online trader essential for happy me tonight about one strategy that you can use to easily make a thousand dollars a day or more depending on how much you risk and we're gonna talk about that this evening. So my name is Melissa Armo. I own a company called the Stock Push and I've been day trading for eight years. It's going to be more than eight years soon and it's really interesting because I can't imagine my life now without the market and talk about the market. The market had a huge sell-off today and yet I think it's still as high or it's still home. So when you decide that you want to do this thing if you really really want to trade whether you want to day trade, swing trade or do options any of these things that you can use with my method you have to decide that you want to do this in a way that is serious and be disciplined and learn it. So I took it upon myself back in 2008 to decide to day trade and I've never looked back. So if you want more information you can feel free to reach out to me or my assistant. His name is PaulStockPush.com and you can email me at MelissaStockPush.com and you can also follow me on YouTube, Facebook, Twitter or any one of these pages. I do day trade daily. We are doing a open house. Paul can put the information in the room or caffeine for a Thursday and Friday if you want to come and take my trades and take my calls. I trade live in the room every morning beginning at 8.30 Eastern time. So you can come and you can watch me or take the trades with me live this week. Let's talk about what I do. As I was saying before, I day trade. One of the things that I do that makes me successful is I have a focus. If you want to make any amount of money, whether it's $1 or $1,000 a day, you have to have a focus that allows you to be consistent. Now what's the difference to making $1 or $1,000? Your share size. So when you take a trade, you can take one share, you can take 100 shares, you can take a thousand shares. It has to do with the amount of the shares you take, which we're going to talk about some trades. But the bottom line is that this is something that is doable because it has to do with the size. Okay, as far as the money that you take, but you have to be right. You have to be right in the trade. If you were going to do this with, I don't even care if you want to do it part-time, but particularly if you want to do it full-time, you really have to think about what you're doing. It has to be a thoughtful process. So that's what I do. That's what I do every day. It's defined. What I do as far as my day trading methods is I look in the morning. This is even before the market opens. Before 9.30, I decide, what are my targets? What is my resistance? What is my support? And again, it depends if I'm going longer short. And that's how I look at each stock. And again, I trade the U.S. market. You can use my method for trading stocks or ETFs, but I prefer to trade stocks that are companies because people have more emotional investments in companies than they do in just ETFs. But the principal idea of what you're doing when you're day trading is to get a quick move to get in and get out. Whatever the move is, whether it's $500, $1,000, $2,000, your goal every day is to make at least $1,000, but some days you'll make more than that. Some days you may do nothing. And we'll talk about that tonight as well. I'm making a method based on gas, which we'll talk about, but I'm really looking to get in stock by 10 o'clock. If I'm not in a trade in a position by 10 o'clock eastern time that I don't like it, then I'm not going to take it, that I won't do the trade. That's because I'm looking for a move, a fast move into the open, which the open of the U.S. stock market is $9.30. So I'm looking for the open between $9.30 and $10. So I've got 30 minutes for the stock to set up for my system. And then I'm looking to get in, I'm looking to get out. Like today the trade went very, very quickly. You could have made another $0.10 on the trade I did today, but it's neither here nor there. It's the idea of getting out and getting out quickly. I call it chunking out. When you're a day trader, okay, you need to be flat before four o'clock eastern time. That's how you get the leverage with a broker. And if you have questions about that, you can ask me too, because sometimes people don't understand what I'm talking about. But the idea is that you've got to be flat by four. So you are chunking it out $1,000, $1,000, $1,000, whatever it is. And again, some days you'll make more. Some days you do nothing. I will tell you that the slowest days of the week are Monday. And I've recently decided that I just don't want to trade Mondays anymore. Mondays are so slow for me that I've chosen not to trade. But the rest of the week can have just massive volatility a move. There was huge volatility in the market today. It's kind of exciting because the market has been basing, basing, basing for about two weeks. It's still held bullishly. And if we have had time tonight, I'll bring up the charges by the QQQ. But the point is that day trading, you've got to be flat by four. So you have to know what am I looking for? What am I doing? Where am I trying to take the trade? You're not trying to get out if you're short at the bottom, and you're not trying to get out at the top if you're long, because you have a fixed timeframe. You're not an investor as a day trader. You are going in, you're taking the money, and you're pulling it out. That's it. And that's how you have to look at it. And this is where the seriousness comes from. And again, I work from home. Actually, this is me right now. This is me sitting at my desk. I don't have that outfit on. But I trade, I teach, I do everything I do in my apartment. So it's one of the nice things about day trading is you can work from home. You do need a internet connection. You do need a computer. I have two screens, two flat monitor screens here. But you can trade on the laptop. You could you'd only need one screen. Some people have very advanced setups, but I find two screens are good for me. But either way, the nice thing about day trading is you can do it from home.  I kind of feel some days of the market is my boss, because it tells me what to do or tells me what not to do, actually. But trading is something that can offer you a career if you really want to do it. I feel free to write questions in the room if you're if you're listening, if you're new, if you have never heard me speak before. But what I think the one thing I want to convey to people is that, you know, if you want to decide the day train, you have to look at it as you have to be responsible for the choices that you make. When you're up money, take it out. Okay, it's never over to the fat lady thing. You want to book your profits. This is not about investing for the long term for the next five to 10 years of your life. You can train like that. But it's a different type of method that you will look for different targets and different risks. Day trading is something where you're doing this almost for a job. Even if you do it part time, even if you're only trading for 30 minutes a day or one hour a day, you still have to take it as serious as you would. If you signed in and clocked in at a job, you have to take it that serious. If you don't, you won't make any money at all. You'll either be breaking even or you'll be losing. So many people do not take trading day trading. I'm talking about right now because that's the topic for tonight. So many people do not take it serious enough. If you have in your mind 2,000 shares and 50 cents is $1,000. A thousand shares of $1 move is $1,000. If you have a goal in your head every day with what you're trying to do and you know the move you're trying to get, whether it's long or short and you're that focused, okay, not all over the place. You actually can do this and you actually can make money and you actually can be successful. I only trade one strategy. That's all that I do. So I'm so focused and I'm only looking for one thing and usually I will tell you that I prefer to short. And today was a great example because when stocks want to fall and the market fell today, the market was almost in like a free fall today. It found a level of health or trading down, okay, panic happens in a stock. And it's almost like they're in like a free fall where they could fall until until the close until four o'clock. So one of the nice things I like about what I do is that the moves to the downside happen quickly. That's not to say that I never go long. Some days I do go long, but I only go long when I don't find short. Okay, so I'm extremely focused. This is the reason for my success. I trade one strategy. I've