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Hyperledger is committed to creating a safe and welcoming meeting for more information. Please visit our hyperledger code of conduct. So first of all, good afternoon everybody, those joining this meeting. Welcome by the way to Mr. Someya Satoru. Welcome to the space and glad to see you here. I leave the stage to you directly, Satoru, to take the stage and explain what's going on from your end. Welcome again. Thank you very much, Andrea-san, and very thank you for the chance to present my services in this very nice opportunity. I will show you first my services, the trade routes presentation. And I will do it in English. And if you have some query about our presentation, please say or some making query, please feel free to ask me when you have some questions. So can I start my presentation about the trade routes? Sure. Yeah, thank you very much. So today I want to introduce the trade routes, the B2B DX platform for our trade industry. And our mission is to create the future of trade with blockchain. Today's agenda. We have three contents for today. The first one is the introduction of trade routes, the trade platform from Spain. And the second bullet will be the ASEAN expansion and not only ASEAN but the worldwide expansion of trade routes. And the third one is a future vision. We shall proceed for the cooperation with other platformers, not only country-based, but the industry platformers. So this is a future vision. Let's begin from the first bullet. As you know, the DX market is imagined right now. Global DX market size is between 120 and 7 trillion Japanese yen in 2019. And right now each year, 20.4% are growing this market every year. And this situation will be accelerated by COVID-19. And trade routes is a B2B communication DX platform in the trade industry. To solve the problems or issues in trade industry. What is a focus team or the issue in industry? You can see in the left side of this slide, there is a current status of the trade industry. Everyone wants to get more efficient operation. So car owners, logistics companies, banks, insurance companies are now focusing on the digitalization of our own company. And they can make the data. But intermediate communication to car owners to car owners or the car owners to logistics companies, these kinds of the company to company communication is done by the analog format, like using the paper or PDF base attached to a mail. Or sometimes facts. So those kinds of analog data will be reached to other party. They need to retype the data of analog papers to their own system. And then they need to issue other documents by manual work, like the PDF or the papers. Those kinds of analog work is making the trade operation very low efficiency. So we want to create the one one-stop platform of the communication between company to company or the country to country. This is called trade routes. And the trade routes will not only exchange the data between company to company or country to country by API leakage or the UI interface, but the security store the data of exchanging data with blockchain. We are using the hyper reserve public base, the specialized blockchain technology, which is called block trace to secure the data, exchanging the trade industry. Our target issue is so many, but the first one will be the operation FCNC and speed. As you can see, this is time consuming for the trade operation, specifically in analog work. The Italy, France, those kinds of very nice country in EU only takes two hours for operate the one time import and one time export, very high speed. But in consensus, compared to this EU countries, Japan takes 72 hours, which is 34 more times to EU. And other Asian countries is taking the more than 100 times hour than EU. So they need to digitalize this analog work to make the improve of the FCNC operations. Second point is the cost. In Japan's example, they use the 244.3 to 295 billion Japanese yen for analog operation costs. Because they are handling paper documents, people to people or company to company or government to government, those paper work need cost to handle. And we want to eliminate these kinds of costs. And third issue is the needs for remote work in COVID-19. As COVID-19 is offered, people want to work from not work in office, but from work from home. But in trade industry, analog paper or some analog document will be received by other office. So the workers in trade industry need to come to office to solve these kinds of analog works. So they cannot do the full remote work in COVID-19 situation. So we want to solve this problem also. And there are not only three trade issues, but also so many other trade issues existing in trade industry. Not all the problems can be solved by the electrical transaction or digitalization. But maybe half of these problems can be solved by the digitalized documents. So we want to solve these issues. In Japan, we started our challenge to solve these issues. We established cross-industry consortium, which is contained the old Japan member of trade industry in 2017 to solve the, to create the paperless international trade. The first member is a team, which is from banks, insurance companies, power owners, carriers, plastic companies, and also blockchain experts and the TT data. We started our activity from 2017. We discussed the programs in the trade industry and how to solve by blockchain technology. And not only discuss the problem, but we created the trade world systems prototype in 2017. And we did the proof of concept not only in Japan, but Singapore and also Thailand. And we did the lobbying activities to our government to change our government's role to accept the digitalization of trade documents. And we succeeded three times of changing our government's role. And we are now focusing on the last government, government role challenge, which needed to change the acceptance of EBR right now. And maybe we can finish this problem in next year. And we did create the not only trade consortium in Japan, but also we created the trade consortium in Thailand in 2019. And the last year, we started the commercialization of trade works and established the DX startup, which is called Trade Works Inc. in 2020. And the invested partners are seven, which is from the consortium and filled with red color in this. This is our approach time image. The trade works will be the intermediate position of platform. And the trade works will connect every trade industry players by API or using the UI. And these data will be securely stored in trade works. And this prototype image is listed in this YouTube video platform. So I will share this PDF slide after this meeting. So please check if you want to see the prototype. And we are using the blockchain technology. So we want to explain a little bit about that. As you know, there are so many blockchain technology emerging in the field. But we are using as a hypervisor base, the consortium blockchain here. We are not only set the node in Japan, but we will set the node in Singapore, New Zealand, Australia, and any other countries. But we will set the node one for each country, which is the node operating company by each country. This node operating company will be sometimes a government, like the Singapore, and sometimes by the private company, which is the whole New Zealand company for all Australian companies. Those kinds of very nice companies will have the node that records the trade data together. This is a trade works blockchain type, the consortium blockchain based on the hypervisor fabric. And the feature of our trade works platform is the three. The first one is the cross industry platform. There are so many trade platforms in the global wide, but some trade platform is focusing on the banks for LC, or sometimes focusing on their careers and issuing the EBA, and sometimes focusing on those kinds of single industry platform are so many. But we are connecting all the industry players, so cross industry platform is our first feature. And the second one is the wide coverage of documents. Some banks platform is focusing on only one document, rather credit, or sometimes the EBA, the Bureau of Reading, focusing on platform is existing. But we can cover all the documents and not only PDF, but we can store structure data like the unit price or the quantities or some customer's name. We can store these kinds of the structure data inside, so we can reuse these kinds of the structure data from documents to document. And also, we can utilize this data to create another success. And the third feature is the creation of ecosystem. Because we can utilize structure data and the linking API to other platforms, we can create the ecosystem together with other platforms exchanging the data. So that is a third feature for trade. This is an example. We are creating a blockchain infrastructure in the basic services and store the exchanging data very securely. And also, we are having the application services, which can make the trade process flow or the exchanging the data industry to industry or the government to government. Also, we can make the API connectivity to third party services and also the government throttle and so on. Like the example, we are now connecting the Japanese custom clearance system. Can I continue? Sure, don't worry. Thank you very much. And also, there is a Japanese trade document platform which is called Binance Tools Series. And we are now connecting Binance from yesterday. And we can create new services utilizing the data, not creating the operational efficiency improvement, but data aggregation and making dashboards or making some another services like trade finance services, EVL services, and so on. And this is POC's results in Japan in 2017. We proved that more than 60% of