In this video, I'm going to be speaking about a concept called digital real estate. Now I know a lot of you guys are not familiar with that technology, but digital real estate, just like the name implies, is real estate, but digitally, right? So obviously, the real estate we all know that our parents thought of how to build, where houses, hotels, shops, office buildings, that kind of stuff, right? But the generation we live in, we no longer necessarily need to build physical real estate anymore. You can build something called digital real estate. And the advantages of this are they are cheaper, they have better returns, and guys, they stand the test of time. You do it once and it keeps on paying you for life. So guys, if you're interested and you want to find out how you can go about building digital real estate, literally, you don't need to carry a freaking block or get a cap in turn on, how you can go about building your very own digital real estate. I suggest you stick around till the very end of this video. Hey, guys, and welcome back to my YouTube channel. My name is Dapu Willis. As you already know, I'm a serial entrepreneur who just loves to make money on the internet. Now guys, in this video, like I said earlier, I'm going to be talking about a concept called digital real estate.  That is the real estate that the older generation are used to. But in this generation, my generation, I think is my duty to educate you guys that yes, you can still have traditional forms of real estate, but there's now something called digital real estate. It's so cool, so interesting. And guys, it doesn't take that much to build. Literally, I've been building my digital real estate and it has been paying me a lot of money. So that's exactly what I'm going to be speaking about. All right, guys, so the first digital real estate or the first digital property that you can build that can pay you money over a period of time is something called video content, right? So this video that I'm shooting right now, this is a digital real estate. This is a digital property that's going to pay me for years to come. Why and how? Now, once I record this video and my other videos, if you scroll through my channel, do I have videos that I shot about four years ago? There's a video I shot four years ago where I showed up a really nice house. And do you know that from that video, people have been contacting me up till today, telling me that they want to either buy my product or service or they like the video that I shot. So that is my definition of digital, sorry, my phone is making a little freaking noise. That is one kind of digital real estate you can build. Video content is so powerful because once you put up information on YouTube, you record the video, you put it out there. I also have videos everywhere, Instagram, Facebook, all of these videos are out there and people are going to watch them for years to come.  So guys, one of the most powerful digital real estate that you can build today is video content.  Once you're done recording the video, upload it on YouTube. And how do you go about monetizing your video?  And then in the description section, you can link people to a product that you sell. So as people start to view that video and find it helpful, when they're done watching the video, they scroll to the description, they see a link that is related to the video you're talking about. So for instance, you can be talking about a very good example is this is beard oil, right? So I can literally do a video on beard oil, talking about how beard oil has helped my fragile beard grow. Guys, I've been trying to grow this for the longest time ever, it's refusing to come out. So I got this, right? So I can literally speak about how this can to share butter beard oil has literally transformed my beard hair from absolutely nothing to what it is right now. I can record a video about that and then I can upload it on YouTube. And then in the description section, I can what's it called? I can link, put a link that takes people to buy this product. So anytime somebody is searching up how to grow my beard or how to make my beard more fuller or I'm struggling to grow my beard, whenever it is, they stumbled on my video and they see me speaking about how this can to can to you need to give me you need to sponsor this video can to literally. So anytime they stumble on the video that sees me speaking about this product and how it has helped my beard grow, they're gonna be like, Oh my God, this product has helped this guy. I'm all I need to get. I need to get this product and it's good. And then they scroll and then obviously in the video, you tell them, click the link below to get your very own can to beard oil. And once they watch the video, they like what you say, they trust it, they see it has worked for you, they will go there and click the link to buy the beard oil. Now, usually the link that you put in your description is called an affiliate link. Usually companies, I mean, reputable companies will give you an affiliate link whereby anytime somebody clicks on that link to buy a product through your link, they purchase that product. For instance, can to will give me a link. I can put it at the bottom of my video talking about how I was able to grow my beard hair. Once anybody clicks on that link and they buy this beard oil, I get a commission from that. So literally, you build the video talking about in real estate terms, you produce the video, you make the video, whatever thing it is you do, just make the video uploaded. Once you upload it as people because people always you have to understand that people are always searching for more information. There are people on the internet who have they always have problems, people always have one problem they're trying to solve is either trying to grow their beard hair or they're trying to make money, whatever. So like I said, back to the example, once people search how to grow my beard and trust me, people do search it a lot. So once people search it, they find your video, some such trends you have to understand some people I'm pretty I don't know how many people are searching for it right now, but let's just say roughly about 5000 people a