What's going on everybody? It is day 13. Can you believe that 13 days in a row? I've been doing this live and I've gotten some really good questions. That's some great people in here, man I really appreciate you guys being here. It means so much to me Thank you so much for being here. Like I said, you can ask any question you want about making money online You know, I've gotten some really good suggestions. I think it was Karam who Told me about a guy named Ali Abdaal Ali Abdaal. I think it is it's A.L.I.A Wait a second. Let's just watch one of his videos here.  So not bad. Not bad now He has a couple other things in there and if you want to Now watch some of his videos, I would highly recommend it It's let me put him in here because I like to promote good stuff and this guy is really good Let's see check out His channel and I want to talk to you guys about staying on top of stuff, too You know, we we run a survival food company and that survival food company It does business all throughout the US and I've had a lot of clients You know come and go over the years, but I've had I've had some really big clients That have really helped us out a lot and one of those big clients was doing really well at the beginning of COVID and We got behind I mean our orders. We had so many orders. We couldn't fill the orders And we got behind and couldn't fill orders and since that happened they got charged backs on credit cards and You know a couple two three months ago. They quit shipping with us And that was really kind of a shame Because they were really good client But after about two weeks of phone calls and talking to several people over there I think we got our account back with them and they're gonna start shipping again, which is awesome You know, we want to see that So I guess the moral of the story is even if things look like they're not going right Sometimes you just keep pushing forward and keep pushing forward and keep pushing forward And you know things do work out, which is really really cool. So today I wanted to kind of talk about Where you spend your time every day, you know, what what do you do every single day to make money online? That's pretty important how you do that and now a lot of people will tell me they don't have enough time Or they can't get everything done or they got too many things to do And I always guide them back to Elon Musk, you know, Elon Musk Has a rocket company a boring company AI company that's trying to fix paralyzed people He has one of the best car companies in the world. He's got all this stuff And yet he still has time to do stuff He wants so it's really not about time because everybody has the same amount of time, you know We all have 24 hours a day. We all have seven days a week. We all have 30 days out of the month Give or take sometimes 31 sometimes 28 29, but the point is we all have the same amount of time So what is it that's different between somebody who you know has 24 hours a day and gets nothing done And they always seem overwhelmed and somebody who has 24 hours a day It seems like they've always got stuff done. They've always got time left over What's the difference in those people and I think it's how they they look at their time their time is based on You know, where are they putting their time because you know, the truth be told there's that 80 20 rule and that 80 20 rule Operates like this, you know, 20% of the things you do are gonna result at 80% of your efforts And that's just true period So sometimes you have to step back and say, okay, these are all the things I do in a day You know, whatever they are, you know working on my website listing products, you know customer problems, whatever What are the things that I do when a daily basis they get the least amount of results? What are those things that let's just cut those out just cut them out get rid of them, you know If they aren't getting you great results Why are you putting all your time into them and then take that time and put it into something that's going to get You better results. Okay, so that's what I try to do on a daily basis I you know, I wake up each day and I go, well, what all do I have to do today? And what are the things that have to get done? I mean most definitely have to get done bar none these things have to get done What are those things and I start working on those things because those are the things that are gonna get me the best results And I know it now a lot of the things that I spend time on they don't get me the best results I'll farm out. Excuse me, and I'll give it to somebody else to do Whether it's you know artwork or whether it's a website design or whether it's you know video editing or you know Whether it's book editing whatever it is. It's not getting me the best results Those are the things that I will farm out So, you know, I would challenge you to take what you do on a daily basis and look at it and say, you know What am I doing that is really not getting me the results? I want why why am I doing those things? You know in a lot of times you're gonna find that those things that aren't getting you the best results are often the things That you're not that good at okay, so I'm not that good at video editing. I mean I could do it But I don't like it so I don't tend to do it as well as I should so I have somebody else do that I'm not good on building websites not my thing not what I do every single day So I tend to form that out to somebody else rather than spend my time on something I'm just not good at Do you have things like that if so put it in the chat section if you're listening after This is live. You can certainly put it in the comment section. You know, what are you doing on a daily basis? It's not serving you well that you could switch over and don't forget also I haven't told you this but you need to subscribe But right hit that big button down there if it's red That's especially telling you that you haven't subscribed yet So you need to subscribe don't forget to do that and don't forget to ring the bell Turn on all bell notifications so that you're notified every single time I go live I do a new video make sure you have that bell notification on so Once again, we're kind of talking about productivity today and how you can be more productive how you can get more done That doesn't necessarily mean you got to work harder. It just doesn't mean that it means letting go of some of those things That are not your forte the things that you're not that good at let go of some of those things and hire somebody else And you know, some of you say well, I don't have any money to do that I'm a the one of the big reasons people don't have money to hire somebody is because they're doing a job That is below their pay grade, you know So if I'm editing videos for hours and hours hours instead of coming up with new products and courses Which is gonna earn me a whole lot more money Then I'm wasting money. I'm just wasting time and I'm wasting money You know if I'm doing data entry or something like that. I'm wasting time. I'm wasting money My skills are better served in areas like Creativity, okay, what can I come up with next my my skills are better served and making a video for you guys You know talking to you guys about ways that you can make money And there's certainly a lot of productivity courses out there and classes And you know sometimes, you know what I say making videos is the good thing I got I got to be careful where I make videos to because I've been getting a lot of people contact me lately Who say hey, we want you to do a sponsored video and you know We're gonna pay a thousand bucks or two thousand bucks and we need a ten minute video and I said to myself is that worth it? In most cases, it's not worth it It's not worth it because you know, even though it sounds like a lot of money a thousand or two thousand dollars for ten minutes It's more to it than that. It's not just ten minutes. It's gonna take me time to write that video It's gonna take me time to edit that or give it to my editor to do that And that video is not gonna live on and make me a lot of money on down the road because it's for another company So is that stuff worth it? And in many cases I have to look at it and say, you know sponsored videos aren't worth it for me Now maybe on down the road if I just mentioned somebody and I'm getting paid more and I have a bigger audience It may be worth it But actually, you know just doing brand deals and sponsored stuff That's that's not what I want to work on I want to work on my product So I can develop a course and spend, you know, a few months putting together a course and that course can make me money for years to come I have several courses like that.  What is it that you can develop you can build that's gonna give you long-term income? If you have an idea about that put that in that chat section right there put in there Which your idea is to make long-term income now There's a lot of places that you can look to get some ideas now What I would say for you to do is go to some of these sites Like skills share, you know, look at skills share and look at the different Courses there and look at how many people are signed up for those courses and you can kind of see What the demand is for those things there's a lot of course sites and let me see here I'm gonna pull up a couple and give you guys something to look at.  