Feel extra little in here. I think we have to fix this from Chandler Parsons stealing my seed all week Run it back was in studio in a lay where I have returned and After this morning, I know more about Kyle Kuzma than I ever thought that I needed to but amazing to have shams and beetle And Parsons in studio of back next week, but you're here with me to wrap up our our Friday on up in Adams We don't do shows on Friday. So we're here on the Thursday with the lovely the Insightful the in the know with all things New York sports Kim Jones is here with Newsday and WFAN She'll talk about everything going on with Oh, we're gonna ask her about Adele to in Baltimore. Don't worry about that But with say Kwong Barkley Dexter Lawrence all of that her thoughts on Daniel Jones and company and Aaron Rogers entering the New York Sphere plus I'll look into the draft needs of yeah the Commanders We're starting our show with them get with it the Bucks the Patriots and Matthew Hamilton digs deep into the tape of Packers a quarterback situations with Jordan love and we are doing an irrational Here's we're doing an irrational fear of animals draft anyone so irrational with the most fearful animals in the world And I'm seeing jellyfish. Okay. It's interesting birds birds. It's high on my draft for people. I mean me versus Hamilton It's high on their raccoons not scared of those turkeys. I'm totally with you on turkeys dear What daddy long legs? I'm not scared of any spider. That's scared of anything flying spider not none of that I just have Windex and I walk around my house in California shooting with Windex and now Peter will be after me. Let's go Friday we don't have shows on Fridays during the offseason because summer starts early here at Fandle TV Two weeks from now though. It's Thursday two weeks from now. Goodell on stage Kansas City probably went to Joe's earlier today He got himself some size. What do you guys think he's a brisket guy Roger Goodell? Something clean. He's got those nice nice suits on the least the least He'll have to bring two suits. That would be my advice to you. Mr. Goodell, and then you'll hit that beautiful stage ESPN and if a network may be up in Adams on Fandle TV, you'll be all over the coverage now It's gonna happen 14 days. So let's take a look at a couple of teams that are super intriguing And you know given the fact that we're only doing four shows a week We haven't gotten to hit every team in the game. So let's get to it We're gonna start our show and this segment with the Washington commanders We're not going to talk about Bezos or anything like that But yeah, all the focus has been about who is going to buy this team and about a potential sale But there are an interesting spot when it comes to the on the field stuff too Ron Rivera is going into year four the commanders have yet to figure things out at the quarterback spot And that's what this is all gonna hinge on because when you look at last Season, I love when the full screen pops up right when I want to do it. So great This team went eight and eight and one in the toughest division in football without a subtle quarterback situation They have a lights out defense. Look at this They ranked third in the NFL behind only the Niners and the Eagles and they did it all Without their leader their young buck their chase young on the field Uh, hopeful he can make a healthy return this year That'll be huge because the rest of the key pieces on the defense will all be back Offensively this thing is ready made for success. El Capitan the captain. Oh fancy shot. What is this? I love it. Terry McClaren. Okay, John Dotson, Curtis Samuel They have a case for being the best trio receivers in the league right now I said it with complete chaos a quarterback though Terry McClaren still managed to be a top 10 ride receiver John Dotson missed five games. Guess what though? He had as many touchdowns as Tyree Kill and more than DK McCaff. Love you and Mike Evans. Love you too and Curtis Samuel a nightmare to deal with in the Debo-esque mode and role if you will now these commanders they really remind me I think I'm gonna get dragged for this but they kind of remind me what the bucks had going into the 2020 off season Okay, talented young defense completely underrated targets in the passing game The roster so strong top-to-bottom and way better than it gets credit for because the quarterback play has been a question mark And an issue and I know Tom Brady probably ain't walking through the door To save the day there neither is Aaron Rodgers or Lamar Jackson. So they have to figure out this thing Uh, and it comes down to what are their options? Is it last year's fifth rounder? Sam Howell No cricket crickets a cricket's a feared animal. We'll get to that later in the show No, how about Jacobi Bresset? We mentioned brisket. Let's do it. All right. Uh, he's coming off a very strong year in Cleveland or I don't know. Do they get a little spicy air? Do they make waves and package the 16th overall pick to go up and snag their quarterback? It would be a shame. God's all I'm gonna say a shame to see another year with a talented squad Go to waste because of the quarterback situation. So Ron Martin Get everybody together and get this right immediately. There is a new wave. There's energy There's new ownership on the horizon Hopefully so, uh, I'm not sure they're going to get too many more opportunities in this window to get it right. All right, next We talked about the buccaneers. Let's get into Tampa. Tom probably doesn't walk through the door either And they're at a massive crossroads right now, right? They brought in Baker Mayfield Who yesterday like shocked myself on there thinking gosh, he's the quarterback of the Tampa Bay buccaneers What's going on? He apparently is going to compete with Kyle Trask for the starting gig there They still have a ton of veteran talent and mike evans and godwin levante vita vea devon white We love him. He rides horses. He's not scared of those animals. He has a ton, but they uh, the news was that he put in a Trade request. No, he's not devon white No, it's not look it up devon white has horses He like rides horses and he brings them into the stadium It's the guy's trying to say as if he all the horses are sort of soulless looking I'm I I've ridden horses all that california school and I'm just they just look like at any moment's notice They could be up to no good Not bite me, but like they're very big Trust me. I was just around a horse very recently.  Okay Um, so what it was I say, oh devon white put in a trade request guys this week So I you know, it looks like he might not be around much longer. So while for some teams, uh You know I don't know this might just be better off as a sell-off situation. Where are we going right? Let's let's go into rebuild mode. Don't you add a don't add a bijan I was talking about bijan going everyone's like don't do that. He's gonna be wasted down there in Tampa sell-off pieces you know go into Rebuild mode for the nfc south is anyone's for the taking right now if you look at this Bam the bucks have the longest odds guys plus 500 have some fun over at fandals sportsbook. Would ya we really don't know though Uh, what any of the teams are going to look like three of the four have new starting quarterbacks, right? This is very interesting returning starter for the falcons desmond ridder He started just four games. I think last year So the way tampa handles this draft will have a huge impact on how the division plays out Do not sell yourself short buccaneers fans or people that are judging what's gone on down there in this division Okay, do they make a move? Up from 19 to get a quarterback. Do they add an explosive piece like a bijan? Can they convince devon white to stay there and not want to move as we go on horse tangents here in the a-block If not, can they make the most out of a potential trade? We believe in jason light. We know super bowl champion jason light and he's got some big things to figure out And if he's able to push the right buttons, there really isn't a reason I think that the bucks can't find their right right back to the top of the sains favored nfc south But if things don't go the way, uh, tampa would like it to the next couple weeks They might be in that kala billiam sweepstakes at this time next year and clipped kingsbury is going to try to Attach himself to that wagon now isn't he okay, uh treat the show add up an atom show. We are looking at animals Uh that you might be afraid of the most feared animals. What would be the obvious ones like, uh Somebody put squirrels. Why are people scared of squirrels? They're crazy. They're kind of finding them cute They're kind of chip monkey. I'm not afraid of anything like that. Like I remember once in college There was a bat in my apartment four girls lived in like a very small quarters I think it was a three bedroom and three four girls lived there and there was a full-on bat when we got home from the bars one night And I remember just everyone was freaking out and I was like am I a psychopath that I'm sociopath that i'm not Afraid of this even a little bit and I was just Fine I threw a cucumber at it. I think and it flew I think I flung a cucumber at it when it was in a good spot on the wall and and uh, and it flew out the window Am I gonna get like killed for my animal behavior?  No, uh, are you kidding? Devon why would be someone fun to go to the derby with? We should make that ask. Hey Devon why what are you doing in a couple weeks when I come to Kentucky? I think you might would might love to do that and then him this I understand Vaughn Miller I look at him with these chickens And I'm just gonna give it away right chickens. It might be my number one off the board There's nothing and of course I have emotional emotional trauma bonds with these animals Chickens are absolutely terrifying and have no consideration for other people at all Like you never know which way they're gonna go. So I'm absolutely terrified Miller.  Okay, finally But seriously Devon white would be a good derby derby friend to hang out. Yeah, I agree Hey man, Levante, can you imagine? Okay, finally on a horse on a horse.  We get it. That's what's going on So the pats haven't confirmed any of these rumors But bill has continuously Declined and sort of poo poo did the idea of naming a starter for the season And you have to imagine that that's having an impact on the locker room Phil Perry who I call the senator that I know and trust him He works for mbc sports boss and he reported yesterday that he spoke to a number of guys who are upset on Mack's behalf About how this has all gone gone down that you know, they don't want 2022 to bleed into 2023 at all that sort of stuff and none of this is proportionate response to what Mack Actually did let's not forget time out. We had Devon McCordy come on our show without unprompted not really even baited I wasn't prodding him really stand up for why does everybody against Mack Jones? And I was blown away by it because it was as if he was talking about Tom Brady the way that he was In defense of him and so all of these rumors took me by surprise just based off what my guy McCordy said And there's all these anonymous reports the Patriots linebackers spoke on record about it Josh Uche was with Perry and Tom Curran yesterday. Here's what he said Uh, I love Mack. I mean he's a competitor somebody who I've gone to war with and practiced with I've seen his work ethic and his tenacity.  