North Korea used U.S. parts in ballistic missile Russia fired at Ukraine. A North Korean ballistic missile Russia fired in Ukraine last month reportedly contained hundreds of components that have been traced back to companies in the United States and Europe. Citing an investigation by the United Kingdom-based Conflict Armament Research Organization, CNN reported that of the 290 North Korean missile parts collected in Ukraine, 75% were designed and sold by firms incorporated in the U.S. 16% were linked to companies incorporated in Europe, while 9% were connected to those incorporated in Asia. Most of the components comprised the missile's navigation system, tracing back to 26 firms headquartered in the U.S., China, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, Singapore, Switzerland and Taiwan. The Conflict Armament Research report suggested that the parts were likely diverted within the global supply chain, once sold to international distributors saying the North has developed a robust acquisition network capable of circumventing without detection sanctions that have been in place for nearly two decades. The report also noted how difficult it is for America and its allies to control where commercial electronics go, singling out semiconductor parts, which it said are particularly difficult to track once they enter the global supply chain.


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Thank you very much ladies and gentlemen. It's our pleasure to be here and present our company Roder and Schwartz but also the solution That we developed within the framework of the standardization of the t-sector in ITU So that is why we have a very close relation to this WTSA and whatever is happening here in this event. Let me quickly start with a Small overview We are still a privately owned company, but we act globally We were founded 85 years ago by two guys. No surprise from Roder and Schwartz So still the name that we have in the company We are fully owned by the families still we are independent in the financial and capital market and we have a tradition that we Work and act on long-term sustainability and a trusted based customer relationship Since it's it's founding we have or understood ourselves as an enabler and innovator For a safer and a connected world So this is an overview of the business fields that we basically have So our large portion is test the measurement Then we have technology systems that is all where you need a couple of equipment bound together in a complete solution and our latest part is network security Not only our products we are proud of we are also proud of our experts our employees So from a size we have worldwide 12,300 employees we have employees from 87 countries of the world and we are active with a direct representative representation in 70 countries. We do a lot to train our stuff with more than 400 training courses internally to keep keep everybody up-to-date and Of course, this is an asset. We have our engineers are very important to have successful products and I'm happy to Introduce Jens Bagger dr. Jens Bagger who is the head of our development for the quality of service and quality of experience Which is standardized inside ITUT and I would like to give the floor to Jens to introduce us to this interesting topic Thank you Welcome everybody. Have a nice afternoon and I hope it is not becoming too technical I will try to give you a brief overview about our parts here on ITUT, especially QEQS We are very active in ITUT 30-Coop-12, 11, form of 30-Coop-9, 30-Coop-12, where I'm more or less there for almost 30 years now and If I would like to talk about those things in ITUT 30-Coop-12 I would focus on mobile network testing means mobile networks like cell phones or other wireless LAN Wi-Fi Of course, we are also active in ITUR and at the 3GP week back whatever you can imagine belongs to this Topics I am for myself. I have for almost 20 years now a robert worship in 30-Coop-12. It's a bit Let's say maybe unknown to most of you perceptual-based, objective, audio and visual Quality measurements. It means how to measure how a human subject would Perceive voice audio. Does it sound well? That's down to create it. Do you see distortions on the screen from a video or third things? We are also in touch with a relation guidelines network performance measurements It means how performant is a network from the view of an end user of a customer. We said a lot of Active contributions IPR standards. Maybe you know that Bojaka is the standard for speech quality or Other ones for video quality measurements. This is all 30-Coop-12 You may ask you why we as Rotary Schwartz are here in ITUT doing standards I think international standards are essential for interoperability In and between telecommunication networks and services and they guarantee valid and true measurement results all over the world They apply to industry telecommunication network operators. We have Customers like authorities, regulation authorities in individual countries For us is a clear focus of Implementing approved and some of our measurement method. The same as sharing our experience to others and drive civilization actively forward. If you have a look to a Network lifecycle from spectrum clearance from Network engineering from deployment Monitoring benchmarking. We are serving all the individual aspects of this lifecycle We have a solution platform which is putting probes in the network to data collection And can do data analytics at the upper layer as well And we do it through all of the individual layers down from playing physical spectrum as you may be there to radio transport Transport layers like IP or TCP UDP up to quality of service and quality of experience Let's maybe I hope it's not becoming too technical 5g everyone that talks about 5g what is 5g 5g is Not a revolutions maybe an evolution from 4g. It is coming on stepwise. It is a transition What you will have is new spectrum. You have maybe heard about millimeter waves very high frequencies to especially to have coverage in indoor equipment in indoor sites or in Very narrow Environments you have massive mime and beam forming means the network is able to direct the energy to you to your mobile We have multi connectivity. You can combine 5g and 4g And make use of all frequencies you have the same as you have a virtualization of the network It means you have a flask fix the physical layer you conserve individual customers with individual QS parameters This is all great But spectrum in the radio is just the first step. How is the technical performance and real field? This is very important Look, I have the best spectrum ever if you cannot make use of it by high bitrate by short latency by reliability Or how is the experience performance by a user? How is voice of a new radio? How does it sound? How is the video is it going? How is the online game going? how it works with your reality and For this We have a test solution, but this is the complete new game if you have a look to the day today networks are made for Downloading data in masses. No one cares about latency or short transportation time Focus is on doubt data download if you imagine you browse to download emails you do whatever tick tock You just need a data pipe which