Hello. Hello. Hello. All right, so I'm looking at this chart right now, right for Bacon obviously and I'm staring at this idea We keep hitting this key level Right And what I'm seeing is like kind of the basic structure of an ascending triangle We kind of have like this new trend like First I felt like we lost the train we broke down, but now you kind of see it's like We're kind of chugging along here and this now that we're getting oversold I Kind of you know, I'm sticking so I got into the trade right we came up I was up a hundred bucks. We came down. I just got out of the trade of basically up a three dollars. You can see Okay, I have no more position open It's kind of cool. You guys got to pick back up from where we left off because it's been a very intricate day of trading Now so let's look at the bigger idea Kind of an inverted head and shoulder in a way, right and Honestly, we almost might be Adam and even Kind of an Adam and Eve here as well So this is the market structure. We've been we've been forming for the last, you know, a few hours first It was this beautiful pettit. It broke out. We retested and previous support has now been resistance We just continuously keep retesting 56 680 for whatever reason. It's like a battle at this area bang bang bang bang bang So and I would like to see the one minute get back above that 200 SMA Right, we keep we had it. We were doing great That was a beautiful trade right there alone right from in in at 56 9 out at 57 196 That was a nice trade, right? I wanted more we didn't get it when we lost here when we got around here I was you know, why why did I bail on the trade? The seven minute didn't look good look like it was going to actually start to give us more of a downtrend here We started to curve just earlier here on the seven and It started to actually pan out like we were gonna get a pretty nasty dump. See this and I was in the trade We're you know, it's like why would I go and watch and you know and look like it was gonna fall pretty we wicked But we recovered and we didn't let you know previous resistance. We did not lose that and so that's what's got me Kind of guarantee you know wanting to get back inside this trade again and take this same structure So here it is the trade is the trade it's a 4 to 1 or school ratio My stop loss gets to be lower now at 56,000 zero zero nine, which is great because I waited for us to get to the bottom of the pattern I'm going for sixty thousand three ninety now. Have my zero and I'm yeah, we're going for sixty K RIS 263 for a thousand dollars You know and if I get down near a hundred bucks like if I guess this starts to come here and doesn't look good I cut it off right but at the worst worst comes the worst I lose two sixty nine now. It's a high risk But let's take a look at the one-hour time frame Which to me as the most you know the most weight of the day and it It's it's it just says hey, I got to get a pump here now I do see a bearish divergence and that could be the end of our rally I will give you that there's a bearish div here and the RSI is pretty spent and So you're at I could see how there's like, you know A lot of people shorting there's a lot of people longing right here and there's gonna be a battle over who wins My idea is this Iris small amounts near crucial areas if they tend to break I'm pretty good at you know seeing that they're gonna continue and then I'm willing to take the short and I'm not to see I'm not like all long even when I'm long. I'm okay. I'm like willing to be open-minded to this idea But if we stay above this and we pump I get to ride that I get to ride it So like by being open-minded, I take advantage of the situation Right. So yeah, I even when I'm long. I don't believe that I'm right You get it. You know what I mean? So that's like the difference Right, that's the difference. I used when I was a younger trader. I was right like I was always right or wrong you know what I mean but That's not the case anymore You know over the years you just start realizing it's It's not about that It's about you took the probability if the probability plays out, you know, it works out in your advantage If not, it is what it is right now Bitcoin starting to fall down right. I didn't enter the trade yet. I waited. I hesitated why because I want to see Maybe what the one minute look the one minute's over Bob And it's funny. Yes, the small timers. They could say oh, they're miniscule But the more if you trade with me all the time you'll start to realize like You can get a massive dump the one minute can start a massive dump like you could start This could this stochastic could be the one that starts a massive dump to the downside And if you weren't paying attention Some you know, it's surprising and I'm it's weird how the smaller timers like look This is starting to be what's called a descending triangle, right? We lost the 200 sma It's a rounded top So now you're like, okay Where you're setting the one but then like Somehow get back. So if we can get back above this point of control and the 200 sma That could in we make some type of flag That may give me the better idea that the bigger trade will play out on the one hour too Like I'm looking for my precision entry Right on the small timeframe Again, they are going after people left and right. You don't want to get Caught up in big time. Like if you see a big idea in the four hour I've taken it without looking at the smaller time frames before you don't always have to be In the tiny small the tiny time frames, right? But they can help just give you confirmation once you've decided what you plan on doing 58,000 still telling us that it's like Many a day I went against this like or I just said, yeah, it's there But whatever and lo and behold, we hit it. We hit it. We hit it till the font that I just really don't You know, it's more likely now I learned Through I've learned through trial and error and you guys see me every day That this happens all the time right That like we 80 to 90 percent of the time we are going to hit these two levels of liquidity before anything below here gets hit There's just nothing there really to challenge this idea Nothing dark red enough like the red is it's just like a heatmap order book The darker the red the more people are there, right? So 58,000 60,000 There's a lot of people in these areas Okay, so I'm getting a descending triangle here on the one minute So I'm not entering the trade per se yet. I haven't gotten into the trade yet And remember the whole market kind of if you're in an all-coin trade right now Whether it's Solana Matic. I don't care what you're in It's going to depict on kind of what goes on right here You know, this gets a nasty dump down. You're better. You know, it's going to affect the rest of the market This gets it goes up and go sideways better for all coins. This gets a huge pump All coins might even take a little, you know, so you're I'm always watching bitcoin no matter what I'm trading As you can see, this is the trend line. You want to see us break this trend You pop above here. That's going to be a good sign It looks like we may see how when they get this little turn on the stokes Years of doing this a lot of times that tells me you'll get a pop. I know that's crazy, right? But like you'll get that sensitive to the price action Sometimes you'll see this right now it doesn't but you'll see this look exactly like a shoulder ahead on a right shoulder And it'll kind of give you that. Okay Look, there we are opening the candle outside of the resistance There we go interesting, right I don't use this one, right? I already have it on another one So this trade's starting to make sense to me starting to call my name a little bit And so I don't have to start with the I can start with the 100 for the 500 Right if I lose a hundred bucks, I'm going to be in pretty good shape, right? Like I'm not going to care too much And honestly, I could actually go All the way down to look at that. It was at triple five sevens um Could I go that low? 5577 or 5577 Risk 137 for 438 still not a bad risk or ratio, right and I'm deep And so bang, I'm gonna enter the long here I like how the trend line is being held by the smaller time frame Okay But I had to like feel out the situation first, right And we've been watching this kind of all day long Money in my liquidation price is the 277 54277 And that's the key like where is your stop the stop is 55 triple sevens right 139 for 436 I'll take that That's more than a three to one per score ratio, right? And that's a trade I would like to double, you know, look up eight bucks Market's going crazy I'd like to double down on that And so I did 800 at 20x leverage $16,000 trade. I wouldn't mind doubling that entire trade Right not right now, but I wouldn't mind it That would be like doing this right here putting in another 272 a margin And so I'm looking for this liquidity to get grabbed here at 58 57 5 first and then 58,000.  