin Jets Kyle Trask Hey, man, it can go cold it can go hot and we got a hot. We got we're hot right now So try color concourse chargers Ricky big palm Josh Palmer one ninety eight to two forty nine silver Lamar Jackson concourse Moving on box three What more could there be Insanity laugh I feel insane Like it's like a weird good fever dream. Oh, I don't know That's what I'm saying. I hope all my neck has as good a card as this I hope Silver sensations Max Jones Patriots silver concourse Jacob Harris Rams rookie bit off-centered quite a bit off-center on the Harris Lance premier level base pretty wow, dude nice concourse purple rookie color match Kenan Wang Wu Vikings 275 premier level silver. Do you want me brown Washington? I don't know off the top of my head They were at 1550 a few days ago Concourse blue for the Seahawks strain escrage rookie Three of 199 and premier level silver Joe makes in bangles Davis take a quick peek Don't know if they've changed. They may not have Slight hobby is 1600 now keeps going up man. I don't I don't know when it's gonna stop Elijah Moore, I think that's an XRC.  You got to be kidding me Kenny pick it XRC Steelers Par for the course of this break big card Pittsburgh This is literal this is about insanity right here concourse over Adrian Peterson Vikings and a Jalen Darden field-level rookie for the Bucks I Feel every team is gonna have a big hit and I love that because this is a group break. I love that Got silver field-level rookie equals to Bonte Smith. There you go birds. Nice card there Silver Mac is like the 20 25th best card in this break Davis Mills six of 99 rookie jersey for the Texans Was mafia premier level silver Mac Jones now there you go Pat's bit off-centered left to right Not sure about top to bottom, but left to right off-centered there Pat's Go Michael McCorkel Jones Lawrence concourse Jonathan Taylor 16 of 99 jumbo Jersey auto for the Colts It's like everyone's number one overall fantasy pick This was tiered random teams got Zach Wilson concourse Second here concourse try color chiefs Tony Gonzalez Number 1 8 6 2 49 when I sit here Jamal Charles Silver auto chiefs Speak of fantasy football that guy's a legend 129 of 199 this break two teams for spot and the tiered random team style six box break 584 99 585 Silver selections Michael Carter Jets concourse over Collin Granson Colts You guys link is in the bio for all our group breaks were scheduled out through Wednesday currently Bonte, there's a Lawrence selections for the Jags silver concourse Tony rookie for the Giants Recover field level tie-dye Concourse Jags DJ shark One of 25 for the Jags club level silver rookie Packers. I'm our erodgers Premier level blue Colts color match Jonathan Taylor couple nice Jonathan Taylor's here as well 136 of 149 club level silver Niko Collins Texans Three more boxes everybody three more Some LSE fans Purple premier level Ravens Tylen Wallace rookie Smoochie Wallace 35 is 75 premier level silver Felton for the Browns Silver concourse rookie Giants Aziz O'Jallari Quentin Nelson field level the cards aren't for sale. They're part of a group race Concourse Maroon Falcons Ritchie Grant rookie Nine of 149 club level silver Panthers shy Smith. Oh nice one birds Devon say Smith concourse white rookie Uniform match 20 of 35 Silver field about premier level rookie Rashad Bateman Ravens. Yeah, it's like this been a lot of fun Doesn't other XRC it sure is It is Panthers is that Corral then yep Matt Corral Panthers XRC You go Panthers Silver concourse Cowboys the Elliott's St. Brownfield of a rookie for the Lions The Smith is getting back for the Eagles by the way didn't say that out Jets rookie Jersey Zach Wilson number 59 of 99 Premier level silver Ravens Ed Reid. Well Lawrence premier level base Jags tri-color concourse Rams Marshall Falk 690249 silver club level Jets Corey Davis Silver field level Taylor Heinecky Washington Elijah Moore premier level Jets Rookie selections Trey Lance Niners a Thurman Thomas Bills Jersey Otto to a 49 the Bills legends JC Horn It's been a fun break you guys We've got two more boxes after this one, so we've got Najee Harris concourse a blue paint manning colts color match Colts have a few nice color matches. There's a points card behind here 1500 not a low number not a low amount points still Manning 45 of 199 concourse blue for the Colts That was a set Williams Silver selections ETN Jags silver concourse Gibson for Washington Silver sensations Brady for the Bucks silver concourse Najee Steelers Najee Harris rookie whoo to go here. All right. We got to heat back up now. I Mean the first like two boxes of the break were like enough for like a whole case Silver selections Kyle Trask for the Bucks silver concourse to offer the Dolphins Mandre Silver sensations Lions Deandre Swift silver concourse Bills Josh Allen chase base Premier level tri-color Bucks rookie Jalen Darden 