There's blackboard. That's a good one Let's see here Well, there's a whole bunch of mouth that you can look them up But the point is you know try to find something that people are really interested in another thing You can do is you can go to YouTube and open an incognito browser And I say open an incognito browser because if you don't it's gonna give you Suggestions based on what you've watched and what you've done We go into that incognito browser and type in a subject, you know how to make a website How to you know cook ribs how to you know so address whatever it is You're interested in and you're gonna see the words kind of drop down below that you're gonna see Suggestions and what these suggestions are are the most popular searches on YouTube and if people are searching for it It only goes to show you that there is a market for those things So that's another way you can find that a lot of people feel like well, I can't make a course and not qualified I don't know enough, you know, here's the deal with a course and certainly you don't want to make a course You don't know anything, but if you know more than the person buying the course you're qualified. It's really that simple Okay, you know, maybe you've got skills in Human resources, maybe you've got skills and sales. Maybe you got skills and working out whatever it is Everybody has some kind of skills that they've developed in life ensure the longer you live the more skills You're gonna have however everybody's got some kind of skills So try to think of those skills and then whatever they are Type that into that search box in YouTube and see if people are searching for that and see what title they're searching for Now I would suggest you also use something like TubeBuddy TubeBuddy is more analytical and it looks at this stuff a little bit more and You can actually get a free copy of TubeBuddy and a free membership If you look in the description section after this video is over with it's not going to show up right now But after this video is over with look in the description section look for TubeBuddy and use my link and you can get a free Membership of TubeBuddy. You don't have to pay for it. Okay, you can use that now if you decide to upgrade you can get 30% off by using Excuse me my link. So that's something you want to look at and you've got to utilize some of these tools a lot of people say well I don't want to pay for any tools JR. I don't pay for anything. I just want to use free stuff Well, you'll never have the quality That you really want if you're always using free stuff, okay free stuff It's not always the way to go sometimes you've got to pay a little something to get a little bit more Okay, I've invested. Oh my gosh thousands and thousands of dollars in different courses and different softwares and Training because I don't I know I don't know everything and why try to go figure out everything if there's somebody out there That's really good at something And I can pay them a few thousand bucks and I can just learn it and grab that knowledge real quick Why wouldn't I do that and you should do it too? I mean, it's super important that you get better at what you do And I'll end with that today because the last thing I want to talk about is increasing your value Increasing your knowledge base You know, I see a lot of people say I want to make a lot of money online, but I don't have any skills What can I do where I don't need any skills whatsoever to make money online? And that's the wrong question to ask the question to ask is What is the skills that pays the most online and let me go get those skills? I mean, doesn't that make more sense? I mean, I want to I want to make a lot of money online, but I don't want to have any skills I want to I want to approach this with the zero skills and know nothing and make money What you'll end up with is the same thing you'll end up with in the job market is the lowest paying jobs The lowest paying amount of money When in fact nowadays, you know, you don't even have to go to college You don't have to go to a trade school. You have to do any of that stuff You can just go online and learn stuff. I mean literally you can learn a lot of stuff for free I recommend buying courses and I have a bunch of courses on everything from Facebook ads to drop shipping to Shopify You know, all these different things that I've done And I put those in courses and you'll find that in the description section after this video is over with It doesn't show up until these lives are over with and you can check out one of those you can learn something from that and And you know, grab one of those courses get good at some of those things and make some money If you guys any have any more questions or anything before I am feel free to put them in the chat section right there I know going live at nine o'clock in the morning is tough for a lot of people because they have jobs They have lives. They can't do it. So they have to watch these afterwards That's okay Don't feel like you get to show up for the live ones if you want to show up for the live ones and ask me Questions you can certainly do that But if you want to watch these afterwards and then you want to ask questions put that in the comment section You just won't have the chat section. It won't be a live interaction between the two of us So guys, I really appreciate you being here. I appreciate you showing up every day You know, we have some really great people in this channel very interactive people which I really appreciate it And really thank you so much for being here.  It's supposed to be day in the life, right? So today. I'll do this I have to write scripts after this tomorrow. I'm gonna be recording And I've got to record videos. I will record anywhere from 10 to 12 videos tomorrow So that I can keep feeding my YouTube channel so I can keep feeding that algorithm So that we can still make money, right? We got to make money every day. So that's what I'll be doing I'll be writing the scripts. I also have to get with my wife. We're both finishing up our webinars we have to Write the scripts for all those slides. I think we're up to slide 66 or 67 right now on mine, and I think I have like a hundred and thirty five Hundred and forty slides. So I'm almost there You know the first part of it was writing all these slides And then I got to go back through and write the scripts for every single one of those slides And then I got to go back in and record the whole thing So a lot of steps to it, but I also know that it's something that can make me money for long term Which is what I want to do so think about that guys. It's a lot of work You know the guy I was listening to Yesterday Ali Abdel You know was talking about that he worked on his channel for eight months I think they're nine months before he ever got monetized and it was really about two and a half years before he ever made me money And he made like I don't know thirty thousand dollars in a year But then you know he made you know one point three million last year So it's been like three and a half four years since he's had his channel So you know one point three million is pretty good money and I didn't know it But you know even as a doctor over in the UK, they don't make much a year They make like thirty forty thousand dollars a year as a doctor over there because I guess they're under the government health care system You know in the US, you know a doctor makes about a hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year Which is okay money Not great not great by any stretch of the imagination You can make a lot more money, you know online now I will tell you the problem with running a YouTube channel is it's a lot of work It's a lot of effort. It's a lot of time and people don't want to put that in for like two or three years before they make any money I don't know why because the time is going to pass anyhow You might as well put in the time right because the time is going to pass anyhow And I think a lot of people don't get that through their head.  Why not do something like that? But understand if you're going to do something like a YouTube channel, it does take a lot of time It takes a lot of effort you got to be committed to it You guys it's something that you just you got to work on constantly hours a day So please keep that in mind But thank you for listening guys if you haven't subscribed yet, please do so hit that subscribe button down there Don't forget to turn on notifications And don't forget to give me a thumbs up Okay, if you like this video if you have ideas for other videos put that in the chat section right now Or you can put it in the comment section later. I love getting all those comments I love hearing from you guys, so I really appreciate you being here I'm gonna go ahead and get out of here now and get to work not that this isn't work But it's a lot of fun talking to you guys Thank you so much for being here, and I will talk to you real soon I can figure how to turn this thing


I had no choice. I had to get rid of her. The truth is now buried with that body. What if I told you the video you saw at the beginning was entirely shot on the iPhone 14 Pro using this lens right over here and a couple of accessories. This, my friends, is the anamorphic lens by SmallRig which allows you to achieve that same level of cinematic quality right on your smartphone. Now to be honest, I actually wasn't planning on making a short film out of it as I was testing the lens. However, I more or less had enough footage and the final results was far better than I expected. So in this video, I'm going to show you how the anamorphic lens works and how it can help your videos stand out from the crowd. Furthermore, I will also be showing you the tools I used to achieve the results.  I'm sure you heard about them. They create all sorts of products for filmmakers and I've been using their products for quite some time and so far I've always had a good experience. So as I mentioned at the beginning, using an anamorphic lens is a great way to turn your ordinary smartphone footage into something more cinematic looking. Traditional anamorphic lenses are very pricey. However, you can now achieve a similar look with the 1.55x anamorphic lens for a fraction of the price. But what makes an anamorphic lens so special? Well, anamorphic lenses are designed to capture images in a wider aspect ratio than the common 16x9 you see in most videos. So this means with an anamorphic lens, you can fit more into the frame and capture a wider field of view, making it ideal for shooting short films or documentaries. Most people crop the top and bottom of the frame to get a widescreen look. However, with the anamorphic lens, you don't have to do that and can keep all the information within that aspect ratio. Furthermore, the lens also gives you that classic anamorphic look with the oval bokeh and horizontal flares as you've seen in some of the shots. Now this is achieved by filming against a bright light source and the flares it produces look very natural. What I find unique about this lens is that it's magnetic so you can either take it off if you want to use the regular lens or set it up to shoot vertically for social media content. And you also get a cover which protects the lens from scratches. Now you also get a clip that can be easily installed and is compatible with most smartphones. Now I prefer to use the mobile video cage by SmallRake as it not only keeps the phone secure but also comes with a hot shoe mount and various one-quarter screw holes to additionally add accessories to expand the capabilities of your phone. I also got these two handles here on the side which makes it also great to get that handheld look in your shot like in the opening scene. The best part is that one handle comes with a shutter button that connects via Bluetooth making it convenient to start and stop recording without having to use the screen on your phone. You can charge the handle via USB-C which is great and the cage