month. So if about 5000 people search how to grow my beard a month and 2000 people stumble on your video a month and out of those 2000 people, 700 people buy that beard oil from you and let's say this beard oil is about 50 bucks. So you're looking at about $35,000 in sales. Let's say the company costs you 50% of that or maybe maybe cuts you 50% of 35k. Let's just say let's just say every month that video you put out is making sales worth of $35,000 and the company is cutting you 10k out of that. Guys, just from one video you have shot talking about a product, how good the product is and you put the link down below, you are able to generate as much as $10,000 a month just by recording the video once and uploading it there. So now you get to understand the concept of digital real estate. You build it once and it keeps paying you for life and trust me, as long as these platforms are available, YouTube is not going anywhere. The video is going to be here for years to come. So guys, that is the very first example. That's the very first type of digital real estate that I'll encourage you guys to go ahead and build. So lucrative and so powerful. All right. So the second kind of digital real estate that I'll encourage you guys to go ahead creating so that you can literally retire early. So you just build these digital products rather than build this digital real estate, whatever they're speaking about.  So the second one you can go ahead and build is a blog. So you have to understand that there are people who still like to read. Trust me blogs still make a lot of money. So I give you an example. Same thing back with this example. I don't know why Cantu might need to pay me for this video because I keep using these guys for my examples. Right.  What you do, you drop a link and affiliate link to Cantu oil. And then once people read the blog, they find it very helpful. They click your link, they buy from you. They buy the oil, the Cantu oil through your link. You literally don't need to worry about shipping where the Cantu will handle everything. They just give you a link embedded in your blog. You need to make your blog post look really nice. You publish it. So anytime anybody goes on Google and searches how to grow my beard, your article is an article actually. And your article pops up and they read it and they find value. They find value in whatever thing it is that you wrote and they click the link and they buy from Cantu.  The video, the first point I raised which was via video content, but this one is via written content article. Some people still prefer to read content on the internet. So guys, that's how easy it is. You write the blog. You do it once. You publish it and it pays you for life. As long as people are searching it, as long as because they're going to be people, people, especially kids who are just growing, going into adulthood, the adolescent stage. They have their friends who their birds are forming early and they have obviously kids who their birds are not forming as early as their friends.  As long as men are growing, as long as boys are growing into men, they will always search for the term beard oil or how to grow my beard. And if anytime they search that term, your article comes up and they find it very helpful. They will definitely buy through your link. So guys, that is the second form of digital release that I encourage you guys to go and build. It's so easy and so straightforward. And the good part about blog writing, the good part about articles is you don't even need to write it yourself. You can hire somebody. Just tell the person your story. Tell them everything. Just write, put down some bullet points. Give it to them. They'll write it for you. You publish it. Put some nice affiliate links in that blog and voila, you have a digital real estate. It costs you almost nothing. The max is going to cost you. It's probably a hundred dollars. You invest a hundred dollars putting out good content. Invest a hundred dollars building a very nice digital real estate. And then it pays you guys some, some, some, depending on how good, depending on how good of a quality your article is, it can pay you as much as ten thousand dollars a month for life. Invest a hundred dollars. This is now you understand why I say digital real estate is the future. Like forget about freaking buildings and all that. I mean, they're cool. Like they're nice and give you returns, but digital real estate is the future, guys. Trust me. So yeah, that's the second way you can go about building your digital real estate is via blogs, writing articles and you can make a lot of money. All right guys. So the third, the third digital real estate that you can build is something called your social media page. Now guys, you have to understand that you guys who are watching this right now, you've probably come across something called influencers on the internet, right? Influencers are people who have a lot of following and brands pay them to advertise their products on the internet. I'll give you a little example. Can to oil, right? Can to oil.  This has helped me grow my beard. And you put an affiliate link there. Do you know what's going to happen? People, because they can see that can to oil has literally helped you grow your beard. They're going to buy from you. It's as easy as that. So the third digital real estate you can go ahead and build is something called your social media page. Personally, my social media page talks about making money online. So I provide a lot. But the thing about social media is you need to provide value. You can't just go on there and just post this and think people are going to buy never. They will never do that. So it's digital. Social media pages is something you need to build over time. But it is so powerful. People, their girls on Instagram, all they do is they just take nice pictures of their bikinis and they make so much money. How do they do that? They look beautiful. They look nice. And then companies like Fashion Nova. I spoke about Fashion Nova in one of my videos. Companies like Fashion Nova will pay them. Please, could you wear our new jeans? Could you wear a new top? And then please, could you tag us Fashion Nova in your pictures you post on Instagram? And we will pay you per post. So you have a nice social media page. You can use that as a digital asset. That is digital real estate, digital asset that, you know, it doesn't cost you much. Just be consistent. Provide value. Like my Instagram page, I'm always like this video is going to go on my Instagram page. This is value right here, right? And people watch this video. This video is going to go on my YouTube page. And once this video goes up, they see it. You guys see it. You like it. Do you know what's going to happen? You're going to buy what I have to offer. It's only natural. I mean, because you know I'm providing you value and stuff like that. So social media pages are very good digital asset. It costs you nothing to build.  