operational efficiency improved by using traders in car owners, banks, insurance companies, carriers, so all trade industry players. Not only in Japan, but we did POC in ASEAN countries. In Singapore, there is NDP, so we connected the system tradewords to NDP and exchanged the data between these two platforms. And we proved the interoperability between platforms. And in Thailand, we did, we lent the trade world system to Thailand and Thailand used the trade world in their operational efficiency improvement and proved that over 50% operational efficiency improved in Thailand's trade operators. So we proved, not only in Japan, but we can contribute to trade operational efficiency improvements in other countries. I introduced so many things of traders, but their number of digital trade platforms is increasing worldwide. These are the famous trade platforms in the world. And our expansion to global wide. The first are focusing on the ASEAN countries, and regarding the Thailand, the ASEAN APEX 2019 chair country of ASEAN and chair country of APEX in next year, 2022. We started the consultation business to Thailand's government and also JSCCIB, the private companies association. And Thailand's association considered to create the same kinds of trade consortium in Thailand and we did support. And in their consortium activity, they thought not only using the usual blockchain, but they wanted to use a specialized blockchain, like a trade words to block trades. Because these days, like Facebook or any other platformers are using some data to not intended objective in their platform or outside platform. So each country wants to store the full data or the secret data inside the own country. And sharing the data should be limited to share. That is the data governance policy. And to secure this kind of data governance, the data storing model should be hybrid. That means the secret data and the full data should be stored in the own country first. And the control information which will record the record history of the data modification will be stored in blockchain technology. This hybrid models blockchain is very special and trademarked in Japan by NTT research center. So this technology is evaluated by Thailand also. So we think these kinds of data governance, high-secure blockchain can be shared to other countries. And also we can share the application in partially, but each country can create unique services together in each country. This is a model for the trade war expansion to other countries. And we want to create this kind of blockchain sharing economy or ecosystem together and not only in Japan, but the ASEAN countries or APEC countries. And Thailand not only evaluated our hybrid blockchain model, but they set the digital trade policy, ASEAN agenda. And not only in Thailand, but they set the policy in 10 ASEAN countries in 2019. And these kinds of platforms interoperability, platform-to-platform connection will be very important. And the data governance security will be very, very good for the future model. So this model was mentioned at the World Economic Forum 2020 sideline event. And we released this model with ICC or the Singapore government and other cargo owners or banks and the NPT data and so on. And Preva is not only consulting the Thailand or there's a POC with Singapore, but right now developing the second trade consortium outside Japan in Vietnam with government and company. And to have interoperability with other platforms like connecting the node of the blockchain. And not only starting up the trade consortium or trade platform in other countries, but we are now connecting the trade platform to trade platform. This year on May, I presented with other countries government that's a trade watch vision for 2022. That means trade platform from Japan will connect the trade platform from Thailand and Singapore and New Zealand and Australia. We will connect the five countries platform together and share the stock information or the customer clearance, the efficiency improvement or the logistic data. And we can make very great trade efficiency together in these five countries. And not only countries nations platform together, but we are now having the conversation with top ranked platforms in each industry, the car owners, insurance companies or banks platform and so on to connect by API linkage and exchanging the data together. And then we can connect the H2H, the worldwide trade data together. And we can utilize these kinds of the trade data and matching, making matching and create the new services together in this alliance member. That is our concept to build the new future of trade, the ecosystem of next generation. Yeah. Thank you very much for hearing my introduction of services. Are there any questions or opinions about our services? Yep. There are already three questions basically. One is from a friend from Singapore and good one and there is the advanced question for the Q&A. How relevant is the URDTT to trade wars and is trade wars promoting its adoption? Yes. Thank you for our question. Yeah. URDTT mentioned from the ICC DSI and I'm the member of DSI right now and talk with Oswald, the managing director of DSI. And before the URDTT is press release maybe two months or three months ago, I checked in the Japanese side about the URDTT and the URDTT is based on the old type of the ICC's rules and making the adoption to the digital services. So, trade wars is fit to URDTT already and promoting its adoption and also promoting expansion in Japanese government and also Japanese community. We are having the trade consortium which is containing right now the 65 big companies of the trade industry right now and we are sharing the URDTT information in this consortium. Perfect. Okay. Yeah. Thank you. Next question from Pratik Sharma, my friend. Are you IGPNL licensed holder between ABLs, electronic bills relating? Thank you very. Right now we have no licensed holder for ABL. Our first developing ABL is two direction. The first one is developing by oneself and the second one will be connecting to other ABL platform. And right now we are focusing on the changing the government role in Japan. So, developing ABL system is a little bit redder. And right now we are having the conversation with the ABL services including the blockchain using ABL services or non-blockchain ABL services together. So, some customers are now requesting us to making the linkage to ABL services to trade wars. So, we will maybe press release in next year to combine those kinds of ABL services and trade wars and making it acceptance in a Japanese ABL role. Yeah. We go different to some interesting topics. I mean double spending, namely there is Mr. Frederic Paquet who asks, how do you avoid double invoicing challenges on the platform? It's a pretty interesting one. You see that double spending, double finances to you. It's a huge problem in international trade. Yeah. Thank you for questions. We did POC in Thailand for avoiding the double finance using trade wars. Trade wars is storing the data all trade records. What is the status of this trade? So, trade one is in the purchase order phase or making contract phase or right now deliver or this is already in voice or something. So, we can check these status and when and how this trade is paid. So, we can control this flag and this flag cannot change because that is recorded in blockchain. So, we could prove that our technology could prevent the double finance in Thailand. Maybe with Ayutthaya Bank, the Chris Madhu Bank and a very big mega bank together. So, yeah, we proved this kind of double finance problem. Perfect. A question coming from my Turkish friend, Ayhan Kersheolu is asking, is there any ongoing API studies of the platform with three new platform for new transaction management platform which is the only, you know, valuable one for the payments at present? Yeah. Thank you for creating. Not ongoing API studies for our platforms. We are now opening some API references from our subsets but not deeply consider to create the API linkage with the Swiss news platform. Sometimes using the Swiss but the blockchain technology finance platform. We are making the conversation but not deeply the studies are to connect these platforms yet. There's one more question from Frederic is asking, do you accept risk management service providers on your platform or do you push each existence stakeholders to work on the role of A&L KYC credit release? Yeah. In the sweetest term or regarding SWIFT, we are having the bank's partner and also stakeholder like the MUFG Bank in our stakeholder. So, connecting to SWIFT is made by a bank. So, we will share the document data to bank and then bank will pay by SWIFT's mechanism and also new SWIFT's mechanism. So, not directly link the SWIFT platform and the credit ones. But we will do creating those kinds of financial platform to trade world's link directly in future plans. So, we will ask for making the discussion with SWIFT's new platform. Thank you. Any other question from the attendants? It's going to be a unique opportunity for digging out more into trade world's projects for the future. Andrea, it's Eugenio. If there's no other question, I would like to ask a few things to Sitaru, just to find the communication. Yeah, I would ask to you, Sitaru, if you could give us a few information about your business model. How did you structure it in the beginning? How this may be changing according to your international strategy because you're also going overseas to Thailand, to Vietnam and how does this fits with the differences you may have found on different countries. So, it's not more on the technical side but also on the business strategy side. Thank you very much. First, we consider the franchise model to expand our business. That means the blockchain