is powerful enough For 5g is changing You have interactive in real-time applications like virtual reality Outmanid reality. We have new players Automotive industry so for zero. We have non-smart phone devices in the network light modems like your Rich talking to the internet or whatever We have open one. It means you can combine components from different vendors together and focus is data rate and extreme short transport latencies if you have a long latency you cannot do a video chat You cannot do virtual reality nothing will always see a leg latency in between what you're doing in the response from the network And to make it simple 5g is bit weight continuity and latency Demands are different, but you have to take care about all three not about Bit weight only and For this we have just a small selection there. You see all the individual Measurement device groups here. We are we're having for supporting this spectrum clearance interference hunting troubleshooting site acceptance New radio network measurement solutions you see here a smart phone based Solution that we have all the measurement algorithms running on the smartphone itself and for data analysis I Platform where you can even see where you have measured where you have been driven around or walked around is your measurement device And you can do all the performance measurements in a very efficient way okay, thank you and Enjoy the rest of the afternoon. Thank you


You know this Ozzie pink, right? Yeah, you know, this is Ozzie all day. Even though he's not the GM anymore. Ozzie He the one that slipped this one in anyway team keep it clean. So the Ravens jail in the more Davis select the cornerback from Alabama He is six foot one little under 200 pounds um, and when I watch him play He reminded me of Lidarius whip How you can have him play outside corner. He could play uh slot corner too um, but he is somebody he's somebody who's Right place right time When I saw his interceptions all his interceptions came last year But all three of them were right place right time To where the ball just simply just happened to bounce his way But one thing that I loved about his interceptions Eric Dacosta mentioned in a presser earlier uh this offseason He said that they want to force more turnovers His hands are soft When he he catches the ball like a wide receiver And I think Eric Dacosta and all of them they are so tight Last year burned him it burned him so bad because When you don't have a market speeders out there. Oh, it's gonna be put on full display But the dropped interceptions And we know that this this part of the reason why a lot of these guys end up playing defense anyway because they can't catch but The drop interceptions were just oh, it was crazy. It was crazy because Those are game changing plays and I think Eric Dacosta went into this pick and or really Ozzy knew some too thinking like man How can we solidify our depth at corner? But get some guys that can catch Get some guys that can catch that football man because we need to turnovers So yeah, he will definitely have a role. He will definitely get uh plenty of playing time Of course, it's going to be more so special teams But he like Marcus Peters Mullen Humphrey those are your top two corners Brandon Stevens, he's gonna play a lot of corner two But then after that it's it's wide open for the taking it is wide open There are no spots that are safe or spots that are guaranteed after the top three So he will be active on game day. I Not necessarily guaranteeing it, but I can almost guarantee it Based off of the free agency and the draft so far One last thing before we get out of here Our ravens really getting ready to prove me wrong Because y'all have heard me say it a million times I'm like, there's no way that the ravens are going to use all 10 picks And they even end up getting I think like one more But I'm like, there's no way that the ravens are going to use all of their picks. There is no way It's not happening. Uh-uh These guys are looking like they may be on pace To literally use every single pick I'm just wondering where all those rookies gonna fit Well, all those rookies gonna fit. I mean things things could obviously change throughout the rest of the day But it is looking like They are going to Maybe use all of their picks So we'll see how this thing shakes out again Still a lot of time left still a lot of picks left Ravens got like a million picks left in his fourth round alone. Um, so we'll see. Oh, I know he ran a four three nine Ooh I know you had good speed any of that good speed. Okay. Let's see it man. All right. I like it. I like it But again, yeah, he'll be uh, you'll see him on special teams a lot And you'll see him dibble and dabbling the defense here and there too. So Solid pick up solid corner. Um, and yeah, again, you know, Ozzy, he's smiling for this one big time


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Hey guys, it's Nate, AKA the Foot Accountant. Welcome back to the channel. Today, we're going to be looking at some of your end game FIFA 22 Ultimate Team squads. It's been a full FIFA cycle, a full year of going from ground zero all the way up to these end game squads in FIFA 22. And what I want to do is just take a look at all of these great squads you guys have sent into me on Twitter and on the live stream, basically showing your grind from day one to now. All the trading, all of the grinding, the crafting, everything that goes into a year of FIFA. Now we have kind of an end product to show for it with these end game teams. So I'm excited to look through these today. They're all very interesting. Trying to spice it up a bit. One interesting question that I added to also spice it up was, I said, hey, show me your end game squad, but also tell me your biggest value pack pull during this year of FIFA 22. I'm going to do a deep dive on my club in a couple of videos from now, but I did want to take this opportunity to show off some of your guys of squads, right? Because it's been an incredible year of content and it's so cool to see all the great cards that we have now in FIFA and how our teams have evolved over the course of this year. So without further ado, let's get a look at some of these squads. All right, so here's the tweet that I put out. I said, I want to see your end game teams. Also the most expensive card you've packed during FIFA 22. Now let's look through some of these. Everybody's going to have the like 99 for Ron chat. I would almost bet that 99 for Ron is in like every single team today. 99 for Ron, 99 Usman and Salah. He's got Ronaldo, Conte and Bapé. This guy has no defense. This guy has a one man midfield chat.  He's definitely playing three back. Three back with Conte and Cancelo in the midfield. We're a team, bro. We're a team. This is pack mouse the goat. All right, full team and bench. Courtois and goal. Ramos and Campembe play full back.  