Like, and then they see a link in your bio and they click it probably links them to a product. Now, there's something I need to obviously enforce here is you need to have a product you're selling. It can be a physical product or a digital product. Physical products are these kind of products and digital products can be like a video training or course and stuff like that. Guys, these things make so much money. I mean, I do like these three strategies that I've pulled up video content, blogging and social media. I use these three strategies as well and they're making me so much money. So guys, the third digital asset you should go ahead and build in 2020 is a very good social media page. It will change your life. Trust me. You can make as much as $10,000 a month if you want to hear some figures, right? 10 grand a month you can make from your social media page. There you go. Stop right there. Stop right there. While you're watching this video, I know you haven't subscribed. I know you haven't dropped me a comment and I know you haven't liked this video. It doesn't take you five seconds. Just smash it. Smash it right now. Smash it right there. Subscribe, drop a like and drop me a comment. All right, guys, you do that. And if you check below, you're going to see links to a couple of my free trainings that teach you how to build online businesses that teach you how to obviously high income skills. You know, if you want to learn how to build an online business that's going to make you a lot of money, there's a free training below. Be sure to do all these things if you want to make a lot of money this year. All right, guys, so I'm going to allow you to go back to the video. Take it easy and I'll see you guys back in the video. All right, guys, so the fourth kind of digital asset that I encourage you guys to go and build is something called an ebook, right? So an ebook is not just an ebook, actually a course, an online course. Online course and you can put an ebook inside. So let's say you're good at something. I don't care what you're good at, right? You can be good at anything, man. Any freaking thing you can be good at. You can be good at anything in this life.  So I'm good at forex trading. I'm good at online businesses, right? I'm also learning some new things and what I'm doing is I'm creating courses and ebooks that are going to help people learn what I already know.  Create a course on graphic designing. Let's say you're good at freaking cooking. Create a course on cooking. Create an ebook on cooking. Create an ebook on recipes. Create an ebook on freaking how to grow your cooking business. Create an ebook on how to grow your your catering business. Create a course on how to code. Create a course on how to... Guys, you can create a course on anything. What I guarantee you is that there are people on the internet who want to learn the skill you already have. So this is a very good digital asset and anything I tell you on here, I'm doing it myself. I have about three courses right about now about where just about to launch the third one. If you can see behind me, I'm literally mapping out the third course we're about to launch.  It's not something you need to keep worrying about. People ask you, oh, please, can I buy this? Can you help me with this? Sell them the course. Create a course once and it pays you for life. So guys, that's the fourth kind of digital asset you can build. And guys, courses are so powerful. Take it from me. I'm a guy who sells a lot of courses and I'm not ashamed to say it because my courses are so valuable, right? So guys, the fourth thing you can do is build a digital course, attach an ebook and it will pay you for life. People come across your products, they come across whatever thing it is that you're talking about and then when they come close to you like, oh, please, can you help me with this? You're like, yes, sure. Here's my digital course. You can pay for it or you can attach your digital course to your blog. You can attach your digital course to your YouTube video. You can attach your digital course to your freaking social media page, guys.  Now, guys, this is the fourth kind of digital asset. It's very lucrative. Last week alone, we probably made about 5,000 pounds in selling digital courses. I kid you not. And we're just testing it out, literally. So guys, I know a lot of people. Let me give you a quick, let me give you some insight into this. There's a guy called Peng Joon.  It looks like this. He just picked up an award for making 25 million US dollars from selling digital courses. That's how powerful the industry is. So guys, 25 million US dollars from selling digital courses. You don't want to slip on this. The fourth kind of digital asset you can go ahead and build is a digital course and then you can obviously embed an e-book and, voila, educate people, teach people stuff. They will pay you for your information. All right, guys. So the last but not the least, the fifth kind of digital asset, the fifth kind of digital real estate you can go ahead and create to start making a lot of money in 2020. The fifth kind of real estate that's going to give you passive, passive income, passive income, passive income. The fifth kind of freaking digital asset that's going to give you a lot of money is something called platforms. So you can go ahead and build a platform that's going to help people carry up a specific kind of task. I'll give you an example. There's