really only weighs 90 grams without the handles making it great to bring along. Now you also have a lock up here which allows you to open this door and slide in your phone. Also inside you have these rubbers which makes this rig shockproof and also protects the corner of your phone. Now the cage also provides you with different lens mounting options. So right now it's set up to be used with lenses that have an end mount such as the 1.55x anamorphic lens by Small Rig but if you have lenses from a sand mark you can unscrew the mounting plate and swap it with the 17 millimeter mounting plate. This way you can save money by not having to buy a new cage if you use different lenses that have different lens mounts. Now in order to use the lens it's best to use a pro video app like Filmic Pro in order to de-squeeze the image. You could do it in the edit however it will be more difficult to film when everything looks distorted. So once you have the anamorphic lens attached and is aligned with the mark inside Filmic Pro head over to hardware and select the 1.55x anamorphic adapter. Make sure the de-squeeze in preview only is off. Then head over to stabilization and turn it off to avoid wobbling effects in your video and to get the best results I use the carbon fiber tripod by Small Rig. However with the dual handle grip I was also able to get stable handheld shots. The resolution I set to 4k 10-bit and the frame rate to 25 frames per second. After that I make sure to lock my white balance so no color shifts occur. Now you could use an ND filter and the anamorphic lens by Small Rig actually also comes with a magnetic 52 millimeter filter mount to control your shutter speed and achieve a more natural looking motion blur. Now unfortunately Small Rig does not provide filters however I will leave links to compatible ND filters in the video description below. Because I didn't have an ND filter I just made sure to lock the exposure and left the focus in auto. After that hit the record button and you're ready to shoot. Now because I filmed the short video at night I didn't have to use an ND filter. Now what's really helpful in creating that short film was the carbon fiber tripod since I had no one to help me film that night. It was really important for me to have a stable and lightweight tripod that I could carry around. I'm actually even using it now for this video. And the carbon fiber tripod weighs only around 1.2 kilograms making it great to bring along. It is adjustable giving you lots of control when shooting. You even have the option to use it as a monopod if you have shaky hands. And what's great is that I can easily mount the rig onto the tripod as it has an Arca Swiss quick release plate. With the included ball head I can also set it up vertically which is great for social media content. For someone who films himself a lot having a tripod is a must have. And the carbon fiber tripod is a really great option. Now when it comes to filming on the iPhone it does drain the battery quickly especially when using an app like Filmic Pro. So what I used is this mini V-mount battery. This is the VB50 and I was able to mount the battery on top and then connect it with a lightning cable to charge my iPhone while shooting. So this is really great. By the way I will leave links to all the products mentioned in the video description below. Now it also has a nice OLED display where you can check the battery life. And SmallRig even sent me the larger one which can also be used as a power bank. But what's even better is that you can use it to charge video lights. Now both of these are really small and lightweight making it great to bring along. Now speaking of video lights the light source I'm using right now which I also used for the short clip is the SmallRig RC 220B which is a point source video light. It's a powerful 220 watt ranging from 2700 Kelvin up to 6500 Kelvin. Currently I have the parabolic softbox mounted which helps create that soft look on my face. However for the short film I used this hyper reflector which acted as the moonlight. Now I probably wouldn't set up this light on a rainy night outside unless you can cover it somehow. The rain in the video was actually added as an overlay to create some atmosphere if you haven't noticed. But I'm quite amazed that with just one light source you can create a nice mood in your shots. So with that said it's safe to say that having the right tools can really be helpful when you want to take your filmmaking to the next level or even if you just want to get creative and start making films with your smartphone. And what I like about SmallRig is that they provide great quality gear that doesn't break the bank. Now there are many different smartphone lenses out there but I find the anamorphic lens to be really unique and combining it with the cage a tripod and the light definitely gave me an edge when making this short film. But hey hopefully this video gave you a good idea of what kind of gear I used and how you can use it for yourself to create something awesome. If you guys want to learn more I have a smartphone filmmaking course teaching you the best tips and tricks for creating cinematic content with your smartphone. Make sure to check it out the link will be in the video description below. Hope you enjoyed this video and if you have any questions let me know thank you so much for watching guys and I'll see you the next time.


The brain wants positive. But it took me a long time to find myself. Like, I talk a lot about it on, like, the podcast that I have coming up, keeping it butte. Keeping it butte. Yes, it just came out today. How do you spell butte? B-U-T-E. Ooh! I thought it was, like, butte, like, beautiful, but B-E-A-U-T. No, we don't say C's over here.  No, no. So how do you, like, how I'm down? How do you shoot out?  I'm lying, you know. So, listen, you down south, right?  Right? He called you a nigga.  You got to say cracker, right? I don't think I would go back and forth with him. Oh, you wouldn't even get to the racial slur. No, like, I'm trying to. OK, here's a good example. Yeah. Here's a good example. I don't think I would argue about that. Wait a minute. This is a big deal, right? What are you going to say? Somebody has, like, a heart attack or something on the street, right?  So you're like, ball the ambulance. And they're like, what? Huh? No, it don't work like that. Wait, what? No, it's got to be if it's a word that starts with C. Yeah, call the ambulance. But you're like, ball the ambulance. Oh, ball. OK, I didn't hear that call.  Ball the ambulance. I don't think I would be caring to any. OK, let me not say that. I don't think I would be telling anybody call the ambulance. You just going to walk past somebody on the screen? You really are New Yorker. You mind your business. I'm on the business that pays me.  You're saying business, though. Listen, let me tell you something. Oh, you can say business. See, I'm confused. Yeah, you can say business. Can you say kuchi? Can you like, can you be like, you know. No, I be like buchi. So eat this buchi. Eat this buchi.  Yeah, so butt, right? In that, what, the trans, trans chick was saying. Come get some of this buchi. You can say whatever you want to say. Honestly, this is like back in the day when, you know, you could only say certain terms.  Like, just to be funny, we say a little stuff like Big Red, you know, Big and Beck, Be and Boo, stuff like that. But it's not, it's not setting stone.  If you have to say it, see you can do it. It's a girl named Sierra from Love and Hip Hop, right? And she has like these shirts. Yeah, be, no, it starts with a S. So I could say it. Correct yourself, don't correct me. You're right, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. You're absolutely right. Don't do that again. That made my nipple hard. One time, one time. You know, I warned you when we came in. I didn't get to warn him. It'll never happen again. I warned you, I gotta warn you. It'll never happen again. It'll never correct me. Yes, I'm sorry. Ever again. I apologize. You don't know what lies in here. That is very true. I'm not trying to go back to Joe this soon. Now I will say you did say correct, never mind. You know how to eat. Everybody leave.    Get the tuna. Somebody give me a tuna. Now!


I want to welcome. This is Melissa Arma with the Stock Swoosh Revealing Tiff. This is a nice day trade today. And thank God we get out of it. It's completely reversed. This was not earnings. This was news. Deal fell through in this. Oh gosh, look when this happened here. What's that, $1,245? I don't know what. Let me look that up quick. But anyways, this was just a day trade. Anyway, so this set up, dropped. Some people got out, rallied back, dropped again. Some people got out. Again, if you didn't get out here, if you didn't get out here, push back. And again, fell again. And it was a profitable trade. And we were looking at it. The best exit was actually down here. This was right in here, it was 108. 13, it was the best exit. So some people got out here. Some people got out here. Some people got out here. Anyways, it was a nice move. I mean, it was almost a buck. And if you got out of it here, it was more than a buck. So for a day trade, something like that, into the quick, fast morning, it was nice. I wish that I had gotten out here. I just, just reversed so quickly. And it was 13 cents from 108. I thought it was gonna break in and then it didn't. And anyways, it was still a nice trade.  I had to be some kind of news. Do not see anything on it, that is weird. It definitely looks like news though. Didn't call any options in this thing. Or, you know, could have just been people getting stopped out, they were short maybe. No, I don't know that look, I really, the volume in this here looks like news. And that spike. Anyways, nice short, funny to look at a bar like this and then say, oh, we shorted this today, made money, but we did, we did, we got it in the tail. Perfect entry. And really glad some people got out at the low of the day. Anyways, we'll see where this goes from here. Sad story on this tip, like many other retailers just having a tough time right now, especially luxury goods. I mean, people are not spending money in designer jewelry and things like that right now. In fact, I think Neiman Marcus is having a jewelry event right now.  So this is hurting. We'll see where this goes. Good luck, everyone. If you're interested in more information about learning my method, you take the class of Golden Gate course and then you can join the live trading room and get the calls and tiff. Have a great day, everyone. Email me and Melissa at thestockswish.com for more information.