I had but I didn't have You know because I just so I'm more apt to take those quickly. All right This also somewhat look it shows the show. It's also this resembles if we go even to the five minute here It's a shoulder ahead and a right shoulder to me It's sloppy. It may not be perfect, but I see a shoulder Ahead and I see an inverted head and shoulder here that could get me paid You know This is all negated if we lose the 200 sma and even the five minute chart, you know, that's a good chart That's a good time frame And again, I do use the seven but like you're like, oh, he's on the five. I use it all like I'll bounce all around like They all work, you know, and they all tell me something like whenever one of them is above one It's a good it's a better sign when they're all above it. It's a better sign And in today feels kind of like a choppy. It feels like a Monday. It really does, right? And it does make sense like the market erupted last night into the morning. So now the market's kind of like The market's psychologically dealing with what happened It's trying to process like all the people that got shorted are trying to they're all trying to process Right and And and that that's like, you know what I mean, it's like what happened, right and um So I think that's kind of what it's what what it's all about You know what and and you got all everyone who's like like me like I'm just Persistently long based off of stochastics RSI You know, they look good here on the five too Like we're going to get some type of balance back up to the top of the trail so far. We did get a balance, right We're up 30 bucks, right 3.5 percent A lot of people can't make 30 dollars out of 80 dollars leverage trading, right? They couldn't do it if they wanted to they couldn't show you how to do this, right On their best day and I'm not saying I'm like, you know, but this is look look how long we took to kind of figure out And again, this could go back to zero in two seconds. It's leverage trading You know, you don't get too high and mighty over a tiny win But the idea is it's we're following a pattern in a plan Okay, and you can see how like it's starting to form Somewhat of a structure here that's showing signs of life and previous support is resistance and that's another key key key idea for me Resistance bounce bounce fall through bounce again reclaim that level Right and 57k is a big deal. We hope 57,000. It's yeah, then 60k Is is on the way We lose 57k. We could we could fall back down here to 54 and then, you know, we went up pretty fast That was a I mean I can't Can you believe it, right? We were just at 51,000 and look we gave this call in my life I just came out my trading right there when that flag came down on the one minute I looked at it and was like that's like, you know, I put out a video like that's the trade I got in and it was gone man I sold early then I got in here got in here I traded this flag. I traded that flag. I traded every little flag you see My strategy is just trading the flags So simple to me once you start to rip And then what happens is price will get away from the 21 the stokes will get high And you can take some profit take some profit and usually you'll get a chance to get back in The more you do it the the less scared you are to take profit And that's why I can sell like three or four times in a bull day When I used to have no guts to sell because I would be like I have to stay in this trade This is my only chance because it's my only time I could have made such an entry But now I can repeat these entries throughout the day Right like I sold this morning.  I found this flag I just traded this flag yesterday The stokes were low. Yes, but I just traded this flag and I said, you know And I said to my trading group, I'm gonna take this Because we've won so many if I was like, I figured if I had no fear of losing anymore I'm like, we've won so many trades. What does it matter? All right So 4 3 4 3 3 33 bucks Okay And let's jump into the chat for a second here and see what people are saying Here for the lifer go join the 99 equals the goat man. Chris goes to love you man I'm up 10 can't wait to get home and trade unbelievable Pepe flag on the one one a minute stoke reset already Pepe perpetual Could there be a play there? That's high risk high reward.  Excuse me Excuse me, man Let's see, uh, let's see zero point One two three It's almost it's hard to they blend right one two three four five 2604 And then the stop and I don't think I'm gonna do this. I'm just taking a look if what if I did one two three four five Two four or two you bring it up. So you risk 50 bucks for 197 bucks on the pepe move here All right Every time I've traded one of these I lose the money immediately So I usually never trade an all coin You have a supporter resistance here that could hold because you have resistance and you have one there too And you're low in the stochastics And you're above a point of control my stop loss isn't below the point of control, but it's pretty close I don't like losing money You know 40 bucks makes more sense for me. I'll go small ball So I was 40 bucks for 120 right on the pepe trade It's funny. You guys got me trading a an all coin, but again Um, this all depends on the bitcoin trade like I'm still using all um book map because if bitcoin starts You know, it doesn't add this liquidity up here I'm likely not taking this pepe trade. You see what I mean Yeah, number one rule of trading is not don't lose money Right, that's the number one rule. Don't lose money All right Like a lot of people are all get bummed out when they don't make enough they compare all this guy 10x that I didn't make any but like You know They forget how many people you know every day you every day you beat your say you got into a trade It pumped then you sold All right, uh, and then you every day you beat yourself up over a trade that like you could have I could have made more Remind yourself of how many people got wrecked that day You know go look at some liquidation site And you know or just read about liquidations and realize like wow a lot of people Lost it all today. Like they didn't just lose get a stop loss or they didn't sell early They got completely annihilated Like they lost their entire portfolio You know right And so like a coin like pepe I may even see the stop like oh see We were up 11 bucks. You see that a second ago Little bitcoin not doing well because now bitcoin's only up seven 10 bucks right bitcoin's back at 56 940 So they're gonna follow each other and you can feel today doesn't today is kind of like a very volatile day very volatile day You can feel it I wonder if you can get out flash clothes at two dollars on this coin like yeah, see That's still oversold on the stochastic And it's watching bitcoin like a hawk like bitcoin bounces back to 57 000 You'll see this thing. It's like they're like So i'm got bookmark running No matter what i'm really playing So bookmark, you know bitcoin back up 25 Like it'll be amazing. We get that huge short squeeze and then this will just follow Most all coins would bubble up So we put a hundred bucks in margin risking 40 bucks for 200 right that was the That's the thing And what I do is when we get up to this dotted line. I'm out. That's my plan no matter what happens Like whenever this stochastics resets to the top I'm out of I'm gonna take I'm gonna get out of the trade. That's like the plan All right, hopefully it gets up there. It doesn't like come down and stay down here forever Which could happen right? So I took that pepe trade Probably not watch it fly it out Look, it's no mind that it's gonna pump so hard. Look at that thing. I would have been up like 50 bucks, right? So if you took this trade, you're in the money now Pepe's hot right now too just in general Right, it's it's trending. It's it's popping. Oh wow, that would have been we would have made 100 bucks almost, right?  