something called, I'll give you three major platforms that I use. So the first one is known as ClickFunnels. ClickFunnels is kind of like a platform for building web pages. Now, easy web pages, like all you need to do is drag and drop it, right? ClickFunnels is so easy to use that all I need to do is just, let's say I want to build, prior to now, you would have to obviously hire web developers and stuff like that. But a guy called Russell Brunson came up with this idea and said there are a lot of entrepreneurs who want to create web pages to sell their products on the internet, but they have to, you know, it's stressful. So he decided to make it stress-free by building a web platform that is pretty much drag and drop. You can not build your website, just drag it, change the color by obviously changing the color, right, clicking, changing to red, orange, blah, blah, blah. So he thought of a way to solve people's problems, built it, and now I pay $99 a month for that kind of, I pay $99 a month for ClickFunnels. And the guy has over at least a million users. So you do them at a million times, $100 every single month. I don't know how much that is, but that is a lot of money. So you can build a platform and charge people a monthly subscription to use your platform, and voila, it's going to pay you for life. Now, the second kind of digital platform that I know, that I use very well, something called Shopify. Now, Shopify realized that creators of Shopify realize that the world is moving digital, everybody's going digital. With the birth of Amazon, everybody wants to start selling their products online. So Shopify, literally, is a platform that helps business people create online shops for $23 a month. You can have your online store. It's cheaper than renting a fiscal store. You can reach a wider audience. So the guy thought about it and he created a platform called Shopify. And now Shopify charges you $23 a month. And trust me, they have over 2 million users. Do 2 million multiply by $23 a month. That is some stellar amount of change. It's a lot of money right there. Another third platform that I use, let me think about a platform that I use. That I have to pay a monthly subscription. Okay, there's a platform called Teachable. Teachable is a platform where I host my online courses. So when I record my video, my courses and stuff like that, I put them on a platform called Teachable. And Teachable charges me $39 a month. So these guys thought about it. They're like, there are a lot of people who have information to share. They want to create online courses. So what did they, they want to create online courses, but they need a place like an online academy, an online school. People want to create their online academies, but it's quite technical to do it. It's quite technical trying to create your website, trying to put videos on there, but so what they did was they're like, you know what, we're going to solve this problem for you. We'll build a platform that allows entrepreneurs, course creators upload their videos on there. And we literally give them their own academy with a click of a button for $39 a month. We will help you host your online courses. We'll create an academy for you. That's an absolute no-brainer. I want to obviously provide value to my audience. I want to sell my courses.  So they created a platform called Teachable. They charge me $39 a month. And guess what, guys? I pay every month. I don't mind because I make more money, obviously by them hosting. It's a no-brainer. So guys, the fifth kind of digital asset you can build is a platform. There's another one called OnlyFans. OnlyFans is a pretty decent one. So guys, you need to think, for the platform ones, obviously you need to have some kind of coding skills. You need hire coders to build it up for you. But once you build it, that's why it's called an asset. Once you have it, it will pay you for life. So guys, there you have it. These are the top five digital assets, the top five digital relays that you could go about building that can make you as much as $10,000 every single month. So guys, personally, I do all five. Guys, you do all five. You put together all these five digital assets together. You build all of them and you have them on the internet. You will make so much money. You're going to need a new house because you're going to need a new bank account because the money is going to be obviously too much. So guys, if you found this video helpful once again, drop me a like. Smash me a like. Smash me a comment. Drop me a comment. Tell me which of these ones you're going to be obviously building to make a lot more money in the future. And then here, drop me a comment. Subscribe. Help the channel grow as you can see. 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Remember a hallmark card when you care enough to send the very best From Hollywood the makers of hallmark greeting cards bring you mr. James Hilton inherited Paul is the story of silent night on the hallmark playhunt Each week hallmark brings you outstanding stories chosen by one of the world's best known authors Mr. James Hilton Here is a Christmas message from the folks at hallmark and the friendly stores where hallmark cards are sold a Special hallmark Christmas card from all of us to all of you that comes with real sincerity and brings our friendly greetings, too So to the wishes you've received please add our wish for Christmas cheer And by the way, it's sure been grand to have you with us through the year And now it is hallmark's pleasure to present the distinguished novelist mr. James Hilton Good evening ladies and gentlemen. This is James Hilton tonight on our hallmark playhouse We tell you the story of how that wonderful Christmas song silent night came to be written 130 years ago This story was told recently to a writer named Heta Pauly by the grandson of the man who wrote the music of Silent night Christmas the year of our Lord 1948 1,948 years from the miracle of Bethlehem Christmas the birth date of the prince of peace The birth date of hope and faith the birth date of a miracle in Bethlehem three kings Nelton proffered gifts from the east Since Bethlehem many gifts recorded and unrecorded have