134-199 silver Premier level rookie ETN for the Jags off-center left to right on that one This was tiered random team. So two tiers By value top and bottom and then get a random team from each Another XRC dude the XRC's run together in cases. It's so weird. What is that? What helmet is that? Titans now some Titans. Oh Drake London Falcons. Duh dude nice hit Falcons XRC Drake London That's the first London. I pulled a dance. Why so confused very nice. We'll get that one back for you Falcons Silver concourse Vikings Kellen Mond and a field level pits Good stuff man the Bonte Smith 32 and 99 rookie Jersey Eagles Silver Premier level bills Marquez Stevenson could have been Desmond Ritter to that's right Steven I just don't know. I didn't recognize the Falcons on with it I don't brain brain brain for it. I guess premier level tie-dye Come on. Come on now Could be rookies those Broncos Jerry Judy nice Denver tie-dye premier level Jerry Judy in 11 to 25 Silver club level Damian Harris Patriots Jamar Chase Premier level rookie strike color Josh Allen Jags Josh Allen 46 at 149 Silver Josh Palmer Chargers club level how pits rookie selections Falcons got Nick Bosa Niners Jersey Auto 2 of 99 Solid hit for the 49ers Brian Edwards Nice to a field level try color for the Dolphins Finns 56 to 75 Silver field level Broncos Jerry Judy and waddle concourse there Silver concourse Ian book rookie for the Saints would not pay away field level rookie Ravens all the time man How pits couple for the Falcons chase phenomenon of Bengals Silver Mills mafia field level Nice card Texas Tyson Campbell Montana red concourse Packers Eric Stokes rookie Number 92 and 99 a semi fohoco Cowboys auto 23 of 99 There was a Lance auto I don't think we might we may have had like a Lawrence Silver so far And just base fields I believe so actually no there was a there was a concourse silver, but it was off-centered the bears Guys if you're watching on tiktok Make sure to throw us a follow click the link in the bio We're gonna be streaming the rest of the night on YouTube and twitch only we have our sports card Almanac ultra high-end multi sport edition live Hit drafts gonna be a ton of fun. Make sure you guys are subscribed to YouTube We're following on switch and click the link in the bio to take you to the site find all the info there Will be done for tiktok for the night after this break You definitely want to see this tonight Tie-dye rookie patch Cornell Powell chiefs 15 to 25 insane Silver premier level Ravens Ed Reid and sports card Almanac is the late in sports cards repack products all sold out to a redemption JC horn Panthers Ricky signature memorabilia prism Panthers JC horn concourse tricolor Mills mafia. There you go Texans That's nice Team color match 94 95 of 249 Love centered hub level silver Vikings Adam feeling I think that was Friday 6. I think more Jamar chase Silver concourse Ridley for Atlanta feeling Philips field of a rookie dolphins Wrestling iMac that'd be fun Lower price point to a lot of people get in I think Zach Wilson Jets rookie silver phenomenon Jalen waddle dolphins A level silver Packers and Murray Rogers and a Jalen waddle premier level. Yeah, this is these are hobby boxes a Blue Jonathan Taylor another field level or a premier level blue Jonathan Taylor This one is 134 of 149 silver field level Ravens rookie odafe oa Levi on who's a Rique? Yeah, the field level white Lawrence was insane. I think it was Friday. I think it was orange concourse Jets Quinn and Williams 25 of 49 concourse silver Panthers terrace Marshall jr. Mond premier level concourse silver Matt Stafford rams chase Claypool I've watched that movie a while It's one of those movies you watch as a kid a bunch. I feel like Very nice whites Uniform match Derek Henry premiere level at 629 to 35 Nice one Titans Good looking card Silver premier level rookie browns Demetric Felton. It's got silver concourse Bucks Jalen Darden Chewbacca Hubbard it is absolutely pouring like pouring pouring insane tricolor concourse chiefs Tony Gonzalez 60 of 249 Packers Lynn Dickey auto 50 of 99 Yeah, I guess I guess Madtown you rip so much we ripped so much of it here that I Did you catch on pretty quick silver selections Jalen waddle dolphin So for premier level Cowboys in the fohoco Just came out Let's do this points random and then we'll do a quick recap everybody again We'll be a little behind going into the first Almanac, but we will be all right for tonight you guys Most drafts don't take usually you we have it we schedule it for enough time just case a draft does go the full way, so Be all right, we're gonna have a lot of fun either way always do Points card 1500 random to all spots decent amount of points, so Too bad at least again if you're on tic-tac, don't be able to see the random only YouTube and Twitch can see the randoms seven times Whoever is up top gets the points seven times one two