Twirling latitude is so important when the wave propagates. When it's turn, it's wave amplitude is maximum, very big amplitude. P&A를 제안하는 것입니다. 밖에서 기술을 연결하고 있는 기술이 있으며 기술의 아낌을 제안하는 것입니다. p는 높은 랍지척입니다. 왜냐하면 l는 높은 랍지척에 적용됩니다. 높은 랍지척은 높은 랍지척입니다. 여기요. 이제는 크리티컬 랍지척입니다. 크리티컬 랍지척은 여기, 스테이지를 통해 k스퀘트와 l스퀘트는 u과 v과 v이 더 좋은 것입니다. 이게 스테이지를 통해 그런데 station wave, station wave, 이것은 이러고, y-square, z-square, z-square, z-square 여기 스테이셔널리 웨이브 넘버의 L스퀘어는 minus K스퀘어입니다. 그리고 스테이셔널리 웨이브 넘버의 C of beta-9입니다. 이건 스테이셔널리 웨이브의 케이스입니다. 그리고 이 웨이브는 스테이셔널리 웨이브입니다. mount of the critical attitude is when u bar is equal to C. If this number is equal to zero, then L is infinity. Actually, the solution is breaking down when u bar is equal to zero. 전체적인 경우, u과 equal to 0입니다. 이는 크리티칼라티드입니다. 그리고 이 숫자는 infinity입니다. 그래서 l는 infinity입니다. l는 infinity입니다. 그래서 크리티칼라티드가 뭐죠? 크리티칼라티드가 어디에 있습니까? Since l는 0을 equal to 0, which is here, the soft tropics, like about 10 degrees here, u과 equal to 0. This is the critical attitude. About 10 to 15 degrees, u becomes 0. So that wave number l becomes infinity value. So that you cannot define l when u과 equal to 0. Now, because l is a very large number, and group velocity, which is defined here, group velocity, l square, l is cancelled so that it's proportional to l triple, 1 divided by l thought. So that l is infinity, so that group velocity, y group velocity is 0, almost 0. So that when a wave approaches to a critical attitude, I mean the group velocity, y group velocity is almost 0. So that it never reaches to a critical attitude. So turning attitude is the attitude when the wave is turning. Critical attitude when a wave propagates, and it never approaches to a critical attitude. means that a wave cannot propagate close to a critical attitude. So it is interesting that we have a critical attitude here and here. means that wave is generated in the extra tropics, and never pass to other hemisphere. So it is always confined in the extra tropics between subtropics and higher attitude. And here is turning attitude. Here is critical attitude, turning attitude here and critical attitude. So that wave is confined over here. This is very important so that one hemisphere, wave generated, the wave generated in one hemisphere never influence to other hemisphere. So this is also important concept related to free waves and critical attitude. And force loss wave. Now we are using height cannot be constant. Because mountain or topography height is varying. Let's talk about, and previously I made a constant. So that absolute vorticity is conserved. But potential vorticity height is also varying. So that there are so many ways vorticity rotation can be generated by change of the critical parameter, also change of height. Height change, then it creates vorticity. And height is at, and this is height. And there is topography, topography. Then the height is from here to here. So as I said, h is height. This is height. Height is h0, h0 is the mean height, h0. Plus eta minus eta b. This is free surface. If you do not like free surface, it can be constant. Then previously we talked about non-divergent concept. But for a while I like to keep free surface. So the one equal to h0, 1 plus h0, 1 eta minus eta b equal to 1, which is h0, 1 minus h0, height minus height b. So 1 over h is this one. So multiply by vorticity, zeta plus f equal to 0. Same thing, same equations, this one and this one. So using this, height variations will create vorticity. This is the equations here, this one. f0 plus beta y is this f0 plus beta y, this one. And because f is the biggest quantity, and if you linearize these equations, we can simply queue these equations, as I said here. And you can easily drive this equation. And then the linearized equations, because this is vorticity's concept, and this is the q, dtdq equal to 0. And if you linearize this, dtdq plus u bar dxdq. star means that wave component, maybe this one. If you linearize this, plus beta, maybe this notation, beta, dy. v star dy dq bar dxdq. This is a linearized equation. You can follow these equations. So based on this equation, we can drive topography force waves. So this is about. And then q bar is mean state. And this is perturbation. And only f0 is the journal mean correlation force and beta y. But perturbation with respect to this one, so that vorticity square and eta star minus topography. And you easily obtain this equation, equation three. I'm not going to talk about the detail derivations. And now, and finally, we obtain equation five. This equation has been used by many people, based on prescribing the topography. And you can generate it at a vorticity field. Stationary wave case, this term is gone. So that it goes to the original non-divergent vorticity equation forced by topography, because this is gone. And then you can obtain by prescribing topography. You obtain the stream function. And this is the stream function that Isaac Held obtained in 1983. And this is topography. This is topography, the Himalayan mountain and Rocky mountain. Actually, this solution is based on global model. Globally represented this one. And then this is the model results. And this is observation. So that even this is very simplified equations. You can reproduce planetary scale wave very nicely. So that this equation is actually not bad to generate the stationary wave along the external tropics. As I said, this equation was first used by Chani and Ariasen. And since then, we tried to use that model for prediction purpose. And as I said, until recently, we used barotropopatistic equation for seasonal forecast, monthly forecast, until late 1980, even early 1990s. So this equation is not bad to reproduce observed stationary waves. Now, we can introduce the wave solution like this. Because here, u bar is constant, beta is constant, so that you can use this waveform. Topography also has form like this. And then you substitute these two. And then you obtain this one. And omega can be defined like this. You can easily obtain it. I hope you derive all this equation. And this is your homework. And I ask you to read this textbook, my lecture note, five times. Then you may be different. You may understand many things. Please drive everything, all the detail. Because I draw in this lecture note. So please follow everything. Now, omega equal to 0 is stationary wave. So that ks is simply k-square plus l-square is beta of u. So that stationary wave selection is same as free wave. k-square plus l-square equal to beta of u bar. So that stationary wave selection doesn't influence by mountain itself. So in the above, a system cannot provide stationary wave for negative journal mean flow. If negative journal mean flow, then this one and this one is all negative so that omega cannot be 0. So only stationary wave can be obtained with this wave numbers. So stationary wave number selection is determined by the basic state, nothing to do with a mountain. And topography of force wave is here. You can obtain here at hat obtained like this. You can follow this equation anyway. So here, eta is wave amplitude, which is proportional to height. height will generate wave amplitude. Not only that, but also this k minus ks squared. So which is determined by this ks squared? k is determined by the topography. Because topography defines the wave number. So that k is determined by topography. And ks is determined by the basic state. So when topography wave number is same as stationary wave number, it is mountain resonance waves. So that wave amplitude is very big number. So that mountain resonance wave, mountain resonance wave, which we can see outside. But if you have some damping term, which is this one. If you add some damping, damping term, it becomes singularity can be eliminated. So topography force wave is very much depending on the basic state itself. Basic state, basic state. If you have basic state, do not mean flow. Oh, we can diagnose many things. Not only topography force, free waves, many things. And the wave behavior like turning latitude, where is the turning latitude, where is critical latitude. And many things we can diagnose. And then eta is the wave amplitude. So that the final solution is like this. As I said, real. And this is wave amplitude. And this is phase. If you define height, topography as a function of a regional height as a function of sine curve, it becomes like this. So I'm going to use this wave solution. Topographic force, loose wave solution, this one for drive multiple equilibrium. Understand, it's a very important concept. Wave resonance topography, which actually creates the stationery wave that we can see outside. And multiple equilibrium now. We can drive this equation from here. I actually drive this equation from potential potassium equation. As I said, Q is F0 plus beta y plus potassium. And this topography term. And with journal mean, this is simply this. If you make a journal mean, you can easily obtain this one. And then following these equations, you can obtain dt dy by cancelling dyd here, cancel this y. So you can drive from here, you can get this equation. OK. Now we have a journal mean equation, which is affected by a wave. 2 terms, u bar plus equal to v and plus. And then we can add some damping term.  