Listen, he's a dog. That's all I can say man He is our quarterback So the guys in that locker room seem to overwhelmingly have his back and at this point even if Mack isn't traded You have to wonder how the nature of this is going to affect bill and max relationship and bill's relationship With the rest of the locker room because somebody like bill lot players have a lot of reverence for But it's easier to have reverence for a hard ass like bill when championships and division wins Are are happening and when they're not I think some of it gets lost in the sauce even though he's an absolute legend And if you trade it back When is that happening we were two weeks into the draft we have to think it happened before then Um, I asked this when I talked about a couple weeks ago. What is the plan in new england? Like what is bailey zappy the guy Sure, I mean he might be but why would he not make that call now? What are we doing? Um And I it's a hard press thing to think that bill and company wouldn't have Another plan in place like you do you want to really limit yourself give yourself another option When it comes to your quarterback situation and beyond the england side of things A trade of Mack to one of these quarterback needy teams It switches the entire draft it flips everything off its course You're making those producers in those trucks work extra hard changing those graphics to figure everything out If you wait too long because we've heard the raiders We've heard teams like the titans very interested about what they do with their quarterback the bucks They're all rumored to be in conversations with the patriots And those are all teams that are interested in trading up to three with the cardinals One of six teams rumored to do so in order to grab a quarterback as well. So there's some high drama.  Okay. Let's go to it. This is so fun today Let's go to we got oh number one pick. What are those mice? Okay, I'm not I'm not afraid of mice like not even slightly not mice or rats a llama Listen, I went to Peru. I was very in close quarters with llamas not terrified of those I should have pulled footage of these animals if you've ever been around peacock peacocks, you know to fear them They'll charge you well peacocks are in the bird family. So we have the animal draft coming up We also have one of my favorite people because when I want to know something about the giants I go to kim jones. We finally get kim jones on the program Draft is 14 days away Kim jones tweeted this i'm told sake on barkley will not be signing the franchise tag Dun dun dun and therefore will not be eligible to participate when the new york giants offseason program begins monday More to come on news day sports. Listen to me. No one No one knows new york sports teams. What's going on the ins and outs better than my first guest today No one we are lucky to have a few minutes with kim jones of news day wfv n and york kim jones. Hello I'm so excited to join you. Okay. I got to work on my It's implied kim i'm happy to have you you reported this sake on barkley news that he's not signing his franchise tag Which means he won't be in otas, which I think is kind of smart Why would he want to be in otas? He handles his body really well Do you have any sense on sake one and the giants where they stand in terms of getting this deal done? Well, I think they stood in a much different place during the bi-week in november when Joe shane did offer sake one barkley and julian love by the way a contract julian love now was with the seattle seahawks As a result of not being able to work out a contract sake one, of course At this point would play On the franchise tag the 10.1 million dollar franchise tag. I think there are some hurt feelings k I think that's allowed even in the rough and tumble nfl I think you can look at sake one and what he's meant to this team. He's been a captain every year Since his rookie season. He's really important to the growth of players around him and also with the tone He sets in terms of competitiveness. He was able to stay healthy last season I certainly understand frankly where both sides are coming from joe shane would probably say I only have so much money to deal with here and the rest of the running back market You know and sake one's saying yeah, but I've been your guy I've been the giants guy and john mara's guy For five years now. Ooh, that's a good point with that mara thing because that that definitely matters Do you should I be worried if i'm a giants fan that this will get contentious because when they tabbed him and did the Deal at jones, I was the first one clapping for this new leadership saying that's what needed to happen. Keep everyone together Should I feel comfortable that he'll ultimately play this year on that tag? Yeah, I can't imagine. I mean can you I mean I can't imagine I'm gonna sit this one out. You know, he loves his teammates. He was with his teammates What is it now a week ago when when they went to the west coast and worked out At a facility where sake ones worked out before on his own this time, you know, Daniel jones Darren waller and you know Paris Campbell those guys were all with them So he was there with his teammates last week. I think that's a sign obviously of what the team means to him We love to see that and the you know, I was really happy with the deal I know some giants fans said it's too much money this four year 160 million to 92. I believe of that guaranteed How has that move gone over since it was announced? Were you surprised to see such a substantial commitment to jones? Yeah, then get out of it in two years though. Okay, so it's a commitment, but with like a yeah, but kind of attached to it Got it Which which I think probably makes everyone involved except maybe daniel feel better Although knowing daniel jones, he'll just go about his business quietly k and you know Maybe continue to improve because we've seen great strides from him obviously Yeah, and then he has more cap space to work with right so shane who you mentioned You know, he's been able and we'll be able to be more aggressive here Uh off season for the giants. What do you make of it in terms of building this offense around him? Around daniel jones, I think they did a good job. Darren waller is going to be remarkable as long as he stays on the field The giants were last in the league k And i'm not going to outnumber you I know that because you have all this stuff at your fingertips But the giants were last in the league this past season in explosive plays. That's a hard way to live This league, you know, think of the pressure it puts on the defense Obviously the pressure it puts on every offensive player to never make a mistake because you know, that might have been your one chance So, uh, the the giants certainly need to get better offensively more explosive and more dynamic offensively I think you can certainly make the case they've done that Yeah, and then you look at and we have the draft, of course We'll get into that but you know, everyone's talking about this seiquan thing with the contract He won't be uh doing and joining the off season program But I also saw the dexter lorenz news, right? This is their their big guy their defensive tackle He's not going to be there on monday because of his Contract situation. He wants a long-term deal Will they lock him up and how important is that for this defense that you're talking about and taking pressure off of it this year? Yeah, I think wink martin dale will tell you it's vital. Um, you look at the contractor on pain just got Fairly recently. Certainly this off season from the commanders. I think it was 90 million Um, a four-year 90 million dollar deal, you know, if i'm dexter lorenz's representatives, you know, now I have a starting point, right? I mean dexter's been unbelievable. He plays an awful lot of snaps Uh, 75 and enough percent which for a big nose tackle like that is it's really impressive Uh, what do you make of wink martin dale? We have eric weddle on our show every week last year and somehow he was just able to get him in every answer That I would ask him a lot wink and he was like rooting for the giants because of wink What's it like to cover wink and his impact on this defense because I don't think Nationally it's talked about a ton It's awesome. I mean players love it because he wants them to play and be themselves and you know, uh Petal of the metal type of thing where he gets it if you're gonna make a mistake Obviously he doesn't want mistakes, but you know, he wants you going all out players really really adapted very well to him And I can see why he's a character Um, you know, I give him a lot of credit at this point in his career He made the move from baltimore, right? And um, he really found in brian dable a coach who very much lets him be himself And i'm not saying that didn't happen in baltimore because I think it did as well But I can only speak of his time with the giants. He's incredible to talk to the times i've gotten to speak with wink I always kind of mentally bookmark them As much as I can because There are few there are people that you meet covering the nflk and I know you know this um who Give you the kind of wisdom that's real And wink certainly falls into that category. Yeah, he deserves to get some love and I wish he got a little bit more head coaching love I'd like to see him in that role as well. He's really a respected leader of men But we'll see what he can do with this uh with this defense I don't think they're going defense at their first pick. What do they pick 25th in the first round? You know this better than I do But I don't know if they've had some wide receivers in the building. Is that the direction we're going? They have you would think that they would want an explosive wide receiver? What other kind would you want by the way? Um, you know Part of me hopes they picked joey porter because I need another penn stater in the room Of course Quarterback from penn state who he may not intercept the ball, but no one catches a whole lot on him Um, it'll be interesting to see where joey goes including whether his father's former team in the stealers is interested I mean, yeah Yeah, you never know, you know, saquan's in there saquan's in there going This is this is my guy. I did a whole thing on him yesterday. I hate that he keeps getting asked about his dad So if he gets there his dad let his dad have his thing, you know, he's he was He ran the 40 at the combine and nfl network has his dad in the double box I'm like, can we can we have a moment for him on his own? I was annoyed by it You know what? Okay, he told a story at the combine And I was part of the group listening to him about how he wanted to leave penn state the year before And his parents counseled him mom and dad and said you're not ready yet And he told us at the combine that hurt my feelings But I know my parents had my best interest at heart, right? So, you know, he has actually brought dad and in that case mom as well into the conversation and from what I understand You know, I'm a penn stater So I kind of you know pick and choose the you know the times I can talk about them But this is certainly one for joey porter jr. And and apparently the family is just remarkable, which You know doesn't surprise you and he'd be a great fit. I think he should we need another penn stater there for kim jane's to cover For new state and w fan. Let's move on to odell. I know he's not, you know under your jurisdiction As it is but you have a very close relationship with him a one of very few who do In covering the media he trusts you and he'll be introduced today as a baltimore raven What did you make of the decision and what do you make of the fit? Well, he got paid and you know, there's a bottom line business here It's you know, it's how we started this conversation about sake one It's how you know, a lot of players will end their conversations and their career, you know because of economics and football He absolutely got paid. He got what he wanted. I did find it interesting I believe it was lamar who put it out. But you know a phone call, you know with lamar I think that probably made I would guess that made john harbaugh sleep a little better at night I don't know that but you would think so and there's odell with his absolute pride and joy his little boy Which I love seeing yes him and zaden there You know, he's got to get make that 18 million and pay for those miles on that on that jetliner there amazing What so what do you think he wants at this point in his career just security? I guess I think I think he wants to win. I think he wants to win again. That super bowl Was incomplete for him, right? I mean he had a great start for your you know folks have said Hey, you know, he was on his way to be an MVP now.  