sharing as a path to the other government and creating the application in each country. That is the first model. And the second model is the SAS. We will arrange not only the platform infrastructure but the application level to other countries. But in the expansion to other countries, they tend to ask the license model. So, we will provide the application to them and they will create the other application using trade wars technology. That is, of course, one type of the case. And sometimes like some government wants to use not API technology but some other technology for ranking the company to trade wars or the government to trade wars. So, we want to make the uniform connecting type for the system to system. But sometimes that is a little bit difficult in some countries. So, we need to adapt those kinds of routes in local area. That is the second point. And the third one is we are considering the node setting companies or node setting government in each country. But sometimes they want to and the government is very positive for red words but they cannot gather the company in between. So, we need to gather the company in local area and talk with government and making the consortium. That kind of sometimes happens. So, those three are a little bit difficult to expand our business right now. Okay, Mr. Thank you. I think there is another question. Hold on. In the chat. Let me see. Let me see. No, no other question in the moment. Anybody else would like to make a question? Thanks to you. Perfect. So, I think if anybody else would love to make question, I think we can thank Mr. Somaia for this nice speech. It was really, really an interesting one. Thank you very much. We will be back in two weeks time with another meeting on the different times. This time we're going to cover the Americas, USA. Thanks everybody for being with us today. And it was a pleasure to hear from you, Mr. Todrusson. Talk soon again and thanks again for your presence here today. Goodbye everybody and see you soon. Bye everybody. Bye. Bye. Thank you Andrea. Thank you very much. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. 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Welcome to Microterrorz. Scary stories for kids. Where it's always the spooky season. Full of chills. Thrills. And spine-tingling spooks. Microterrorz are family-friendly frights for those ages 8 and up. And while our stories are for younger years, we are still talking about things that go bump in the night. And some children may not be able to handle what others can. Parental consent is recommended. Now for tonight's Microterrorz. Yard Shark by Scott Donnelly. Lorraine was trapped. Never in a million years had she thought she would lay eyes on...uh...she didn't even know what it was. Well, she knew what it was, but it just couldn't have been. Her mind must have been playing tricks on her. She'd seen enough Shark Week specials to recognize the unmistakable sight of a dorsal fin slicing the surface of the ocean and cutting its way through as it stalked its prey. But Lorraine had just seen a dorsal fin in her own backyard. She and her brother Gary had been playing on the wooden playground their parents had put up years ago, when Gary decided to stop playing and run inside for a glass of iced tea. It was a hot day, and Lorraine would have been lying if she said she didn't want one too, but she was determined to wait until they were done playing. Once Gary was inside and out of sight, Lorraine's attention was immediately drawn to the far corner of their fenced-in yard. The white privacy fence that blocked out the neighbors acted as a backdrop to the bewildering sight. Something disturbed the dirt by the apple tree, splicing through and stabbing upward, dirt clumps crumbling down all around it. There was no doubt about it. It was a dorsal fin.  At the top of the slide at the time, Lorraine adjusted in place, getting better footing and trying to focus all of her attention on the fin. She rubbed her eyes, but when she looked up again, it was still there, carving a thin path through the backyard. Unreal, she said to herself, I must be dreaming. Lorraine watched the fin continue to cruise through the grass until, by the moldy sandbox, it sank down into the earth and disappeared out of sight. After a moment of unnerving tension, Lorraine stood up, casting a long shadow across her backyard and scoured the grass for the fin. There was nothing, not a single sign of it, other than the thin trench it had already gashed during its line of travel. The back door of the house opened and Gary stepped out onto the deck, sipping his glass of golden iced tea. This is the best tea I've ever had! Gary refreshingly announced with a sigh, are you going to get some, sis? Lorraine put her finger up to her lips, urging Gary to stay quiet. What? He fired back at her. Shh! Lorraine hushed. You can't tell me what to do. Gary complained, taking a step toward the edge of the deck. Gary, stop! Lorraine called out to her brother. Make me! he yelled. Lorraine growled, frustrated with her brother. You're in danger. I know you are, but what am I? Gary clapped back. Gary, you turd. There's a shark in the yard. A shark? Gary laughed. Now I know you're full of it. He stepped off the deck and into the grass, stomping his feet around like he was trying to summon an ancient rangelorm. The only scary thing out here is your fa- But Gary's insult was stopped short. The yard shark broke through the dirt and grass, sending plumes of rock and soil flying into the air. The ground shifted and cracked. Gary lost his balance, dropped his iced tea and fell sideways into the shark's mouth. It clamped its jaws shut and swallowed Gary whole. Lorraine screamed for her brother as the yard shark dove back under the ground and out of sight. Lorraine was breathing fast and heavy. She needed to get help. She needed to get to safety. Then the slide she was on was hit from underneath. It jolted, making Lorraine slip and fall. She grabbed onto the railing at the top and dangled off the side of the platform, screaming. The yard shark crashed into the base of the slide again, this time with enough force to knock it over. It tipped, its fragile metal structure creaking and squealing, and then completely toppled over. It slammed into the ground, launching Lorraine into a rough, hard tumble through the grass.  The shark burst up once again from the earth, barely giving Lorraine a moment to breathe. Its teeth were bared and its unnatural presence was just as confusing as it was bone-chilling. She found herself staring into its dark chasm of a mouth, where Gary had vanished into, and what was even more haunting was that she could still hear him inside. His voice was small and echoed, Lorraine! He called out, Lorraine, run! Get out of here! Wake up! Wake up! The yard shark lunged for Lorraine.  When she opened her eyes, she was in her own bed. She was panting. Her sheets soaked in sweat. Gary dropped down from the top bunk, giving her another scare. She screamed, and he laughed, as little brothers do. Not funny, Lorraine said, catching her breath. Was it a bad one? He asked. Lorraine was finally able to relax.  Yes, she sighed. And bizarre! Well, if a dream isn't bizarre, then does it really count as a dream? Gary pondered. What was it about this time? We lived in a home, but on land, Lorraine began. Gary squinted. On land? That's weird. Have you been reading fantasy fiction again? Lorraine didn't respond. She just kept recalling her nightmare. There was a shark that kept coming up from the grass. It wasn't like any shark I'd ever seen, she said. It was huge, ferocious, and relentless. Like it was a predator on top of the food chain or something. It swallowed you whole, she said, pointing to Gary. Gary laughed. He turned around and faced the aquarium built into the wall of their bedroom. Within it, thirteen sharks swam about. Great whites, hammerheads, megalodons, all of them no longer than six or seven inches in length, the average size of a shark. She didn't mean it, guys! Gary called over to their baker's dozen of pet sharks in a playful, sorrowful tone. No one thinks you're huge and relentless. Lorraine stood up and punched Gary in the arm. Eww! he squealed. You should have stayed eaten! She mumbled as she walked out of her room and onto the back dock of their houseboat. The boat, which housed her and Gary, their parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins and thirteen pet sharks, swayed back and forth on a vast ocean of pink water. In the orange sky, the purple moon sank over the horizon and the twin red suns rose, bringing warm light to another day.  It cawed and then emerged from the ocean, soaring up into the sky where floating plots of uncharted land hovered just below the clouds. More creatures stirred in the pink waters around the boat. The aquatic bugs, the size of fully grown adults, slithered just beneath the waves. A school of long-finned hairy mammals swam and tanned them. Something dark and shadowy lurked deeper down out of sight, but emitting a haunting bellow that carried through the currents. This was the world Lorraine knew. This was normal for her. It wasn't some dreamland where sharks were large and lurked beneath solid ground. That was just a silly dream. But Lorraine was plagued with bizarre dreams. She had been since birth. It was a disease, a rare sickness. Some dreams were good, some were bad, some were happy, some were nightmarish visions that bothered her for days after. Some dreams made her realize what she loved, and some made her question everything she knew. But by knowing this, this strange dream sickness she was cursed with, she also always wondered which ones were actually dreams and which ones were real. For all she knew, she'd just woken from a dream into another dream. She may have been in a cycle like that for some time. There was no way for her to know for sure. She studied the ocean that surrounded her, its pink waves slapping the side of the boat. She looked at the aquatic bugs, the seabird flying to the unknown regions in the sky. Then she looked at Gary, who now stood at her side. None of this looked familiar to her anymore. None of it seemed right. And if she remembered correctly, Gary, the little brother that she loved more than anything, had been eaten by a yard shark years ago. Where we will also have spooky games you can print out and play, like wicked word searches, mysterious mazes, and more. Microterrorist.com is also where you can find us on your favorite social media, and even send in your own scary story for us to tell. Plus, you'll learn more about our author, Scott Donnelly, who has other horrors for both young and old. I hope you'll join me again soon for Microterrorist Scary Stories for Kids.