been doing it for eight years and and you can learn to do that to me and you don't have to have a lot of experience. You don't have to have any experience. I think people, you know, are trying to be all over the board with what they're doing. And I talked about this a couple of nights ago in a webinar, a broad based knowledge of the market sometimes helps some people, but sometimes it works against people because they want to over analyze and overthink what they're doing. It's only about the focus because you only need one trade a day to make money. So actually, this I did this trade. This was two weeks ago now, come this Friday. I was in an auction in Bama. I took it the day that I took it the stock after on the earnings. I did a call on it. This is an auction. It's not a day trade. It's not some trade. I do this with my method as well. Within 24 hours, I was up over $8,000. That is phenomenal. That's a lot of money for anyone. I don't care. I don't care where you live. I don't care who you are. And I live in Manhattan and that's a lot of money. The point is, how do you make money doing this using my strategy? The answer is yes. How much does it take? It has to do with the amount of money that you're worth. I hear the chart. Paul put this in here. This doesn't have today's updated chart. But if we have time tonight, we can actually talk about this. But again, go to my YouTube. Subscribe to my YouTube. I put trades that I'm in or trades that I call and I do updates on YouTube. I suggest you go there. Getting back to what I was saying, big moves happen in stocks, big moves happen in the market. Today was a great example because the market fell. Cree was another nice example that happened just last week where the stock again sold off in a free fall. These are the types of moves that if you look too short it can find them. You can make money. So you're trying to find just one symbol. It could be Cree. It could be Baba. It could be Twitter. It could be anything that you choose to find in the market. You can find it on a scanner or you can find it on yahoofinance.com. You can find it on www.nasset.com. You can find what stocks the reporting have earnings anywhere. In fact, I think HPQ, I looked at it like an hour and a half ago, was gapping down tonight. HPQ, here I'll write in the room. This is a big name. It's a big name. Oh, I don't know why they did that look. It's a big name. I don't know where it's at right now, but what I looked at it like after four, it was down. It was down a lot. So someone can write in the room, but that's a great example of something you would have as a watch for tomorrow. So if you use my system, you would look for stocks that are gapping. They could have earnings. They could have news. There's lots of reasons sometimes. Financial reports are very powerful though, but sometimes you have big news in a stock and then again. So here's a daily chart of BABA. Paul just had this in here. You see the stock had a gas offices in the earnings gapped up and had a huge move. And this is the date had the huge, huge move if you wanted to do it as a day trader in option. Here it is again. So if you wanted to do this as a day trade or a swing trade or a court trade, you could have done all the following about and one of the nice things about what I do is we're talking about making a thousand dollars a day. You could have done three different things in this stock. You could have day traded it. Made money. You could have done an action. Made money. You could have done a swing trade. Made money. Three different ways. Same strategy. You could have made money in the stock, but you have to get the direction right.  You wouldn't have made any money. You wouldn't have made a grand along number one. And number two, you have to know to watch the stock symbol, which in this case here was Baba. So here's the one minute, a five minute chart. That was the one minute chart previously. This is the base, base, base and the rally up. This is the day after the original gas. It had a second gas up on the second day. I'm just going to talk about day trades here. That $8,200 was the profit. If you wanted to get out of this day after the earnings as an option. But I'm just going to show you here. And again, it's a little pricey. So you might have done an option. You might have done the day trade. Price answering $9,475. This is a day trade. Stop. $9,430. What does this mean? That means your risk is 45 cents. Okay. So many people asking this, how do I make $1,000 a day? Okay. The minimum requirement that you would need to make that would be a minimum between $300 and $500. And I'm giving a cushion there because some trades go really big and some don't go as far to the bigger targets. But I would say at least $300 to $500 to make $1,000. Okay. Now, I've been trading for eight years, so I risk more than that. But I'm giving you an idea here if you really want to have as your monetary goal risking $1,000 a day, you need to risk between $300 and $500 a trade. Now, the examples I'm using in here is what I would normally risk myself for trades I did. $1,125 with $1,500 shares exit $98. So you see here you could have made over four grand, almost $5,000 in one trade. So a lot of people kind of need to say, Melissa, you know, how much money are they going to make? How much money are you going to make every day? How much money are you going to make every week? What will I make per month? How much, when will it take me, how long will it take me to make back the price of your class? Which I didn't talk about, we'll talk about at the end, but the price of my class is actually $4,999. You can make it back in one trade. If you're willing to risk $1,000, you can make double that if you're willing to risk more. I don't know what you kind of force, but what I say to people, and I'm trying to be realistic and normal, okay, normal is a, you know, is a world that many people don't use in trading, is that I want you to understand that the most important thing about this is predicting first place, that's $101, $500, $1,000, $3,000. Every target is a day trade, by the way. Then how are we, how are you ever going to make any money at all in the stock market? You can't, you won't. You will think of it as gambling if you don't have a very specific strategy that tells you, do it, okay? And that doesn't mean that every trade is right. You will have some losers. That's why I use stock. That's why I use hard stocks. That's what a stop is. It means you put it in the stock and then the trade fails, then you're stopped down. But the point is that you have a system that has high odds of predicting that this is a long, it will have a big move. It should go. It should go today. It should go today based on what? Based on the gap, okay? Because this is the method that I trade and we're going to talk about this more in a minute, but does anyone have any questions about what I'm saying? Oh here, Paul put in the one minute again. All right, getting back to what I'm saying about the share size.   You prove yourself that you can do it. You prove yourself you understand the system. You prove yourself and get the right picks every day with me in the room, okay? And then you take the trade and then you times that number and put a couple zeros after it and that thing gets money. You have to prove that you can be consistent and this has nothing to do with whether you're brand new or been training for a while but I'll tell you, people have been training for a long, long, long, long time really are the ones that have the biggest problems with having to prove that they can be consistent. People that are new just learn it and do it, okay? So if you break it down, again you chuck it out. You get into the point where you're saying if the stock moves a dollar, I have a thousand shares, I can make a thousand dollars. If the stock moves 50 cents with 2,000 shares, I can make a thousand dollars. If the stock moves 25 cents with 4,000 shares, it moves 1,000 dollars. This is actually a 25 cents in small moves unless the stock is cheap for me, okay? And my average share size could be anywhere between 3 and 6,000. It depends on the stock, okay? But there are many gains when you think stocks can move way more than a dollar but you don't know. You don't know that you get up in the morning and look for the stock and you're doing it. Here's an example of green. Again, this is one of the best price points of stocks that I found. And I always say this to people between 10 dollars and maybe 30, $35 price point. You can get these just massive moves. This stock moved almost 10% of the price of the stock on the day into the gas, into the move, into the live day within 15 minutes. And I don't base anything on percentages for those who are going to ask but it's something that is notable.  