So now you're like dang and I close the trade Right before it pumped I never trade I never lever trade all coins though. That's a thing. It's just not my thing But as long as bitcoin can keep this Sideways and and again, it's dangling this liquidity above us for poke map. It's telling me there's liquidity above us That's a beautiful trade right there like like in and out And again, it gets to the dotted line done And at this one out at that one That's what I got to do too is stop watching price action so much and just stick to my my stochastic But you just never know, you know, I didn't want to lose money. I wanted to protect the purse All right, wow, that's good bitcoin got back above there. That's a good sign. You see above the 200 sma And now it's in like look it looks like it's breaking out of like kind of a symmetrical triangle. See I see a move for bitcoin about the pump now The pepe the pepe team has said let bitcoin moves. I see a pump for bitcoin to 50s 284 now likely gonna happen pretty fast And again, you know, I never traded out coin, but I did it without losing money I think we made a very small amount on that Oh, I made 18 bucks It's actually pretty impressive I made 18 percent I'm I'll I'm that's amazing. I'll take that on 100 bucks I'll take that all day. I just add that to the day Um This pepe trade looks like it's gonna go even better now Again, even maybe it's small time frame, but I'd be flagging it out again I wouldn't be surprised if it just flares up first though hits the target then then it makes its next trade It's next flag But remember like even and I and I want to reiterate this and I'm and it is a book map stream But I'm saying this because even if I am whatever I'm trading I'm watching book map to see what like and I've seen like this level could disappear next thing You know, there's a big red bar down here and I'm like, oh my gosh, what's going on? all right See how I get absolutely wrecked is I place the trade and hope it goes my way with a little ta But no stop loss and it goes the opposite way every time So I put a stop every single time and it very rarely goes against me But I really think about the trade and I have to find it. I have a checklist All right, look at my checklist and write this down before you get into a trade Is the price in a bullish pattern and I write. Yeah, that's a bull flag Slash falling wedge. They break out 68 percent of the time So I say yes as I start to draw this number one, it isn't a bullish pattern, right? Um Is the rsi and the stochastic's turning up you can add the mag d2 is the mag d turn And if you see all those three things with the turn and like, yeah, this had that kind of curve And so yeah, it's a supportive resistance previous resistance became support It told me yeah, there was support there that that could give me the pump All right, now I'm you know, I got okay. I got everything kind of in line now, right It's priced near the 21 day moving average, right, you know I would keep writing these things down Um, and then look for a high volume note on the vrvp here too, right? Like look, we did have a high volume note here And you don't get in when the stokes are up here, right? You get in when the stokes are down here Stochastic's rsi So if you follow that even just that five-point checklist that I just gave you right now And you don't get into trades until those things are met You have such a better odds of making some gains. Okay I want to see people make gains like if you join my trading group fine. If you don't it's okay Uh, I'm gonna do you know, god is taking very well care of me like things are going very well So it's whatever you want, you know, it's whatever You can get out of the information I provide, but I want to see people make gains I want to see people change their lives And again, yeah, I may have just made 20 bucks off of 100 bucks. It's not life changing wealth, right But the idea is to get so good at technical analysis that you could Take 100 bucks in front of a random people and show them how to use it properly without losing it Okay, that's the key What helped determine the stop loss the previous support is resistance Previous resistance there is support, right? And this has to be a three to one or scored ratio from my entry So like let's look at this one. We're starting to do the same thing here now The target's there This target's gonna take us a little higher now because we're making a flag And so look and I like, you know, here I might bring in the again Here's your previous supporter of distance. It's on the wick, but you can even take the candle body And so I'd like my stop loss below resistance because if we come we should bounce, right And then you want this to be a three to one or scored ratio And I map out the trade yet again. It's a two four seven seven And then we're going up to two six three four What I like to do is risk what I just made if I'm in like, you know, like I go 13 for 48 now You know, if I hit lose 14 bucks, I still win. I'm still at four dollars, right Specifically the way they do this with barely any fees If I win I win another 50 bucks, right And so like I'm not trying to be a hero. I'm just going for the, you know Now price isn't near the 21 yet I usually like to wait for that to happen. So that tells me we're likely going to drop further down I didn't think about it, you know kind of preemptive And think about these, you know This is like the other trade was far better of a trade because there was more like there was a lot more Supporter resistance around me But again at this point, I'm really just trading support and resistance And bitcoin, you know bitcoin's still a 56 980. I still have book map running and I don't see any liquidity below us It's only bitcoin should be getting to 56 200 soon and when that happens It should affect this pepe trade in a positive way So book maps even showing me, okay, the things are going well and even big one go sideways That should affect the trade in a positive way Right And and I trade bull flags like that's a known pattern that many times in my life I've seen break up to the upside. So I'm just kind of doing, you know, what I want, you know I made 33 bucks in that pepe trade. That's amazing, man. Are you kidding me? I'm just waiting for this Breakout And a lot of times so you don't have to sit here and stare at the price action I'm here with you guys watching it but like, you know, I said it forget it like When I am if I'm trading head big money with more leverage I got to sit here too because if I there could be a huge spike and that's you know, you get out right there If you don't see the spike could be a difference between a few thousand dollars or 500 bucks So unfortunately, you know, it can be somewhat time consuming To grind through a leverage trade Shout out to Anthony. We love you, man. Thank you Well, bless you, Sam for giving us your most valuable asset. Thank you, man. No worries Appreciate that My wife's so loud, right? My wife is Bitcoin back at $56,990 We want to see it Stay at this level or break through. We don't want to see that if we see a nasty drop