You know, I mean, you don't wish that on any player Um, especially one that you have at least some sort of a relationship with I was lucky to know him When he was just getting into this league And and those are the times I think of frankly when I think of odell But you know now he gets another chapter in vaultamore and he and lemar could be dynamic. Okay. I certainly don't have to tell you that Uh, you just got to stay on the field. I think too full. See he has eight years two full seasons played We'd like to see him stay out there and I'd like to see them continue to add support for lemar now It looks like I'm trying to I'm trying to think for the schedule They play I think they played the giants last year the ravens did I don't know if they play them this year I don't believe they do oh man That's such a but we got to get you to one of those games of course with odell Now I can't let you go without a couple of things here This erin roger's thing lingering annoying the jet situation Uh, but from from a a perspective that you have where you've covered so many moments so many characters Not just in football just new york sports in general What what do you make of his fit with the new york fan base and media? Is there any advice that you'd give him in how to managing that how to manage that? Just win baby. They'll love you Win and you they view they will absolute they will name a street in florham part new jersey after him He wins with the new york jets they they will absolutely give him everything they could possibly can as long as they win I was talking to win and and my guess is he would very much like you know to add to his Winning ways and who knows maybe even a super bowl I was talking to brian costello of the post and I was saying he's like I don't know how it's gonna go with them whatever and you know and I said listen He might make you guys all all journal and have sound bowls Therapy before you walk into the media room like there could be some real interesting changes there since they're giving him everything He seems to want right? Yeah, that would be something that that would be an interesting media room that would be an interesting ploy and it might work All vegan. I'm imagining lots of wind chimes and woosahs and chanting I can't imagine saging of the media every morning. Who knows you've covered so many huge stories They're in new york, so we thought have a little fun before we let you go To relive to some of those great moments a little word association Can we're going to show you an image of a moment and you tell me the first thing That you think because you are part of these at least as a fan are covering them really closely Let's go with our first new york moment here for kim jones of news day w f a and this one a rata gets traded to the Yankees what what's the first thing you think of? Oh my only we could have had a truth detector on derek jeter at that moment. I would have loved it We love it. Okay our next moment. Let's go nfl We talked about him getting all this money Daniel jones this one where he ran and ran and ran and then fell. This was a terrible moment, but a great hilarious one You know for daniel, I think that he handled it like he handles everything And I actually think k After that game and in those moments. We learned a little about his kind of metal, you know He wasn't going to be rattled. He knew it was funny, you know And i'm sure he never heard the end of it for a for a little while and not in the locker room But he's pretty cool and collected You know that that did kind of show you something because you looked at it and went You're gotta be kidding me and then he handles it like he handles everything which is pretty even keel I mean it's teams like this and new leadership and you know Believing in daniel jones and surrounding him that you it's coaching and gms run the show They're so important I look at it as a bears fan honestly and I say maybe the bears can be this year's giants New leadership surround their young quarterback with some talent and watch them waltz themselves into a playoff situation Which nobody expected in a rebuild year. All right, one more moment here We're gonna keep it nfl. Do you know smith crushing it in the nfl? I'd love your thoughts on that But here's this moment as the new york john this is when elie was benched. What were your thoughts when this is happening? Yeah, it's remarkable to see that really right there the passing of the torch, right? Um, it wasn't handled perfectly It wasn't handled well, but it seems like everyone involved has certainly been able to move on as they should have because bigger Moments abounded. I mean elie certainly had many more Big moments before that and and now he's you know everywhere You know and and gino to his credit has seemed to really find a home in seattle Which is which is great for him. I do think the giants will see him this year.  They're out in the nfc west Okay, this is one of my producers and you needed an answer on from you I I I don't know this one as much but java chamberlain and the yankees and the bugs. What do we got?  I guess in cleveland, you know in certain climates and everything else I think it was a little bit muggy that day or maybe a lot And java, you know for java um That's a moment that will live forever because it just it just does and you know, um, I don't know this happened Unbelievable. Did you have to read? Did you have to report on this?  Like is that what you're doing you're googling like I think they're midges. I think I'm not sure. I think they're midges But they they were all over him yet. You had to get java off the off the mound and like I said Joe Torrio said that's one of his regrets I just need you to write a book because there's all of these crazy moments You were at yes network then you cover. I mean the arod thing alone is like it's eight chapters And then there was like the you know the back pages. I think of sam darnold And I don't think about anything other than the back page fodder. I think about the ghosts I think about the mono. What do you what did you make of the sam darnold experience covering it? Honestly sad Because I you know, I'm not sure that we ever saw that true promise You know, he was drafted before josh allen, you know, as you know, yeah You know and the two are really close friends So, you know could could sam in a different environment You know thrived at an earlier time in his career where he wouldn't now feel i'm guessing that he's always up against it Yeah, you know when she fail it's prove it prove it prove it and he's had so many prove it moments um That it's almost unfair. It's so true Get a nightmare start to that career Which is unfortunate And then I think too I think too like there's something to undersell over deliver And when you it wasn't even when he got drafted by the jets It's when he was younger when you're anointed and I know that sometimes it works out and you have lebron And lebron ends up being on sports illustrated and he goes on and fulfills that but it's so much pressure And I was hearing about sam darnold and he was like a freshman in high school a senior in high school He's anointed I'm gonna go number one and then to go and have those moments that have to be so regressive when all your life You're a five-year-old being told you're better than everyone. You're the next to this. You're the next that It's it's sadness is a really good way to put it But we wish him the best and there's always a chance for rewrites as we're seeing with guys like gina He's such a nice guy. I know it's so true. Okay last one for you We are having a because it's the off season. We don't have anything else to do We're having a draft of the most fearful animals like the scariest animals ever Do you have an animal to put number one on your draft board? squirrels Why They terrorize me. They are on my roof. Sometimes I hear them chewing. There's nothing you can do. I'm not going to climb the roof Yeah, um They dart around. I mean, we've got to take out like the yeah, you know, hard and variety rat I got it. I got you know, that's worse than a squirrel, but I will tell you this One day on my way to the giants and there's a there's an access road 25 miles per hour I was going the speed limit because they do ticket you I hit a squirrel and at that point I felt really bad I did because I was like it obviously was not intentional. It was kind of I was upset about it. Yeah, I hit a squirrel and I was like Ah, I don't like them, but I certainly didn't want that end. Are you sure kim? Kim, were you driving and you were going 21 and then you thought these squirrels on my roof terrorizing me No, okay. No, all right I may be a lunatic. I'll accept that But I'm not some diabolical murderer of squirrels that I know I'm glad I know it needed the clarification There's squirrels on the top of kim jones draft board not, you know, there's there's jaguars cats There's bears. There's crocodiles. No squirrels squirrels are what you're afraid of which I love Hey, can I go right back to the beginning just for a half second? So Micah Parsons tweeted this morning That when they prepared Monday morning for a Giants game, he said the entire message was don't let seguan beat us I find that kind of stuff interesting. I know it's all Penn State. I understand But Micah's not a liar and Micah remembers that as part of the game plan pretty simple But all folks are stunned. Don't let seguan beat us Micah helping seguan barkley get that bag of money from Mera and those Giants. They know how important and vital he is Daniel jones doesn't have success I don't believe without seguan looking and it's just the mental toughness of someone Deserves all the rewards for me like when it comes to seguan I remember one of my favorite conversations I've ever had with any athlete is with him during pandemic Anna instagram live and he's telling me you know that year that I missed that I was injured It was the best year of my career and I go, huh? And he says to me because it taught me not everything is given. I've always had athletic gifts I've always been great. I've never really had adversity in my career and this taught me to stop Look at the game with different way. Look at myself as a man a different way as a dad And all of this and that sort of like it is not easy to be injured your whole like it's I give Joe borough all that credit to missing your rookie season and coming back and playing at that level mentally is insane Yeah, and if I may Seguan had a lot of adversity as a young man Um, you know, he didn't grow up with a white picket fence. I've written that I've said that before So what he didn't have adversity wise as the great athlete The dominant athlete he is he's certainly had it in in his in his life And I do think um educated Guess here. I do believe that all of that set him up To be where he is now and to get through the injuries and and you know, even this franchise thing You know, he would probably tell you that's nothing compared to what I've been to Hey, his dad used to walk him to to football practice when he was a little boy because the family didn't have a car You know, so seguan knows that And now he certainly knows this He's also a young man who knows his value It's beautifully said and well said. I'm glad that you said that kim jones We appreciate you your knowledge. You're just amazing any time you have time to hang out with me. Please do but I know you're very busy Yeah No squirrels. Okay news day w fan. You are crushing it and I'm so happy to see you and hopefully we talk soon Thank you. Thank you. She's the best squirrels Didn't know that that was a fear fuel. Is that that's kind of rational. They're scrappy I get it. There's yeah, I'm scared of some small things people are scared of spiders Like people we need to get we need to get a grip on things. All right A lot of clarity on odell a little bit on erin roger's lot on say kwan barkley will be back after this on that Oh, hey Hey, watch a lot of people are focused on what it means for the jets If it makes them contenders blum-blum-blum-blum-blum-blum-blum-blum let's take look at the packer side of things Shelby jordan love Kind of a mystery, little limited stuff with him with what he's done with the Packers. So I wanted to bring in Matthew Hamilton for another edition of Hammer Time. What's up, Cat? Nope, okay, this is not it. Hammer! We've gotten a few little, what the heck was that? We've gotten a few little Peaks. I don't wanna make fun of you so bad but I'm not gonna. Few different looks at Jordan Love. Few though, over the past three years.  