Howlin' the brand new card. Fuddy's cards, Pogba's in there. Puskas, a bit of an older card if you think about it. He says that Puskas is the best dribbler he's used this year. So that's one thing that I'm interested in when looking through these squads today is looking through what cards that are a little bit older that still make it into people's teams. Like Puskas, technically a little bit older, right? Like anything that's pre-tots or pre-shapeshifters I'd be a little surprised in. But some people I bet will have them. So yeah, that's a great team. I like that you love Ramos too. Nice bench, you have Messi, Jeter. Jeter doesn't even make the squad chat. Hey yo. And then he says this is his best pack pull. A thousand games with team of the year Cancelo. When he was a million coins, I think he said it was his best pack pull. Crazy. The best team. Oh my gosh. Kealini end of an era, Barela Fuddy's. This team is like host shapeshifters team. It's all Fuddy's cards, one end of an era and then Ronaldo R9.  R9 was my most expensive pull. So this guy packed R9. Red and Boppe was my best pull during Tots. The rest were traded to by crafting or bought. Yeah, Red and Boppe is sick bro. And you packed 97, R9 that's nasty. This guy says built on fodder profits. Best pull was Ginola when he was eight mil. It's a 198 chat. 198. Again, like I said, players that we've seen in just about every single team. Usman Dembele, 99 Veran. I think actually Salah has been in just about every one of these teams too, bro. R9, Jeter again. Ronaldo again. Kyle Walker, Allison. Okay, here's our first Amavi. Ginola was the most expensive player that my brother packed for me while doing a share play. Wow, so you packed Ginola as well. That's crazy. He's not even in your team. Chat, I can't lie. A lot of these teams are looking the same, bro. It's end game FIFA 22 starter pack. Veran, the brand new Rudiger or Milital in like all of these. Ah, hey, Ericsson. Oh, Dina Talley. Yo, I rate this one. I rate this one Sly Gabber. You got some Serie A down the right side with Dina Talley, Barela and Cordoba. I like it. It's different. You've got Holland up there up top. Chat, what I'm seeing in like every single one of these teams too is I'm seeing, I'm seeing at least like three or four footies players, you know?  Vandrassar, Veran again. Salah again. Mendy, Neymar, St. Max. We're a team, bro. Sawyer, who's your best pull? Team of the year in Bope? Headliners in Bope? Oh, you packed the headliner in Bope? Oh, that's a big pull. He was five mil at the time for this? Well, let's go. First year on FIFA. Ford says first year on FIFA, he sent his squad. Hey, that's the first. Eden Hazard, the first Rashford and still a Ricardo Perea flashback makes the team. Bro, this whole squad is green apart from like two players. This one's a little bit different because he only has one 99. It's Lemondalski, to be fair. But that flashback Ricardo Perea getting your team is interesting. Nice one though, different. A little bit of five back action. Actually, a little ratty. Hey, yo. Kealini, Ginola, Dina Talley. I like the shapeshifter hero route you got going here. Of course, we got some great footies. We got Salah, we have Neymar, we have Veran. Bro, those premium footies items, if you look at a lot of these teams we're looking at, the premium footies were so, so big. So, so big for people in chemistry. Like, look, Neymar linking to Salah. When else does that happen? Salah linking to Ben Yetter, only premium footies. Oh, wow. Hey, yo, some reds in the team. I think he's swapping out for Rudiger. Yup. Red Militão gets sat down for Rudiger. Amavi in the team, and then a whole bunch of footies, man. That's a very meta team. All right, here's another team. He's got the brand new Renato Sanchez, Yetter, Neymar, to 197 squad. Nice team, bro. You got that, Erickson, I like it. And that Renato, actually chat. Is this the first squad with Renato in the starting 11? I know he was just dropped. But that's crazy to me. There was so much hype for a Renato SBC and he's not getting into all these people starting 11s, bro. I think it's because his stats aren't as insane as other cards in other midfielders, you know? Zaje, incredible club, bro. Who's your most expensive pool? 1,100 games with POTM and Bapé. Wait, Paqueta Tots? That was your best pool? It had to have been like right away when he was like a million coins, right? That was your best pool all year? When he was 1.5 mil? All right, that's a pretty good pool. 1.5 mil Paqueta, GGs. Let's go back and look at a couple. All right, I got one right here. He says, that's the team. I packed R9 twice, first in April and a couple of days ago as well. Oh my gosh, dude, no way. Ronaldo and Pele, all Brazil icon player pick. That was a nation-specific one, but still, that's crazy. R9, Holitz, and Pele, Cordoba, Kealini, and Barela. I like seeing the Serie A triangles that still fit into a couple of these guys' teams. Like Kealini, Barela, we still see a little bit of Cordoba as well. And then on the bench, you've got all the moments, guys. Jesus, Renato, Rudiger, Gravenbirch, Gareth Bale, GGs. I like that you have icons in there, bro. I know some people are gonna be like, nah, Nate's behind the curve, but I like that. Here's what I'm rocking with. Most expensive pools, 99 messy during shapeshifters, and he was 7 mil. You sir have a red Ronaldo. Oh, some more Serie A. Nah, he's got the biggest fraud of a goalkeeper in game chat.  You've got four, five Serie A cards in here, man. Fair play. Finally, another Renato in a starting 11. Ha, I love these replies chat. People respond to a squad like this. A 198, and this guy says, touch grass, bro. Mendee, Rudiger, Valverde, nice. Ronaldo at left back, Packpole, SBC. Look at this, R9 moments on the bench, Jeter is on the bench, Ginola. Now that's a stacked club right there. I'm surprised at how many people did 98 been Jeter. Like we scroll through a lot of these teams, like look how many Jeters we see, bro. It's crazy. Another one in this team right here. Look at this. Pele on Serie 7, Tots packed five minutes apart during Prem Tots. What? There's a Renato in the team. Renan Lodi, Ribery, Campembe. Ooh, here's one. Zidane making a starting 11. Wait, is this guy just going under all these tweets and telling people to touch grass? This guy is just in my mentions telling people to touch grass chat. I think this guy is jealous. Mbappe Zidane, Griezmann, Amavi. Steve Mandanda. Nice mix of some shape shape through some footies and you got that moment Zidane. All right, here's another one. R9 again, Renato Sanchez. After I say that I haven't seen Renato then he starts popping up in all these squads. Here's a couple of things that I've noticed I'm surprised. You guys mentioned it too. 99 Salah. I am very surprised to see Salah in like so many of these squads. I guess it's the premium footies links that made people do them because like otherwise he wouldn't have had great links. I mean, not that it's a bad card but a lot more people did Salah than I thought, bro. I mean, I'm not saying the Salah is bad by any means but you're right, it is the best Salah ever. So there's some motivation for people to get him in their teams too. Not the most expensive pool but my coolest from a 75 plus pack from Winter Wild Cards. Zlatan, let's go. Hi, Nate. There we go, squad named after TFA. Ooh, team of the year Ronaldo. Don't see him that often. St. Max at left back. Yo, Chad, this guy's running a two with the back formation. I bet he drops Conte to center back in game or something. He's got St. Max at left back and Usman at right back. I love