for bitcoin It's going to tell us something here. There's 57,000 You know, they're they go 10 and the whole market kind of goes hand in hand as the mark as the as the move goes Crazy that only pump that should have changed the price by like 10 20, 10 bucks. I feel like it was a big move We should be up huge right now two bucks At 10 again, though, you know, we didn't put a lot 18 percent So I put more in the trade, right? But again the non greedy protocol Like 10 bucks 13 That's kind of amazing right and then Now I grabbed another 11 And actually this is bending showing signs of more of a pump And again, same trade from the behavior. You could still be in the same trade But like you had had to fall through all this Right Cell here, you know, I sold early again, but the cell was there really technically at the tide and wait I wasn't patient All right book map at 990 56 980 Now I also like to see the cvd if this gets to like four or five thousand Starts to tell me, you know that the market's getting Very very overheated in the shorts But we could get like they're saying hey, we want 60k like I wouldn't be surprised if we get to 60k into tonight You know Wow, again another massive pump for pepe out of the flag And you can see I sell early but again, you never know if it was going to pump like that But you maximize your gains with yet another beautiful trade And that showed you you enter here with low stochastics We now the stochastics weren't low here, but we could feel the flag, right? You know, I had a sense that this flag could break out And you know people are trading pepe it's hot today too. So it's You know, if the bots pick up on price action And that bitcoin trades up there 50 bucks now, right Bitcoin's back above 57 000 And so that's giving us, you know, again, I got showed you like this is helping me trade pepe by showing me what's happening And we really should see this we should hit 53 too. You see this Nice bar of liquidity right there But see how quick and all can get I mean alters just they can change direction in a second I'm always very weary of them I technically now you're in a rising wedge, right? Which start to break down 68 percent of the time Never beat yourself up about when you sell or how you sell if you sell in the green As such to be a number one rule of trading like if you sell in the green always be happy Like I should be so happy that I made what the 29 bucks, right? And this trade is going well So that short looks like it's gonna dump nicely now how they go clean up all that liquidity right back down, right? But I don't know you still got the the flag that didn't hit the target You surprised like flags almost always want to hit their target. I don't know why But for me, I see it all the time Look at the triple sevens right there But all people lose a lot of money too not doing what they're doing not knowing what they're doing trading leverage especially with these smaller coins so So look we did break out like you could see this is supposed to break out like to me That's a goat like that's a if I get that It's amazing like if you get that much of a breakout on a tiny little move like that. That's a god. That's awesome All right So again, you don't want to be losing the 200 SMA that will tell you that this is like this could be cat ears Kind of looks like cat ears, right? And you're making a move to the to the downside Looks like a little cat, right? I think I have to go there but Little cat little kitty cat Anyway, you get the idea Gains for life. What's up take the short uni I try to watch as much life or as you can it seems like you do watch as much life or as you can you don't try sound like you get it done You know Nice so flag stays, right?  It's still going Made another little flag That flag should break out delayed to this pole See you still have this momentum here And now you have a resistance. You have to break through Do or do there is no try Best mentor in the game. Yeah And pepe just erupted It was waiting for bitcoin to get above a certain area and then the pepe The pepe kings and queens were coming out to play, right? I own some pepe and I remember riding pepe from the very beginning Yeah, if you just get out of the smaller time frames, I mean this does say there's a big move coming still I'll be the next target for pepe But that's what I do Then I zoom in and you can get busy on the small time frames to make sure You can you know find your way here like I'd be if I know that's going to pop then I'm drawing this I might even set alerts and this would be the next entry I would make and then switch back to the one once this pops and then just let the rest kind of take care of itself, right? So I use smaller time frames for entry when I see that the bigger time frame says ready to go, right? Look at that beautiful. Look how that just dropped right off the trend line like it was supposed to So I'm not the only one who drew this trend line and saw it this way because How did it know how to move like that? Right So that tells me that there's something going, you know that that you know And that solidifies technical analysis because I'm like, how did that? There's no way that that could have happened and that will happen on a daily constantly to the point where you never You never think there's no such thing as a coincidence, right? Now crazy look fast move turned right into a right candle If we lose the 200 sMA we drop like, you know, just these are just the facts of life And that would affect the pepe any trade that you're in, right? Coinbase has had a lot of new coins. You know coinbase has been keeping up honestly like You know, this is the one one year where like almost all the Exchanges are pretty good at getting, you know, pretty small cap gems So you can get almost any, you know, look the pangolin was on coinbase, wasn't it? And coin in pangolin has been out of control That's a small cap Right So yeah, I mean coinbase has been in the game. I mean there's This rally specifically has had a lot of information a lot of just a lot of A lot of coins that you can get With low market caps even on pretty big exchanges You don't have to go like, you know, not there's still the deep dive and there's still that You know, you want to find the idos and all the fun stuff? All right, I'm still watching pangolin right now. See And again bitcoin back above 57,000 Look at that pepe trade moon just now For that initial trade at the very beginning of this whole thing Is is just in the money ridiculously I think it all started here on this flag So I don't hit my had I been patient. I wasn't patient enough. I would hit my target and some I would have made the 200 bucks off the 100 dollars, right? Pepe's just out of control right now and bitcoin's ripping the 57 seed 57,080 Pepe's just absolutely taking the cake though and who would have thought right? Um Yeah, wow So the guy that doesn't trade altcoins, right? It's pretty crazy But there you have it. What are you gonna do? Uh beautiful bounce we held our own here really messy, but we held our own And we're you know, we're still in A flag here that like likely could now that see that's a nice little trade there That looks like you're gonna get a bounce right now So you could scalp this could be a scalp trade With a stop below the 200 sma Bang I can't take it. I'm pretty much like in my trade now Because I could put like you can always put you could put a trade inside of a trade I could put a chunk on right here that gets out right there, right Go over some profit. It's like that trade would look something like I'd try to get out at 57 for I would get out at 57 five four six My stop would be at five six nine four seven risk a hundred bucks for about 300 bucks And if that hits there you take 300 off the table right off the bat, right? It doesn't you know, it adds to the trade but you can take out of you know It shouldn't affect this original trade. It will make the average price change though It will average out that part of that