been created of man's love of God and humbly offered in his honor What you are to hear tonight will tell you of one such gift offered by two humble men 130 years ago this Christmas week This too is the story of a miracle that was born one silent night We are going back now through the arches of the years back 130 Christmas Eve's to meet a man named Joseph Moore Father Joseph Moore Those voices you can just barely distinguish are all voices that have said Merry Christmas through the years Their sentiment remains and lingers on the Christmas air like a blessing And now we are in the Austrian Alps in a small village the year is 1818 in the center of the town near a swift flowing stream Stands a whitewash church with a tall red top steeple There are the church bells They have a special joyousness tonight as all church bells seem to have on Christmas Eve Come now. We'll meet Father Moore He's in his study and his heart's a little heavy because the church organ has broken down and there'll be no music for the Christmas service Good evening Father Moore. Oh good evening. Come in come in. You don't know me father But I'm in your parish. I've come from one of the charcoal makers families a Child has been born to them tonight and they beg that you come and bless the baby that it may live and prosper Have I time to go and return for my sermon? Yes father Well, then I'll go at once So it was that on Christmas Eve of the year 1818 father Joseph Moore followed a woman up the rocky foothills of the Alps to a simple hut and blessed a baby on Christmas Eve Seems like a miracle that her child should be born this night Birth itself is a miracle God has blessed her with a beautiful son On the most holy night of the year And God has blessed me by guiding me here Transfixed transfigured He thought of the baby and of the sacred night and words began to stir and form themselves within him Round yarn virgin mother and child Round yarn virgin mother and child Holy infant So tender and mine How simple is the coming of a miracle to a stable in Bethlehem to the heart of a man After father Moore had solemnized the mass He sat all night in his study Writing down the words that filled his heart and when dawn came he took the poem he had written to France Gruber Father, this is a fine poem. I I rather heard it is a song Franz. I thought you might set it to music Thank you father. I Should like to try and so the words that father more had heard on Christmas Eve became music to France Gruber on Christmas Day And before nightfall he came to father Moore's house. I Written the music father. I wrote it for guitar and voice rather than the organ After all we have no way of knowing when the organ can be used. Please sing it Let me hear it few days after Christmas came the organ builder Carl. Maura. Well now father more mr. Gruber I think I have the organ and working order now The mice had eaten holes in the bellows, but this leather patch should solve all your problems. May I try it? Well, go ahead Franz and I wrote it at Christmas. I've never heard a song like it. Would you teach it to me? I know people would like to learn it down in the Zillertal. We'll be happy to teach it to you What way France we will be honored was born on Christmas night started its journey out into the wide world Carl, Mooraka took the song down into the Zillertal Silent night was on its way from a small church high in the Alps to the cathedrals of the earth All sang well But of them all the ones with the most beautiful voices were the four Strasser children Caroline Joseph Andreas and Amelie and The organ builder worked painstakingly to teach them the song On Christmas Eve. They stood in the doorway and sang it as a Christmas gift for their parents. Thank you, mr. Mooraka, I I hoped in the spring when mr. Strasser takes the gloves to sell at the fair in Leipzig Perhaps he would find a way for you to sing the song there We aren't good enough to do that. We could never do it. Why do you want them to sing the song there mr. Mooraka? Well To me this song is almost like a song from heaven The words came to father Moor on Christmas Eve the melody to the schoolmaster gruber on Christmas Day They gave it to their parish and then it was given to me to carry down into the valley of the Zillertal I in turn give it to you to take the Leipzig Someone in Leipzig will take it on the next step of its journey Who knows little Amelie perhaps everywhere, but who in Leipzig? I don't know that either But someone will make him or herself known to you and the song from heaven will go on across the earth Will you take it to Leipzig and send it on its way? Oh, yes, of course we will Children sir, I'm Strasser from the Zillertal. This is my glove stand We're here at the fair to sell chamois gloves. Your children have beautiful voices mr. Strasser Yes, they sing every afternoon and the people stop to listen to them just as you saw today And do they also buy the gloves? Yes, I think it helps business in any case. It does not harm it It was their song that caught my attention Yes, I've never heard it before My name is Poland's I am the director general of music in the kingdom of Saxony the director general of music Yes, I wanted to ask you children if you would care to appear at a concert one of these days a Concert oh that would be terrible. I'm afraid they aren't experienced enough mr. Paul We must do it. We promise mr. Marocca. We've got to do it It doesn't matter if we aren't good as long as we sing it We'll we'll be happy to sing at a concert mr. Paulans Well, we may not be happy, but we'll do it good next Tuesday then at the gavante house There will be an orchestra concert perhaps at the close of the concerts You will honor us with this song the king and queen will be there Majesty your highness we are honored Well children don't look at the floor look at us we want to see your faces I think they have a slight case of fright your majesty. We don't want you to be afraid of us We have children just about your aid mr. Paulans has told us you sing a wonderful song that you call the song from heaven We're looking forward to hearing it if we just didn't have to sing it before all those people now Some of them are the same people you sang it for at the fair Your Majesty it's almost time for the concert to start with your permission Just close your eyes children and pretend you're singing at home and listening with them was the director of the Berlin Cathedral Choir It was he who heard the song in life-seek and took it on the next step of its journey To Berlin and the court of the emperor James Hilton will return to bring you the second act of the story of silent night You've been so busy buying gifts for others now Let me tell you about a Christmas present for you from the friendly store where you find hallmark greeting cards It's a hallmark date book. 