it. Oh, this guy's back, Chad. There he is. He's back. He says, touch grass mate. Schmeichel, that's the first time we've seen him. Jeter Dembele. This guy on Twitter, the grass guy is back. He's making me laugh. Taylor Hernandez is still in there. Very good AVP. And you said flipping Jalo, Vinny team of the week and headliner led to this. Thanks for this year of AVP. Dude, you got it, bro. Team automatic, another Zidane, Dinho, Roberto Carlos. Hey, team of the year Hakimi. Hey, Elite, I rate this, bro. I rate team of the year Hakimi still being in this team because that right back for me was a card that I used so much. People used this team of the year Ruben Diaz for so long in the game as well. But just at the end of the game, he got kind of outpaced ballies and saying center backs, bro. Hakimi is very unique yet. 1200 games on Hakimi and a thousand on Diaz. Nice, bro. All right, Chad, here's a couple newbies. Lukaku, and his name is even, team name is Can't Stop the Shine after Lukaku. He says Lukaku was so fun to use. Most expensive player I packed was Benzema around 3.3 mil. Wait, the grass guy is back again. Do you know what grass feels like? Feels great, bro. With the ice. He responds with a picture with the ice. That's legendary. Nice, man. Hey, I like that team being different. And you've got Red Benzema as well. Fair play. And he's got Casemiro in there as well. I kind of missed it. Casemiro, W. Amavi, W. Don setting his team, let's go. Yup, we have to have Diketa Lera and Vanakken down there. John and David as well. With one of the best dynamic images of the year for sure. And that's John and the David card, 100%. It's eight. This year it was so easy to get an insane team, especially at the end game. This end game this year was, it was just super easy to get a crazy team. Let's try to find some interesting teams, like completely different. Always rotate the team around for fun, but this is what I've been liking lately. Pogba, Wynaldum, another Ricardo Pere, a first Van Dyke that we have seen. Reese James. I'm surprised that we didn't see too many of Reese James, bro. Kaka, we got Darwin Nunez. Nice one, bro, different for sure, but I like it. And then the Benz, you've got Pelé. Hey, fair play for having fun with the cards that you're having fun with, bro, right? That was your most expensive card you packed, Pelé. Nice. Final team, Marcella was best pull ever worth three and a half mil when I packed him. Benzema, Jeter, Gelsen Martins. Hey, there's an interesting card in there. Hold up, chat. We've looked through like 20 squads plus, and this is the first Vinny we've had. This Vinny this year was like one of the early game goats. Remember Vinny Player of the Month? It's the first time we see him? That's crazy. I'm surprised that I haven't seen him yet, but I guess it makes sense with all the insane footies cards we have had. Not a squad flex, but an IRL long range colossal with my five star weak foot on the weekend. All right, dribbles, big touch, rip, Ayo, top Benz, my guy. Can we get a little replay action? He takes the touch around the midfielder. Cheeky, great goal. 29 minutes ago from Chubbin. Moment, oh look, I'm even here on the stream looking at the teams. Moments Cruyff. I'm actually surprised. That's the first moments Cruyff we've seen. Recent has just finished Carlos. All right, so you got Carlos in there. Only on seven Ken, how's he now on more? If you swapped Conte and Salah, wouldn't that get you on more Ken? I'm the rat man playing five back. Best pull was Red Benz during Tots. Gabriel Jesus. That's the first Jesus that we've seen. Mateus as well. I like it. Chad, this is the best part about looking through teams, bro. You get to see what cards people like to use that are a bit different. Gabriel Jesus and Mateus still making a team in August, love it. I packed both when they were 11 mil, so it's a tie between the two. R9 and regular Ronaldo? You packed 97 Ronaldo and 99 Cristiano Ronaldo when they were both 11 million coins. Holy smokes. Oh, here we go, P-Dad. Still going strong with the Dutch team. Abedi was my best pack pull. Abedi Pele. Best Dutch team in FIFA right here, Cruyff. Why Naldum? He just added in lovely Gravenberg. She got some love recently. And of course, chat. We cannot go throughout FIFA 22 without talking about Wout Weghorst, the greatest showdown SBC of the year. Hands down. What a squad, man. Memories right there. Slam dunking on people with six foot five or six, whatever he is. It's been a fun year. Best pull was 99 Messi when he was in packs. Club legends and reserves. Pogba, ooh, DiBala. That's the first DiBala that we've seen. Fair play. My first ever FIFA started in June. Wait, what? Started in June. CR7 is my best pull. You got this and you started in June? I mean, to be fair, three of these cards have come out in the past week. Erickson, Diego Carlos and Rudiger. Wow, Mateus still in this team too. Fair play. I love seeing these teams. All prime R9. Okay, Marquinhos making a squad. Dona Roma team of the year. Oh, you gotta get him out of there. Fraud. 1,400 games you have with Dona. Wait, with Dona Roma? Dona 1,400 games. Oh my gosh. And you still like this card. Best pack pull, Ribery. Pogba, Desai, nice. Oh, right wing. Milito. Now that's a card I have not seen that. Foot of counting on top. I have not seen that card yet today. That's an interesting one. GGs, bro. All right, Chad, we'll do a couple more. Oh, there's Vinny. Eusebio, Garencia, Cafu. Actually, those are all new cards. Modric too. We didn't look at these guys. Nice team, bro. Different, I like it. This is a Brazilian in the chat. Best pulls, CR7 and Conte during team of the year week. Renato, the Radbenjeter. You've got Vinny in there. Marcello, Cafu still starts for you. Nice. 1,200 games with a team of the year. Cristiano Ronaldo, what a grind. Trey sending in his team says R9 and R10. You packed, wow. I love the full icon team, mate. You just finished Dinho, got his SPC done. I respect it. Full icon squad. Behind the curve this year more than ever, but still a dub, man. It's crazy to see how these cards change. How these teams change. Like in the end game, when everything else gets re-released back into packs. I bet if I would have said like, hey guys, show me your teams like two months ago. The Tots cards, crazy different. You know what we didn't see looking through all these teams? We didn't see flashback Veran. And if we would have looked at teams two months ago, heck, one month ago, we would have seen flashback Veran in like so many teams, crazy, right? But we have the 99 now, so everybody's got the better version. Lovely teams. Of course, a lot of them you could say, Nate, they all look the same. They've all got Veran. They've all got Fuddy's Mindy or Fuddy's This or That. I get it, right? But that's because we like cards that are also a little bit meta as well. They perform very well in game. We gravitate towards those. But it's also fun to see the diversity and what attackers or what different cards people may have around those kind of usuals, right? I just want to look through some of your guys' squads today and just enjoy the fun and enjoy the grind that FIFA 22 has been with some of the great end game squads that we have, bro. It's a lot of fun.