trade, you know But that's I like what I'm seeing there. That's a nice trade I'm not gonna take it but that's exactly how it would take an address 114 for 285, right? It's a little below to 276 And again book map still giving us the liquidity to the upside saying hey man 57 3 is our next big target 57 2 I don't see why we won't make it into these two key areas It's just nothing down here really incentivizing us to go down there And then when you zoom out you can just see it's just redder and redder deeper and deeper all the way up to 58 And then I was like oh and then the one up to 60 000 Pepe just got lit it because now it's at 27 Look at that thing She had the cheese sauce luchetta. I followed that bch call. Thanks man And sold for 500 beans Yeah, we go over a lot of stuff we talk about a lot of things and um Yeah, a lot of people learn a lot of information. I appreciate that So now we continue to watch this flag here on bitcoin This could be the next possible idea for just for a scalp trade There we go and that once we see this as a resistance you can see We break through this you can just you know, you can tell they just We'll have to hit the liquidity at about 57 2 again Like 57 now feels like 52 000 it was just this little kind of Area we're going to hit a bunch until we break through During the trading you between not in yet. Thank you for saying that cheese sauce appreciate that About 27 and so the same thing here like and then I just start kind of all over again I just do the same things over and over again So it's about being disciplined really right I might even go to like a 30 second chart here You might really need a smaller time frame And that says it's going up to 29 now I'd like the 21 to get into price action though. So I say more sideways price action Let the 21 hit and then boom the next move And the key is you can already be setting up your trade now because you don't have a lot of time in the one minute Let me put it in finding out where the three to one is right there. You could be 3.53 You type in your numbers and you're ready to go for the you know, if that's what you know if if And if you hit the 21 and you're and you're ready to rock then boom You have your next trade locked in It's a really simple way to trade over and over again 21 day moving average slow still casting attack Attack attack and just like you just have to be relentless and you're going to hit enough You're going to you'll hit, you know by by the odds of still casting statistical analysis you you know technical Analysis and on the statistics of it You got to hit at least three out of ten of those trades Yeah, I'm not in the group, but I have been watching for two years The amount of knowledge I've gained has been incredibly amazing sam. You're the best. Thank you for saying that It's very nice of you Shout out to lifer adam Shout out to pickle rick eric you banks skip factor The crypto sparky ger pal Crypto holic love aura lee Michael pass d shuffle is that michael paugh is funny, right? Um, oculus l escape path Uh, and everybody here crypto sports d shuffle Uh, god bless you all anthony king a train amazing All the awesome people marlene Love you all one out cheese sauce luchetta And everyone here big irish crypto l2 carol vaqt And uh, the coach even after I was investing And off near crypto Yeah, traded pepe with this call here so early got in here again so early and both times would have just ripped But that's what happened today. I gave I was trading alt coins. I guess with the you know, just showing how you can use book map to trade all coins You could even add the alt coins here Um, let's see if they have a pepe No pepe Let me see though for sure But this is uh, I'm so I'm watching this connect back to the 21 and that would be my next call To get in again Um, yeah, man. Yep almost And so I'm watching bitcoin in this flag too and I also made a bitcoin trade live with everybody in that trade still green of 54 bucks And just the same flag we're watching pepe on we're really watching bitcoin on And so whatever you're trading you're watching bitcoin as you're trading And so we're watching to see this is the next kind of small little scalp trade that I'm putting on I didn't put I didn't get in but I was saying if I weren't already in a trade This is where I would be looking at and with that I'll leave you guys with this flag But I'm still bullish at 57 126 and we'll see where the day goes 58 000 our first hurdle looks like we're gonna get to it and then it's on the 60k It really is so god bless you all. Thank you for being here and I'll see you in the trading group Have a great day. Thank you


Welcome to JSA TV, the newsroom for tech and telecom professionals. I'm Jamie Scott-Ogutaya here at JSA and I'm so excited to welcome my friend, Mr. Jeff Cecil, the CEO and founder of Pull the Shoot. Jeff, welcome to JSA TV officially. Hey, thanks, Jay. This is a this is a different place for me to be, so I'm really enjoying it. It's kind of fun. Yeah, absolutely. It's obviously, folks know you were formerly head of operations here at JSA and an amazing mentor for me personally, but now this September of 2021, you pulled the shoot. You launched the shoot. Tell us more. Sure, sure. You know, it's funny. It was one of those things that I've been thinking about and people come to me and they go, what is Pull the Shoot all about? What are you talking about? So I got to tell a little story. So let me let me do that real quick if you don't mind. But the way I started Pull the Shoot was back when I was 40, I decided to knock one of those things off my bucket list and I went skydiving. And so I got into a plane and I went 14,000 feet up into the air and I jumped out of a perfectly good plane, right? The problem is that you're falling at 120 miles an hour. It's hard to breathe.  It's hard to see where you're at. It's hard to see where you're going.  Suddenly you're in control. Suddenly you can see where you're at and suddenly you can see where you're going. And isn't that a lot like business? Isn't that like what people are struggling with in their businesses? They're going so fast that they don't take time just to pull the shoot and see where they're at and see where they're going. They're running so fast that that they're out of control half the time. And so the whole goal of Pull the Shoot is all about was to get people to take a moment and figure out where they're at and where they want to go. And to do that, I wanted to leverage their people. So I say grow your people, grow your company. Because I think that an investment in your people is a major thing that you can do within your company to protect your current environment and your future. So that's what Pull the Shoot's all about. Here, here. Yes, yes. And I got to tell you how timely this is. I'm so glad right now, New Year Rocky start to 2020 to this door between COVID and this whole sense of age of resignation, never before have we seen people just saying, I've had enough. I'm staying home. But count me out. And that's a lot to manage as business professionals and leaders and entrepreneurs. How do we keep them motivated? How do we keep them on track? How do we keep ourselves motivated and on track? It's exhausting. And yeah, you know, we've been feeling like moving one finger and moves us out of control. Let's pull the shoot. Let's be more mindful in our approach. So tell us, tell us, what made you start Pull the Shoot? Why now? So it actually was I give credit to my daughters. I have three daughters who I've spent a lot of time talking with all of my methodologies and philosophies.  This is something that you love to do. Why don't you just go full time with it? And I thought, you know what, what a great idea. So I give the credit to all my girls. They pushed me to do that. And now is I think you hit the nail on the head, Jake. Now is because of the times we live in. The world has changed dramatically.   