Good morning, savvy traders. Happy Friday, everyone. Good to see you all. And just a quick little announcement. Want to just thank everybody. You know, obviously it's going to be Veterans Day tomorrow. I thought it was today, actually. Markets open, kids are all from school. But before we always get started, I'd like to thank our veterans for their services and keeping us safe. Thank you all, all right? In the meantime, I've got a couple of nice little movers so far. Would you guys jump into this? Who got a little piece of this INVO? What a nice moving stock. This thing took off right around that 815 timeframe. Went from 90 cents up to $1.30. We're going to go hop on and check in a little bit and see what happened and what drove that stock up by checking out the iceberg orders on level four. But before we do that, we're going to go out there. We're going to see what we trade yesterday. Yesterday was a very, very interesting day. Great morning. Phenomenal morning. Everything was going well. And then all of a sudden, you had Powell come out at two. You had the Treasuries come out at one. And all of a sudden, the market took a big, big dip. Let me just show you what happened, what we had going on yesterday. So really nice move on the Dow. You could see that we had a really nice move. And then this is where the news came out. Boom. We dropped from 34,000 all the way down to here. Hop over here. I know, let's go see on the S&P 500, same thing. Nice, nice move. And then bam, came right down pretty hard. And you could see here that the S&P's been on us, the really, really nice tear. But you know what?  And you know what? Little profit taking, major, major resistance levels as everything else. But there were a bunch of good stocks that did make some big moves. We're going to talk a little bit about them. First of all, the Coinbase did unbelievable yesterday. And then all of a sudden, this thing crapped out. It was so ticked off. But you could see this thing had a really nice run. Bitcoin's been doing great. So we, so stocks that we trade are like Mara, you know, Riot, Coin. I owned this stock actually as a swing trade. And it went from 92. I was like, yes, like 100. Beautiful.  Things just dropped all the way down to 92. But the good thing is on the swing trade, a lot of us looked at it right around the 70. And you know, that was a great, great buy. So 70 to 100, 30 points, that thing's up like 30% in a matter of, I don't know, what is that? Less than two weeks? That's not bad. That's not bad. But we got to get past this resistance levels. And then we're probably going to trust this 111. Like I told you, I'm really looking forward to the new year if that ETF does get proved. And if that happens, listen, it could be off to races with a lot of these things. So anyway, that one did pretty well. Couple of the stocks, there was also some really nice shorts. Revion was a great, great short yesterday. That thing just went, just kept going lower, lower, lower all day. That was great. Marrow was one of those big run-ups and it did come back down. So it's Riot. TPST was really nice early in the morning. This one just literally just popped. This was probably our big winner early in the morning. This thing just ran from 330 all the way up to 430. Gorgeous little stock in early morning trading. The Affirm also, another nice little run-up. That one just literally right at the gate, boom, that thing just took off. Went from like 24 over to 26. I think that was a lot of you who traded yesterday did really, really well with that specific stock right there, the Affirm. But you had to get in right away.  And then just kept getting halted, halted, halted. So that was an awesome stock. Now, what else did we have that traded? Oh, and then obviously Tesla got crushed yesterday. That thing just kept coming down. And that had a lot to do. Probably Revion came down with it, but Tesla really came down to a big, big support levels. Lot of big supports right around this 95-200. So, you know, listen, Tesla is, I was talking about it yesterday and I was talking on all the TV shows I was on. You know, it's literally the most searched stock to trade and most popular stock to trade has great options and obviously stock relates to it. And that only thing I really like it is that you've got great iceberg orders. So anyway, that's what happened yesterday. Let's go hop on what's going on today, which is Friday.  The market is up about 120 points right now. S&P's also obviously up a little bit. It is, you know, it's being observed today on Veterans Day. So the market's not gonna be too crazy. It's going into a weekend. Then what we're gonna have is, listen, what is that to 10? You know, Thanksgiving is coming up right around the block. Remind everybody. We got Black Fridays that are coming out. We're gonna be coming out with a new promo for all of you.  They're gonna make it Black November. That's what they're gonna do. And so Black Friday, we have great some promotions going on. Please look forward to seeing those. If you're watching on YouTube, just make sure you like us and friend us. You can always get that. Join our trading room by scanning that little QR code in the top left-hand corner. Just look over there. But we got a lot going on. So Friday, don't get too cocky. But listen, sometimes you get some cool stuff that going on. You know what I mean? There are a couple of stocks. Listen, the big winner right now is this NVIO. It was cheap. It was inexpensive. Had a good movement. Had a little bit of a shake right here. But hopping over here on level four, let me show you what's going on right here. By the way, did everybody get my email? I know a lot of you here were asking me about getting the level four promo code. If you didn't get it or NASDAQ book viewer, just send me another email. If you didn't get it, okay? I know that some of you are having problems. This whole big catastrophe that happened. Now the merger went over from like TD to Schwab. I don't know.  I gotta find it. I have that chance to get through. I'm not really worried about it right now. But they're also having problems having the level four on the, I heard people say they're getting issues that they can't get it now, whatever it is.  But listen, just get the standalone. You got my email address right there. Let me put it in the other one for everyone in, oops, yeah, cpu.com right there. You got it right there too. All right. That's all I would, but yeah, just listen, John. Just email me. Just email me that you want it. Message me in the room. Like I said, it'll be easy just send me that email. All right. But let's go over what is moving this morning. So anyway, regarding about what happened here, INDO, if you missed this big rally, which probably some of you probably did, big buyers showed up here right around a dollar. You could see that nice little red line right there and that dollar right there in a matter of about 15 minutes made it for a nice 35 cents. You know, 35 cents, if you really think about it, I tell people this all the time. 35 cents on a thousand shares. It's a thousand dollar investment. So you'll need a lot of money to do that. That's $350. That's, that's what is that, $60,000, $70,000 salary. Come on, ladies and gentlemen, that's exactly why we're in this business. Great, great run up. Awesome. Okay. So anyway, that's moving up pretty decently. There are a couple of stocks are getting crushed. Okay. Plug. My God. Thank the living Lord that I got out of this stock. I mean, I was so sold on plug power. I was so sold on this whole Green New Deal that they passed this budget here in Congress and they're going to be spending all this crazy money. I thought that these things, you know, we're going to take off and they just getting worse and worse and worse. There was another one. Remember the other one too, Workhorse?    That's not going to do great. I don't know what happened. Now when they found bankruptcy, that stock got destroyed. And that's the point that I'm getting to is that this is why you can't get caught up on, you know, certain news and stuff like that because it's the street that's going to tell you what the stock's going to do. That's what's going to happen. Like I was on Wednesday, I was on NASDAQ with all these analysts and they're all predicting the market doesn't look good going 2024. I'm like, okay, great. There's only one problem. These corporations will find a way. They beat earnings by 80%. The only thing is if they didn't beat earnings, this is what happens to companies like plug. They're getting crushed. Okay. So they're coming up a little bit.  