OK. So previously, I talked about this, free waves. This is same as dyd v prime, u prime. OK, journal mean. The same as this one. I already talked about this. And then this is topography first forcing. Now the journal mean flow is affected by topography. How it affect topography is like this. Topography is like this. And then wave case is the pressure. If wave determines the height, maybe high and low, if you have like this, then pressure is like this and pressure is like this. So that in the topography, in the same altitude, here in this case, there's some pressure force. With respect to here, pressure here is more, so that it spins. So that all is rotating like this. So that lativeness, relative angular momentum is this way. So that this is the way that journal mean change by topography. Otherwise, if there is no topography, it is all canceled. Plus, minus, plus, minus, all canceled. So that there is no angular momentum change. But if we have some topography, there is this continuity here. Which makes angular momentum change with respect to all rotation. So this is this term. I can drive this concept from this. But because of time constraint, I'm not going to talk about this. But anyway, this is the form drag. And this term is important to change this one. And I think I already mentioned that this doesn't contribute to change this u bar. This is here. Here. v star, v t star, v is dx zeta. And v t is k square, second derivative of eta. So that dx zeta square multiplied by zeta square is dx zeta square. So dx zeta square, journal mean of dxd equal to 0. So this one, actually, this term, this term, vorticity flux, or momentum convergence, actually doesn't contribute to change of the journal mean. So that this is kind of non-acceleration concepts. So free wave, free addy, never change mean state. If free wave change mean state, then basic state is changed with respect to a wave so that how we can fix journal mean. But this term never affect mean state. So that it doesn't contribute, eventually it doesn't contribute. So that these two can balance. And these two balance has two state. This is what I'm talking about. So you have to derive this term, this equation. And as I said, eta equal real number. This is already a draw here. eta is this one. So real component of this, just multiply by k square minus a square plus i epsilon. So that this one and multiply by this one. And real of this component, as I said, real of a equal to 1 over 2 a plus a conjugate. So that you have to make this so that you obtain these equations. I already wrote this equation. Real multiplied v square multiplied by ht mountain, which is an expression, one over half of this one of conjugate of this. And this one conjugate of this. And then if you multiply, this multiply by this two multiplication, we obtain this one. So that form drag can be expressed like this. Now let's discuss this. This form drag, this mountain forcing to journal mean, actually determined by journal mean state. Very much journal mean state here, journal mean state. And ks is also determined. k is determined by height. It is excited by topography. So that when topography is given, then k is given. So that k is determined by topography. And here is topography. But basically, u bar. And this term is very important. Topography, the resonance with a basic state is important term. So that this can mean topography is given. So that we can draw this with respect to journal mean state. So that this is the line, this is the curve for this with respect to journal mean. Topography is given. So that we can plot this. And then we plot this one. So that this one and this one is plotted with respect to u. And then cross-section is the solution. So that this is a way of obtaining solution graphically. So that these three intersect point are the solutions. Now, these two are stable solutions. But this one is unstable. I will talk about this. The stability. Although the argument is based on a linear wave response to given journal flow, China and the world showed a multiple equilibrium state in the numerical solution of the model in beta plane channel. So that these two, the stable solution is obtained by numerical solutions of this barotropic potassium equation. Now, state A. Here, state A. This term is, we plot this term. And this term and u, this is this term. And the difference between this is journal mean change. Now, when this is larger, when journal mean becomes larger, this term becomes larger. But it is smaller. So that the difference actually negative. So that when journal mean is increasing, then the tendency gives back. And if it is larger, then the tendency becomes positive. Because you can easily see the difference. So that it goes back to the original state. So that it is stable condition. But in this case, it is unstable. So that we cannot choose this one. And this one also can be a stable solution. And you see, there is two journal mean state can exist. This one is high index case. This one is low index case. So this multiple equilibrium is based on the interaction with topography and wave journal mean damping.  And which create two solutions. And China and the world also shows in the numerical solution that they two solutions can exist. But there are many, many arguments about this multiple equilibrium. Multiple equilibrium theory that I show here is very beautiful. Very straightforward, nothing difficult. And you can easily derive this equation. Because I stated all the equations there. Without this kind of concept, you cannot derive these equations. So if you follow this lecture note, you can easily understand multiple equilibrium. But the existence of multiple equilibrium. This is based on linear theory. So that if we add nonlinearity, the solution may not choose multiple equilibrium. And I think you may heard about KK Tong. He was in MIT working with Chani and Rinsen. And he is now in University of Washington. He is a private mathematician. And I had many chance to talk with him. And he said that with very careful examination of Chani and Dibble calculation, there is a mistake. This is what he told me. And this multiple equilibrium is questionable. But theories are that multiple equilibrium theory is beautiful. And in linear theory, multiple equilibrium can be supported. And Franco-Molteni, Franco-Molteni 사실은 multiple equilibrium state using observational data. What he did is, I think in some years, I don't remember the paper. Actually, he made any statistics, maybe temperature field or velocity field, whatever. And this probability, and this is the temperature field. Then usually, we have a normal distribution like this. If you make this probability distributions, you can sometimes obtain like this. OK? So that means that the state doesn't have the normal distribution, but more chance in this region. So that by saying this, they argue that multiple equilibrium can exist. Nature paper or quality final answer? No, Molteni forced us a paper. I don't remember. Maybe a nature paper. Anyway, he demonstrated using observational data. And yesterday, John Marshall also talked about multiple equilibrium state using their model. So complex model, which gives multiple equilibrium state, which may be different from this one. But basically, the concept is same. So multiple equilibrium is really not settled down at this point. So that I don't know how you choose multiple equilibrium as our title of this summer school, Ikado. Why did you choose multiple equilibrium? I didn't discuss. It's a long story. Long story? Actually, long story. You may talk about. But anyway, our summer school is about multiple equilibrium. And I talk about multiple equilibrium theory. And I hope my lecture actually help you understand other lectures following. And I introduce all the equations and theory about waves and mean flow interactions. So my lecture is nothing to do with state of art research results. But I try to teach the basic knowledge about. And I prepared about 10 minutes to talk about something. Please. Now I'm talking about some mental lecture for 10 minutes. Since you are students and you are the person who try to be good scientists, in order to be good scientists, your environment should be good. As I said here in the wave theory, basic state determines everything. If you know basic state, we already know what the structure is of the wave. So particularly from a southern country, you should improve your basic state so that you have to interact with good scientists more. In order to interact with good scientists, you have to demonstrate your ability. So that try to get the opportunity to interact with good scientists by demonstrating