three four five six seven Larry s Larry s All right, let's do a recap now everybody. What a break first either the last few boxes were Decent, but the first few good Lord. It's all from six boxes. I can't believe that relics chiefs Cornell Powell tie-dye Eagles Devontae Smith got jet Zach Wilson Saxons Davis Mills Cowboys Michael Gallup Broncos Noah Fance Autos now Packers Lynn Dickey Panthers redemption is JC Horne rookie signature memorabilia prism Cowboy Simi Fajoco Jersey Auto now Niners Nick Bosa Bill's Thurman Thomas a chiefs auto Jamal Charles Jersey Auto Colts Jonathan Taylor Jersey Auto Ravens Tylen Wallace and tie-dye auto Steelers Alan Fannica. All right, everything else is in a mag We had that Xrc Drake London. Congrats on that one Falcons. We had a concourse snakeskin Giants Daniel Jones 1-2 But a field level green for the Rams Cooper cup That one's three of five concourse white Eagles rookie Devontae Smith 20 of 35 a zebra phenomenon insert Packers Aaron Rodgers a Snapshots tie-dye Chargers Justin Herbert 3 of 25 An Xrc of Kenny Pickett a Maroon rookie auto Niners Trey Lance 7 of 49 rookie Jersey Auto Jets Zach Wilson 76 of 99 and Gold Mac Jones artistic selections 5 out of 10 for the Patriots Gold Mac Jones artistic selections.  What a break. Thanks again everybody got all men that coming up


The All Progressive's Congress candidate, Nasser Idris, has been declared the winner of the 2023 governorship election in Keby. Idris was declared winner on Sunday by the returning officer, Yusuf Saido, in burning Keby, the state capitol of YPP 477 votes to layman magazine of BLLP 216 votes that Idris Nasser of APC having satisfied the requirement of the law is hereby declared the winner and return elected. And God bless the federal republic of Nigeria.


with the stockswish.com. Happy Memorial Day everyone! Monday's Memorial Day, the market will be closed and I really was not anticipating on training today because it is the day before a holiday where the market will be closed and it usually is low volume and actually this gap had low volume. This really had like next to no volume in the morning but I saw and I thought it's gonna work. So I ended up doing it. I really was not gonna do anything if this hadn't set up today though and it just so happened that the volume did come in fast. So I do have rules for those kinds of things which I review and go over in the gap course but let's take a look at it. What what a nice I mean this is I'm not in this anymore but this isn't this is a dream target. This is a dream target for Marvell. This looks like it's actually 13. I mean it got within 16 cents here. This should go to 13 today and again I'm done. I like to be done in the morning. I do not like to trade all day but Marvell. Look at this. Wow. Let me just look at something here if I had stayed in it down to this point. Hold on. Or if I stayed in it to 13 which I didn't I just want to see something here. Oh my Atlanta. Well I did the right thing being out of this by now but look here it's still going. Pew. So it was fine and I shorted this here with a tight tight tight tight tight stop. Boom.  And then I actually decided to redo it which sometimes I'll do a trade take the whole thing and get out. Sometimes I'll do a trade take the whole thing and then get out of half and let the half ride down. I got out of this whole thing in here because I really was going to just quit for the day and was prepared to do so but then I was checking emails and doing stuff and just trying to catch up on my life. Look here this is going to 13 and I saw this basting basting basting and I decided to do it again. So I decided to do this again and I got one more drop in this into here. Really I was looking for 13 30-ish. So I did get a second move in this but this is going to 13. Wow. Let's try 15. So this is a beautiful beautiful beautiful golden gap here for today. Day before a holiday. Couldn't ask for more. You just never know until you get up in the morning and look for gaps. And I do really love wonderful golden gaps but this was one of the ones where he had to have the right set up and I really was looking for a quick move and all out. I did get that in this but then I saw it reset up again and it was just weak. Week, week, week, week, week. And I really liked the weakness in this today and it did have the volume to come into it into the open period and the gap did rate well. Showing the gap rates well you can do it. So this was a nice solid day in here in a Friday day before a long weekend. I hope everyone has a fantastic weekend. I am running a Memorial Day special for the class. If you're interested email me at Melissa at thestockswish.com. The special is if you sign up for the June course by Memorial Day on Monday you will receive the rest of the trading room the year in the trading room for free. That is an outstanding deal. I've never offered