In this presentation, we're going to talk about cash disbursements, internal controls. Now we're going to talk about a voucher system for the payment process, but before we get to into the voucher system, note that the systems will change depending on the type of organization and what industry we're in and how large the organization is. So if we just have a small organization, then we probably just want to have some internal controls for the owner of the company, the owner being a key component of the internal control system and having a lot more oversight over many of the things that happen. For example, for the payments that happen, we may have someone that requests something on an employee that wants to request the payment, may even enter the payment into the system. However, we want to make sure that the owner still has some control over such as the check signing. So remember that we would typically want to pay things by check so that we have that audit trail and we would want the owner to sign the checks so that if we had a clerk or bookkeeper that was entering the information, they couldn't make basically purchases for themselves that may look like business purchases or something like that. That's going to be a very typical type of fraud. So for a small company, we want to make payments by check, make sure that the owner has the access to the purchasing information of the company and the owner is able then to sign the checks and that'll be a good control. Now, the owner also may want to do the bank reconciliation. They may not be entering everything into a system, but if they do the bank reconciliation at the end of the month, they have a lot more, that's another control that can be done even by small companies and reconciling the books itself, records on the bank account is often a very good control over cash in and of itself. Now, when we talk about a large organization, then we're going to have more components to the purchasing system and we're going to have to set up a system of controls limiting different type of activities that can be involved within the purchasing process. Note that the purchasing process is a huge area where fraud can take place and it's going to be an area where fraud can happen, where purchases happen that are not approved or that are going for personal use rather than business use. So broadly speaking, the components of the system will to be to verify what will be purchased. We want to verify the activity. We want to make sure that there's an approving process. So if there's one person that's asking or one department asking for purchases, we want to make sure that we have an approval process in place for the purchases. We want to make sure that the recording takes place and then we want to have the issuing of the checks finally within these components will typically have some separation of duties within those components in order to safeguard our assets and not have purchases that will be applied for, for example, personal use or non-needed information or components for the system. So if that's your system example, may look something like this. For example, we might have some department requesting for a purchase. Something needs to be purchased. A department is making a request for a purchase. We then we're going to have the form of a purchase request. So we'll have the purchase request. It's going to go to the purchasing department and the accounting department. So we're going to have the purchase request go into the department of purchasing and the purchasing typically will be its own department. The only one authorized really to approve the purchasing process and then the accounting department who will ultimately record the information into the system. And then the purchasing department will then create the purchase order and the purchase order will then be going to the vendor as well as the requesting department to show that they have sent it out to the vendor receiving and accounting. So the purchase order is going to go now. Remember that the purchase order is just going to be a request from the vendor to send it over payment has not yet been made. There's actually no transaction happening here. We're going to send the purchase order to the vendor of course to in order to give us the item that we're requesting. We got the requesting of department being the purchasing being the requesting department up here. The department that requested whatever item we are purchasing and we've got receiving which could be somebody like if it was being shipped to us and we have a separate department to receive it then we're going to give a copy there so that they can see the information or the item coming in and then we have the accounting department which will finally be recording this information. Then we're going to have the vendor have the invoice. So the vendor is going to provide the invoice to us. Notice it's a little bit backwards than you might think of something like buying from Amazon where we would make the payment by credit card possibly before we got the goods here. We're going to send the purchase order of the request and then get the vendor getting the invoice possibly at the same point in time that we receive the goods that we requested and the invoice is going to go to the accounting. So the accounting now has the purchase request the purchase order and the invoice and then the receiving department is going to have the receiving report and that means that they got the actual whatever item was there. You can imagine the receiving department is you know the truck came in we got whatever it is that we ordered and that's going to the receiving report is going to go to and note that the receiving report now can count the information or the goods that has been received and they're going to give their receiving report to the accounting department the requesting department the original requester and purchasing the purchasing department. So note the accounting department now has the purchase requisition the purchase order the invoice the receiving report and then the accounting department is going to have the invoice approval and finally the cashier will get that and we can record that information into the system and make the payment the cashier then writing the check to the vendor. So this is going to be a process you can see that it's going to be it involves a lot of people within the purchasing department that allows us to make the separation of date of duties it allows us to have the verification in process it allows us to record things in a different location than the original request is happening. So also however you can see that it has a lot of added steps then a system with if you are a small company you would just say requesting department to check that would be a lot faster and note that if these kind of processes aren't being followed it's very likely that people will start to tend towards that because that being the quickest point between the two activities that we want to do but if we do that we're missing the recording we're missing to have everything recorded the way we want we're missing that separation of duty duties and that will increase the likelihood of fraud. So we need to review this process and make sure that we're going through this process because although it takes more time and it's not as efficient as just writing a check it does provide those other goods which we are balancing out that being the safeguarding and all that other stuff in comparison to a quick process and as we grow our goal then will be going will be will be that we need to figure out what the best system of internal controls will be it's a small system of internal control is going to work can we can we just have the approval process by management or by the owner or is it we have to have a larger system and as we implement that larger system how many separate separations and approval processes do we need in order to have an efficient system and also have one that safeguards us against potential problems such as fraud


At Ellis Brigham we take ski testing really seriously and this involves two different ski tests. The first one is done early in the season. Everything's put through its paces and compared we make the decisions what we're going to stock. Later on in the season we bring staff out to Austria. Here the staff test all the skis that we've decided to go in the range. This means we can make sure we've made all the correct decisions but it also means that when you come into any of our stores the staff there can give you personal advice. They know exactly how the ski skis because they've been on them. This is a real versatile ski that we are putting this under the old mountain flight segment. So it's for a skier that want a versatile ski that can ski both on-piste and also off-piste. It has a weight suite of 88 and when we speak about a length of 180 it's having an 18 radius so it's also quite easy to turn. So then we can see a bit also on the construction why it's so versatile. We have a bit of camber and a reduced rocker so also to let's say give more carving experience. So this is what we are having on the Brahma. So we're doing this as mentioned to make it really versatile. This is a construction that is working so well that we don't want to change it. So what we are having is a double layer of tetanil. Then what we are having is bidirectional carbon tip and tail that is helping on deflotation but also reducing the vibration. So that's why this kind of ski is skiing so well and you cannot feel any vibration when you're skiing on it. Then we're having the boot that is popper and badge so also it's quite giving a good lightness on this. So the feedback from Tester is that if a consumer want to have a unique ski to use everywhere this should be the ski. So really versatile, you can have everywhere, you can bring on your trip just one ski to do everything. Okay, hi I'm Matt from Deansgate Manchester. Been out in Austria testing the new Blizzard Brahma ski. Been doing some nice fast runs on blacks, some steeper terrain and trying to dip into the side a little bit but visibility has been a bit bad. But the soft snow has been fantastic to just kind of crash through and carve and pop off some small little drops and stuff. They hold really nicely and had an awesome day. Found it a really nice playful ski, really good fun to ski. Skiing out on fairly hard snow with fresh new snow on top and it just cruised through absolutely everything. Didn't miss a beat at all, couldn't ask any more from it to be honest. It's good in slow speeds, in short turns, long turns. When you absolutely let it go it lets you go with it and it looks after you. Just generally a really good fun ski.