That is literally the most Hamilton thing ever. So what has stood out to you about him, his game, his process, what he looks like and how he's progressed in Green Bay? Yeah, so as he said, the sample size is small but there is enough on tape to see some signs of growth. And while I did watch all those pre-season dramas, first I wanna look at the one regular season start that Love has made in his career, 2021 against the Chiefs. And one of the biggest things he struggled with. So you see here, there's an out route from Devonte Adams, a go round at the bottom of the screen there and Love wants to get this ball to Devonte. I mean, who wouldn't? But to do that, he's gotta get this ball out on time and the placement has to be on point and you'll see right now, he's already late. That ball has to be on Devonte as soon as he turns around. It's just coming out now as you can see. And again, the placement, Devonte settles down, he throttles down in that window and the ball sails wide to the outside. You'll see it again here. He leads Devonte when he really has to hold him in that window with the throw. But that's the biggest and it's something he started with consistently throughout that game, but that's the biggest thing I've seen him grow with. I love this angle. This is from the pre-season this past year against the Saints. The little post route from Omari Rogers. He knows those linebackers are dropping. Placement and timing are more important than ever. And you'll see here, that ball is coming out before Omari Rogers gets into that window. He knows the will linebacker is coming over to give him a shot too. So he has to hold Rogers with the throw and look at that placement right over the hands of the Sam. It drops in there before the will can get over and get a shot on Omari. You can't make a better throw than this. This is absolutely perfect. And Omari has to come down with that ball. There's a reason he's in Houston now that probably has something to do with it, those type of plays. But from love's perspective, you can't do it better. And then the glimpse we got to see of him in the regular season last year against the Eagles at Sunday Night Football Game. Here's Tanya settling down. Lazard's going to wrap around on that dig route. And again, the timing is so important here. You'll see here, the linebacker has eyes on Tanya. Love reads that. He knows he's going to have Lazard on the dig. And again, that ball is coming out before Lazard is open. That's what we're talking about with anticipation. And look at the placement. Lazard catches that equidistant from the four Eagles defenders. Nobody's able to get a clean shot on him because that placement was so good. And you'll see it again here from the end zone view. The way that love is able to kind of manipulate defenders too. It's a little bit of a no-look type situation. You see how that front hip opens up? He makes it look like he's throwing to Tanya here. But that ball is going to come across the middle to Lazard instead. And you'll see it by holding him, driving that ball and keeping Lazard in that window. He keeps him from taking a big shot from the defenders. Let's him get upfield. There's a lot of reason for optimism with the growth that we've seen from Lava on tape so far. Give me that, give me it in one sentence, the growth that you've seen that you just went over. Anticipation, timing. Anticipation and timing. All the things you want to see, man, when they show those close ups of him, even on that Devante, like, I'm like, is he going to be like the best quarterback? I'm like, it could be. It literally could be. But if they want to have success, and if they want him to be successful, same thing with Aaron, who obviously like lit up MVP style, but like you need to add something at some point, right?   There's no Lazard now, no Tanya, who you're talking about, no Cobb. So they have the 15th overall pick. What are we doing? Yeah, and as you saw on some of those, on some of those clips, all the ball placement and timing in the world, doesn't matter if your guys aren't catching the ball, right? And if they're not where they're supposed to be. So it is gonna, you'd have to think that they're gonna go after receiver, try to get him some more weapons when you look at the scope of that roster right now and what they have left for him. Yeah, and I think we wanna look at some of these odds, right, really quick? Because we've got, talk me through this. Yeah, it's anybody's game in the NFC North right now, but you look at that, the Packers have the longest odds in the division right now. And I think, you know, a lot of people presuming, again, as you mentioned, there's so many question marks with Jordan Love. I think these other teams have things a little bit more settled, but if Love is able to consistently put together what I showed on that tape, as far as his growth and the way that he's processing and anticipating and placing the ball. The Packers still have a lot of really good players on that team. That seems like great value. They can compete for that North title again. Who, who, who? Hey, standalone sportsbook. Ding Dong's putting the Packers in the ball. What are we doing here, really? That sounds like great value if you want to have some fun. They've got lots of talent. Make a couple upgrades in the draft. This is something that I'd be interested in. Okay, we appreciate you. Great stuff.  And we're gonna do a scary animal draft after there's another way to say it. Up next, our scary animal draft. They are among us. Is that Paris? Scary animal draft after this, Neon Squirrel saying, Squirrel, how interesting? Wasps, they don't really even pollinate stuff.  Aps, I had a wasp in my house, I wanted to make them tea in the morning. Back on up and Adams, the shoebill stork stands up to five feet tall. Kay, how tall are you? So scary. How tall are you Kay? What are you doing to me? I'm five feet tall. That stork is as tall as Kay. That looks like so. A human in a costume that has a mask out of the falcons. This is so scary. Speaking of scary. 7.7 feet wingspan, Marissa. What are we doing? Speaking of scary, we've got our scary animals big board right here. We're gonna do a draft. Okay. So back and forth between you and Hamilton and you get the first pick. Okay, my feet, my scariest animals are all of course personal. They are irrational and trauma bound. I, you know, Hamilton will tell you, I send him a lot of things about animals all the time. So, oh, am I looking, where am I looking? You have this. I'm looking. You have this obsessive. Okay. Obsessive morbid fascination with this. My entire Instagram DMs are just stories about weird animal things that horrible things they've done to people. So this is so fitting. Yeah. So my first, easily, I'm gonna go first with my show and my scariest animal, I was seven years old, first grade. We had to walk up to a table and flip over cards that had animals on them to write our first report, animal report. My friend got dolphins, koalas, cute things. Great white shark. Great white shark. Just that, it was that kind of an image, traumatic. When I was seven years old, I went home, my mother, factory worker, cleaned houses and hotels, her work staff told her, oh, I have a great movie about sharks. It's really popular. You should show her. It was Jaws. She put me in the basement in a rainstorm to watch Jaws and I about, and I will never, I've never been in the ocean. I've never been in the ocean because of that. I was just about to say, you still don't go in the ocean. Imagine, just really, I know we have ended up going, just being in the scariest situation, if you're in the water and that happens, crippling fear takes over and I'm sinking to the bottom. Jesus, take the wheel. Go ahead. Sharks have 300 teeth. 300 teeth. Marissa did shark facts. She did. She did her research. Hamilton, go. All right, I'm going with Black Widows. The thing that freaks me out is stuff where you don't know where it's gonna be and all these stories about people that go to the grocery store, they bring home their bananas and there's just a Black Widow and they're grapes and they reach in and they're, no thanks. They could be in your pillow, they could be in your sheets, they could be anywhere and I'm out. No thank you. Black Widows. All right, I'm not afraid of anything like that. Okay, next one I'm gonna go and this is the thing that I have a crippling fear of. My favorite thing to do is we all know is hike. I like to go, I will talk myself out of a hike because I will manifest that there is one of these. A snake off the board too, a snake of any kind. I've seen a pit viper in Costa Rica. I have a crippling fear. It's the most anxiety I've ever felt in thinking or seeing that I can't.  You can tell. That was the nicest version of that. You could have possibly done. The bad pit, it was like, you know, who was the hot, who was dating Kylie Jenner right now? Timothy, whatever. I'm gonna show them in. He was like, okay, let's go on to the date. Here's my pet snake, you know, ginger. Out. Ginger. Out. All right. Out. Who you got? I'm going with koalas. If you've ever seen one up close, they are all hopped up on Eucalyptus. They have these red bloodshot eyes. They's long, crazy claws. You don't know what they're gonna do. They're totally unpredictable and they're hopped up 24-7 on Eucalyptus. Okay, you've already lost.  I'm gonna add birds. Birds of all kinds. Owls, chickens, pigeons. They have no consideration. They have no consideration for other people. They run amok. You don't know what they're thinking.  Hate chickens, terrified of them. And I have trauma too. We'll get into that next week. All right, give me scorpions. When we were in Arizona for the Super Bowl, all the stories of people putting on their shoes and scorpions being in them, that's an absolute nightmare. Get them out of here and no scorpions. Scorpions glow in the dark. They glow in the dark. Imagine being in the club and you see a scorpion. I'd be great with that. I'm not afraid of that at all. How much do we have left? 30 seconds. This is the last one here. I don't know who to pick. I'm gonna go with eels. I'm gonna go with eels. I don't believe a picture of an eel. Ooh. Literally, I won't go in a lake. I won't go in any bottle. This is the snake of the water. I'm out. Eels. All right. Give me the blue ring octopus. Blue ring octopus. You go in the ocean. You don't even know that they bite you. They have enough poison that they could kill 26 adult humans with one bite. And you don't even know that they bit you until you're paralyzed. I think this is adorable.