anything like that before. That means you could take all my calls, get all my plays, the trades when I call them and take them, where should I say where I get in and where I put the stop, the targets, the resistance, everything, support and all the numbers I put in the room. And every topic I have every day you would get in the room to be able to trade and make money with me so it's a great deal. And you have to take the golden gap class in order to be in the live trading room and that's a requirement and it's a good requirement because I want people to know what they're doing when they're trading. Let's set up very quick today. And you could have you could have just really hammered this thing today. I mean I did I did pump up the volume in this today. I mean I took it full force with my normal size. I just never thought it would go to 13. But at the end of the day you really can't I mean I did a great job with this today. You really can't go back and worry about getting out at the low of the day. I mean if you get out and you're within 20, 25 cents of the low or something that's still fantastic. And again time of the day here. Have to watch time of the day. Have to watch everything that's going on in this and everything every time that you trade. But every time I see something that is good that is working I always say to people try to maximize the trade. Try to maximize the trade. So when I saw this setting up in here decided to redo it. Again the only reason I got out of the whole thing in here is because of the holiday. But then I saw it setting up I redid it. And if I had lost I still would have been up in the day. So that was that was the other thing too which I knew. So I took the risk and took a chance and let it go on down. It is very important for people to know what they're doing when they trade. It is so extremely important I cannot tell you.   And this is the insanity of the world of many traders live in.  Like really know what you're doing the way that I do in order to make money consistently. Because you have to make money in an intelligent fashion in the market if you want to keep it. If you're able to make money in intelligent fashion in the market you will be able to consistently continue to make it. And you will also be able to risk more and make more over time. Because how do you actually make more in this by risking more? That's really the only way to do it. And you could have lumped it on in this today. The stop was tight in this more bell. And really from the entry I got up in here, again, I this didn't get to 13 yet and I'm not in it anymore. But well, now this is a dollar from here from even 1315 where it got down. If I held it down to 1315, which like I said, I didn't. But I do think it gets to 13 today. But my entry was right here. So, you know, it's all about the sizing. For example, if you had taken 5000 shares of this today and held it all the way down for a dollar, you could have made five grand in this. Amazing. And actually I had to stop at 18. I mean, I was tight, tight, tight, tight, tight with this today. And it really was because of the holiday to holiday to the way that it opened lack of volume in the morning in the pre market. I was tight with Marvell. I but I really felt that the way that it opened and the positioning of it and the price of the open of the gap and the volume and the holiday and everything, everything I was looking at, I felt that I'm the only way I could do this today or anything at all would be to be tight. So I was very, very tight with this. But to take a risk like that and eight cent risk, if you took 5000 shares, it's 400 bucks. And you would have made five grand in this today.  So that's the power of the gap. You got to have the right pick. You got to have the good ones. How do I do it? I have a 26 point golden gap rating system that tells me the right gap to play each day. I'm Marvell rated today good enough to do and it worked. It rated per the system. So I did it. But I was prepared to do nothing today because of the holiday and no one should be trading this afternoon within the next eight minutes of market to probably just pitter off and do nothing the rest of the day, or close very bullishly over the holiday, which I kind of thought might happen, which I talked about a week ago. But either way, Monday, the markets closed. The golden gap class is June 6 and 7. I'm running a special through Monday. If you want to sign up for the golden gap class for June, you get the rest of the live trading room for the year for free. If you sign up by Monday, any questions, email me, I'll be around this week and enjoy my amazing, amazing apartment city, New York, and just an amazing life. It is fleet week rooftop bar season and the weather could not be more gorgeous. So have a great week and everyone and email me at Melissa at the stockswish.com. Thanks everybody have a great day.