I mean, basically the way the ordinance works if you're getting, if anyone's getting paid or if you use the Fever as part profit or any type of commercial film or photography, you must have a permit on file. That's Fever as part profit. That's so good. This is a iced vanilla chai latte made with no water. I've never understood the whole grande venti. I just say small, medium, or large. Today is day two of filming these music videos. Can't release a lot of things because it's not out just yet. Hopefully you guys are liking the behind the scenes what it takes to actually film a music video and kind of that process. Away in that little field. We just got done filming the first music video. We had to go to that field and dolly up the piano, which was super hard to do. But yeah, we got done with the music video. Third one, we got two more to go. Far has been pretty awesome, so I'm pretty pumped about this project. So we just got to location number two, and I think there's like some park rangers talking to Jeff, wondering what we're doing. I'm pretty sure that they're saying, hey, you can't film here, but hopefully they're just like, ah, it's going to be fine. And then we just keep on filming, so we'll see what happens. Do you guys have a business card you think? A business card? Yeah. You guys doing, you didn't pay to do this production at all? No, we're just doing this. Just for fun. Just for fun. So you guys just doing this for fun? Yeah. We're at, but with school. I work at North Central University downtown. Okay. I'm a professor. Okay, so I mean, basically the way the word is worse, if anyone's getting paid, or if you use the freeway as part profit, or any type of commercial film or photography, you must have a permit on the cloud. That's freeway. Sure. Okay. I mean, is it a problem to get it from it? Yeah, no, it's super easy to go up to the business center and make contact with your Tom or Dario. They're up here at the front right now. I mean, we want to do things the right way. Yeah, absolutely. We'll do that. Is this where they have something on the file? Yeah, there's people in there, and I can just walk in there. Sure. Yeah, if you guys do that before you get started, that'd be awesome. Oh, good. All right, you go take a look at the dock. I'll go up to get permit and just follow that path down there. Okay. So, yeah, apparently you do need a permit to be filming and doing any sort of like photography or video stuff here at the park. So Jeff is going to go and get a permit really quick. Apparently it's really easy. We'll see if that's actually true. Yeah, this is pretty cool. This would be a great location. Yeah. I mean, look at this. This whole area looks really, really cool. It's going to be great putting that piano right in the middle, filming, get some cool drone shots. Yeah, this is a great location. This is what happened. We cannot film at that location, so we're going to another location to film another video. It was a whole bunch of things. They're like, hey, you now have to pay to use the park. You got to get a permit. And then we called and they're like, oh wait, you can't really do it. It was a whole thing. So now we're going to a different location. But yeah, that's kind of where we're at right now. So this is the next location. Really wide open space, open field. It looks really, really cool. It's going to look awesome with drone footage. But here's how I have everything set up. Let me show you. So I got my camera here. I got a 7200 RF lens. And it's going to be shooting Jeff and the piano down there on top of the creek. It's going to look really, really cool. So that's kind of like my first shot, my first static shot, if you will. But like, that looks really cool, doesn't it? I'm pretty pumped about this one. What do we have now? Just parking? Yeah, just to park. Gotcha. So that's private property, but we don't have anything to do with it. Right. And we have permission from the landowner. So that's perfect there. Just parking. So yeah. Who's the landowner? I don't know his name, but he was just driving back and forth here. So. Okay, yeah. You guys can park. Yeah, we'll get out of there. Cool. Thanks, man. Got it all packed up. Nice. I'll take you over to one that I think might work. Sounds good. Hey, won't wait for me to film you. I'm in the next location. Okay. So I just got done filming the fifth music video. I wasn't able to film a lot of the stuff because we were on a time crunch. This is where we filmed. This beautiful place during sunset and golden hour. I mean, it was just pure gold. And so this is where we had, I mean, we had a little bit of piano set up, like right in there. Okay. You'll see photos on IG. So go to my IG. But like this place, if you just drone over the top of the trees, it looks so good. I'm so pumped. And now, and now it's got to grab a mask. Now it's time to start my three and a half hour trek home to Wisconsin. So I hope you guys liked this video. I hope you guys liked the behind the scenes of what I do. That's pretty much what I do. And I hope you guys liked it. And as always, thanks so much for watching the Johnny Q vlog. I'll catch you next time. Peace. And now what I have to do is go back offload the footage, back that up and back that up and then spend my entire rest of my life editing, editing for like weeks and weeks. Yay.


What is going on everybody is Stas here welcome back to another video So in this video, we're gonna be doing an overall market update looking at the Dow Jones the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq We're also gonna be talking about one trade that I made today on the 16th of January in 2019 and we're gonna go into my personal opinion on if it's a good time to buy You guys we saw a very big dip today in you guys and a very big dip in natural gas And we are expecting cold weather over the next one to two weeks There's a big snowstorm in the Midwest. It's getting very cold over here, New Jersey It's gonna be about 10 degrees next week. So with all this cold weather coming. Is it a good time to buy? You guys we're gonna talk about that in this video But before we do feel free to smash that like button if you guys do enjoy the daily content that I'm producing if you guys do Find it valuable. It really does help the channel if you do smash that like button and I really do appreciate it So let's get right into today's video guys starting off with the SPX so yet again guys We had a green day today, but it wasn't too crazy of a green day We see the SPX SP S&P 500 here it closed the day up around five dollars and 80 cents up around point two percent So on the close, you know, not too crazy of a day in terms of the SPX But still it is a green day for the index and if we see over here guys The Dow Jones was up around a hundred and forty one points a little bit better day than the S&P in terms of percentage It was up around point six percent on the day and the NASDAQ we can see the future right now is down around 12 points But if we want to see the performance of the NASDAQ of what it did today, we can see around 9 30 We opened up at around 6690 we popped up around 50 points all the way to around 6637 but we ended up closing the day pretty flat in terms of the NASDAQ literally up about 56 points on the day, you know very minuscule percentage gain on the NASDAQ probably up around point one percent on The day so nonetheless guys it was a green day and let's talk about some technicals here on the SPX on a couple of different time frames so we can get a better understanding of where the market is moving and it's very Important in my opinion guys to do your market analysis every single day whether it is at night You know pre-market hours will preferably you should be doing it every single day multiple times a day, right? Pre-market hours to see how the large caps are moving so you can plan out your trades for the day You know after market hours you can see what happened that entire day plan your trades for the next day And of course during the day right live action That's a very great time to be doing your market analysis to see how everything's moving So in terms of the SPX right now guys We are at that same resistance that we were talking about in yesterday's video at around 2620 dollars we actually got rejected there today. I do believe we actually touch 2625 actually a little bit above that resistance, but we ended up getting you know pushed down from here To the close of the market so we pushed up to a higher high in terms of this one day one minute when we did hit The 2625 level but pretty much from 230 to 4 o'clock the entire power hour Plus 30 minutes. We were down trending to the market close, but we are technically