Hello friends, welcome back to the channel in a little over four days time on the 13th of September, we are going to be receiving the first DLC pack for Pokemon Scholar and Violet the Teal Mask. Now, we know the confirmation date is the 13th, but we don't have officially confirmed an exact time release for this DLC pack. We've had a little bit of information drop this morning from the Japanese Twitter account, which kind of indicates when we might be expecting this game to drop on the switch and go live for us to play. We're going to take a deep dive into all of the information this morning and work out exactly when we might be able to play these games. So earlier on this morning, we had a tweet out from the Pokemon Japanese Twitter account, and they posted this promotional material for the Teal Mask, which translates into five more days until the delivery of the paid additional content, Pokemon Scholar and Violet Hidden Treasures of Area Zero Part One, the Teal Mask. It will be delivered on the morning of Wednesday, September the 13th, looking forward to the adventure that are where to in Kitakami. So the big information, the big takeaway from this is it will be delivered on the morning of Wednesday, so the 13th on Wednesday morning, which is going to be Japan time. So you'd imagine around 8am, 9am, obviously nothing being officially confirmed yet, we're just speculating at this time to when it can be released. Now, if we go off information that's related to other release times, like the Terror Aid events, they are generally dropped around 9am in Japan, which equates to one AMUTC here in the UK, which is about 8pm Eastern time and then 5pm on the West Coast. And this time honestly feels like it would make most sense for when the Teal Mask will be dropping in our games. It's going to be a very early one for me on Wednesday morning, one AM if that is the date. Now, this might change an hour, we might say an 8am Japanese release time, which would equate to that 7pm Eastern and then 4pm Western. So that would kind of make sense as well, but I'm more inclined to say it would be the 9am Japanese time release schedule to line up with other release schedules that we've had in Skull and Violet so far, so that's what I expect to see this game dropping. We've also had some other information as welcome out this morning from Cereby in regards to this new release. We've had planned update for Pokemon Home, it is going under maintenance from midnight UTC on September the 13th until 6am UTC. So that maintenance period is quite a long time, but I don't think it's going to conflict at all with when these games release. The game release will obviously be amongst the maintenance time and will probably not have access to Pokemon Home until around at least the 14th, maybe for some players because there is going to be staggered login times like they've done with previous updates to Pokemon Home. This seems like a beefy update because it is going to be integrating all of those new Pokemon that are now going to be available in Skull and Violet with the introduction of the Teal Mask, so we're going to have compatibility with that. But it doesn't look like that compatibility is going to be straight away like we've had with some of the other DLCs where the Home maintenance is lined up with the release of that DLC pack. So it looks like that is going to be a little bit staggered. We might not be able to have compatibility with Home until a little bit after the release of these games. Based off everything that we've had up to now with releases in Skull and Violet, I would put my money on that. 1am UK time, which translates into 8pm Eastern time and then 5pm on the West Coast as well. And as always, if we are kind of banking on this 9am Japanese time release schedule for the Teal Mask, I'll put over to the side here now. Although we respected different time zones, release time that would be kind of fitting with this. Of course, if we are wrong, if we do get an official confirmation that is different from what we're speculating in this video, I'll update the pinned comment down below with that information so we do have a bit more of a concrete date. But obviously this is a speculation video, just going on the information that we've had. We've had no official confirmation just yet, but did want to put this information out because I do feel like it's relevant and could give us a big indicator of when we are going to be getting the Teal Mask live in-game on our Switches, ready to play in Skull and Violet. Very exciting. Let me know what your thoughts are though from this information that we've got this morning. What you think the release time will be, but it looks like it's going to be a very early, early start for us on Wednesday morning here in the UK. 1am potentially, but that's fine. It kind of works out quite nicely for those of you in the US, obviously on the East and West Coast, where you're going to be having a full evening ready to play these games, which is really nice. You know, a nice time for it and obviously Japan getting the perfect time at 9am in the morning. But we'll wait and see if we have any official confirmation of that any time running up to these games. Like I say, it is just over four days time when these games will be releasing, so very excited for them. But what we've found today is update useful, friends. Let me know down in the comments section what you think. And if you found today's video useful, please drop a like. Do subscribe to the channel to stay up to date with all of our Pokemon, Skull and Violet content. And I will see you all in another video very soon. Until then, take care of yourselves and bye bye.


ProTraders and brings you only the most credible and qualified to participate on our shows and in fact you may have seen our next presenter on Fox News, Fox Business Network, Artie America, Cheddar TV, or CBS News, and as an added note, I remember seeing her on something earlier this week. So she's an expert stock market analyst and the founder and owner of an international educational company where she teaches people how to successfully trade the stock market. Her trading methodology is based on one strategy called Golden Gaps which pinpoints institutional money in the stock market. Here to present short stocks for the fast profits is Ms. Melissa Armo of the Stock Swoosh. Welcome back to Trader's Corner, Melissa. Can you hear me and see the slide? Loud and clear and we got your splash screen up and just for argument's sake, what did I see you on earlier this week? I was on Newsmax. Alright, awesome. But thanks for watching.  I was like, mom, that's one of the ladies on my show. There you go. I know her. You can say. Speak today. I'm just looking at the clock. I don't want to go over. Forty-five minutes. The fact that we're over a minute or two. If you're on a minute or two, over, feel free. I will send you a polite five-minute reminder in the admin chat. The market's been on a tear in the last couple of days to the upside and all of a sudden in the last two hours the market had a big sell-off out of nowhere. There's some kind of tension going on right now. Geopolitical tension with Ukraine and Russia today that made the market have a very sharp sell-off. So it's interesting times right now that we're trading. If anybody has any questions, you can just plop it in the chat. I will see it as we're going along. Today we're going to talk about shorting, which is my favorite topic. We're going to talk about gaps, which is the methodology that I trade. And we're going to talk about making fast money, which is the best kind of money to make. Because if you can make $1,000 in five minutes or $1,000 in six hours, which would you rather? Well, the answer is easy. So if you have any questions, you can email me at elicitthestockswish.com. You can also call me at 929-3200 gap. And you can go to my website at www.thestockswish.com. And again, I appear on TV. I appear on pretty much every single channel talking about the stock market. It was a newsmax on Monday talking about what's going on with the bond market right now. And of course we had some very significant data yesterday that created a gap up in the market and a very big rally. So it'll be interesting to see if between now today is Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, we have other data out if a market is going to be able to hold on even with this negative news that we saw in the last two hours. So it's interesting times to trade, again, whatever you decide to do. If you're going to do options, if you're going to day trade, if you're going to do swing trades, if you need a strategy in order to trade the market, a strategy that is successful, and what do I mean by successful? I mean that it has more wins than losers. You need to have a higher amount of wins than losses. And on top of that, you also need to have some of your winners be big winners. That will cover your losses and then allow you actually to be profitable at the end of the week, at the end of the month, and hopefully at the end of the year. It's hard to believe that we're into the end of 2023. We have about six weeks left in the year and all of a sudden then it's going to be 2024, which is an election year. So again, I trade the U.S. stock market and it's very, very interesting times. But one of the things that I love about trading and why I like to trade and why I decided to trade the stock market is because trading is a great job where you have a lot of freedom. I live along Central Park. This is a picture of the park that I took actually over the summer. I can go out after this lecture today and take a walk in the park. It's a beautiful fall day here in Manhattan. That's where I live. And the fact that you can have an unlimited income potential to trade and then also to be able to have the freedom to have weekends off, to be able to only work for an hour a day, that's the type of job. There's just not that many jobs out there that you have that type of freedom. So I mean, when I first started trading, that was really one of the bigger motivations for me because it was doing mortgages and I was working seven days a week and I was really tired of that. So it wasn't just the money with trading that I was interested in getting into the stock market. Even though it does have unlimited income potential, it was the freedom involved with it. You know, a lot of people could replace their monthly income training in less than half the hours that they worked during the week. One of the things that people find so difficult with trading though is they just don't know what to do. There's so many stocks out there every day to trade and then you have to decide what direction to play them. So I developed my own strategy which we're going to talk about today which helped me determine when I get up in the morning what I want to trade. And again, all you need is one good pick a day, one good strategy a day in order to make money. And you need to have that as your goal. So again, you have one goal, it's to make money, that's it. And again, if it's $500 a day as your goal or if it's $1,000 a day as your goal, whatever your goal is. Again, if you think about it, $5,000 a day is, I mean, $1,000 a day is $5,000 a week, that's $20 grand a month. You know, that would replace a lot of people's income for their current jobs. And again, it's the whole idea that it's not in that much time. And I want to stress this as well that you can be successful trading. So I started the Stock Swish in 2012, we're going into 2024. So I've had the business now for quite a long time and I've taught people from all over the world. I've taught people that have never traded before. I've taught people that have traded longer than I'm alive. And the fact is that you can be successful trading. I think a lot of people, when they're going through the ups and downs, when they're trying to figure it out, they get into that negative space where they think that they can't do it. But the fact is you can do it. And if you're not successful, nine times out of ten, it's because the strategy that you're using is not a good strategy and you're not successful for that reason, that it's not necessarily you particularly. And again, most people don't wake up at a bed one day and all of a sudden like that make money trading. So you have to learn how to do it or you have to learn from someone like me that will teach you my strategy or you create your own strategy, which is what I did, but it took me three years, three years of my life and a long time and a lot of money to go through that process not knowing when I would ever figure it out. But anyways, getting back to what I said, most people find success elusive. Why? They just don't know what to focus on. Again, there's thousands of stocks out there in the market. Do you go long?  What should be picking? What should you do? What time do you get in? Where do you get out? You know, all of these things. And many people just don't have a system and you need a system to make money. And again, a lot of people want to buy the dip. That's not a strategy. Well, it may work in a very bullish market or it may work on a particular day where the stock or the market is in an uptrend or power trending, which we did see a few days like that in the last few weeks. That's not something that will consistently work over the long haul. And again, over the long haul is what matters. It's the consistency that matters to be able to do this for a living. It's the consistency to be able to do it for any length of time at all.  