Just kind of like the market today where we were talking about earlier. The market had a basic sell-off for the live day of the market. Does anyone have any questions? I kind of feel like I'm talking, talking. Does anyone have questions before I keep going? Now, if you don't know what I do, if you're brand new to trading or you've never heard me spoke before, I actually do a swing trade gas. So that's all that I do. Whether I'm doing a gas off or whether I'm doing a gas down, whether I'm doing an option, whether I'm doing a swing trade, whether I'm doing a day traded ball based on gas. You can look at this later. These are all the gas option calls I called for the last two months. One of them failed. Okay. One of them was Facebook. The rest of them worked. Okay. So you can go through and look at these. These were all long. So you would buy a call to see how you took the trade and went up. The trade went straight up. Urban took the trade and went straight up. The trade went straight up. Google, Google took the trade and went straight up. Went straight up. And this is the one that didn't work. Facebook. This isn't a current chart from today, but Facebook sidelines. It went up and then it pulled back and it's been basing, basing, basing. Although I will tell you the stock is so higher. So Facebook didn't work. Okay. But, you know, this is just, you have to know what to look for. To even get six out of seven trades. But I'm just talking about the after-trades now. Although I'm going to show you some examples of the day trades this week. It's about getting the right section. It's about getting the right one to the gas. You will never make money if you don't get the direction right. People that are short this market may be excited today. They might think with the sell-off today is the market slower. But guess what? It's not. It's not. It's not lower. The market had a hard sell-off today and a support. That's it. And probably gets up and gets bought tomorrow. So, so many people don't understand what the right thing is to look for. Now, what do I do? I'm looking for stocks that gas. What is a gas? It's a nine-to-four. The four-plots used to turn time gas down. So, again, there's a difference between the clothes at four-plots and the nine-to-thirty open. That's all that a gas is. The US market has the clothes and hasn't opened. But in the after-hours it's called the actual stock free or the market, whatever lots of things, may trade. They may move. People may do trade. They may create a gas down or they may create a gas up or they may not have any trades go off. There's an after-hours and a free market in the US market. And as a result of that, you have gas. Okay, if there wasn't such a thing, I couldn't even do what I do. Now here, let's look at the Cree. Cree sold off immediately. This is a one-minute chart. It's a day trade. Stocks sold off, rally. You could have shorted this here. Boom. Here's the sell-off. Again, stock was in free fall. This is how you're making money. You see beforehand the gas and Cree. I have a checklist. That's all that I do every morning. I look at the checklist and I say, is Cree going to be a short? Is Cree going to be a long? Do I not do one, do I need to do a Cree? I say, yes, Cree is actually going to be a short. I figured out before the open, before 9.30 in the pre-market or you could figure it out tonight, like right now tonight. But I could, when I'm done, write HPQ. I'm probably not going to all wait until the morning, but you could. Okay. And in that time, you were looking to see what it's going to do and you're predicting whether or not you should be shorting the stock tomorrow or buying a trade decree. Okay. You could have risked $1,000. Remember, you have to risk between $300, $400, $500 to get at least $1,000 a day. Share size, $9,000. And that's a big share of size. But the stock had lots of volume. Okay. This is not the low. $20,000 to $50,000 was one of the targets. You could have made $9,000 and $720 on the day. So you could have made just a crazy amount of money. I, you know, honestly, when I go back and look and see some of the things that I look at in the morning and I only usually do one trade a day. That's just my preference. I run the life training and you're like, I only like to do one thing.  But I will look at the longs and I will look at shorts and I will look at several different gaps. When I go back and look at all the things that I look at and see some of the things that move that I may rate and may rate well, but I don't do because I'm doing something else. It's unbelievable to me. If you have the ability to take several trades, you could really go heavy at it. And again, I trade and talk and run the live room at the same time. But people that come to me to learn from me that are part of my chat room, you can do as many trades as I rate, as many as I call, as many gaps that happen that you see. There's no limit. You can do the bullish ones, you can do the bearish ones, you can do them all. Staying here about questions. Does anybody have any questions? How's everybody doing? Am I talking too fast? Let me know. Okay, let's get back to Twitter. Another nice gas down. Stock closed here. Gas down, hard drop. You could have done this as a swing trade. You could have done this as a day trade, okay? You could have shorted it here. You could have shorted it here. Here's the drop. Went to the target. Stock rally back, held the stock, the original stock and fell later in the day. Actually went to the target at $19. This is rare because remember, we're talking about the fact that I like to do the morning. The break happened in the morning. If you wanted to hold it to the target, which was 19, you would have had to hold it in the afternoon. But the move happened. It absolutely happened, okay? So, you have to look and you have to say, what is it I want to do? A lot of people when I talk to them and I mentor people, I do run mentoring sessions for some of the students. They say to me, Melissa, you know, what is it I'm supposed to be focusing on every morning? What are, you know, people go over with me, what are their problem area? And when I talk to people that are new to trading or new to the class and they're trying to go over stuff with me and they ask me questions, they want certainty. Every person wants guarantees and they want certainty. There is no guarantee for anything in the market. When you understand the market, you will understand that people get faked out. The faked out happens in the credit, okay? When you are willing to see that the market is not black and white, and look at it for what it is, you will be successful. Today is a great example. Okay, today is an amazing example, actually. If you were in the market today long, which is the only way to be in the market, actually, you were in the space where you're gray. You're like, wait a minute, I don't see it higher right now. The market's in a free fall. I don't, what's happening here? But you have to have your eye on the bullseye, which is that you know the market isn't enough trend. It's set to make a brand new all-time high yet again, okay? And you keep your eye on the bullseye. Many people panic, panic, and the emotions that come into people is what creates a free fall to sell off. But then right away is the market turns around or stock turns around, and then people feel tricked. They feel bamboozled. They feel like they got whatever, okay? But it's not that. It's just the fact that people are unwilling to live in the gray and focus on what they know and keep their eye on the bullseye, which is making money, by the way. And nothing else. Does anyone have any questions? If we have time, we'll look at the market tonight, and we'll look at HVQ. But let's quit the target. This is another nice gas down stock closed here, gas down, fell. You could have done this as a day train. It was better as a second day down stock. You could have shorted here and dropped. Another one that had a beautiful follow-through. In fact, I should have looked at what this did today. But if your goal is to make $1,000 a day, you could have made it in target in what? Less than 15 minutes. Shorted it, 2,000 shares, dropped, boom, up 1,000 bucks. This is one that did go to a target, but did not go to some huge big number. But the idea is that you're in and you're out. You're chunking in and out. You're chunking in and out. You have your goal in your out. If your goal is to make $1,000 a day, when you're up $1,000, you don't let it go back against yourself $1,000. Does that make sense? Here was a nice testimonial actually from Galahad. He is here, I think, this evening. You can use my message for swing trains that you want to do. So if you don't have the time to trade live in the morning between 8.30 and 10 o'clock, or at least 9, 10, 10 o'clock, okay, when I'm in the room and reviewing everything, you can do option trades. I think, though, that you'll get the most bang for your buck by doing the day trains and training the room in the morning. So I teach a class. My class is called the Golden Gap Force. It's a checklist. It is a focused checklist that tells you what stuff will have a move to the downside or upside on the day based on the gap. It is a high probability of directional bias for the entire day when you rate it. The 26 points does not have to be a perfect score, but it has to be 20 or more. You're looking for a big move of the day. You're looking for early confirmation. Again, I'm not in the train if it sets up after 10. 