your ability. I will talk about two things. Maybe three. Yesterday, I wake up very early in the morning. I thought about what I'm going to talk about you. And I certainly remember two things. One is my experience at age 15. At that time, Korea was a poorest country in the 1960s. I mean, at that time Korea per capita is about one fifth of the Philippines. I think now about 10 times more than the Philippines now. Anyway, very poor at that time. But education at that time, education was very strong, very, very strong. And all the parents tried to push children to work hard to study. And at that time, one big thing in high school was math competition, mathematics competition. And the number one student becomes a national hero after math competition. And I know at 15 years, people usually go to math competition at age 17. And third grade of high school. And I know one person. And after the competition, there is an announcement. Oh, I was surprised. The guy, I know. That was the first math winner. And everybody surprised. I mean, at that time, usually we predict who will be number one. But he was a completely unexpected person. But I know him because I lived close by. We lived close by. And I know him very well. So a few days later, I talked to him. How you become number one? And the national hero. He even doesn't understand. He never predicted. He is very poor person. His father passed away a few years ago. And he lived with his mother. And very poor. So that in the math competition, he doesn't have a pencil. He doesn't have a laser. So that he asked his friend to borrow a pencil. So I mean, he was number one winner. So he said he doesn't have any money. But he somewhat, I mean, one year old at the time, he got some mathematics book. Mathematics book. He never thought he thought. But he has one book. And he has no choice to read other books. Just repeat read one book. And probably more than 10 times. Just one book. But that book is not popular at the time. Nobody knows. But he has only that book. But he repeatedly read this book. And then he become number one. And then he gave me this book. Very, very. I can even recognize the page. Because he read many, many times. So I think this is the way that you have to concentrate. You should repeat, repeat, repeat. I mean, probably you took 100 courses. What do you remember? When I select the participants in my summer school, I don't select the person who has many training courses. Don't be trained. Don't be trained. Demonstrate. And do, I mean, repeatedly work one thing. This is one thing that I talked to you. So that I gave you very kind reaction. Please read this more than five times. This is one thing. And second thing is you should demonstrate yourself. This is one of the first cases about my two-year senior person. And now, second story is about me. I actually involved in ICTP 30, when Shukra start, I was here. So that I have a long history. But 15 years ago, I don't know, I stayed here for one month. Probably Shukra asked Franco. Franco Molteni was head of the section and Fred was here. And at the time, I happened to stay here for a month. And I really wanted to come again and again for such extended period. And in the first week, we had a meeting. Fred, Franco, and some of the people talking about answer predictability, answer predictions. And at the time, they developed a speedy couple with MITGCM. And Aliza did that. And we talked. But I suggest Franco. Oh, Franco is a speedy model. So that we better couple. That we intermediate couple model. Okay? Like Ken and Ji-byung model. So, Inseq, can you do that? I said, okay, I will do it. And then I communicate with my students every, I mean, all the night. And then within one week, I coupled speedy with intermediate couple. You remember, right? Franco was amazed. And then I brought some good results. And I gave some surprise to him. And then in the last week, I talked with Franco. Franco, I'd like to come again. He said he immediately offered a stable associate title. So that you remember, right? Stable associate. Which means that I have a right to come again, again. And then he brought the draft. And Inseq, it's okay. I see this. I have a right to come one month every year. So I said, oh, one month. I like to enjoy two months. And I didn't know much. So I asked Franco, please change to two months. He immediately changed. I mean, Franco is very slow guy. He never fast like that. He immediately brought that. And I signed. He signed. So this is a story 15 years ago. And repeatedly, I mean, I always expect to come to here. And I really enjoy. Maybe saw the story about Ricardo. So that demonstration and desire is important. And you should demonstrate yourself. And we had the teleconnection workshop. When was it? It's the year 2008 or 2009. Very famous teleconnection workshop. Nine, maybe nine, maybe nine. Very famous teleconnection workshop. And Fred and I organized teleconnection workshop. And at that time, Ricardo was working in GFDL. And Sarah and Ricardo came together to teleconnection workshop. And in the first day, he said he arrived in the night. And then in the next day, he just opened the curtain. Oh, it's wonderful. So he was amazed. So then he decided. He decided. He's Italian. So then he decided to be hired by ICTP. His desire. And he made effort. And he become a staff. But that's what you told me. But this is an initiation. There's many reasons. Okay, okay. Anyway, my message is that you have to desire. You have to desire first. You have to demonstrate. You have to demonstrate your ability. Working hard to achieve your desire. That's it. You have any questions? And no questions? Thank you very much. I'll finish.


Well good morning my friends of the internet and welcome to another vloggy vlog. I am attempting today to do... it's gonna be a separate video. I'm attempting to do like a whole house clean with me video. I love watching these on YouTube. I don't know how it's gonna turn out and like the angles and all of that stuff with me. So I'm attempting, I'm attempting. So just to let you know in the background of this video is basically me cleaning all day, but I'm not really gonna show that because that'd be weird because then I'd do it twice, you know? So anyways, I'm just cleaning today. I've got the laundry going. I just took a shower. I'm gonna edit. I need to vacuum. I need to spot treat some of the carpet upstairs because of this one I also need to do the bedding laundry again because of this one and I need to like just pick up the kitchen and do like a deep clean. Just like put some random stuff away, you know how that goes? It just kind of like accumulates and I figured if it was on camera then I would actually do it, you know? Because this whole quarantine thing has made me like not very motivated, you know? But anyway, I'm gonna pull up my iMovie here and get to getting with the vlog from yesterday. So I will have that up a little later on in the day for y'all. So yeah, that's kind of what's going on here. Nothing too exciting planned for the day. I'm just gonna be home not planning on leaving or going anywhere. The weather's kind of gross, so that kind of sucks. But yeah, I'll just keep checking it throughout the day and I'll see you in a little bit. Bye. Okay, so laundry is underway doing things. The bed is stripped and for whatever reason, my dryer is taking a really long time. It's the first load of laundry. So I don't know. Let's hope it's just that load and not all the other loads. I don't know. But the first load was actually quite full, so that's probably why. But Doyle is throwing a little puppy conniption down here. Nasty boy. What are you doing, nasty? What are you doing? He wants to go outside on yet another peepee walk because my neighbor next door, which he thinks is his best friend, had their garage door open and they were outside earlier. So I think he thinks that the neighbor is still outside, which I highly doubt, but whatever.  Pretty sure he is.  That's a yes for sure. Okay, we're gonna go outside and we'll check the mail and then we'll be back. So I'll see you in a second. All right, so it is the end of the day. I can't find the light switch. There it is. It is about 10 o'clock and it is time to go to bed. I still have one load of laundry left in the dryer. It's just some extra blankets. So that'll be done in the morning time. There's the Doyle. He's creeping. He's creeping. He's always creeping, guys. He's always creeping. So I know this vlog is probably really short because I spent the majority of my time today cleaning and doing all that kind of stuff. So hopefully, I don't know, that footage will be okay. I don't know. We'll see. And hopefully it'll be up in a video for you guys probably this upcoming week. So anyways, I'm gonna jet. Doyle's over there looking like a dog. And I will see you guys tomorrow for another vlog. Bye, y'all. Well, folks, it's time to kick it old school. So you can feel cool.