guys You know at that resistance that was a previous support back in here in the middle of December and obviously we had that big Red month in December. We broke that support making it a new resistance and from the day after Christmas guys the 26th That's when we found our low in terms of the SPX And we've been recovering ever since and it's brought us back up to this resistance point So we aren't we're at a very critical spot right here guys I've been talking about this over the past market update videos every single day and Dobby, you know if we do end up breaking this which I do see potentially Happening right the next spot of resistance is going to be at around 2635 with then the next spot being at the 180 simple moving average here on the 180 chart And for us to really get out of this downwards trending channel like we slowly have been you know breaking that 180 SMA is going to be a huge huge point guys Let's say we do end up breaking these two resistances, but we get rejected by the 180 SMA The downtrend in terms of lower highs is still intact at that point right guys Because if we did get rejected here, you know this would technically be a lower high from the previous high and that's just a Continuation of the downtrend that the S&P 500 has been on over the past couple of weeks really months at this point from the beginning of October so in terms of the 180 chart guys That's what I'm looking like or looking at rather and on the 20-day one-hour chart We bounced on the 50 SMA two trading days ago We pushed for that high or high and we're you know currently still up trending guys. It's very obvious here It's very evident from this chart that we are up trending in price So I do expect you know potentially You know if we do end up popping up above this resistance tomorrow to see a pullback a little bit for the SPX and Obviously if we break the 50 SMA that's going to be a good reversal pattern to the downside in terms of the 20-day one-hour chart and then obviously the 180 SMA if we broke that as well You know That's going to be a good sign as well But for those of you all that don't know how to use simple moving averages to your advantage Well, let me give you a quick little tip here So this is the 50 SMA right and this is the 180 SMA whenever the 50 SMA Crosses above the 180 SMA that is a bullish sign right the 50 simple moving average is Crossing above the 180 and we can see that happening here guys pretty much back here is when it happened And that's really just showing us that it's bullish right and you can do this on any time frame It really does work right guys when we see the cross, you know a lot of the time We're seeing that you know stock ETF index up trending in that point in time And you can also use it the opposite way to really identify a down trending pattern for an ETF a stock or an Index and by this way, you know instead of the 50 SMA crossing above the 180 SMA For an uptrend well a downtrend would really show the 50 SMA Breaking below the 180 SMA so pretend the 50 SMA was right here for example, right and we saw it You know crossed the 180 like that that really just shows that you know that ETF stock index has downwards Momentum and it could potentially start down trending, right? These are very useful techniques very simple, right? A lot of people out there know them but just to reiterate them in this video very good techniques to you know identify an uptrend Identify a downtrend and you can use these on many different time frames. So let's quickly look at the Dow Jones guys Let me quickly just clear this drawing set because it does get sloppy over time when I don't clear it But on the 20-day chart very similar to the SPX, right? It's on an uptrend it bounced at this point higher low, right higher low here as well It bounced on the 50 SMA push to a higher high So everything is looking good for the uptrend in terms of this 20-day one-hour chart And if we look at the 180 chart we can see another clear resistance Right where the Dow is right now guys and this is from the sell-off that we saw back in June, right? We saw a sell-off back in June 2018 from around 25,000 mid 25,000 all the way down to around 24,200 and that's exactly where we are right now in terms of the Dow Jones guys you see it right there You know we had another green day pushing us towards even closer towards that Resistance from back here and of course it is a resistance from back here as well back in November And we did have that sell-off all the way down to around 24,200 to 24,300 Dollars so you know that is what I'm looking at in terms of the Dow Jones guys very important to keep an eye on This resistance level if we do end up breaking above it, which is a decent chance of happening right now If we do continue this uptrending pattern the next resistance point is going to be at around 24,750 and then of course it's going to be right around the 180 SMA as well and if we do break that 180 SMA That's going to be a very good sign of a reversal pattern to the upside right and just to quickly look at some longer-term charts here guys I talked about this in a couple of videos ago But I haven't in this in the past um couple of videos Well, you know the major indices guys the Dow the S&P and the NASDAQ they all held Simple moving average support levels on their long long-term charts, and I'm talking about three year one week charts right 20 year You know one month charts they are they all held You know very critical support levels if we can see back here to the SPX very similar right and you know on the Closer chart as well very similar it held that 180 SMA and bounce nicely And you know if we took every fundamental off the table if stock trading was simply off charts Right if we had no fundamentals no economy nothing right nothing if this was just simply off charts Someone would say right here. Okay. This could be the reversal for the uptrending pattern, right? We had our significant pullback We bounced on the 180 SMA and we're seeing a bunch of green candle stick starting to form on the 20 year chart You know we saw the bounce we're pushing back up as well But you know with fundamentals in the game guys in the state of the economy that we are currently in with growth slowing down The trade war all the stuff that we've been talking about on this channel You know this doesn't really matter to me that we are bouncing on the longer-term charts guys We can really turn to the downside in the matter of a snap We saw it back in October and we saw it in December So don't let these charts confuse you guys although the longer-term charts are pointing to a reversal to the upside right now You know there's still a bunch of stuff out there. That's going on that could weigh in on the market And I'm really just patiently waiting I'm still waiting for that day where we wake up and the futures are down 2% like they were you know back in this time period where we pretty much woke up every single day with the futures down a Crap-ton right I'm waiting for the day guys the day is going to come trust me But we just have to wait and see when it does come so in terms of the Nasdaq very quickly guys I don't want this video to be too long on the 20-day one-hour chart We're holding that uptrend very nicely We push to a higher high and if we take a look on the 180 very quickly to see some You know key resistances that we are at right now. Well, we broke this one right here Which is a very good sign, right? This was a previous support at around 6,500 we shattered above that With the next one being right around I would say 6,765 right and that's a little bit You know we're about a hundred points away from that right now and if we do break that guys That is a good sign that the Nasdaqs actually reversing to the upside right and in terms of the three major Indices right now the Nasdaq is actually looking the best in my opinion in terms of a technical basis But again once trading stocks guys you look at the technicals and of course the fundamentals What's happening in real life not just looking, you know at the chart? So so that is what the markets are looking like as of today at the close on the 16th of January in 2019 so to get into my trade with you guys guys It was very very simple. I pretty much caught it on this huge pullback right here So I was waiting for a potential bounce back recovery play I ended up getting in I believe right around here at about fifty seven dollars and thirty what was it like fifty seven thirty five I believe or maybe it was fifty seven forty five. I think that was it fifty seven forty five I initially had my limit order at around sixty dollars because at this point guys I thought it was reversing in price because we saw the