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It's yours without obligation a Christmas gift to you from the friendly store where you find hallmark greeting cards Now back to James Hilton and the second act of the story of Silent Night Those voices are the men of the Berlin Cathedral Choir singing for the Emperor on Christmas Day There's the Emperor in the royal pew singing with them. No, he stopped singing Look at his face. He's glaring at that hymn book What do you mean you don't know who wrote that song are you my concert master? Are you not my concert master? I am your concert master at the moment, sir. Look at this hymn book. Just look at this page. What does it say? Sir Silent Night, and what else does it say author and composer are known I want to know who wrote that hymn concert master you spoil my whole Christmas the trees the gifts even the dinner If a thing is unknown, I wish it made known. I want order in my hymn book I wanted as soon as possible. You would start out today in search of the name of the composer of Silent Night Yes, sir And so it was that concert master Ludwig Erich started out to trace the origin of Silent Night He went to big cities. He went to small villages. He talked to the young to the old long worrisome months kept pace beside him and At last even though he knew what he had to face in the anger of the king. He knew he had to give up He sat alone and disconsolate in a small village in near the Austrian border anything else, sir No, no, that'll be all songs in the bird I thought it was my own mind That's the song I've been hunting for who taught it to him. I don't know sir The travelers sold him to us the man said he had bought the bird in Salzburg in St. Peter's Abbey Salzburg well then I shall go to Salzburg To Salzburg to St. Peter's Abbey, which had been built a thousand years after the birth of Christ Concertmaster Eric walked through a dark pillard archway into a vaulted room and Stood where father Joseph Moore had stood so many times in the years gone by Silent night No, I have no recollection of it. How did you happen to come to us sir? I heard a bullfinch sing the tune father the innkeeper told me the bird came from this Abbey No, we we don't allow any of our students to train songbirds here We consider it a cruel practice to deprive God's creatures of their freedom. I see Well, perhaps it was a mistake come here. It's late to have some dinner with us and then spend the night And this is young Felix group. Oh my ear. I'm gonna tell my father on you I was told about your inquiries concerning the bullfinch this young rascal trained him you trained it didn't hurt the bird Where did you learn that song that you taught him? The song you heard the gentleman the song My father wrote it your father. Yes, sir. Where is your father in the village of Haleen Haleen? Mr.. Prenstand it do you think you could arrange for this boy to have a day or two off so I could go with him to Haleen Well, you'll have to talk to the abbot, but I'm sure it can be arranged And now young Felix Gruber and concert master air are tucked in a fine sleigh behind a team of the abbey's finest horses The bells sing out galey across the clean crisp air and the snow crunches under the horses hooves Now they are going through the pass above Haleen and now they're skimming down the main street to the market square before the church And now they are pulling up before the small friendly house, which is the home of France Gruber And so it was at last concert master Eric sat with the composer of Silent Night Mr.. Gruber, I bring you and father more the compliments of the king in the whole country Father more is dead God rest his soul these six years past. Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Yes Yes, he was a fine man Do you have all six stanzas to the song? I know we have only four Felix Help me the guitar, please Here father and above the music will be the names Gruber and more Concert master Erk walks out to the snow after dinner and as he walks He looks up at the snow-covered Alps that father more loved and France Gruber watches him from the window and wishes regretfully that Father Joseph more had been here to see his song brought back in triumph to the village of Haleen To meet a man named father Joseph more and the school teacher France Gruber and Carl Mouraca the organ-builder and the Strasse's and all the rest who had a part in Carrying the song from a village high in the Alps down into the world Yes, now it has bridged 130 Christmas Now it has been sung by the old and the young the rich and the poor It has been sung in every language in every country of the world It has become a prayer a Prayer that men can live together in one world as brothers and that there be indeed Peace on earth goodwill toward men You have heard the story of a miracle a Miracle that was born one silent night For James Hilton returns to tell you about our story for next week I'd like to tell you about hallmark new year's cards. 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Ancient Rome is one of the most famous civilisations in recorded history. First a republic, then an empire. The power of Rome stretched from western Europe to northern Africa. Despite Rome's power and prestige however, there is one region of the world that Rome could never conquer. The northern part of what we today call Scotland. To the Romans, this region was known as Caledonia. This was probably an oversimplification on the part of Roman writers and generals however, as what the Romans called Caledonia was a complex system of different tribes and groups. Unfortunately, we don't know what these people called themselves. Why did the mighty Roman Empire fail to conquer these people however? Well, initially, the Romans had some success. After sending a survey fleet in 79 AD, the most notable incident in the initial period of the Roman campaign in Caledonia took place in 83 AD at the Battle of Mons Grupeus, with this mountain range known as the Grampian Mountains today. We know that the Caledonians raised an army of around 30,000 men to confront a highly trained Roman force of approximately half the size.  