Just at the times we live in now, you know, I mean, let's face it, we're 50, 50 virtual and in the office anymore. And so it gets to be a little bit difficult to manage that people feel like they're an island amongst themselves when they are working from home. A lot of people are actually working better working from home, but still need to feel connected to the company. So there's all these different aspects of things that we need to think about. And as business leaders, as business owners and C level executives, these are things that we need to kind of talk through and understand, what is your culture now? What do you want your culture to be? And how are we going to get it there? And how is that going to affect the growth of the company? And so, you know, that's all that kind of came together as one. And so that's why I did it now. And I write about this a lot myself, even in my own little journals. But, you know, the world is calling for new type of leadership right now, you know, this post pandemic leadership, you can't be relying on the tools and the processes that you did before the pandemic. It's just not true. We've had a huge shift. And us as leaders, we need to shift with it. So tell us what is your goal, your mission for full to shoot? So I think it's twofold. One is for me personally, it's a 10 year plan. I want to spend the next 10 years. I hopefully don't want to retire to home 70, because I just love working and it's fun. But I'm in a place right now where I feel like I've had enough experience and enough understanding. And I can put all these different things together to actually help companies grow and put these plans into place. And it's to implement some of these methodologies that I talk about. And really, it's all about what I like to call transformational leadership. Transformational leadership is a different type of thought process where you put your people and again, I'll go back to that, but you put your people first, right? You want them to feel like they have a voice in the company. You want them to feel like they belong. You want them to feel appreciated. All these things are things that are going to help them grow as an individual, which is going to help your company grow. But it's going to take a big effort on the leadership to do this. And that's going to be one of the issues, right? Especially in this world of virtual where we're 50% at home, as a leader, you guys are going to have to take the initiative to actually make time and maybe do a one-on-two or one-on-four kind of calls.  One-on-two, one-on-four, you can get them to talk a little bit and you can actually see how they're doing. Get to know them a little better. Get their tells about when they're getting stressed out and when they're not stressed out, you know, just by seeing them on video, right? And it's about video, by the way. The business owners are going to be struggling to find the time, but I guarantee if they can make the time now and get to know their people and just we live in weird times. So, check them for their stress levels, check them for how they feel about things, make them feel part of the company. And then spend time, as I said before, give them the voice. Ask them, how is this working? How do you think we can improve on this? And I think that is so important, so important, because that's going to help them feel like they're part of the process. And when they feel like they're part of the process, they're going to feel the appreciation that comes along with that. So, I just think it's a critical thing that has to happen. It is critical.  And so the remote work thing was like, nope, got this, understood. But the things that we're really pressing upon, you know, to our clients and to our extended family, get on video. It's, you know, it's the closest thing you've got right now to a face-to-face interaction. And there's so many cues that your body language gives, you know, it's a handicap if you're not doing it. I agree. Anyway, what is the most important lesson that you've learned over your career? Great question. Okay, what comes to mind is actually a couple of things, but maybe I should talk about two people. So when I started Harris Bank, I had an amazing boss, her name was Wendy Bailey. And she was one of those type of people that would have actually fit in times today. I got to be honest. She empowered me to be the best I could be. She allowed me to transform myself from a fee clerk to the developer of the trust fee department and automate the whole trust fee department. And a couple of things that she taught me was that, you know, all of a sudden I was going into meetings with with upper management.  So don't be upset, you know, don't get freaked out about that. She said, the other advice I'll give you though is if they ask you a question that you don't know, tell them you don't know the answer and you'll get back to them. Don't make something up because if they figure out that you made something up, your reputation will be ruined for her. That's right. And so that's a big key for her. So she taught me those couple of things. Probably the other one that comes to mind is my dad. He was amazing at what he did. But the one golden rule that he always had me live by, which is treat others as you want to be treated. Right. And if you follow that rule, it really affects who you are as a person and how you can be as a leader. Right. So if you don't want to be yelled at as a person, then don't yell at your people, talk to them, find out what's going on, have conversations. And so I think those are the two things that are important.  Kind of make sure that you kind of vet the decisions you're making and small incremental changes really create compound effects. And so those things kind of, you know, weigh themselves presently and just, you know, be patient with people sometimes, you know, understand situations and just be patient, look at their backgrounds, what's going on and try to get a better handle on your people of what's going on in their lives, because it'll help you to manage them to their full potential. So well said, Jeff. So well said. And even your dad's advice that golden rule, you know, it's one of the reasons why companies should be these days, not only deciding on what their core values are, but putting it out there, putting it on display, you know, having it on your website, utilizing it when you're hiring and firing, you know, it is, hey, these are the type of people we want to attract and our clients as well that follow these type of core values, like this is what makes us click.  Absolutely. Absolutely. Oh, and talking transformational, transformational leadership, you just mentioned it, I thought it was such a powerful phrase. Tell us again why you feel it's so important these days to be this transformational leader. You know, it's a fun word that I kind of picked up recently, I was talking to someone a minute ago, but they're like, this is like transformational. I'm like, oh, that's a great word. I love it. And it fits really well because we are transforming who we are as a culture, who we are as businesses, and who we are as people. And that's probably the hardest thing because, you know, we can set in our ways. And so we want to do things a certain way, business owners always want to be have everything go through them, they become the funnel, which is the worst thing that you can do as a business owner, you need to diversify your responsibilities, because you're never going to be able to scale if everything has to go through you as a business owner.  And that's another piece of the transformational leadership is that it's not a set book like says, okay, everyone has to do it this way.  