We talked about it that Disney's doing good. I mean, they're all going to raise their prices. I mean, you saw what happened to Netflix. They raised their prices. Shoot, it used to be $10. It was $22 now. But they'll get a point where a lot of people are going to start canceling. And guess what? If Netflix loses half their clients, they're still back where they were $10. Okay. So obviously, you know what? They're weeding all the riffraff and whatever it is. They have their loyal customers and that's what they totally care about. But earnings are very, very important. Okay. Anyway, you saw what happened with plug. Anyway, a couple of the stocks are also moving, working down the list. The second biggest percentage gainer, DRCT. You know what? I'm not seeing that much action going on. Let me tell you right now, I'm not super impressed on what's going on today. There's not that much going on. This stock's up 39%, 3 million shares. It's got some support. He was 304. I don't really see many buyers out there. I'm not super sold on that one. MOTS had a big sling shot and came crashing down. One million shares traded. Did I put mods? I didn't put this on my level four.  Blink, this is another charge stock. Very similar like plug, but Blink came up a little bit. I mean, once again, $13, $16 stock down to $2. Who doesn't have this stock? Who doesn't have this in their house or on the street to plug in their cars? They're not getting crushed, crushed. What else we got going on here? Nothing, just absolute zero. Now, there were a couple of other ones I did find. TTD, there's another one, missed earnings. This is what I was talking about. They're getting, if they miss earnings, they're gonna get crushed. The trade desk hammered $80 stock down to 55. Now, granted, it's not a pharmaceutical stock and they do come back. Sometimes they do, so it is coming back a little bit. You could see it is popping up a little bit after getting really beat up. The only issue you gotta be careful of is I want you to look at this really quick. We got a ladder effect going on. You see that right there?  Now, we did talk about this in class. I did cover it very briefly. We talked about this yesterday, even in trading room, but if those sellers get done, that's a good sign. So they're out there, they got executed. You can see it's kind of holding here around that 60 price range. You can see you got that resistance levels is testing April's and May's resistance, but those orders are very, very important. We gotta keep a close eye on that. Another stock that came on the watch list was Doxy.  Absolutely, why did I even put that up there? I don't even know why I even looked at it. Things got doing nothing. Oh, there's one more I wanna bring up that's getting hammered, you. You got hit, Unity software. That got crushed too yesterday on earnings, but it is coming back too. So this could be like another TTD.  See this one right here? There was that big order right there, right around 20. He got filled, he got filled, he got filled, he got filled. And any more fills? No, we got no more, but we got definitely a beautiful ladder effect starting all the way down here. Look at this ladder effect, 20, 22, 20, 50. Big, big ladder effect, big, big support at that numbers. That's what we need, that's what we're looking for. And that is why that stock started making its move. Was that 21? Yep, right around here, big, big, big support. So if you were here early in the morning, you saw in a pre-market, you was also a pretty good one. But remember, it is Friday, we gotta take it easy, let's not get too cocky, all right? Anything we're missing, got a couple of people in there. Can we get NASDAQ 100 Futures on NQ and Book Viewer or only Vale of Stocks? Paul, yes, if you're on YouTube, you can get it. Absolutely, absolutely you can. Just email me, Paul, and we'll get you, you could always get a demo of that or just once again, just take your phone, scan that QR, just join our room because we'll show you how to use it and we'll help you set it up to also. Anything else, anything else I'm missing? Let me see, Jith, you know what? Let me check out that box. I saw, is it moving again? I looked at it earlier. I just didn't see any orders, you know? I just didn't see any orders on that. Let me see, let me check up level four again. I mean, it had that big pop and it just came crashing down.  But, you know, it's got good volume. You know, we'll put it on there. It is Monday, you know, sometimes we find them, they do move, right? Out of nowhere. Hell, that's, isn't that what happened with LifeW? LifeW did the same thing. It was like, didn't do anything in a pre-market. All of a sudden, things took off. All right, let's get right to the market. Open up, we got less than 15 minutes, everyone. Once again, if I don't see you this afternoon or you're done for the day, isn't that awesome? This is why we love trading. You can make your days pay. You got the freedom to do what you want. So, that's the beauty of why we're here. That's why we trade. So, you're not gonna be here. Enjoy your weekend and we'll see you back here Monday. But don't worry, we're not going anywhere.  Listen, something could happen. There's always something to happen. Listen, I always like Friday afternoons bed and Friday mornings. You always, cause some people don't like to hold stocks over the weekend. So, you always get those good little pushes. So, let's see how things work. In the meantime, guys, happy trading. We'll be back in 15 minutes. Don't go anywhere. Go take your quick break. 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So Yuki gets to, Yuki gets to take their place over. A caretaker. That's a good hookup to have. It's not easy to find a place to live in Jackson. So congratulations, Yuki. That might be your biggest feat of the winter, is finding a place to live here. Nice little nose butter three out of the start. Here we go, Yuki Kadono. He always stoke Yuki with that back 360 hand drag off the top, dragging the hand on that nose.  And here's where Yuki is going to shine on the crowd pleaser. Backside 10-80 off, accessed a couple times in that rotation, it looked like as well. Couple times for sure.   Last year his switchback won in and this year with that beautiful backside three hand drag and he's pumped on it coming in, hands in the air. And we, the crowd here was pumped too. It was easy to tell that they were behind Yuki on that run for sure. And so much great style put on display there by Yuki Kadono. Again, such an accomplished competitive snowboarder on the slope style scene out there and now bringing those skills out to the big mountains. I can't wait to see what he's got for us. Really focused on filming this year, big shout out to his filmer, Gabe, who's out here with him. Yeah, Yuki was saying the other night, like, you know, he's got these really elite level accomplishments on his resume and now he's really focused on filming just a stellar backcountry part and a big part of why he's spending some time here in Jackson Hole. Wow, absolutely insane. Well, Andrew up at the top, I mean, we're loving what we're seeing from down here. How's that backside 360 hand drag off the top look from your perspective up there, from your vantage? Man, what a graceful way to go out of view from my perspective. Cause I'm just like 25 feet back from the edge and so watching Yuki come in, a smile on his face, drop out of view, just, I met a loss for words to describe physically how smooth it looked from up here, but it's also awesome to see that the landing went well, middle of the run went sick, they put it together at the end. I have to say, we went through a little period of time where there weren't too many athletes up here and all of a sudden I started wondering about second run, but with everybody back up, Cooper's in the start, Yuki's thrown down, that energy is ramped back up and people are just ready to shred through the second run. That, I love it.   Cooper Bran, I'm getting ready to drop in. Cooper Bran. Yeah, that was a big, that was another, you know, common comment from all of the athletes in their interviews was that they get hyped on seeing what other people do and inspired by the other runs that they see and that energy is infectious. When you see someone put down a good run, how could you not want to be part of that? Coop going with that frontside three off of his toe edge, backside three. See if he does another wildcat here. He does. Having a little trouble on the landing, starting off very similar run to what he did on his first run. Again, this is Cooper Branum out of Gig Harbor, Washington, now residing in Jackson, Jackson Hole, Wyoming for his winners. Well, I get a feeling that that's not what he was planning on doing on the last jump. Oh, his goggles were completely full of snow. Cooper's definitely got a pretty serious bag of tricks. I thought we'd see something different from him off this final jump, but as we just saw, his goggles, he couldn't see. So I'm impressed that he hit the jump at all. Well, in the words of Johnny Utah from Point Break, vision is highly overrated, but not in this case here. And you need to be able to see to hit the jump do the tricks that you want to do. So Coop, unfortunately, with the goggle lens full of snow, not able to throw down how he wanted to at the end. But still an impressive show up here. I love watching this guy ride. Yeah, he's super fun. And again, go check out Coop in Canvats, Patrick, and their homies and their new release block party from the This Is Us In film crew, because Cooper's part in particular is just heavy and so stylish. He's got this really unique corked frontside seven. We saw it last year off of the nose when he came in his run into Corbett's. And anyways, yeah, Cooper, just such a great kid. And another one of our competitors who has just like an insane bag of tricks on a skateboard. I'm always like, I got a special spot in my heart for people who are good at skateboarding, or who, no, just do skateboard in general. But this kid in particular is, he's pretty talented skateboarder. Well, it sounds like Hans Minnick is our next athlete up at the top in the start getting ready to go. And after that epic first run, I mean, he's got a huge bag of tricks, Moran, but what do you improve from that first run? I mean, he was so dialed on that first run. Top to bottom was so clean. Really aesthetically pleasing scene of getting chased by his slough as well coming off that back three right here. Yeah, front three and back three.  