9.30 and 10 is the time of the day for me. And I am looking for precise entries to follow up route. And not only that, a good risk to reward potential is something to go. Oh, here was the long. This is one, actually, that Paul called. Did a beautiful, beautiful bullish gap that happened here. Back, this is last week. Actually, this will go this way. So the stock closed here, gapped up. You see the rally? So if you know that Ross is along, you'll go along it, okay, as a day trade. If you did, you made money. You could have made $2 plus. Here's a one-minute chart. See the entry right in here? Boom. You took the trade and you were never down any money at all. How can you predict this based on the gap? Say that not all bullish gaps are higher, not all bearish gaps are lower. There are so many stocks that gap every day. A lot of times, some people think that stocks are going to fill gaps and fall like this one, but people thought that about the BABA, but that's not true. Gaps are a very specific way of looking at a chart and looking at a stock. And if you don't get it right, you can lose, okay, because there's so much momentum and so much volatility that come into stock, and particularly in gas. Does anyone have any questions about anything, as I'm talking here? All right, I'm going to go over Ross. This was one, again, aggressive long boom. Right into the open, you could have taken 2,000 shares, risk was 1,000 bucks, rallied up, boom, 1,800 dollars, okay.   That's all that you're looking for. You want to find a stock that's gapping. It could be a short, it could be a long, but you have to be able to predict the direction, okay. Here was another bullish one. This was not today, this was the other day. This is BMRN, stock closed here, gapped up. The blue line here is the 20-peer moving average, okay. Stock gapped up on it, dropped, broke, fell, rallied. Had to follow through the previous day, okay. Nice move in here. This is Paul's trade, he called it. Here was an entry. You're still looking for the move to happen immediately. So again, this is a five-minute chart in here, but you're looking for it to happen quick. You want it to happen quick, quick, quick. You had the rally into the open here, the big green bar popped out here, came in, pulled back, boom, you can take it. And then you see where it went, and here's the move. So if you went long the stock on the day, you made money. If you shorted the stock on the day you lost, so how do you know what to do? You know what to do because of the gap, because this thing here is happening. It's either happening after four o'clock at night, or it's happening before 4.30. So the stock closed here and gapped up. Closed here at 92-something, gapped up to 96-something. So it's just the idea that you are looking every single voluntary day to find a trade to take that will move. It has to be mentioned. You never made $1,000 a day, $1,500 a day, $4,000 in the trader, or let alone $8,000, unless you had momentum, no matter what time you take. I'm not trading penny stocks. I'm trading real movers in the market. They have volume, they have moves on the day. This is how you can make money as one individual. I don't think you can make money as a day trader if you don't trade stocks and actually move. So I'm looking for stuff that moves. Part of the reason that my strategy works is because gaps have volatility. That volatility makes for big moves. Like the BABA.  Anyone have any questions? I'm going to quickly go over this here, the MRN, even though this was pause. Price of the entry, 96-46, risk was a dollar, or thereabouts. So you could have taken 1,000 shares of this, risk 1,020, boom. Exit, whole number, 98, money, profit, it took the trade 1,500 bucks, okay? And you're not in it until four o'clock. You're in it, boom, you're out, that's it. I really try so hard to be on a stock in a few minutes. And every once in a while, I will be in something and I might be in it until maybe 11 o'clock, 11, 15, 12. But it's, you know, I'm not in stocks until four. Anyways, let's go over this one here. This was VVY, this was yesterday, another long, this was a nice trade I did here yesterday. I'm looking for, you're looking for this C to predict, is VVY shorter or long? Stock closed here, and then again, opens, Roth, broke, rallied, I bought it. This was a nice boom. You could have bought it here, here, here, or here. So nice move up. And you see that it just flows. I wanted to just go. I think one of the best things about trading with me is that you take the trading, usually when they work, they go right away. You're up immediately. As soon as you take it, as soon as you take it, as soon as you take it, you're up. Okay. So you don't have a lot of stress. That's the nice thing about trading. Actually, this is a two-minute chart. The entry was $38, risk was 40 cents. Share size, $2,500. Again, your risk should be the same. If you want to make $1,000 a day, you should be risking between $3,500. If you risk $1,000 in this trade, you could have made $3,000. That's a lot of money. It's almost the price of the class. Okay. Very, very volatile. You can make so much money, but you have to predict it. You have to know where it's going. I mean, here you see it. So it went to the target of $39 and went past the target. Here's a short. I'm just going to go over this quickly here before I answer the rest of the questions. I stopped close here, got down, and I shorted it. ESPR was a short. And as I was saying, I love the short. Drops broke. You're shorted it here. Shorted it here. You could have taken more here. I did it here. Drops broke just today, but this is a beautiful short move. If you could have predicted ESPR was a short, you would have made money today. And that's exactly what I did. So price of the entry, $1235, risk was actually big because I wanted to have the question for the stop. $0.50 on $3,000 shares. You could have made, what, $1,000? You're always looking to make $1,000 a day. Some days, you'll make more. Some days, you won't trade. Some days, you will take a lot. But ultimately, if you're making two, three times the amount of risk on the quality trade or something like the BAPA trade where you could have made $8,000, you will more than pay for the days that you take off that you don't trade or sometimes when you lose. I don't usually trade more than one thing a day. Every once in a blue moon, I'll do two a day, but I prefer to focus on one a day. Now, let me see if I have any questions here. Let me go back. Kind of feel like I'm talking faster, but we have a lot to get through. The idea is for you to learn how to do that. So many people ask me, Melissa, how long does it take to make the cost back up the class? My class is $5,000. I don't know how long it will take you to make it back. You could make it back in one trade or two trades in the last two days almost. It depends how much you risk. If you're risking $100 a trade, you will not make the back of the price of the class within one trade. So you have to use some common sense, but I will tell you if you do the class and you understand it and you learn my method, you will have the conviction and fortune to go back after the class right away the first week out of the class and risk the $500 you need to in the trade to make the $1,000 a day. You get conviction from learning the information. You get conviction from me making the calls. Everyone in the room that did this call that I said buy and to stop this day was up a huge amount of money. That helps you. It helps you get conviction, helps you do it, it helps you take the risk. When you have someone that's a mentor or applying to trades like me in the room, it really helps your confidence level. I'm directing you, you learn the information in the class and you do it. So I teach a course, it's called the Golden Gap