And I think those are the key things to it. But I think it's I think it's a big thing that we can do for our people, because it's going to help them. Again, my goal is to help them be the best they can be. You can't be standing over their shoulder, you know, yeah, right, days anymore, right, there's no more cubicles to stroll through. And so you have to, you know, especially in a remote world, you know, there needs to be trust and you need to hire better quality people, qualify people and then give them the tools and let them run because you hired them and you trust in them and go now go let go. I think trust is the big thing, you know, it's funny. I go back to my days when I worked at Harris Bank where I had to be on time, right? And people were always looking over your shoulder. The reality is we're all adults, right? And so you know what you have to do, you know, we have to have it done by and we live in this world that gives us that flexibility where, okay, so if you, if maybe you want to go for a run from 12 to one, go for the run, you know, as long as you get your job done, what does it matter when you do the work? You know, I'm a morning person, I can start my job at 630 every morning. But by two o'clock, I'm starting to split down.  But this environment gives us that ability to do that. Again, it's a transformation because business owners are like, well, no, you need to be available nine to five or, you know, eight to four or when I want to talk to you. And as long as you agree on set hours to a certain degree with some flexibility, I think it can work. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. So for our viewers who absolutely I'm sure want to learn more, what services do you offer at Pull Issues? Yeah, I'm working on three different things. So I offer business coaching. And so, and I use the word coaching at consulting, I'm going to be clear about that. And consulting is I come in and tell you what to do. Coaching is I come in and I help you figure out how to do it, what it is that you want to do, which is a different aspect, right? So we have conversations almost like you and I are having now. And we talk through where you want to get to, we agree on where you want to get to. And then we talk about the best avenues to get there. What's the plan? And then to a certain degree for business owners, having that accountability partner, which is what the coach ends up being is important, because it's easy for them as a business owner, or in the second phase as an executive coaching, it's either it's easier for them to go, I'm busy this week, I can't do it. But if they have someone that's holding them accountable, it's going to help them to hit their, their key points and their key performance indicators and all that stuff, right?   So I think coaching is, is a really more interesting way to go about it sometimes, because the goal is when I'm done with you, like we were together for a year or two years or whatever, you're comfortable knowing that you know how to figure out how to get through things. And maybe you can coach other people. And that's the other aspect of it, right? By coaching people, they then become the coaches, and they can pay that for it as well. So that's, that's kind of the fun part. And then the other, the third piece is what I call leadership training. The biggest, I'm going to call it a pet peeve of mine is that businesses give people promotions, and they put them in leadership roles, but they don't teach them how to be a leader. And so then what happens is they fail miserably, right? And it's not fair to them, it's not fair to the company. And it really isn't fair to the people that are underneath that person, right? Because everything gets tossed up and, you know, it's topsy turvy. So by teaching them how to be leaders, and it's an ongoing process, by the way, this is not a one day seminar, here's how to be a leader, because, you know, you leave there, and you're like, Oh, these were great ideas. And then two weeks later, you forgot them all. Again, if we do a weekly kind of, or bi-weekly for leadership training, kind of set up where we talk every other week, and we talk through where what you need to be as a good leader, and what are the issues that you faced over the last two weeks? How could we have handled them better? How did you handle them? Where did you struggle? And just kind of coach through that stuff. It gives them that upper hand on how to be the best leader they can be. Now, I understand too, a little birdie told me that you're also writing a book. I am. Yeah, that's a little bit more. When can we expect to see it?  And the whole concept behind it is, as I said in the beginning, one of my goals is, over the next 10 years, is to help as many small to medium-sized businesses, that's really my sweet spot, get to the next level and be the best they can be. So I decided to put the book together, and it really walks people through all the different avenues of things that they should look at as they are trying to develop their people and develop themselves and develop their business. And so it talks about things like, what type of leader are you? What type of culture do you want? Do you have a positive culture? There's the whole visionary integrator piece where a lot of times the business owners are the visionary, but they can't be the visionary and the integrator, meaning they can't be the one that does all the work. Again, this is their whole diversification. You spread things out. But a lot of the famous companies that were successful had a visionary and an integrator, I think of Apple with Jobs and Wozniak, and I think of Microsoft with Gates and Allen and things like that. So those are big companies that really had Walt Disney's, another one, right? He had his brother Roy. They were all successful because there was that second person that really was able to make all the small things happen while the visionary was really thinking through all that stuff. And I think that's really key to all that stuff. But anyway, the book walks me through all that stuff. My goal is hopefully by mid to end April, we should be out on the bookshop. So we're working through that right now. It's in the process. It's about 80% done, which I'm excited about. We go into the editor by hopefully two weeks, and we'll go from there. Amazing. Definitely sign me up. I want to copy immediately. Also, I want to tune in. I hear there's a podcast coming out too. There is actually, I just finished up my initial intro, which is just kind of explaining what Polo Shoot is all about. And then the goal is to interview CEOs, which by the way, you're going to be on that list, Jay, at some point. But the goal is I want to talk to them about why they decided on the culture that they did, what worked, let's face it, what didn't work. We all had those that, you know, we tried things and they just didn't work. But the overall goal is to help us. One of the best things we can do is learn from each other. And so by interviewing C-level people or business owners and asking them how they got to where they got to and what the cultures were and what's worked and do they, you know, do they spread their jobs out and things of that nature, that'll really help other people to understand things that might work for them. And so it's not just Jeff kind of talking through it all. It's, you know, real life people kind of talking through, hey, this is what really worked for us. And this is why we did this. And I've already had four or five great interviews with some people and they've just been, they've blown my mind away. Just, and everyone was a little bit different, you know, and it was exciting. I had one CEO that he's actually really into growing his people, but he does it with close-up magic because he's, that's one of his little side gigs. And so he tells his stories using close-up magic. And it just keeps everyone enthralled and excited about, you know, learning. And it's really fun. So there's a lot of different things that you can do. So it's really fun. Yeah. Oh, very cool. I can't wait to listen, especially on a magic like that. Apparently I need a few more tricks up, I think. All right, where can our listeners go to find you? Sure. So, so, pull the shoot.net. Go there and reach out if you have any questions, if you need any help. I'm thrilled, you know, it's just a it's a kind of a dream come true for me to be able to do this. The tiny is just perfect and you know I'm just excited to be able to help as many people as I can you know over the next 10 years that's my mission so. When we love you we love what you do pull the chute.net highly highly recommend guys if you haven't checked it out please go there and Jeff thank you for spending your time with us today and this is such a great way to kick off the new year I think we all need to take a moment take a breath we're going before we before feet land if you will yeah right absolutely thanks to appreciate it my friend thank you and thank you viewers for tuning in to jsa tv happy networking