I mean, that's high consequence. There's not as much grip on your heel edge with something like that. So I don't know.  But if nothing else, he's one of the most creative riders we see year after year. And if you follow Hans at all on social media, if you've seen any of his video parts, he's got like an incredibly deep and creative bag of tricks. Well, let's check in again with Andrew up at the top. Andrew, have you had a chance to talk to Hans? What would he be doing different in his run? Or your thoughts, predictions on what he would maybe do different to try to up the ante here to get crowned is the 2022 King of Corbets. It's that Hans is in. To now, he's been diverse skill set. So psyched to see it, ready to drop for run two. Huge diverse skill set for Hans. Ready to see him drop in for run number two. All right, thanks, Andrew. Andrew, I'm not sure if you heard us up there. Did you get a chance to talk to Hans at all about what he has in mind for run two? DC, you got me here. I have not unfortunately spoken to Hans directly about his plans for run two.  Really, it's anybody's guess. And a quick reminder that Hans is probably in the running for many people's minds, for people's choice. We can vote on that through 5 p.m. mountain time tomorrow. So definitely search out those QR codes, make your voice heard, and share your love with the athletes for the People's Choice Award. Ah, thank you very much, Andrew. I want to share my love for Andrew, holding it down up at the top in the elements. And much respect to him bringing his local knowledge out here to the broadcast this year. So Hans getting ready to drop in. Jeff, I don't know.  That's one thing I could think of. He could switch up if he wants to make more of a statement out here is maybe some bigger tricks. But gosh, the execution was so beautiful on that first run. Yeah, DC, I totally agree. Hans is coming into second run in a pretty good spot, having put down that stomp and unique fun first run. You know, I think it wouldn't hurt him to do a seven. If he could put a back seven, a front seven in the middle of that run, that's definitely gonna up his chances of ending up on the podium again. He's got two second place finishes in the past. And he's coming in switch right now. Looks like he went, he turned back around, went frontside three, landed it stomp, riding away clean. Managing that speed. Now he's taken a new line different from his first run, airing off that rock that separates Corbett's Cool R from S&S. Some switch powder turns for you. I was just gonna say, switch powder turns, that in itself is a trick. Three times around, off access a couple times whilst spinning three times around. There you go, Hans Midnick, maybe hurts at the top. He's like, yeah, there's some bigger tricks in there for you. But wow, talk about the showing out here today from Hans Midnick. Two epic runs there. Yeah, Hans definitely not settling on his first run. He knew he had a good one that he put down. But coming in took a different line, did different tricks. To be honest, like, yeah, the back double 10 is awesome. But let's talk about those switch pow turns. Like it's not like the pow up there is consistent and it's just deep everywhere. It's super variable depending on where you go. And to make those switch, those pow turns look that good while riding switch, in my opinion, is, you know, I hope that the other riders understand that he's riding switch when he did those pow turns and they're judging. Because, I don't know, DC, that's a contender. I mean, it's, again, peer-judged athlete-judged event. All those athletes, they know how difficult that is doing some switch pow turns. And to make that look like that was his natural stance. For a second there, I was like, wait, Hans is not a regular footer. He's a goofy footer. Yeah. Right foot forward naturally. So to see him doing those switch turns was amazing. But, oh, what a great run. Andrew Whiteford, what's the vibe up there right now? Did you get a good reaction or did everybody have a good reaction to Hans's run there? What was it like? You know, people are stoked.  But definitely seeing Stomptricks, seeing people meet these challenges, gets everyone super stoked for this next run. Hands down, this is a gnarly place to be. And while these athletes have the background, they get them the invite here, this is still stressful stuff. So to be able to share in that, to gain energy from everybody else, definitely leaves all the athletes feeling stoked. And a carrier of that stoke is certainly our two-time winner here at the comp, Carl Fosfett, crazy Carl. Coming to us from a couple hours away over in Idaho, Sun Valley, he's showing that he's got the chops to put down big stuff. And as he preps in the gate to drop in, we know that he's got big spins as well as super-steasy, slow stuff. So I had the opportunity to give him a fist bump. I just wanted to share in the moment. And now we're all holding on with bated breath to see what Carl puts down for second run. He's coming, swinging hard. Yeah, thank you, Andrew. Okay, brap ski represent. Carl doesn't have a snowmobile up there to get the brap in, but definitely gonna tear it up here on the second to two run on his skis. Two-time, the only two-time King of Corbets from the first year and last year is defending King. He's been here all five years, bringing that infectious positive energy to the event. Not only does he put on a show, but he just brings everybody up with him. It's gotta be a big part of why he keeps getting invited back. And you know, I'm really excited. The conditions here are changing a little bit in Corbets here up here in Tensley Bowl. We've got some snow, we've got a little bit of wind. The visibility is still pretty good and I'm pretty excited to see that our competitors are not backing away. They're still putting down big runs and I think we're gonna see a lot out of Carl right now. There he is. Look like left three tail in for Carl Fosfett.  And then here we go, coming into the crowd, pleaser. And Carl going down unfortunately there on the crowd pleaser, but still the crowd is definitely pleased indeed. Are you not entertained? Indeed they are. Crazy Carl taking the bow out there. Well-deserved love from all the fans out here. Tensley Bowl, a true professional. Going for that left side, 12, just coming up a little bit short. Here we go, replay. So left three for Carl, staying on his feet and then just not getting the 12 all the way around. A shout out, much respect to Carl again.  Mama Fos in the house and you gotta love it. Ambassador Stoke and getting the love right back from everyone is rightfully deserved. Yeah, I mean- Thank you, crazy Carl for all that you do. Crazy Carl, I mean he does not have anything to prove. He's been on the top of the podium more than anyone. And yeah, he's still coming out and he is not holding back. Like we were just talking about, right? We're second runs. The conditions have changed a little bit. The course is a little bit more beat up than obviously it was in the first runs and we're seeing Ryder and Skier after one another just putting down even heavier runs than their first time. Well I'll get more of that. Blake Wilson, rookie out here for Kings and Queens of Corbets, is gonna be our next athlete to drop. And as he hikes up to the top of the arch up there and gets ready, let's take a look back, see what Blake had for us on his first run. He's had that little left nosebutter three in. A little two-stager here for Blake Wilson and had a really solid first run. Really was impressed with what Blake brought to the table. That butter in was, I think, one of the most high consequence tricks we've seen yet. We've seen people come in switch but to actually do a 180 and then butter off that really short and off-axis pad, I was super impressed with that. Yup, great slope style skills and check it in with Andrew up at the top. Andrew, what are your thoughts up there on Blake Wilson here for his second or two runs? Is anything, you think he could approve on there?  