course. It's a system that teaches a 26 point professional bearish gap rating system. The purpose of this system is to help you evaluate which gap to trade each morning and you will use a checklist. That's what I do. Every day I get up, I follow the checklist. Okay? That's what I do. The strategy is all that I do, nothing else. It's the one focus. You don't have to do anything else. A broad base, knowledge of the market will not help you to make money. What helps you to make money? Getting in the right direction. Getting a good entry, getting the right pick and the momentum of volatility so you can profit. Questions here before we finish up. Good group tonight. Kathy, put the information in the room for people. I have an open house it's Thursday, Friday. If you want to come, you can come tomorrow morning at 8.30. We'll be looking for gaps. Again, I'll be watching probably HBQ tomorrow. I don't know what it means, but I will read in the morning and then I will look to take the trade between 9.30 and 10. If you are looking for something that can help you make money, extra money, or do this for a full-time career and you can do it from home, day training is something that you can look into. It's a possibility because the income potential is huge. It's just whether or not you are dedicated to doing it. So many people want to go out and they want a quick bus and they're not focused on learning and they don't want to pay the price of the class. Well, then you're taking pot shots of stuff and the chances of you making money are zero. Some trades work and some trades fail. The only way to be consistent with your money and your profit and your risk to do it, to do it at all and make it worthwhile at whether full-time or for a job is if you actually have 100% conviction that what you do will work. Okay, so I do, that's the reason I call the trades and I take the trades. So I just want to show this here. I had an email from a new student. He found me on YouTube. So many people find me from different things, but anyway, he found me on YouTube and he said, I saw how mostly you got in the video when he started talking about how you were struggling at one point when you got to start with your trading. There is a video where I described it. It was a video by a film production company last year. It's on my YouTube if you want to go there. And I talked about my path. I should relate to many of you if you've been doing this for a while. Because the fact is when I started out trading, I was losing, but I believed in myself and I checked it through and I did it. And so this person here was, sent me a nice email and was inspired by the fact that I went through a hard time but made it. Know that if you're going through a hard time in your trading, if you persevere and you can make it, I always say this to people. If you quit, if you want a guarantee, I can tell you right now if you quit, you will not make it. That's your guarantee for me. If you don't quit, you have a chance. What's the difference between the people that make it and the people that don't? Even the ones that keep going? It's not just the perseverance, it's the focus. It's the focus on one thing. And that one thing has to work. Okay, that one thing has to work. It is not luck that is right on the day, on a journey like that of us, is down to the top. And I make over a grand in one day in that trade. That is not luck, that is skill. It is a skill-based system that I can teach you that you can come and learn from me. You're learning a skill from me and that's the reason you're paying me money for the crime. I'm charging for the information.  And that's what you come and learn from me. Whether or not you want to trade with me every day in the room, that's up to you. Okay? But I teach you a skill. That's the important part of it. The information is skill.  I'm teaching you a skill, a skill-based method to learn how to regas. It is very specialized. It is very specific and it works. If you want to come, you'll see me do it tomorrow, Thursday and Friday. And the class is this weekend, if you're interested in signing up. It's Saturday and Sunday, August 27th and 28th. This is the last class I'm doing for a while. Okay? So if you want to learn trading with me in the fall and actually learn with me before third quarter, no, fourth quarter, geez, fourth quarter earnings. Yeah. Oh my gosh. Can you believe it? No, it's fourth quarter earnings. They're going to be next. This year has just gotten away from me. Wow. This is the last class before fourth quarter earnings. That's crazy. I can't believe it. It's, look at this. It's almost Labor Day. Anyways, if you want to trade in the fall and in the end of the year, the next class is going to be for a while. It's Labor Day. It's my birthday. I got a lot of things going on. But email me at 49.99. Email me at Melissa at the stock. All of this information is in the room there if you want to get registered for the open house. I'm offering the wealth classification class for people. I will do this. I don't have the date for this yet, but I'm actually going to do this before the fall. Before the fall earnings season starts, before the busy season, before the holidays, I'm going to do this class. I don't have the date yet. It's going to be probably September, but I'll get everybody to date. But you'll get this class free if you plan out for this class this weekend. All right. Here are some testimonials. You can read them. Any questions? Any thoughts? Any, we do have time to quickly look at the market after an hour. It's range PQ if you want. Or I could just answer questions. Or what do you want to go over? I'm here for you. Kathy's typing. One of these days I'll teach Kathy how to trade. Quiet group tonight. It's only Wednesday. You people need to take your vitamins. Is it late? In Europe, huh? Or you could be, I guess, West Coast time. Listen, nice group here. Nice group of people. YouTube subscribe. I've got plays of the day there. I've got everything. Okay. Thanks for having me, everyone.


Savannah Road began its long run on Broadway. Ruby Keeler was dancing in the movie 42nd Street, and Janet Gaynor, Will Rogers, and Lou Ayres were appearing in Save Fair. And in the Broadway hit, As Thousand Tears, you heard a song that was destined to become one of Irving Berlin's most famous melodies. With all of the party, you'll be this lady. I waited president of the United States, between then and now, and many songs. It was in 1933 that you first heard Jerome Kern's eloquent and unforgettable ballad, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Would you? Trying to take an optimistic back in 1933, that war might be avoided, and that the storm brewing behind the German borders might be a dentist in the teapot. You saw there was still laughter, there were still dreams, there were still young people in love that went to the future. And the chorus there was music, dramatic, exciting, wonderful music. 1933, the NRA was set up. 3.2 beer became legal. The Navy Dirtable the Acres crashed off Barnaget Light, New Jersey. And on December 5th, did you ever hear a dream? Did you ever have a dream? You read a lot of things in the papers back in 1933, and husbands were having the same trouble of having right along. What it says in the papers? Lucy, I buy an extra paper every night, so you'll leave me alone and let me read mine. Now, for every day, let me read. But it says Portugal has allowed women to vote for the first time. How do you suppose the men in Portugal ever let the women put that over on? Well, I think that... Lucy, any sentence you put with the words I think is erroneous from that. You think I haven't any brains at all? So what do you say you aren't going to intimidate me?  I'm afraid of you? In 1933, a ballot was written by Jimmy McHugh and Dorothy Peele from the country. He sang it then, he sang it during and re-vivaled. And I guess you'll always change. This is a terrifying England and Wales. A change of presidents for the nation and the last final sneeze for ex-president Calvin Cooley. Bank holidays, the NRA, Hitler and Pugboat Annie. Those are some of the things you were talking about 17 years ago. And one of the things you must remember from those days is your own current and auto-harbox memorable musical re-burden. And this great love song has captured your hand. One of your favorite devs is going to take you on a trip back to that time to relive some of its most interesting happenings and hear many of its greatest songs. Songs like Moonlight Days. You wore a tulip. Knees for Southern Moons. And beautiful ladies. So friends, be sure to join us again next Monday and ride with us aboard the summer show train back to the years 1910 to 1915.