After victory, the Romans briefly built upon their position by strengthening a series of forts and watchtowers along the Gask Ridge. This was a set of Roman defences that cut through Caledonia, starting as far down as Camlin and stretching diagonally up to Cargill, which is just north of Perth. Roman attention soon turned to another part of the Empire, further east however. In 85 and 86 AD, the Romans suffered defeats against Dacian forces in Transylvania, which is a modern-day Romania. With some Roman troops relocated to the east and under increasing pressure from local forces, the Romans dropped back south to the modern-day Scottish-English border. And herein lies one of the major reasons why Rome failed to fully conquer and hold ancient Scotland, the ferocity of the native people. Rome had to drop back to the Scottish-English border because they were under constant pressure when in Caledonia. The Caledonians are documented to be fierce and brave fighters. The Roman statesman, Daio, described the Caledonians as dowty fighters who were fearsome and dangerous men. Additionally, the Caledonians learned a lesson from the Battle of Mons Gropius that fighting the Romans in a traditional battle was futile. Their strategy shifted, with them engaging more in guerrilla warfare tactics against the occupying Roman force, which proved successful over the coming centuries. In conjunction to the ferocity, the Caledonians may also have proved far too unruly to accept living under the Roman yoke. The ancient inhabitants of northern Scotland would have had their own customs, traditions, basic legal structure, methods of trade, barter, and may even have had their own currency. After all, the Caledonians had managed to raise an army of 30,000 men, which would have required some level of organisation and societal cohesion. Although some Caledonians probably succumbed to the Romans relatively easily, many did not, as rebellion against the occupying Roman force was a common theme for centuries. It is quite clear that the Caledonians posed fierce resistance to Roman rule. This is exemplified by the fact that the Romans built two walls 100 miles apart to separate themselves from the fierce Northern tribes of Caledonia. Firstly, in 122 AD, the Emperor Hadrian instructed his troops to construct a wall that would separate Caledonia from Roman Britannia. This wall is located in the very north of modern-day England, just south of the Scottish border. A few decades later, in 140 AD, the Romans built a second wall further north to once again protect against Caledonian attacks. Antonin's wall was built between the River Clyde and the River Forth, and frequently came under attack. Even though Antonin's wall is further north, it still indicates that the Romans never had a major foothold in a large part of Caledonia, as the wall was relatively central in relation to the landmass of ancient Scotland. The likelihood is that the Romans never managed to have any significant presence that far north in Caledonia. Furthermore, the Romans had to retreat from Antonin's wall only a few years after it was constructed. Under pressure from the native forces, the Romans were forced to abandon Antonin's wall in around 165 AD. The Romans threw their weapons down wells and buried them in pits, and part of the wall was buried itself. Perhaps to outstop these tools and barriers being used by the Caledonians. The Romans retreated to Hadrian's wall, around 100 miles south. Then, in the 3rd century AD, there was a notable Roman push north and subsequent genocide under Emperor Septimius Severus and his sons. In 207 AD, Severus received a letter from the Roman governor in Britannia, Sinesio, that the northern tribes of Caledonia were revolting, and that Rome was at risk of losing its foothold entirely. Using guerrilla warfare tactics, the natives had proved quite effective at fighting the Romans. In the following year, Severus arrived with 50,000 men and 7,000 sailors, the largest Roman force ever to touch down on the British Isles. In 209 and 210 AD, the Emperor led a forced north of Hadrian's wall to fight two alliances that had formed amongst the native groups a few decades prior. The first alliance consisted of the Caledonians to the north, with the second known as the Matei, who were based around Fife and on either side of Antony's wall. With 50,000 land troops, however, Severus' massive Roman force ripped through the land, eventually forcing the natives to agree a peace treaty. The peace was short-lived, however. Shortly after the First Rebellion, the people of ancient Scotland revolted again. Severus, who was stationed at York, ordered his men to commit genocide in response. The Emperor sent his sons north, with troops under the order of killing everyone, even the unborn in the womb. The resulting slaughter is thought to have decimated the lowland population for a century. In 211 AD, Severus died, and his sons headed straight back to Rome. After the death of Severus, the Romans dropped back to Hadrian's wall once again. In the subsequent decades, the Romans launched numerous campaigns into modern-day Scotland, but never managed to conquer and hold vast lands north of Hadrian's wall. It is also in the 3rd century AD that we see the first reference to the picks in the historical record. In 297 AD, a Roman writer spoke of the picks in Irish, meaning Scots, attacking Hadrian's wall. It is thought that the picks are the descendants of the Caledonians. However, as the picked high, meaning painted people, was also a name that the Romans gave to the northern people of modern-day Scotland. The Caledonians and the picks may have essentially been the same people. Unfortunately, we don't know what these people called themselves. Rome's failed attempt to conquer all of modern-day Scotland came to a conclusive end in 410 AD. The reality is that Rome never managed to conquer Caledonia due to a fusion of various factors. If the Caledonians weren't so fierce and proud of their way of life, the weather wasn't so bad. The geography wasn't so hilly, the potential riches from conquest not so little. And if Rome wasn't engaged in other conflicts and numerous other corners of the empire, then Rome potentially could have conquered Caledonia, or at least progressed further into Caledonian territory. Yet, as it stands, they didn't. Which leaves me to simply say that the Roman Empire, despite its power, wealth and fame, never conquered the people of ancient Scotland.