And yet, as I said, I've been teaching people since 2012 and I've encountered many, many people that actually do trade the market for a very long time and they're not making money. And they don't want to change what they're doing. And I'm telling you, if you're losing, you have to change what you're doing unless you want to keep losing. So it's really, really important to have a winning strategy. Again, you need more winners than losers to get the right pick. So these are the stats. Actually, I have to update these. This is through October. So we've actually, I have to update these in the next week when I take some days off around the holidays. But prior to, I think it was October 4th, this is through October 4th, our stats for the year for the day trade rounds, 450,701. And again, these are trades that I took on margin and called in my live trading room. In other words, you would have to have a margin account to do these trades. Most of these trades are shorts. Some of them are longs. For example, we went long today. We actually went long target today, which is unusual, but we did go long today. The good gap today was target. But we have good results for the year so far. And again, the year isn't over yet. But the year is close to over. Then I have the stats in here for the options newsletter. And I risk more in my options trades, which is one of the reasons why this is a greater number. This is current through the end of last week. And our stats for the year for the gap options newsletter, these are options trades. So you do not need a margin account in order to trade options. You can open up and trade options with a cash account. It's over 2 million a year. And again, the year isn't over. So it's been one of those years where it has been a very, very profitable year to trade gaps simply because of the fact that the market's been volatile. So if you know how to trade volatility, that's good. If you don't know how to trade volatility, then you're struggling. You're struggling for the year. And again, any questions, I can see them in the room here as we're going along. But as I was saying, trading requires a positive attitude. And very often when people are trading for a while and they're not successful, then they start to go negative. Well, you're not helping yourself if you have a negative attitude. You need to have a positive attitude. So as I was saying, I live in New York City and my first Sunday in November was November 5th, which was only about two weeks ago, was the New York City Marathon. It was the first time I ever saw the marathon and watched the marathon. And what an inspiration it was to watch people running the New York City Marathon. I don't know if anyone saw it. It was televised live on ESPN. 52,000 people ran the marathon this year. It was a record. It was the biggest marathon ever. The number of people that were in the marathon. And the crazy thing is that the most inspiring people were the people at the end of the race. So the guy that won, the women that won, the people at the beginning that started in the morning around 8 a.m. The last, last people came through at 8 o'clock at night. 8 o'clock at night. So you don't get a medal unless you finish. You must finish the race. And the most inspiring people were the people at the end. Why? Because they could barely walk.  It was an unbelievable experience. And if you have time, go to my YouTube. You can subscribe and you can watch. I have some videos up of the race. And it's just shocking to me how people, they've decided that they want to trade. And I think it's just going to happen like that. They're going to make millions of millions of dollars and they're not going to have to spend any money on a class and they're not going to have to have a big account and they're going to be able to do it in a week or a month. You know, the fact is that it takes hard work to be successful. To accomplish our goals and pursue our dreams, it takes commitment and hard work. Again, going back to the marathon, it's 26.1 miles. It's a long race. People train for a long, long time to be able to even make it through the whole finish. And some people, some people did make it. Some people didn't finish. It's a level of commitment. And very often, you know, you don't see this necessarily with people with their trading. And again, it's the ups and downs of making the money and losing the money that people go through. But you are working against yourself if you have a negative attitude, whether it's about money, whether it's about trading classes, whether it's about, you know, the stock market itself, brokers, whatever you want to say. You're working against yourself. You've got to be your own best advocate if you want to be successful. And just like the runners of the race, if you want to cross the finish line. So it was extremely inspirational for me to watch the people go through everything. And again, it was one of these things where I know I can't wait to watch it next year because it was so, so, so inspirational. Someone's talking about a link. I don't know if that question's for me or not. I just saw it in the room. But anyways, going through what I was saying, in order to become successful, you need a system and you need a niche. And you can make money in the market. Again, you've got to be on the side of the winners.  So you have to have a good system and you've got to follow it daily. So what is my system? Like I said, I prefer to short. In the gap. So again, what is the gap? You have to have a daily chart. You have to have live feed, live data. I set up my charts with candlesticks and we're going to go over some charts here and you see the gap in the charts. Again, I talked about target, which is what we did today, target was a gap up. But for me, I'm looking for the quick, quick trade. We were in and out of target today very, very fast. Every time I take a trade, I want to get in and I want to get out as quickly as possible. 5 minutes, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes. Again, today's a great example because the market had a very nice move this morning and then it quick sold off.  So training the morning is my expertise. Besides the idea of shorting and the focus on the shorting and the momentum side of finding the right things to trade on the side of getting the big move, I focus on fast, fast trades. So let's talk about what is a gap? So again, this is a chart, a daily chart of the spy. What is a gap? A gap is a difference between the close and the open. So here's the spy. Spy closed here, gap down, fell. So when the U.S. stock market closes at 4 o'clock, it opens the next day at 9.30 a.m. And so if the close is a different number than the open, that is where the gap is occurring. So in this case here in the spy, we had a gap down. Now let's go over here. What happened here? Spy gapped up. So the spy closed here at one price and opened at a higher price. This was a gap up. So again, you have gap downs and you have gap ups. I prefer to focus on gap downs. So again, this was a gap down here in the market. Now what could you have done with this? You could have shorted it or you could have bought a put. And if you did, it worked. This fell. This was at the end of October. So I'm looking for momentum when I'm trading. I'm looking for momentum in the gap. I'm looking for a big move. And I wanted to go fast. Because again, if you're day trading, if you're here, if you're wanting to get in quick, quick, quick, quick, quick, you've got to have this set up on the smaller time frame. So I actually enter my trades on the one minute chart. But getting back to momentum, a lot of people, you know, I like to do options. When I'm doing an option, I want to get the move. Okay, so if I'm buying a call, then I'm buying the call because I think the stack's going to get bought. Okay. If I'm buying a put, then I want the momentum to go to the downside. A put is a short. Okay. So again, I'm not trading for pennies. I'm trading for dollars. Big moves. Okay. That's how you can make money in the market. And again, earlier when I started the conversation, I said, you must have some big winners. And in order to do that, you need the momentum. So many people are scalping. A couple of pennies here, they didn't get out quick, but they're scalping. So they're really not making any significant money. Again, if you take a trade and you're risking real money, like $1,000, $2,000 or more, it has to be worth it. Okay. It has to be worth the risk because every time you take a trade, it's possible that the trade may lose and you may lose your money. Now, when I take a day train, I put in a stop. It's a hard stop. It's a limit order stop. When I do an option, I do not have a stop. The amount of money that I risk is the stop. So again, in an option, you can't lose any more than you have at risk. But every time I look to take a trade, I'm looking to take the trade in the direction of the gap. And I'm looking for something that has a high level of predictability in the directional move, all right? And preferably something that works independently of the market and doesn't need the market to work. Again, if you're someone that needs the market or you have to read the market accurately in order to get your trade to be successful, you are not having a good year this year because again, the market has been in a sideways range with the exception of the last couple of days when the market broke out. But the market has been in a sideways range for the last several months. And unless you're pinpointing exactly where the support and resistance is, it's been hard for you to train only the market and do it. Now, while I sometimes do trade the market and we're going to talk about some market trades in here today, I'm most of the days looking for selective things that don't need the market at all. Then again, success or failure has everything to do with the quality of your system because if you have a good system, you know that even if you take a trade and you lose in the trade today, that tomorrow, you'll take another trade that'll work and then the next several ones will work. Again, it's the confidence, it's the conviction in having a good system that helps you proceed and helps you get to the next level and obviously has something that you can be able to make money on whether you want to do it full-time or part-time. So, I developed my own system. It's called the Golden Gap. The Golden Gap system is something that I use to trade options. Now, I will short on margin, okay, or I will buy a put. A put is a short. Now, one of the benefit of doing options, the benefit of doing options is that you do not need to have a $25,000 balance at a margin account at a broker to trade options and you can still hold trades overnight. And you have the overnight protection. It's like the insurance where even if a trade will go against you overnight, you have only a set fixed risk that you can lose in the trade. And the benefit is if you're in the right direction and it continues overnight, you can get a larger move overnight and it continues and you get to have a much, much bigger move and again, you have a set fixed risk unlike being in a swing trade and you can hold it longer whereas when you're in a day trade, you're out of it quickly. Now, I'm doing the weekly options which to me is still a very short time to capture an overnight move in an option. So I could have put, I could have put last weeks in here. I had already done the webinar and had this prepared. I could have put any number of weeks in this. I'm going to talk here about the week expire in October 20. I can go over the trades that we did this week. That week actually after this, every trade that I called the week of the 27th actually worked. We had 100% win ratio. But this is really an average week. So we're going to go over the options that we did and again, they're all based on gaps which we're going to talk about the daily charts here. The win ratio was 80%. There were 12 winners, zero break even, three losers and 15 trades. Now, as far as your average risk per train, the amount of money you risk per trade is something that you must determine the size of your account. So if you have an account with $5,000, then you have to set your risk if you want to be able to do 15 trades. Now, 15 trades is a lot of trades. Some weeks we do 10, some weeks we do 5, some weeks I might do more than 15. This was kind of a busy week. Again, I've been trading since 2012. So I risk what I consider an advanced trader risk of an average of $8,000 per trade. You get the stats to achieve the goals that we talked about at the beginning of the webinar to be on pace to be making more than $2 million a year. This is the average risk per trade. It's $8,000. You could risk half that and still be hit over $1 million for the year. So again, we're going to go over this one week. The average return on investment was 136%. That includes