I have one question. You didn't respond to Major Gogoi but I'll skip that. Maybe you can take it in my next question. I have one concern that I want to share with you and I want your response to that. It's one thing for army to be used for short duration operation to quell and to bring a situation under control where it seems to have gone out of control of the civil administration. That is one type of scenario. But when an Indian army of a constitutional republic is deployed for prolonged use which can carry on for decades and decades inside the country, do you think it distracts army from its primary task and somewhere affects the army adversely if this continues over a long period as it has done because somewhere it affects the morale, the discipline of the people? Because in the doctrine for instance of subconventional warfare one significant feature of it is that unlike conventional wars subconventional wars are fought amongst people. Not against a regular army but against. So the army now suddenly from fighting regular army which it can recognize as a recognizable enemy it has now to shift its attention to shift and distinguish between civilian and combatants which makes it task even more difficult. How do you look at this? One thing which we discussed earlier too I mentioned that our governments are never able to define the critical end state and in fact they also must define the military end state at what state the military's role must end. So since both the end states, the military end state and the critical end state are not defined and especially for the critical end state we do very little. So nobody really takes the action to remove the army and the army knowing the experience of the past where the police you know where the governments eventually do nothing it has happened in the SAM so many times. That you know before the initial student's agitation then withdraw the army then something else then come back again then you know so many times it will be deployed and deployed. So then the army says to look if we are going to be redeployed and start all over again well might as well stay put. That's the fear of the army. It's an imagined fear I feel that at times it is not so because really speaking in certain states of the northeast there is no need of the kind of deployment that we are involved with. But the government doesn't take the decision. The government deploys the army. The government should remove it and also- Army cannot tell the government that- Army can advise the government that we have finished our job now we should be pulled out but the decision is still with the government. I remember there was an instance when we had a division from the northeast which was operating in Jammu and Kashmir. Sometimes in 2000 it was operating there since 2000. Since of Prakram it was operating there and it never sent back. Whenever the question used to come back either the chief minister or somebody would somebody would write in the press that army is moving out of troops. So the orders would be changed. At times a stage came when half the division was in northeast and half was here. So this is again a political decision which has not been taken and no end state defined either way and we carry on indefinitely in a state of suspended animation. And this itself contributes to insurgency because insurgency is a chain reaction. One person killed, one soldier killed, the soldiers tried to capture that man, more collateral damage and a chain reaction that goes on for years is what this thing. So violence itself becomes an end in itself. That's why the people's frustration. But since- I know we are running out of time but since you asked about Major Gugai. I think till the Major Gugai incident took place Indian army has functioned strictly as per the law of the land. There have been aberrations in the past. They were aberrations in the past beginning right from the killing of Dr. Haralu, mistaken identity but actually there was allegations that he was killed deliberately. In fact they were court marshals that took place because of that. I had written about this incident also the other day. So right from that time there have been rogue actions and Indian army has taken action against them and in JNK alone, I think if I am on a rough count should be about anything from 150 to 200 court marshals have taken place. So because moment an army doesn't follow its own rules and regulations and law of the land, then it tends to become a rogue army. That's what happened to the Pakistan army in East Pakistan. This is the danger. That is why no army likes this to go unchecked and unpunished. Major Gugai's incident was a, there was nothing nebulous about it. It was crystal clear that he had, it was a deliberate action and all the story about saving election commission officials and all was made up and he paraded them around a stand-alone rogue action by one officer which would have logically been dealt with swiftly and you know as per the military's law and the officer would have been suitably punished for this action. But by this time after the Vani agitation there's phenomenal amount of frustration and there was overall national emotion this thing and a common enemy had been identified. So everything and I would say to an extent the military hierarchy got affected by it and they broke away from years of tradition, years of customs, years of, their sacrosanct rules and regulations and their own military law and firstly condoned the action, rubbish the court of enquiry, their own court of enquiry then commended the man and what signal does it send to the rest in the army? The signal that goes to rest in the army, it's alright, these things do happen, nothing will happen to you and that spells as my favourite word, ominous portals for the Indian army. That is why this image will continue to hot the Indian army for all time to come. After you retired you served on the armed forces tribunal. So my question to you is then a constitutional republic like ours in a democracy that we claim to be in disturbed areas there we have Armed Forces Special Powers Act which provides the army with legal immunities that without sanction no army of personnel or armed forces personnel can be prosecuted. I mean you can file an FIR, do an investigation but you can't, the judicial magistrate cannot take cognizance of this without sanction of the central government and even there the army has a choice whether it wants to refer the matter to its own court marshal or refer it to a criminal court. So my question to you is that army's court marshal is actually a court of discipline for its own personnel. Civilians have no role, no local standard in that. In a conflict area or in a disturbed area where army is deployed and where there are instances of violations or violence or atrocities or excess say committed by armed forces personnel. Do you think in a constitutional republic like ours, civilians ought to have the right to move the criminal court rather than these proceedings take place in court marshal from which where they have no local standard and they can't even get a copy of the records of the court marshal because they have no local standard. In order to ensure precisely the point that you made earlier in order to win the hearts and minds of the people that if any excess is committed that you will have records to justice. In a sort of ideal kind of world, an Ethiopian world, the concept that you are talking about probably can work. I think no barring if I'm not wrong but the insurgencies don't take place in other armies. There are provisions in other armies where civilian courts can also try all the cases and army doesn't have a kind of absolute layover, taking over the cases and trying them. Army zone charter allows for it in peace zones if it's a murder. In case of offences which are civilian offences under section 69. They refer to the criminal court. It has nothing to do with the army. If the case has nothing to do with the army, army soldier commits a murder of a civilian in the town then the case would always be tried. But what happens in an insurgency environment and this has happened both in the northeast and Jammu and Kashmir that's particularly in the initial stages and as the insurgency hardens in the later stages is that the people are alienated. The lawyers and at times even the judges of the lower courts, the police all at some point become more sympathetic to the terrorists. So consequently the army armed forces have always felt that the