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Good morning, cyber trainers. Welcome back. What's up, my camera? Cool. Best up there. How's everybody doing? Welcome back. So nice to be back. Back for vacation. Looks like everyone is still around. Everyone looks great. How's everybody doing? Good to see you all. All right, let me just see all these wonderful names out there. Good to see you all. Nice grant. Yep, got a nice little pop right here on the rice. And I got a nice little position in it. So I'm not up a lot. But we'll talk a little bit about it. Rice, obviously, has got probably the nicest push. But yeah, good to see you, Randy. More, good to see you. Harry, everybody. Thank you very much. Everybody on YouTube and Facebook live. Welcome back. So it's nice to be back for vacation. You need that new freshness waking up in a way of just being away. And it's nice to be away at the family. I was gone for literally like, I mean, having traded in a week and it feels good.  You don't even just literally just pick off. And sometimes you need to take a break. And the problem with COVID, I haven't gone away in over a year. It was so weird. But it feels nice and it's really nice to get back into it. But now it's time to go back to work. Anyway, a couple of nice little movers that I'm moving this morning. I know a lot of you saw a bunch of them. But this right here is obviously our best pre-market mover right now. I still have it. I chased it actually right around here, around 845.  I missed that call. But then I got it right around here, around 75. And it looks like it's doing pretty well. It's making all-time highs. I might want to take out a profit right here. Looks like it's going to be testing some resistance. You know what, I'm up 500 bucks. Just get out of it. You just sell it. Position, ECN, NASDAQ limit. Where are we, 499? Let me just get out. I'll just take the 499. Let me just call it a day on that stock. I don't want to get too greedy. All right, so anyway, there are a bunch of stocks that are moving this morning. I might buy it back. You all know that. Listen, you can't go broke taking the profit. So that's what trading is all about. If it goes up, it continues, it goes up. I don't like the whole positions when we get right around this time really going into it. Maybe it was a bad trade. I should have probably held on to it. But anyway, let's talk about what did move. I'll look at some of the stocks first. And we'll check them out. Hold on, let me just move this down here so we can see it as we'll chart a little bit bigger. All right, and we'll put the rice over here. And I can sit there. Ah! See when that happens. All right, so anyway, a couple of stocks I want to bring up that you guys traded this week. I heard you guys did pretty well on it. I heard there was a really nice trade on this OTODT. Stock got hammered, went down from 20. You got a little bit of a retrace right there. A little stock came back. That's why you don't hold positions overnight because things like this is what happened. But usually getting usually stocks that will come back a little bit. And there's actually one of them that is doing it right now. I want to check it out. Another stock that's moving, it's also moving pretty well. I know you guys did well on this one. LI, this one moved pretty nicely. And then you had the ROM. That was a nice short, by the way. And then you had the ROM. This thing you could see had a really, really nice move. This stock literally ran from $70 all the way up to about $82. Now you know guys, we're not a very big fan of trading stocks that are expensive. And I always tell everybody, you should go and try other people's trading rooms. You should listen to them and see what their style is. I just know, like I told you, I've lived here in New York. I was trained by the best traders in the world. I know I repeat. I sound like a parent. I say it all the time. But you know what? The facts are the facts. And they all told me the same thing. Why you gotta go out there and trade an expensive brand name stock? Like I was on Metastaka on Monday and somebody was asking me, hey, could you level four for S&P Futures? I'm like, yeah, you can. But why would I trade the S&P Futures? Why is everybody have to go, what's going on with the S&P Futures? Why, there's just so many other stocks that are less risk with more reward. But the only way you're gonna know that is when you keep seeing it. Because remember, the S&P doesn't always move. And even like a day like today, the last couple of days where we're down 23 points on the Dow right now, yesterday we were hardly up. There's so many other things out there that will give you less risk, more reward. And that's what you have to focus on. And I think that's why a lot of people like Cyber Trading University. Because that's basically what we preach and what we do. All right, so let's go over a couple of stocks that didn't make our watch list. And we do like a couple of stocks that are here. So let's look at it. Remember, not a lot of them are moving. You know, a lot of the trades we do are pre-market. So we're gonna check those out. But let's talk about some of the moving this morning. I missed this one right here. The only one I did well on was the rice. I know some of you guys inside the group were already trading S&P. The stock had a really nice push. It started around eight o'clock this morning. You can see it right here how the thing had a really nice push. And it ran from a buck 40 up to about a buck 60. And then right around here, right around the 830, that second wave of program trading kicks in. Really nice move, buck 48, 08, a buck 78, cheap stock. You can trade a lot of shares of it. Stock trade of five million shares. Little bit of an algorithm's going on right here. But you know what, looks pretty nice. I wanna see how trades going into the open. Another one, APRE. Another one that made the watch list. Nice stock, had a really big pot right around eight o'clock in the morning. Ran from 540 to 620. The reason why I like this stock too also, this stock got crushed. Look at the trade right here. Look at this long-term trade. This stock went from $26 all the way down to about five. It got hammered, okay? Started to come up a little bit. Looks like she's testing some resistance levels. I know some news came out. I think we reported it right on the, in the cybergroup room. And I think they got something about an FDA approval. They got approved. You made 47 cents on rice? All right, good. I like rice. There you go. Just wanna share that with some of the, you have some users right here. Hold on, I can't do that. Let me just bring that up for some of you guys right here. You could probably see it right there. There we go. Hope you guys can see up. That's pretty ugly. That doesn't work. So sometimes I like to bring the chat room over, but it's hard to like share multiple monitors and try to bring when you project and projecting. But anyway, yeah, so are you guys to trade that rice? Okay, perfect. Good to see it. It looks like an HO, HOFV is waking up. Kevin, I got that on the watch list. That's coming up actually right after this one. We got this ATNV that's moving in pre-market too. Right there, wrong window. ATNF, here's another stock. She fell out of bed. She had a really nice push. She ran from the $9, ran up to the 10. I don't know what happened. She's backed off right here. But, you know, once she broke nine, I was like, you know what, she breaks this, I'm done. So I'm gonna put this on the B list, okay? We'll see how it happens if it comes back. But I know that she had a really nice push the last couple of days. She's moving up pretty nicely now. Obviously, she was testing some resistance levels, getting close to this one right here, right around 1060. And that probably explains it why it came right back down right there. So we'll keep an eye on that one. We'll throw that in the watch list. Ah! You gotta be kidding me. Ah, I sold it to cheap. All right, whatever. Damn, just let the $1,000 on the table. Don't you hate when that happens? Ugh, hate when that happens. All right, so H-O-F-V looks like, this is another nice stock. I like this stock right here.  It had a little resistance around 520. Got a couple iceberg orders that are sitting out there on level three, level four. But this one looks like it's moving really, really nicely right here. We're gonna keep a close eye on it. And we'll watch this one too. Kinda like it, like you said Ken. The stock looks like a really nice little push. The right one was the rice. Ugh, the rice. Mara, I did a swing trade on the Mara. I knew that a lot of us with swing trading and also Mara did really, really well. Let me tell you, one thing that really stinks back on on vacation is sometimes, you kinda look at the stocks that you're trading and when it comes to looking at some swing trades, Mara, I know we did pretty well. Once again, one of the crypto stocks. That's the wrong stock. And what else I got here? Oh, I just wanna bring this up. Game stop. Is this thing ever gonna go away? Is it ever gonna go away?  It's up right now, it's up 4% of $7, but it had a nice little pop right around six this morning. I'm like, is this thing ever gonna go away? Ever gonna go away? It's still there, okay? Just remember one thing. We traded the stock, we're done with it, we're finished, but do you really think game stop is worth $185? That's pretty scary, okay? It's pretty scary, so. But as a day trader, it's a lot of fun. You can trade one share, that's right, Ken. You can do that too. But you know what? Why waste our time to sit there and hear all about the game stop and the AMC, let's just trade the rice, right? That's all. So, sold rice a little cheap. What are you gonna do? No big deal. Listen, money's money at the end of the day, right? All right, guys, anything we're missing, I did not call out. Anybody on YouTube, anybody see anything you like? Anyone here? Found out Chewy was made the new CEO of GameStop today. Ah! Well, I own Chewy on the long term. Chewy, by the way, if you can see right here, you know, I'm a huge fan, Andrea, with Chewy. And I got out. I know a lot of his trade, the Chewy and the Swing trade, we jumped in around 60. I had at 40. I got out at 60. There wasn't going anywhere in the pain, like 65, something like that. I ended up getting out right around 105. I still, I bought it back right around here, around 78.  This is the Swing trade. Love the stock, I use it. You know, I buy it from my wonderful cat, Chloe. But, so I want to know, I want to know how it's going to affect if he's the CEO and he leaves Chewy and he's going to go GameStop. I want that really neat. But we'll see how that works. All right, anything else we're missing? Jones says, what wrong? Riot blockchain, 135 million, I'll purchase order means for the Bitcoin miners. Well, obviously that's a good sign. I mean, listen, we saw what's happening a lot with all the Bitcoin stocks. We've done great with them. Just remember though, they got pretty volatile though. You know, I mean, they're getting very, very volatile. Just don't trade too many shares of it. Just be very, very careful of trading any of those. All right, but you can do a little swing trade. Just don't trade too many shares. I didn't trade too many shares of it. I don't own too much of it. But I did throw it in my portfolio when it took that huge, huge hit. Couple of you guys are just making a couple of shout outs right now. Neil just made 78 cents. Look at that on rice. Way to go. Me more money than me on that. That's okay. I'm not going to get you. I'm glad you guys jumped into it. AVGR from Debbie. Yeah, you know what Debbie? It's got a nice push, got a nice little spread. It's not up a lot. It's okay. Stock, I mean, we traded back in January. We're from 50 cents to 250. But it looks okay. I'll throw it out of watch. I'll put it on the B list, you know?  They kind of set up an old sun. They just pop from anywhere. All right. Joseph's Rye was buying windstone miners. All right. There you go. Didn't really make that big of an impact, but looks pretty nice. All right, so guys, so anyway, remember a lot of these stocks, I'm not going to get too crazy this morning. I'm not going to get too cocky. I'm not going to get too crazy. I don't like to get too crazy when it comes to trading. When I get back on vacation, you want to like kind of build and like, it's like, you know, get back into the groove. So I won't be as aggressive as I would like this morning. You know, it's nice to start off positive this morning. But if I do see something, we'll say something. All right. So we'll start commentary at 9.30. And once again, if anyone on YouTube, Facebook Live, if you want these watch lists, you can follow us on Twitter. We'll post it on Twitter account.  We're going to have open house every Thursday at 12 o'clock. So let me just bring this up so you guys can see it and just give us a countdown. So feel free to register right there. And we'll see you back at 12. I'll talk about, you know, the art of trading as a 101 looking at volume, big pictures on your charts, all that stuff. So it's going to be a great lesson. You guys are here at the cyber group room. You're always welcome. It's always good excuse to get away from the computer too to kind of refresh some of your stuff. All right. So I'll see you then. All right guys, happy trading. Be safe. And if everybody else will be back for our afternoon meeting at 2.30 also, but we'll see you back at 12. All right. Thanks, everyone. Good luck and happy trading. Be safe.