the three losers which lost completely over. I hold my trades for them to work or not. And then the profits for the week were $162,100 which was a good week. But again, the week after this was actually better. Now, how did I make the picks? I got up in the morning and I rated the gaps just like I rated target today. Again, target's not in here but I'm telling you what we did today. My process is I will rate the gap. When I determine if the gap rates 20 points or more per my 26-point rating system then I will take the stop in the direction of the gap. So if the stock gap's down and rates 20 points or more I will buy a put. If the stock gap's up and rates 20 points or more I will buy a call and so on and so forth. And any questions here you can plop it in the room. So we did... Now if you sign up for my options newsletter you're going to get the trades. You will get the trades emailed to you in live time. You take it when you get it. Let's move this thing here. So this was Monday 9th. So Monday the 9th and here we did L and T. This was actually a call. Here was the gap. So stock closed here, gap down and we went long. Again, you can trade options with a retirement account because you can buy puts or you can buy calls. That is allowed in an IRA. That's something for you to look into if you want to do that to actively trade your account. This trade was a winner. It was a small winner. Again, this didn't work out exactly as much as I wanted it to but it was a positive trade. It was 25.50 was the profit. Again 29% return in investment. We went long L and T. Then we did BA. We did this one on Monday the 9th. We did the puts, the 185 puts. Back here this was October 9th here. So again, here's where it fell dropped. That was the BA. That was the one that lost. Now hold on. The 9th was here. There's the 9th. Closed here fell dropped and then it reversed. So this was one of the losers here in the BA. We did a later BA that's in here. That was this gap. Just looking here at the date. So this BA lost. It ran out of time here. You see where this is? It was the expiration date of the 20th.  I held it into the very, very last day to see if it could come back which it sort of came back a little bit. We did another BA. I'll go over in a minute. So this was the 7th. We did the 109 puts. Oracle was here. Stock closed here. Gapped down. Dropped. Oh no, here it was. Sorry. That was the September 1. There's too many gaps here. Here was the Oracle. Closed here. Gapped down fell. This is the 109s. One of the biggest trades we had in the last month. I'll go back and show you on the chart there because there was two gaps. We actually did September and October. But this was the October one. This was 383% return in investment. Why? Because of the cost was so cheap. We were in the trade really, really early. And again, we did the 109 puts. So let's go back. Here it was. So you see where this was? Right around 110. Where I called it. I'm just taking it over here to the right so you can see where the strike is. So I called it. It was a little bit above the strike. Pick the 109s. And then here it went the last day.  We were ready in the trade. But that is why that worked so well because it had such a big, big, big move. But it was the last day. This one over here we did do. But this isn't in here. Someone's asking a question. How many days to expiration usually by calls and puts? What do you mean how many days to expiration? I'm doing the weeklies. So I'm not going to buy a put on a Friday that expires on Friday. While there are market options that they started this year by market, I mean the QQQs and the SPI, you could actually do daily expirations in the market now this year. I'm not doing this. But if I would have something that I want to do in two days from now on Friday, I'm going to do it out for the following week if I'm going to take a trade. Even if I'm going to get out of it on Friday even if I decide to get out of it Friday I will buy that extra cushion. So I'm doing the weeklies. Anyways, this was a really, really nice trade. This is falling today since that news came out just so you know. It's had a big rally but it is falling today. This is Oracle and we did do this in September and we did it also in October. But again, this was the October put. If you had bought 10 contracts and spent $1,500, you still could have made, you know, almost 400% return investment. So when people tell me, well, you need a lot of money, you need a lot of money to trade, no you don't. You could buy one contract. It would have cost you $150. The whole point of trading is that you can take whatever amount of money you're risking and multiply it as many times as you possibly can. There are people that start trading with me with small accounts and then they start getting trades like this which you will have if you're trading with me. You absolutely will. I call big winners like this all the time not every day but every month. And this is how you can grow your account. Again, you're going to have some losers like the one that we just looked up before. Oh, this is the other BA but you're going to have some big big winners with me. So we did the BA 190s. This was the 12th here. This was the one I thought it was earlier. This was the one that went boom. So you see where this one is. Here, take it over. I called it above the strike then it fell. Close to your gap down fell. Close to your gap down fell. This was the, this was the one that followed through. This cost $1.60 $7.50 and again this was a nice trade. This was almost 400% return investment. This was the same week. So you could have made whatever you risk. Again, you could have taken 10 contracts, risk $1,600. I risked more. I've been doing this a long time. If you have the money you could risk more. Okay? But you could have made $35,400 with a risk of $9,600. Again, you would have had to hold this a few days. That's not a big deal. The trade was up though because you took it. Oracle was only up a little bit then it was down a little bit then it was flat. Then it went big the last day. This was up right a ways right out of the game as soon as we did it so you could have held it. You could have got out of half you could have added to it whatever you want to do. You could have done that. Let me see a quick question here. Why am I trading options so close to the money? Because I'm trading momentum. It's best 50-50 bet. Not very good odds. No. It is not my odds of my performance is higher than 50-50. I'm not sure what option strategy you use. Whoever asked that question my system the golden gap system the 26 point system is a high odds system. Therefore that is how I'm making the picks. So no my odds are not 50-50. Maybe that is the way that you trade. But as far as what I'm using I'm doing them right out the strike. Yes. I'm trading trying to get the momentum of the move in whatever stock or the market that I'm trading. Again you could do ETFs. But the fact is that again going back to this the way that I'm making the choices and the options I'm momentum trade. Same thing with my day trades. We're going to talk about a couple day trades in here if we have time. Every trade I take is based on momentum. Momentum momentum momentum. You got to get the timing right. You got to get the direction right and you got to have a big move. That's how I'm making the picks. So no I'm not worried about all these other things somebody is writing about I'm not worried about any of that. And I'm not even worried if I have to pay 25 or 50 cents more than even the prices here. Again the prices here that I'm showing that I paid for these you might have paid a little bit less. You might have paid a little bit more. It depends where you got in or if you waited or if you took it the second I called it. I get in them quick. But getting back to what I was saying you're trying to get a big move. If you're paying a dollar for something and you can sell it for 7 or 8 who cares. Do you understand what I'm saying? This is momentum trading and it's one of the reasons why it's so profitable. So people again that decide to trade options they get confused about what they're doing or they're focused on other things but they're making pennies. That's not the way that I trade options. And my win ratio is over 70% on average for the entire year. So it's way more than 50. I don't know where we'll be by the end of the year. Could be 75-80% by the end of the calendar year. We'll see the year isn't over. But it's way, way higher than 50. So again I've been doing this for a very long time but it's based on my gap rating system. I'm not looking at Delta or this thing or that thing. Whether I do it at the money or whether I do it above the strike if I'm doing a put or something like that. We did HD. We did calls on HD yesterday. You can pull it up. It worked. I called that trade so early before the market even opened. I sent the trade out an hour maybe longer before the market opened. It kept going. I called the 295 calls. The stock opened at 300. The trade worked. If you bought the 300 calls, if you bought the 295s that were already in the money, it didn't matter. The trade worked. And again, you could even do something if you think this is too expensive. Now these were pretty well-priced. But if I call like an avidia that's expensive and it's you don't want to pay the price of it, you can do one farther away. If the trade is going to go in the direction it's going to go, it's going to go fast. It's going to work no matter what. That's the beauty of trading options. I do not use stops and options because the stop is my risk. I use stops in my day trades. I'm not killing them in the middle of it if that's your question. Then we did Tesla.  I'm just looking at my time here. I want to I'm probably going to have to flip through some of these because I want to get to some other points. 1012. 1012 we did Tesla. We were in this early. Again, beautiful momentum. So I did it right here at 260 at the drop, boom, boom. There it is. Beautiful. Another huge trade. Again, got in it on the 12 here. Exited here. So again, you could have actually made more money if you held it the last day. I didn't. I didn't. I actually came all the way down to 210 and change. I called this. It went $50 through the strike from where I called this trade in the week that I called it. It's just incredible. So I could have made more money in this if I held it. But you've got to get out of trades if you're up this type of profit the day before the expiration because anything could turn it around the last day. Anyways, this was another good one. I'm just going to flip through here. We did the queues. This one was another good one. Again, I'm usually trying to look for 100% in most of my trades. We did the spy puts. Again, this was the same week. The spy fell here. This was another good one. We did Netflix. Netflix I lost in. Netflix I held this until the very last day or the day before, but it didn't work. It was worthless the day before and it didn't flip around the next day. That was one of the losers. IBM worked. IBM was really good trade. We did the 140 puts that week. BA we did another BA here. That I did not make money in the BA. The second BA 365 puts we did in the queues and that was really nice trade too.  I did a couple different contracts in this because the market was falling that week. Did CVX. We did calls in CVX and that one worked. Again, sometimes I will go along.  Did the spy. 425 puts. Again, that was a big mover. And then we did the queues and that was that same week and that was a good one too. So again, overall we had some really, really, really, really, really, really big ones this week. But we also had 12 winners of 15 trades and then three losers. So I will hold my trades until they go bust.  