soldiers who are accused of such cases will not get justice. You know this is the reason why such a thing cannot be ever put in place. But yes if the system has stabilized over a period of time and then sort of it can, it can happen in the utopian world. Coming to this point about Armed Forces Special Powers Act. Armed Forces Special Powers Act is crystal clear that it's a kind of framework for the army to operate in the insurgency environment. It protects him against you know sort of lawful actions. It does not protect him for unlawful actions. The plea that the armed forces have taken over in recent cases is that even the mere start of the investigation is against the Armed Forces Special Powers Act. That's not true. I think there was never such thing. It's an interpretation and which has come in recent times. Up to the hearing of the charge, there can be joint investigations. There can be independent investigations by the police or by the army. And moment the charge is heard at the registration level and if both sides agree the police and the army, no issue. That means it's a this thing and then the army that there is no quarrel. Army will say please give us this person. We will try him under court martial. And court marshals are open to public. I mean while I agree that court armies legal system itself needs reforms but court marshals are open to public. Nothing stops journalists from sitting there. And I find that people don't do it except in a high profile case but you can sit in an army court martial. So now if supposing the army agrees the police is non-committal army will try the care anyway. If army feel is innocent and the police feel he is guilty, that's where the trouble starts. Now even the hearing of the charge is done. The army says look we invoke the Armed Forces Special Powers Act. You can't try him unless you take central government permission. And today central government has never given permission. So this means also that the center itself has been party to it and it just deflects the thing off. Even when it went to the Supreme Court, Supreme Court had to give direction directly to the army. So this, so long as the army adheres to its own rules, its own regulation strictly applies them, there is no problem. But so long a biosection that you are going to use this provision to safeguard unit interests, organizational interests or save a rogue soldier or an officer, I think the problem starts. And then there is no looking back. Then you do it for one other person says well why not me, what wrong have I done, why should I pay the price. So this is what the army has to arrest. And that is why the armies test its support by not taking action against those officers. Though they have a right to approach the Supreme Court under certain provisions of the constitution. You are talking about the Marshall case. The 376 officers who have gone there. So I think it's very wrong. Moment a trend sets in that the army has, for the same reasons as Major Gugai, the moment a trend sets in, a feeling sets in that the hierarchy will condone wrong actions, then it becomes a trend. And then there is no turning back, it only goes forward. In this particular instance, the central government snubbed its own appointed army chief because the army chief told the colonels conference and cautioned the officers not to move the Supreme Court individually while they were still in service. And he had warned that there would be consequences if Supreme Court were to turn back. Yeah, he did. Whereas the central government, despite his advisory, went ahead and argued on behalf of those officers. And lo and behold, what happens? Justice Locor and Justice Lalit dismissed their petition and refused to accept that plea. Now we are back to square one. Very, very, I would say very unfortunate. The chief did make a public comment. But in my view, he should have done more than that. Whether at his level or whether at the level, lower level, there was a tacit understanding between the commanders and otherwise a low-end colonel in the JAG branch, who is the prime mover of this application, could not have got hold of 356. And I gave an example, even I wrote about it, that over a hundred soldiers of one particular unit, which doesn't take part in insurgency operations, had a party to this, what party to this petition, why? Because the commanding officer in an earlier avatar when he was operating elsewhere in some rifles or somewhere, he was accused of a wrong. And he was one of the petitioners. He made 107. So this whole petition by 356 officers required a detailed investigation by the army and appropriate action to be taken against them. And I had cited the provisions of the various provisions of the Army Act and the Army Rule under which it could be done. So this was very wrong. And if we start endorsing these trends, then I'm afraid that Indian Army will lose its reputation. Well, thank you very much once again, General. Thank you for watching NewsClick. If you have any feedback, if you have any response, do get back to us. Until then, goodbye for now.


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I'm here at the beach, and I'm going to use these rocks that I found to talk about the language of subtraction. So when we subtract something, we take away. If I have four rocks, and I take away two rocks, that leaves me with two rocks. Using the language of subtraction, we would say four minus two equals two. When I write that, I write four minus two equals two. I can write a subtraction problem with words, or I can write it with numbers. Four minus two equals two. I say it the same way, whether I write it with numbers or with words. Four minus two equals two. I can write a subtraction problem horizontally like this, or I can write it vertically like this. I read it the same way. Four minus two equals two. Four minus two equals two. I can write it vertically like this.


Hello fellow citizens of Earth, we hope that you enjoyed your break, but now it's time for us here at Station 204 to help you dive back in to this week's space traffic. First we're heading to India's Satishnawan Space Center, where a polar satellite launch vehicle lifted off on May 22 at midnight universal time, lofting the 615 kilogram Resat to the satellite into a 557 kilometer orbit inclined 37 degrees to the equator. This particular polar satellite launch vehicle was in the CA configuration, meaning core alone, issuing the usual six solid strap-on motors attached to the first stage. Resat 2B will use X-band radar imaging to resolve structures and features on Earth's surface. Because the satellite uses radar, it can take images in all weather and lighting conditions. Then on to China, we're on May 22 at 2249 universal time, a Long March 4C rocket blasted off from the Tianan Satellite Launch Center in the Shangxi Province. The payload was Yaoghan 33, a military satellite. Social media posts from China showed a twisting con trail in the skies above the launch site, and Chinese media agencies eventually confirmed that the third stage of the Long March 4C launch vehicle failed, and Yaoghan 33 did not make it to orbit. Coming back to the United States, a SpaceX Falcon 9 lifting 60 of the company's own Starlink satellites left Cape Canaveral Air Force Station's Space Launch Complex 40 on May 24 at 0230 universal time. Booster 49 on its third flight separated and performed the now-standard but always spectacular turn and burn while the second stage continued to orbit. With Booster 49 successfully landing on droneship, of course I still love you. Once reaching 440 kilometers and an inclination of 53 degrees to the Earth's equator, a unique separation of the Starlink satellites from the upper stage occurred. Individually each satellite weighs 277 kilograms, contains its own electric propulsion system, and will test out SpaceX's satellite internet constellation and missions. Let's flash on over to Russia, where on May 27 at 0623 universal time, a Soyuz 2-1B sent the GLONASS-M navigation satellite on its way from Plesex site 43. A few seconds into the ascent, lightning struck the booster, but there was no need to call SCE to OX, and the Soyuz 2-1B continued, with the frigate upper stage taking over and successfully placing the 1,400 kilogram Russian government satellite into a near-circular 19,100 kilometer high orbit at an inclination of 64.8 degrees to the Earth's equator. As per the Defense Ministry's nomenclature for satellite names, it will likely be re-designated Cosmos 2534. Now