Good morning. My name is Hank Hendrickson. I'm the Executive Director of the U.S.-Philippine Society. I'm here at USIP today to talk about the Philippines and U.S.-Philippines relations. From the U.S.-Philippines society point of view, we've had opportunities to meet with President Marcos in the Philippines. We met with him and his team before this inauguration last year. And then again in January and February of this year, as well as during his visit to Washington in May. So we've gotten to know him. He's been very consistent in his messaging. He's said that he can't envision a future relationship with the United States that's not really important for the Philippines. So he's put a much higher priority on relations with the United States. And it's a very broad agenda that he has before him in terms of areas that he sees as important in terms of cooperation with the United States. And it's not just dealing with security challenges in the South China Sea. It's the recovery after COVID. It's getting the economy to transform in ways that can provide more jobs for Filipinos and looking at opportunities in terms of strategic minerals, energy for the country that needs it. It's 110 million people and it's vulnerable so they want to look at clean energy alternatives. And they're looking at the U.S. to be a partner in tackling some of the problems that the Philippines faces in terms of building resilience and disaster response. And it's as well as some of these transnational issues of drugs and terrorism and so on. So it's a remarkably full agenda. And I think this administration in the Philippines and the administration here in Washington understand that engagement with the Philippines can be a win-win. In the southern Philippines there's been a long-standing conflict that's taken place between a Muslim community base and the Filipinos who have come into that area. The government has had a hand in trying to deal with conflict there in various ways, including through military actions over the years. But on the political side there's been progress in establishing autonomy within the Philippine state based in Muslim majority areas of Mindanao. And there's been success in forming an autonomous government that includes the two largest formerly rebel groups, armed groups, who are now working with the government and running their autonomous region in the Bansamora area of Mindanao. What I think is hopeful is that there's international attention and recognition of the successes there. And what we're trying to do is to support groups that are there to help. My wish list, if we were able to get things done through wishing them that they would happen in Washington, would be for progress in the area of trade. Philippines, like other countries in the Asia Pacific region, are going to look for trade arrangements and we'd like to see the United States do more in terms of setting the rules for trade with the Philippines and the region in general and not leave the field open to others. But it would be also useful for the United States early in dealing, early on in this new six-year term of President Marcos, to address areas that are of real domestic concern over there in the Philippines, which is economic development and jobs for people, feeding people. So getting people employed, getting jobs, and that would show that the United States is tuned in to the real domestic needs of that country in a way that can be helpful to them and that they would then see value in strengthening the overall relationship in ways that they've done so far in this first year of the administration.


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Colour music is a term that relates to the correlation between colour and music. So it's a term that has synesthetic undertones and it kind of derives from originally from colour organs which were built in the 18th and 19th century that look at the relationship between colour and music and how one could play the keys on the piano and replicate that through a coloured light show. So the exhibition sort of takes that as the starting point that builds on that idea through time up into contemporary works. Part of the idea of colour music is that there's a fusion of things that happen. So that's a synesthetic idea. It's also a wagarian idea that you build a total art by rather than just using one medium, say painting, you fuse everything together. The idea of the show is that we don't just show one specific gene of work, we fuse these things together. These concepts still resonate with artists today and so that colour and music are still definitive in the way that these artists decipher the world.  Well I work with an algorithm to actually compose the paintings and that sort of creates an improvisational situation where I basically plot eight points on every one of the four canvases that the eight panels are all comprised of and they become pivotal points. This particular piece was to kind of extend what I've been doing with the Sonic Network series. It was very challenging. At some points I didn't know whether I was able to physically accomplish it, which is really cool. The way I feel like the sound is emanated from my work is a combination of tone, colour, line and overall composition and the constant interplay of those elements creates this Sonic resonance. It becomes like this third element. Collaborations with Brian I feel like take the work to the next level and it's almost like when I show the paintings on their own now I feel like they're almost naked. It's almost like it doesn't need that other component but the other component creates another dimension. My research is about creating musical instruments on iPads and working on ways to link the performers in an iPad ensemble using network technologies and machine learning. I've created these iPad instruments, which are apps running on the iPad and the musicians tap and swipe around on the apps to create sounds. In this performance we're using one particular instrument I've designed with a group called singing bowls. Each of the concentric circles in the app represents a different note and when the performers touch that the colour that occurs in that circle is related to the pitch of the note so the performers get this idea of harmony coming out from the different colours that come on the screen. What happens during the performance is that the computer is analysing all of our touches and looking for interesting points in the performance or we might have moved on to a new idea and when it detects that it actually updates the interface on the iPads and we get to explore some new notes or new sounds. So it's a way of linking an ensemble of performers together using technology. I'm particularly interested in working on computer music projects and in bringing computer music to performers who wouldn't necessarily use computers in their music making. My favourite pieces is the installation by Botorg because it's the sort of thing that we don't often do here at the Drill Hall Gallery. It's a very immersive, technically challenging piece but it's also something that often might fall outside the realm of fine art in a lot of people's scope so it's good to bring that in. It's very much a counterculture work. It's quite invasive, quite aggressive but it's also highly abstract.