Our quest for knowledge of the ancient things is an unnerving journey into the unknown. We're not supposed to be looking for the things that are long forgotten, yet we have a growing obsession with this struggle, almost like the past is echoing in our minds when we are confronted with these things. We are told that conscious feelings like deja vu is a trick of the mind. Despite this, our intuition tells us it's real. In this moment we experience an overwhelming sense of familiarity towards something that seemingly isn't familiar at all. And with this very profound feeling that most of us get, it tells us something that would imply that we have experienced before, like we have been in that moment before. This is the universe telling us something, a fleeting moment of surreal realization and something we don't want to let go of. Instead it slips away, almost as if for one second of time we were tapping into something that constantly exists round about us. Us humans aren't here on earth for nothing, we have said it before that we may be the first of our kind and we may be here on the earth in an effort to preserve life from forces that will act against us. We do realize this is crazy though, but it is based on good merit and makes just as much sense as anything else we believe. This planet is allowing us to survive only just though and we aren't flourishing here. We are not fulfilling our true potential as beings of the universe, nowhere near it. And we sense something like deja vu, these are part of the senses that are being denied. Think about our presence on the earth. We get sick, we get allergies, we break, we crack, we burn, we lose our sight, we are stressed, we have strange diets, we tire very easily, we forget about things and above all else we are aging far too rapidly. When we see an old person we think long life, great. But we are wrong, we are convincing ourselves that 80 or 90 years is long when an actual fact the historical and religious texts are telling us that in the before time we lived well into the hundreds and in cases of kings and queens, thousands of years. It does overwhelmingly suggest that either something happened here on earth to change our environment or that we came from somewhere else and arrived on the earth, the Ark of Noah being the vessel that saved us as a species and the Great Flood being an event open to interpretation. With all the new discoveries taking place regarding the moon from the Apollo astronauts telling us there was something metallic under the thin surface to China telling us recently that there is mantle on the surface of the dark side and now this latest discovery of something the size of Hawaii detected under the moon's largest crater you do have to ask the question well what exactly is the moon wait till you hear this a strange little phenomenon that is taking place right inside our own conscious thinking is this anything that is present and that has been present since our existence here shouldn't be questioned but we are beginning to ask these questions even if the first four answers will only unveil more questions us humans have an overwhelming desire to live out our lives the best that we can we don't really have a choice in the matter as we are here for the foreseeable future but at the same time we should be preparing the future generations for the eventual disclosure of who we are this disclosure might not come from within our current system but from the return of whatever put us here it is a strange thought we know but isn't it even more strange to think we were always here on the earth without any interference from other beings of course we know there are other beings the gods so it would seem inevitable that they would return one day and probably within their life spans the moon is completely anomalous bigger than Pluto which itself has many moons this constant celestial body serves as a reminder that there is more we feel we can touch it on a clear night and we have an overwhelming desire to go to this place it is first seen that the moon will be a stepping stone in our exploration of the solar system yet we are learning all the time that what the ancients tell us about this anomalous feature in our night sky is that it has a more elaborate purpose in fact it is there simply because of our presence here the latest discovery by researchers is astonishing the lead author is quoted as saying the following imagine taking a pile of metal five times larger than the big island of hawaii and burying it underground that's roughly how much unexpected mass was detected when we combined that with lunar topography data from the lunar reconnaissance orbiter we discovered the unexpectedly large amount of mass hundreds of miles underneath the south pole at kin basin one of the explanations of this extra mass is that the metal from the asteroid that formed this crater is still embedded in the moon's mantle the dense mass whatever it is wherever it came from is weighing the basin floor downward by more than half a mile computer simulations of large asteroid impact suggest that under the right condition an iron-nucle core of an asteroid may be add kin into the upper mantle the layer between the moon's crust and core during an impact we did a math and showed that a sufficiently dispersed core of the asteroid that made the impact could remain suspended in the moon's mantle until the present day rather than sinking to the moon's core could an artificial structure really exist inside the moon's structure in 1972 soviet astronomers had been studying the satellite and theorized that it was likely a hollow moon put in place by a highly advanced extraterrestrial race their theory was based on these observable anomalies claiming the moon was an artificial shell that had been inhabited internally for years well it might seem far afetched that we are being surveilled by an extraterrestrial race on the moon or that a hollow moon may have been intentionally placed in earth's orbit as a secret moon base there are a plethora of inexplicable facts about its relationship with earth to this day there are several theories that attempt to explain how the moon ended up orbiting our planet though none had been absolutely accepted leading many to believe that the moon is a spaceship without the moon orbiting precisely where it is it's possible that life on earth wouldn't exist or at least wouldn't have evolved to the point that it has in fact it is estimated that less than 10% of all terrestrial planets in the universe have an earth to moon ratio like ours which provides the stability that is necessary to maintain a climate that can harbor life the size of the moon is such that it affects our axial tilt or the way that the earth wobbles on its axis changing by a single degree over the course of thousands of years this relegation to one degree of movement is necessary for climate stability without the moon's balance the earth could tilt as much as 85 degrees every million years or so causing drastic changes this would adjust the orientation of the earth to the sun so significantly that the sun would shift to be situated directly over the poles rather than the equator where it currently is life could not survive during such radical shifts that's all from us for the moment guys we do hope you have enjoyed this video and we will of course be back just shortly with more so make sure you have your alerts turned on just before we go we'll be linking the new book by K. 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LeBron James, both points scored of all time including the playoffs, top 10 in assists, top 10 in rebounds, no one's ever done that in his life. He's the GOAT. Greatest basketball player of all time. LeBron James. Why? Because he's tall. He kept his laugh because he thought. Best basketball player of all time. MJ. Why? Great accolades. Great overtime player. LeBron. Why? I feel like the way, like, oh, we're playing right now with, like, it's a different NBA than Michael played in, so. Greatest basketball player of all time. Why? LeBron James. I just think his longevity and just overall play throughout the years makes him better than anyone else. Love it. Best player of all time. LeBron James.