we're going south for a holiday at the Baikonur Cosmodrome Site 239. On May 30 at 1742 universal time, the first launch of a proton rocket this year occurred, specifically a Proton-M with a Brism-M upper stage, carrying Yamal 601, a Gazprom Space Systems Communication Satellite. The 5,400 kilogram craft was lofted into an elliptical geostationary transfer orbit, where its own onboard propulsion system will circularize its orbit and begin to provide C-band and K-A-band coverage of Eastern Europe, Russia, Central Asia, the Middle East and parts of Southeast Asia. In our last bit of traffic, after 29 days on station, SpaceX's Dragon C-19 spacecraft undocked from the Harmony Module's Navy Airport June 3 at 1601 universal time. This was Dragon C-19's second flight to the International Space Station. Once away at a safe enough distance, Dragon fired its engines, separated from its trunk and began atmospheric re-entry to a successful splashdown in the East Pacific Ocean at 2152 universal time. It returned 1,900 kilograms of cargo and scientific results. Now that was quite a few launches to have to go over, and at present there's a lot of companies that are trying to build launchers as well, and Northrop Grumman's Omega Booster is one of those. Aerospace is a field that's not for the faint of heart, especially as a designer. It's littered with the shrapnel of rocket parts and debris of ideas that were expected to change the game but didn't. Northrop Grumman made some shrapnel of its own on May 30th during a test of the Castor 600 solid rocket motor, which is currently designed as the first stage of their intermediate lift rocket Omega. Mounted horizontally on the test stand in Promontory, Utah, the former stomping grounds of Orbital ATK, who Northrop Grumman purchased in 2018, the Castor 600 was heated to 32 Celsius to give it a little extra performance during the test, and it was set to burn for just over 120 seconds. All appeared to be going well until approximately 118 seconds into the test when the Castor 600 appeared to cough out a good wad and destroy its nozzle. Now with over 700 channels of telemetry being recorded, Northrop Grumman has excellent data to precisely determine what the problem was that caused the anomaly. Better intuitive to what most folks think, this is a pretty good thing when the anomalies are happening on the ground like SpaceX's recent Super Draco incident. You want these kinds of issues to be handled here and with a fully instrumented system and not in flight, and this is why we test and test. And I'll be handing it over to Jade, who's gonna tell us a little bit about how we test new ideas to make energy here on the Earth and how the cosmos may be able to help. Oh, plasma, the seductively mysterious fourth state of matter that dominates the universe and that we as humans have very little experience with. That is, until now, kinda. This highly unstable, electrically charged fluid that comprises the makeup of stars has long eluded scientists due to how difficult it is to produce and maintain it. However, scientists in France and Ireland have made a major discovery about how it behaves in one of the most extreme environments in our solar system, the sun. Using a large radio telescope in France and UV cameras on NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory, they were able to study how plasma becomes unstable in the solar atmosphere, which can soar to as high as 2 million degrees Celsius. By using both space and ground-based equipment, they were able to image radio pulses emitted by the plasma for the first time ever and gain a deeper understanding of its behavior. You see, the matter that we are familiar with typically comes in three flavors, solid, liquid, and gas. However, the most common type of matter we see in the universe is the one we're not so familiar with, plasma. This elusive fourth state of matter occurs when a gas gets superheated to the point where its electrons break free from their atoms to form an ionized and conductive fluid. Despite it being so prevalent in the universe, it is also the least understood, and for good reason. It's extremely difficult to produce plasma in a lab due to the extreme conditions it needs to form. In order to fuse two hydrogen atoms, for example, you would need temperatures of at least 100 million Kelvin, which would vaporize any materials used for enclosements. Thus, some sort of confinement technique, such as a strong magnetic field, would have to be installed. Therefore, we use the sun as a naturally occurring lab to see how plasma behaves in conditions too extreme for earth-based labs to recreate. So why even study a form of matter that's seemingly irrelevant to our everyday lives? Energy. By seeing how plasma behaves in the sun, we can learn more about how it behaves here on earth, and we can use this knowledge to apply towards nuclear energy generators in the form of magnetic confinement fusion reactors. These are a safer, cleaner, and more efficient alternative to fission reactors, which break atoms apart versus fusing them together, and also use as radioactive fuel like uranium to power them. And if you've been watching Chernobyl, you already know the inherent risk associated with that. Although we're still decades away from developing a functioning fusion reactor, the demand for a clean, efficient energy source will only continue to grow as energy demands skyrocket, meaning it's probably best we figure out a solution sooner than later. Plus, understanding how the majority of matter works in the universe never hurt anybody, right? And now for your interplanetary weather forecast, here's Dr. Tamatha Scoad. Space weather this week is definitely picking up a little bit. As we switch to our front-side sun, you can see old regions 2740 and 2741 rotating back into Earthview. Now they're not the powerhouses that they were the last time we saw these regions, but they are managing to boost the solar flux for amateur radio operators and emergency responders. And it looks like we do have a stealthy solar storm launch from somewhere in around these regions that's now headed towards Earth, and it could give us a bumpy ride easily over the next few days. Now as we switch to our back-side sun, you can see those regions in Stereo's View, and they're beginning to leave Stereo's West Limb. But if you look behind it, you don't really see anything else. So that means that once these regions rotate across the Earth-facing disk and disappear behind the back side of the sun, it looks like the space weather is going to return to be in pretty quiet. Look up in the sky. It's a bird. It's a plane. No, it's just Starlink. No doubt you have already heard the news about the first 60 members in the SpaceX satellite train, which will ultimately be a 12,000 satellite constellation aimed at giving us fast internet coverage all over the world. Since their launch a few days ago, you can see these shiny new low-Earth orbiting satellites like little fireflies in space. And they'll be especially visible just after dusk and just before dawn when they will be lit by the sunlight, but your sky overhead will still be dark. But don't expect this shine to last. Expect their brightness to dim slowly as these satellites are now dealing with a hostile space weather environment that will dim their shiny coats over time. And this is just the first of many space weather challenges this budding constellation will face as the sun wakes up and begins firing all sorts of solar storms at Earth. No doubt Starlink will face issues with communications both to the ground and from satellite to satellite as they contend with this new kind of stormy weather. They could even be pushed out of their orbits due to the effects of space weather, so we shall see what the future brings. One thing is for certain, we are witnessing the dawn of a new era in space age communications and it's fantastic. But it's one in which space weather has now become your weather. For more details on this week's space weather, including when and where to see aurora, how GPS will fare, and what's in store for emergency radio communications, come check out my channel or see me at spaceweatherwoman.com. Thanks for watching Space News this week. And before we officially wrap up, of course, we always want to thank our citizens of tomorrow. You folks are what help make this show possible. We would not be able to do any of this or provide any of this for the world without your help. 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