Little buttery 180 to immediately switch 180 off the nose there. That is super tech and first run that got everyone up here along the lip hyped. So understanding that that was a strong move for first run, I think that Blake's gonna be looking up the technicality of those tricks. Lower down and mid-slope. We're definitely seeing a limit to what athletes are willing to throw in off the top. So, Jeff, do you see any options for the athletes that they're missing out on in the middle of the run before getting to the bottom? Not really, that's so hard to say because it's been so entertaining down here to say that someone's missing out on something there in the middle. It's been a complete package as far as I'm concerned what these athletes are bringing to the table. Jeff, what do you think? Yeah, you know, I think we haven't seen anyone butter the rock ride in the middle of Corbett's which I don't know if we're actually gonna see that but there's an option right there. Someone wanted to butter that open faced rock and Blake again going for that 180, butter, front flip, staying on his feet. Into the massive backflip. Oh, Blake coming to Jackson to put on a show. Was he going 14 there? Tap on the helmet to let you know he's okay. Let Blake take some time here, giving the thumbs up and it looks like a 14-40 attempt, four times around there. I think you're right. For Blake Wilson, bringing those slope style skills here to Big Mountain Shredding showing you why he films with some of the best. Again, faction skis, they're filmed this year of Roots is where you can see some of Blake's filming just expertise and yeah, big shout out to, he filmed with Alex Hall in that movie, Alex Hall. Fresh off the gold medal over in Beijing for slope style, congrats to Alex Hall. I know he wanted to be here this year and another athlete that was crossover athlete we had last year, Aaron Blunk, who just qualified last night for finals in half pipe over in Beijing. So good luck to you, Aaron Blunk as well. You and Alex always miss having you guys here this year. But yeah, talking about how Blake just, one of those guys that brings those park skills out here to the big mountains and yeah, going for the 14, left 14, four times around there. That would have been history. I've never seen a 1440 go down. No, I don't think we're near Corvitz-Coulart. Yeah, 1440 and Corvitz haven't been uttered in the same statement yet that I know of. So Blake Wilson, let's talk about that run. That was wild. It was super unique. It was super creative. It was high risk. It was technical. He definitely had a hard time on the landing. I don't know if he'll get as much credit from his peers for throwing a 14 when he didn't land it, but the rest of his run was just incredible. He had that butter off the top, like we were just talking about, super high risk, blind and technical. He put the front flip. He did a back flip. He skied the rest of the Coulart high speed and handled the variable terrain and then went for the biggest spin that we've seen yet in all of Corvitz history. I think Blake kind of wants it. He was hungry for the crown, so respect, shout out. Way to go, Blake. Much props. All right, next athlete. Getting ready to drop in. Tim Durche getting ready to take his second run here into the Coulart. I wonder what's going through Tim's head, right? Like we just had Hans, Carl and Blake put down three of the heaviest runs we've seen all day. So I wonder if that's playing into Tim's strategy and line choice. Coming in through the GOAT path. Tim Durche, TGR athlete. There we go. That's a unique line going left three out of the Coombs Cave and then cutting all the way across court over into the confluence of SNS Coulart with Corvitz Coulart. And Tim Durche coming into the crowd, please are here at the bottom going left double 10 and coming up a little bit short, catching the knuckle. But he's all right. He's up. All good to see Durche back to his feet. And you hear the love from the crowd out there. Tim Durche, originally out of Anchorage, Alaska, Aliesca, his home mountain, his stomping grounds. But now calling Jackson home where the people, they know him, they love him. And a shout out to Corey Jackson, who like every single, every time one of his homies, one of his fellow competitors maybe kicks a shoe or goes down. Like Corey's the first one running out to see if they're OK, help him pick up the pieces. Yeah, I think he's the people's champ here today. I don't know, we'll see how he works out. He's getting some of those QR code fan favorite votes indeed. And what an accomplished athlete Tim Durche is. Again, filming with TGR, just putting out some amazing clips with just one of the best film crews in the biz. Tim's been in the game for a long time. He's getting checked out by ski patrol. Hopefully he's OK. But definitely that knuckle of the crowd pleaser is a hard, hard hit. We do have the best medical staff on hand. So shout out to the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Patrol for being on hand. Much respect to you guys. Next to drop, Jake Hopfinger. Make it history, the first person to ever do a double backflip into Corvettes. That was back in 2020. Last year, 2021 edition, he went for the dub flat spin, a trick that we saw him use on the crowd pleaser booter here at the bottom on his first run out here this morning. So what is Jake going to have for us here on his second final run here into Corvettes? Definitely a solid candidate to wear the crown as the king of Corvettes. Had the 360 entrance in, very smooth three into the cooler on his first run. Here he is dropping in. Jake Hopfinger again with the smooth left three right up against the West Wall, finding that good, steep transition. Jake, one of the few, if only, to send it straight off the nose without using that cut on the cornice and handling that landing. No problem having a little problem here on the bottom jump, the crowd pleaser with Jake Hopfinger with a solid run. No major falls, little bobble here and there. I think he was trying to do that, set up the back to back hits up there, the similar line that he had earlier with the cross court.  And it looked like he instead just cut over to S&S.  Left three, back flip. There's where he had a tough time, wasn't able to stay on his line and get that second jump. Well, it's definitely a pleasure having Jake back here competing here at Kings and Queens of Corbets, originally from the East Coast. Bozeman Montana is where he calls home now. Yeah, it spends the majority of his time filming in the back country. It's his focus these days. And another competitor here at Kings and Queens Corbets, who this event itself has helped propel Jake's career. Like Jake making history here at Corbets two years ago with that double backflip being the first one to put it down. And we've seen his career grow leaps and bounds over the last couple of years. Yeah, for more from Jake, definitely check out the sweet protection film mix tape for some of the amazing antics that Jake Hoffinger puts down on his skis. All right, Blaine Gallivan now. Another local athlete getting ready to drop in. Another veteran out here. Another guy that we love watching do his thing. Can't wait to see what he's got for us here on his second run. Yeah, I met Blaine. I think I met Blaine when he was first like maybe like four or five years old. I used to work with his parents. Shout out to Robin and Chef Mike, good people. Yeah, Blaine, one of our three born and bred competitors here today, born and bred in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and just an absolute all-terrain warrior when it comes to skiing. Like he rides everything with finesse and just technical difficulty. There's not much you can put in front of this kid that he won't attack and add his personal style to. And Blaine's just waiting for the good visibility here as we're getting some blowing snow down here in tensely ball and up in the cool air as well. And here he is. Ooh, very unique entrance. Lip sliding the ledge of Corbett's airing off the nose and kind of cutting back just under the West Wall. And Blaine coming in super hot holding on was insane. The amount of superhuman strength that he just had to summon to hold on and not go down as he transitioned out of the cool air and came into the crowd pleaser was incredible. And then one of the biggest errors we've seen all day off of the crowd pleaser, getting just a full embrace from his homies. Look at that, that kind of redirect, landing right at the base of the West Wall. Flats bin and a huge left seven Blaine Galvan representing. Trying to relive some of the moments of the bowling alley last night with his entrance into the athlete zone down the finish area here, taking out a couple of fellow competitors. But gosh, respect. You can see, you can see how hard he wanted it. Coming out of the cool air after he landed that Flats bin, he had so much speed and the terrain was so rugged and he held on because he knew he needed it for the final hit. Well, Andrew, thoughts from the top on that one? Absolutely psyched for Blaine, but makes sense to me. It was a couple of years ago that we saw a flat light and he came in last run of the day and greased a three off the top that put him in third on the podium. So everybody was stoked to see him put down this clean run up top. And when I asked him what he wanted to do for run two, he said, really, just clean up that top entrance, put a little more snap on the tails as he rides around the lip here. And I think he put that all into effect. Now we see Parkin. He's still out of skis, but he's up top. And he's another guy with unfinished business, I think, today. An athlete, as you mentioned before, whose career has really been propelled by the stage that the contest provides. And now he's serious. He has full on into this game and makes sense. And his family, his dad is a skier. He's got first descents throughout Montana. He's a year round athlete. So it makes sense that Parkin is following in those footsteps. But guys, what do you think Parkin can improve upon from run one? Well, yeah, let's take a look at run one here for Parkin Coste and your 2020 king of Corbett's. Go and switch one into Kular. And then this is where he was the first to link up those two cross court hits, going back to back, backies. And that left seven, I mean, that's something that definitely, that's the only thing I could really say that he would need to clean up on that run is just landing cleanly on the crowd pleaser booter at the bottom. But again, the combo du jour, those two back flips that he linked up with the critical landing in between them. Very impressive athleticism by our 2020 king of Corbett's. Yeah, we've got Coste. We've got some tough visibility right now. I know Parkin kind of waiting to see if he can get, get a little bit better visibility on the course. The sun is shining through the clouds. We can see it, it is shining down on us. But we have one of the, one of these unique mixes of some blowing snow, a little bit of cloud cover, some blue sky, some sun kind of all at once here. You know, I think if Parkin's line choice, definitely solid like that. Like as we spoke about earlier that the cross court stacking up those two hits from indicator rock to that right side cheese wedge, definitely a great choice. It allows him to get more hits in his run. It also allows him to moderate his speed a little bit instead of just taking it all downhill down the fall line. I do think that it would play to his advantage to mix up those two hits. The back to back back flips were cool. But I think if he were to keep one back flip and put in a spin, we know he's got bigger tricks than just back flips. And I think if he were to mix those two up, that would definitely play into his advantage, especially because this is, as we've talked about, it's a peer judged format. And I think his peers would see that he took a really solid first run and improved upon it for his second. All time will tell. See what Parkin has for us here on his second of two runs. Definitely excited, anticipating this drop. And this is all part of it. I mean, this is Corgott's Coulart up here at the top of Rendezvous Mountain.  