So you will take a loss and something that will go on to be a winner and that will be your choice. That is not how I manage my trades. If I take a trade it rates good. It rates for my system. I want to take it. I'm all in. I said the best thing to do is back off your risk. If you're worried about something that goes against you then chances are your risk is too big. Again, it's called 100% conviction. You have 100% conviction that your trades are going to work or you don't. Or you don't. Or you don't and then why are you even doing it in the first place? If you're wishing Washi about your trades, so like 50-50 however said that, those aren't good odds. If you're like well it's 50-50, why are you risking your money? You worked hard for your money however you got it. At your job or if you're retired or wherever you're getting your money to having your trade in account to begin with. 50-50 is not good enough odds for me. Anyways, we need an itch for me it's shorting. But it's really based our OA in the market. Not all gaps are made with the trading of money. Not every gap can you do. And not every gap do I do. So I'm looking and actually reading it and making a decision based on the institutional money if the stock is going to get bought or if the stock is going to get sold off. And then that is how I determine how I want to take the trade or if I don't want to do it at all. If I don't think it's going to be good enough to do, but my niche is just definitely, definitely shorting. And as crazy as it sounds, considering the fact that the market isn't enough trend has been bullish this year, we have made a lot of money shorting. I'm looking for the things that I want to short and then we're getting the big moves. Again, we happen to go long today and yesterday and I don't have any problem going long, but I do definitely have a niche shorting and because I'm so good at reading weakness, then I can see what is going to work to the upside too. So I'm very selective in my picks, no matter what I do, but I'm almost even more selective in what I go long because shorting is what I'm doing most every single day. Now really quickly here, again, we've sold off here. I took this before I plopped in the room again. There was a news out. There was news that Russian baited some part of Ukraine and blah, blah, blah, that created this market to lose a little bit of itself here. I don't know where we are right now today. This is going to create all kinds of panic and all kinds of hysteria and all kinds of volatility going into a week that's not over yet. We got all day Thursday and all day Friday and there's a hell of a lot of people that have gone long, not just in the last two days, but in the last two weeks. So again, I am not long this market just so you know, but you've got to respect the fact that the market's been rallying. I've been looking for selective things to do. So again, my niche is gaps, but it's really shorting. Now who can short? Anyone can short. Again, you can open up an obnoxious account with $2,000 and you can buy puts and that is a short. So buying a put is a short. Retail traders and professional traders both can short. I don't know why people prefer to go long. I have no idea. It makes no sense to me. I prefer to short, but there are lots and lots of people that actually prefer to go long. It's because the idea of buying low and selling high is somebody that can wrap their head around more, but you can make money shorting. You can short a stock at $15 and it drops down to 12. You'll make the difference, which is what? $3 times the number of shares or the number of contract prices that you have. And that's the profit. It's the same concept, but it's going where you get the drop. It's selling. Selling that happens quick, fast, comes in and usually stocks fall faster than they rally. So again, that's why I'm done early. That's why I'm done fast. That's why I'm in and out of these trades so quick. And I prefer to be out of my day trades fast. Not just because you're going to have something that happens that messes up a trade like today, but again, you have Fed announcements. You have all kinds of things that will go on during the afternoon and then you can have the rest of your day yourself. And again, I used taking a walk in Central Park as an example, but many of you have other things to do. I don't have children. You might have kids. You've got to pick the kids up from school. You've got to go here. You've got to go there. You have to go to a basketball game. Whatever. You have things to do. It's the idea of sitting and training and staring at charts for six hours plus a day. That does not interest me. And I don't do that even with the options. If I'm going to trade in an options trade, I'm in it and that's it. And if you can't watch it, you put a sell order and you can sell it at, put a sell order at 100%. If you pay a dollar for it, put a sell order at two. And if it hits, it's a day order. It cancels you out and at the end of the day if it doesn't hit. And if it hits, you're out and you made the money. But for me, I'll check my trades like around lunch time and then before the close. I don't sit in the stair of my computer all day. Someone's asking about stops. I do use stops in my day trades. This is a day trade. We did this a while ago. It's Tessa. Stack close here. Gap down. This is one minute chart. We shorted it. Got the drop. Boom. Done. We were in and out in a couple of minutes. Again, this is something that I will look to do tomorrow, but I don't know when I'm going to trade tomorrow. We did something similar today to this in target except for it was a long. But I entered the stock and shorted this on margins. You have to have a margin account to do this. Or you could have bought a put. Again, we did do put. Tessa 244.85 and then we exited 244.30. So in and out. 50 cents a dollar. $2. Whatever we can get. Several minutes. We also did CLX. This was a good short. I got out of this way, way, way too early. I got out of this here. The stock fell all the way down in here down to 120. So I ended this trade like a little bit under 125. It fell $5 more, which is really funny. But again, I like to be out in the morning quick. So I was out in the first, you know, a couple of minutes. It did fall like for the first hour and 15 minutes. Actually, you could have bought a put in this. You could have held this down. You could have lowered your stock. I don't trade like that, but this was another nice call. And this really kept going. That was in October. But anyways, getting back to short moves, panic. That's one of the reasons they happen fast. But panic is fear. Fear creates selling. We were talking about the volatility in the market even today. Okay. People get scared. Oh my God. We're going to go to war. Boo. And then they sell. Or whatever the reason is. Interest rates. Whatever. It's panic. And it goes like that. Again, if you're down in a trade or if you're up in a trade and something bad happens, you're going to kill it. You're going to quick it out. You're not even going to think about it. And that's the mentality of people. That is like what's going on in their head again. It's emotions. Everybody that trades. I love it when people say, well, trade like a robot. Do, do, do, do, do. That's completely unrealistic.  You have emotions. You have a brain. You have all these things that are going on. You can't, you can't possibly trade without emotions. It's not going to work. I actually use my emotions to my advantage. I use my emotions that make me give me, say, I have a lot of conviction this. I'm going to go, I'm going to hold this sucker down. I'm going to really bang on the risk in this. I use my emotions to help me trade. It makes me better. It makes me stronger.  And many people do that. They want to be robots. Just like people want to buy systems. They can plug it in and go, and they can think that the system is going to trade for them. They're going to make millions of millions of dollars. There is no such thing if there was everybody have it and that it wouldn't work. And it's totally unrealistic.  You have a brain.    You exercise. And you keep your stress down. I started talking at the beginning about the whole idea about positive thinking and positive concepts and how I'm walking in the park. Whatever you need to do to de-stress yourself, it's plain sports. So if it's spending time with your kids or whatever you want to do. You're reading, okay? You have to do things in your life, okay, to de-stress. Take it down a notch. Everybody has stress. There's stress involved with trading. That's true. But you will lessen your stress if you have a system that you follow. So I'm not like, oh, I think this. I think that. I get up in the morning and I rate the gap. If the gap rates 20 points or more, I'm doing it. If it doesn't, I'm not. That's it. Simple. I'm not, again, overthinking it. It's, you go with the system. The system tells you what to do. It's a 26 point rating system. This is what you'll learn in the class. This is how I'd make my picks. And the gaps that I'm looking for are creative and large institutional money. That's what makes the gap in the first place. The professional gaps that happen and play out in stocks are formed by one thing and one thing only. Large institutional money. Therefore, you need a way that will help you pick the correct direction to play the gap and then confirm that the large money will flow with it. So by following the 26 point rating system, you daily blueprint to follow, to pick the stocks that you want to trade at the market. And this system is a blueprint to help you pinpoint institutional money in the stock. So again, I teach a class. I'm just going to keep going through scrolling here through the end. You can trade with a small account. We did talk about that earlier. What am I looking for one-to-one? And we talked about having a positive attitude. I don't trade futures. Whoever's asking about that, I do think it's important to have an education before you train. And I think if you're losing money, then you need to change what you're doing. And again, calculated risk is important. You shouldn't take risk for risk-same. And any questions here? Any questions? I'm not going to read this whole thing, but the penny wise pound foolish, again, is one of those phrases that really, really goes with trading, because so many people, you know, want to risk so much money with their trades, and they want to make pennies, and then people want to put all their money in their trading account and spend very little on education. And that's wrong, too. It actually should be the opposite. If you have a set amount of money that you can't open up a medium or a large size account and spend good money in education. You really need the education so you know what you're doing, or you need to follow someone that is what they're doing. So my system is called the Golden Gap System. It's a 26-point professional gap rating system. The purpose of the system is to help you evaluate which gap to trade each morning using a checklist. It's one strategy. That's all you need to be successful in the market. This was a gentleman that actually joined before he did the class. He joined, paid for the class, then started trading. He made the money for the class before he even did it. He did the class last month in October, and he's doing very well. The class is this weekend. I know that's in a few days, but I already had it planned. I only have two more classes this year. This week in November and December. The class is November 18th and 19th. That's $69.99 for the class. The class is online. It can be anywhere in the world and take it. This is a picture I took. It doesn't even look real. It looks like a postcard at Central Park. I'm doing an anniversary special. I've been here one year. If you sign up by Friday, you will get the trading room free to the end of 2024. The market report free to the end of 2024 with the class. Again, that's this weekend. I was doing an anniversary sale off of all my other specialty classes, including the options newsletter, which you can join. You don't have to do the class. It's normally six months, which is $49.99. A thousand off for the special through Friday is $39.99. 12 months is $69.99 and $1,000 off. This is going on through Friday, which is $59.99. You could sign up today and get tomorrow's trades. Any questions? I think I'm good on time here. Melissa, your big question is which delta do you choose on your options? I don't use any of that. To make any decisions whatsoever or not, I'm looking at the daily chart and then I'm just buying the strike at the money or the closest one I can find. All right. Cool. That answers the question. On that note, I want to say great presentation. I know that I am always thoroughly impressed with the numbers that you show us and the moves. Thank you so much.