break above the EMA here and I set a limit right around sixty dollars. I believe It was around twelve thirty because I saw the potential of it holding the EMA as a support level rather than a Resistance point as it has been over the past couple of hours at this point in time And you know obviously we started to see some strong resistance right here, which led me to just lower my What's it called my limit sell order to fifty nine dollars? So I had it at sixty dollars that would have put me at a what is like a three percent profit, right? Let's take a look very quickly. I was in at around fifty seven forty five fifty seven forty that's close enough So if I went to sixty dollars, yeah, that would have been around a three point five or rather a four percent profit If I did but I ended up lowering my limit order sell to fifty nine dollars And I took around a two percent two point seven percent profit and again Why I did this is because although we did break the EMA line here We were having trouble breaking the fifty SMA. We saw it as a huge resistance We had trouble breaking it here guys when I had it at the sixty limit order We had trouble here again and as we started having trouble the third time That's when I lowered my limit order and I ended up taking my profits right as a cross below Fifty nine dollars and that's the beauty of limit orders guys you set the order and it fills unless you're using you know Robinhood I've heard some problems with Robinhood, but I use fidelity guys It feels like that right guys it feels very quickly took my profits And that was it for the day in terms of my trading with ticker symbol UGAZ so if we're looking at you guys on a longer-term chart here This is the 20-day one-hour chart you may ask yourself. Is this a good dip by? Opportunity the weather is getting colder. We do have a snowstorm in the Midwest I believe and we do expect around one to two weeks of Extremely cold weather so let's take a look at this article guys Let's see you know what we can expect for natural gas So this is an article that came out on Monday last updated yesterday on Tuesday at 8 59 a.m And we can see from the title here natural gas prices spike 13% and this was back on Monday So natural gas prices spike as the market gains confidence that the severe cold gripping the United States Will persist on longer than previously thought Henry hub natural gas futures for February Rise more than 13% to their highest since December a return to four dollars is Uncertain but will remain a risk as heating demand rises and natural gas stockpiles come under renewed Pressure so natural gas spiked on Monday guys like we do know and with this weather coming the cold weather This could push up the prices of natural gas to start to test Previous resistances and if we take a look guys, you know back on this chart here for Natural gas and for those of you guys that don't even know Natural gas is what you guys trades based upon right if when if natural gas is going up in price Well, you guys is going up in price as well And this is the gap up that they were talking about I believe was it this one No, this was not the gap up the gap up was I believe on this day the 14th We went all the way from around 348 all the way up to around 370 and now we pulled back all the way back to around 340 which actually was a previous support level as we can see back here guys in December of 2018 right we pulled back from 393 all the way down to around 332 which we did end up getting close to today I believe earlier on in the day and we held that support level here We held it again here at as well at around 330 on the 28th of December Before gapping down and obviously when we did gap down, you know that became a new Resistance point and then we gapped up here. This was back on the 11th of January We gapped up from 315 all the way to 330 that started to act as a new support level It's kind of like a cup-and-handle pattern right here guys. You see that it's literally like exactly a cup-and-handle pattern So we you know we held above the 330 here pushed all the way up to 370. We pulled back We're holding the 330 340 level again So on a technical basis guys, there is room from around 330 335 all the way back up to 360 in my opinion because we'll be literally, you know trading within this Horizontal channel that we do see drawn out here And if we extend that a little bit you'll be able to see it You know a little bit easier here on this on natural gas chart. So actually, no, that's not that good Right here guys you guys see what I'm saying if we do end up filling this gap to the upside tomorrow After the natural gas report remember 1030 eastern standard time AM is when that report does come out if the report does show to be in favor You guys right and we slowly start to see the push up in natural gas We slowly start to fill this gap. Obviously, that's going to be a good sign for you guys So is it a good time right now to buy you guys? I personally think that it is a pretty good time to consider buying you guys I don't give you guys advice on what to buy. This is strictly an entertainment purpose channel, right? I'm here giving you guys, you know my journey my experience my thoughts do not take this as Advice to go buy it unless you do your own research, right? It's all about you doing your own research and making the decision for yourself Don't buy based on my opinion, but I personally think guys Especially with this big dip that we had the open gap that we do see that we're holding above now Aftermarket hours with a potential of filling as well as the very cold weather that we are expecting, right? There is a very solid chance in my opinion that natural gas does end up closing this gap Meaning that you guys could be probably will be a pretty good buy tomorrow and again Do your own research guys, please do not buy on my personal opinion Please please please don't and wait for that report 10 30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time We're gonna see how natural gas is, you know Acting towards the report, right? Is it gonna be shooting up? Is it gonna be shooting down typically around 10 30 every single Thursday when that report does come out? Natural gas does move pretty quickly. So keep an eye on it tomorrow That's what I'm personally gonna be doing keeping an eye on it around when the report comes out I'm gonna analyze the report when it does come out then make my decision from there But as of right now guys, you know judging off the chart judging off this article, you know A lot of severe cold weather is coming the Midwest is Experiencing a snowstorm right now a lot of lot of cold weather we can see here The forecast has turned significantly colder It's really the magnitude of the cold and the confidence and severity longer term that changed over the weekend So pretty much guys that is my opinion on you guys. Is it a good time to buy? I personally think it is a decent time to consider buying right now guys because you know all the stuff that I did say is Pretty valid. Let me know what you guys think down below in the comment section If you guys do want to check this article out, I'll have it linked down below in the description box And you know, just let me know what you guys think is it a good time to buy in what do you expect for tomorrow, right? We got rejected by the 180 SMA But again, we do have a nice gap that we could potentially fill Tomorrow and that's what I'm going to be waiting for in terms of natural gas and you guys That's pretty much it for today's video I started out the day today pretty slow didn't see too many opportunities out there Then I started to see the big sell-off in natural gas And that is when I ended up taking that bounce back play on you guys But pretty much guys up until around 12 p.m. I thought today was going to be a day that I wasn't going to trade Which is not a bad thing, right?  You want to wait for the opportunity to come to you before taking advantage of that opportunity, right? I did not see any opportunities early on in the day. Therefore, I didn't trade But once I saw the sell-off in you guys I saw this as a potential opportunity if it did find support and slowly start to push up That is what I ended up doing guys I traded that very quickly for a 2.7% and I did very well today based on my standards and my Goals, so I hope you guys did enjoy this video If you did feel free to drop a like leave a comment and subscribe Follow me on Instagram as well as on Twitter and join our discord group chat as well as our Facebook group All of those are linked down below in the description box. I'll catch you guys in the next video Please do your own research when trading when investing.  Peace out