And, you know, it can be totally blue, sunny skies and minutes later, we can have snowstorm roll in. And to be honest, like, yeah, the snow isn't exactly what we wanted on game day, but I think in the greater scheme of things, everybody here is excited to see some snow blowing. Absolutely. And it's elements that all these athletes are familiar dealing with when they're out there doing what they do out in the mountains and mountain environment out here. Yeah, nobody here became a professional skier or snowboarder. Nobody here got the invite because they're fair weather skiers. And it sounds like Parkin dropping in. Here we go, Parkin Costain, second run. All right, switch one into the Coulart, staying on his feet. Looks like similar line to his first run. There's that backflip cross court. Now on, looks like he missed. Yeah, maybe he got off his line a little bit, missed that second hit. I bet he's got some speed. Still on his feet. And a big left seven, huge left seven from Parkin Costain. The seven, he landed the seven. He didn't get as many features in as his first run. So we'll see which one of those two runs is the one that we go off of. But a great approach, good creative approach. You know, we heard the athletes talking about it this year, not being as soft and deep in the Coulart as it has been in years past. They were gonna have to think outside the box and reimagine the way they were gonna approach it. And I really do love what all these athletes are bringing to the table and how they're attacking this Coulart. There's looking at the replay, the first backflip. And yeah, just off his line a little bit, he's not able to link that into that second hit. We'd love to know what he had in mind for that second hit. But that 720 at the end was a thing of beauty and Parkin Costain hats off to you. We salute you, King of Corbets from 2020. Yeah, and again, you know, just to bring it back and put this all in perspective, this is not what normally goes down here in Corbets Coulart. You know, like on any given day, if the conditions are good, you'll see a crowd of people all hunkered around the lip up there, like all peering in, kind of trying to psych themselves up. Like you don't normally have people starting from 50, 60 feet back, coming in, tricking into the Coulart. Maybe people will jump off, but this is very unique and this is why Kings and Queens of Corbets, this competition, this event is so special because it provides a platform, it provides this opportunity for all of these athletes to shine and show what they really can do on such an iconic ski run. Well, just getting word that it is official, Park and Costain was our final athlete to drop in. So, much respect to all the athletes for throwing down out here this year, the fifth year, the 2022 edition of the King and Queens of Corbets. And Jeff Moran, thoughts on the day, brother? It was heavy, it was historic. You know, I think coming into it, variable conditions has been what everyone's been talking about all week. Not as much snow as we've had in past years, so the huckability factor was definitely a little bit down. We didn't know what we were gonna see and I am pleasantly surprised to see what people were willing to throw. I mean, just starting off with Piper's backflip early on in the day, going huge off the bottom and seeing things like Jake Hopfinger like being one of the few, if not the only person to actually send it straight off the nose. There were so many things that went down today that I am just wholly impressed with and yeah, hats off to all of the riders and skiers here today. Yeah, much respect. And Andrew Whiteford, thanks for holding it down at the top and your thoughts on what you saw go down today. Cameron Lenz, it's been a cold day with a lot of hot action out here and there's a lot to digest after watching all these athletes throw down. I'm just kind of basking in the endorphins that get shared amongst everybody up here, feeling good with a lot of dopamine and serotonin, a lot of excitement, but still some questions up in the air. I gotta get home, find that QR code and put in a little for my People's Choice Award. Jeff, who are you thinking? Do you wanna share with your People's Choice with everybody? Yeah, you know, it's a tough one. I'm gonna have to give you my top three. I'm gonna have to go home and think about it, but between Corey Jackson, Hans Midnick and Blake Wilson, like those three for sure were my standouts. And so, yeah, I'll let you guys know tomorrow at the awards party. Awesome. What about you, DC, who's your People's Choice? Yeah, oh, it put me on the spot. I thought I was gonna be able to dodge this bullet, but yeah, well, first off, Andrew, thank you so much for all your input and expertise and knowledge from the top and for braving the cold and the elements up there. Appreciate you and a great job up there, but yeah, it's, you know, I'm right there with you as far as my People's Choice Award. I mean, man, Hans Midnick, he, every year, year after year, he's had such an impressive showing here. And this year, he did not disappoint again. That was such a beautiful run, his first run and that second run as well. So, Hans Midnick up in there, Corey Jackson, definitely lived up to the hype.   I'm like, well, I will. And I'm excited to see what he has for us. And yeah, Corey Jackson did not disappoint at all either in a Blake too. So, shots to them and for the women, I mean, Piper, Piper Koontz, holy smokes, two runs, not just one, but two amazing runs, top to bottom. And showing you that she definitely is worthy of being crowned the 2022 Queen of Corvettes. And yeah, let's go ahead and take a look back. We're gonna be able to hear from you all, definitely get involved and let your voices be heard. But let's take a look back on what we think are some of the top 10 moments out here. There's Mr. Hans Midnick doing his thing. Corey Jackson looking to replay his first run. I'm totally impressed with how creative people got off of the nose. You know, again, we knew coming into it, this wasn't going to be a Huckfest this year. And a lot of really cool creative riding went down to get into the Cougar. There's Ryan Walkenorfer really hyped on both him and Chase Blackwell, couple of elite halfpipe athletes that just love snowboarding, love all the train and brought that out here to the Cougar today. And there's Park and Costain as well putting on display, some of the skill sets that got him crowned back in 2020 as the king of Corbets. Here we go, I think this is Blaine Gallivan, that's what it is. Yeah, Blaine as well. There are so many amazing moments. So hard to narrow it down to one. I mean, honestly for my people's choice, I'm just a fan of all these athletes because it does take a lot to throw it out in the way they did here at this Cougar and all these athletes are heroes to me. Yuki, yeah. How are we gonna forget about Yuki? How do you possibly pick? This is gonna be tough, this is gonna be really tough, but it will be interesting to see who the people's choice award is, who the people choose is their favorite, but also, man, the competitors have a really hard time, they're gonna have a really hard time picking. There's crazy Carl going for that 12. Yeah, this is gonna be tough, right? I mean, again, it's not a judges panel, they're not judging off of the traditional style of difficulty and variety and amplitude and all that stuff. I mean, all of that comes into play, but as we've talked about, this is a rider, peer judged event, and this is not going to be easy. I don't know how you would possibly pick just your first, second, and third favorites because there's like five, six, seven, eight runs that are all right up there and podium worthy. Absolutely. Well, again, thank you to all the athletes, so much respect to you all. Of course, Camp It's Patrick, the first one to crack open the Cooley this morning, but everyone, thank you so much, all the athletes for doing what you do. Thank you, everybody, for tuning in from home. Don't forget to get involved and cast your vote for your people's choice, your people's favorite. But, Jeff Moran, pleasure holding it down with you. Once again, my friend. Been fun. Always a good time with you. Thank you so much. So on behalf of Jeff and Andrew Whiteford at the top and our entire production staff, thank you all so much for tuning in and being a part here for the Kings and Queens of Corbett's 2022, the fifth year of this epic event. Thank you very much. Farewell, and we'll leave you with these amazing moments from the day.


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