Why is there some guy on the call? Ronny, did you shove me?  Give me that. Ladies and gentlemen, we got him. It's a good game. Fair and white. I thought it was all about unity, but, you know, I guess you feel it.   Man, I'm pretty sure Ronny just set me up. So we were about to make history. This one was planned. Ronny hit people up and said, yo, we need six YouTubers for a 3v3. The park game between those YouTubers was going to be mirrored across every park server. On the Nintendo Switch, the Xbox, the PS4, Asian servers, European servers, US servers, name it. So for the first time in history, we can see Xbox players playing on the PS4 and vice versa. Now, of course, that experience was only going to be available for six people. And I wanted to be one of them. I said I was down. Little did I know I was being set up the whole time. The first day of the event didn't work at all. Everybody was able to get on. Not just the six people. Everybody. And while the second day was better, it wasn't much better. Y'all can see me running with my pure sharp at the point guard for the first time.  So watch the whole thing and then drop a like. Also subscribe to the channel. Let's get it.  If I learn anything from today is to never play on West servers. Fax, I thought you was a point guard. I'm going to point with my sharp. Let's go. Oh, bro. I wanted to get him, bro. I wanted to get Asia. Tell me how you dodged the $2,000 bet. Come on. You dodged it. Hold on. I gotta I'm trying to Oh, no, but imagine letting Ronnie drop a bucket on you. That's a while. Oh, no, don't do that. Relax. Ronnie, did you shove me? Ronnie, Ronnie, come on. Jesus. I can't play on West. I can't play on West. Come on. Do something. What's happening out here? There's so hard performance stacks. You're on East, right? Oh, just missing inputs left and right. There's no idea how to dribble. I got I got no I didn't dribble. But look, you are your trash. You even wide open players Oh, my God. Oh, of course. You're doing your Yeah. Come here. I got it. I got it. Let's go. What's up? What's up? Come on, man. Bro, babe, do something. I mean, sure, man. I made a mistake.  But that's crazy. I'm being delayed. I got a lot. Damn. Yeah, I'm the way. Whoa. Yeah. I'm going crazy right now. Come on. Come on. Let's go. Come on. Click and swear. Congratulations, my guy. He looks very nervous out there. Shot craters. Unbelievable. Hey, man, you know what? You know, damn, I don't even do it. Damn it.  Of course, he caught it back. Play it, Cash. Come on. Damn it. I got these boards because I'm a big boy. There it is. Okay. That's one. There it is. Good defense, Cash. Shoot it. You know, you could have swissed on the wrap. Put that cash. Oh my goodness. I want the bird sharp here. Oh, come back here. That's shot. Switch on that, switch on that. Yeah, perfect. Get it. Talk about spamming square. I clicked it one time. I clicked it one time. Ladies and gentlemen, we got him. He showed me. Why, Zach? What purpose did that serve? Please go in. Ronnie makes something happen, my guy. Yeah, right. You got nine seconds. You got nine seconds. Ronnie with the shot. That's all right. I got it. You said I will quit. I'm not quit though. No way. You gave me a two, but whatever. A bucket's a bucket, man. He's a my team dribbler right there. You see the my team dribble moves. You're losing on your own servers, bro. I delete my character. Ronnie but that's losing. Shoot that. Go on, Ronnie. Let's end it, man. Number two, I got about three more. No way. Well, good game, guys. Good game, fam. I thought it was all about unity.  It's happening. It's like he doesn't play, bro. What is that? It's either red ball, blue ball, or capture the flag, man. Who got the flag? I got it.


Over the last 30 years. Over the last 30 years. Over the last 30 years. Over the last 30 years, we've learned that climate change exists. It's happening. And we're now convinced that within reasonable time scales, that if left alone, the outcomes could be extraordinarily bad. Developing countries typically have more people concentrated in climate-sensitive activities, such as agriculture. Their economies are more sensitive, and they're going to have to come to groups with a warmer world. And this is regardless of what we do in terms of mitigation, in terms of reducing the amount of greenhouse gases that we have. We're going to get some warming that's built into the system, and developing countries are going to have to deal with that. They have to develop as their climates and temperatures are becoming essentially more uncertain. We don't know what's going to happen. And they're going to have to do it with a different energy mix that has been done in the past. Less coal, less oil, more solar, more hydropower, more renewables. And this is the big challenge. For a given amount of greenhouse gas that goes into the atmosphere, how much warming are we going to get? The other thing that we really don't know is how much greenhouse gas are we going to put into the atmosphere from now until the end of the century? If we put those two sources kind of together, you end up with a range of anywhere from about 2.5 degrees Celsius warmer than it is now, or was just a little while ago, to up to 10. The top end of that range is very, very bad. We actually don't know where very, very bad begins. We certainly don't want to see temperature rises 5 degrees centigrade, 6 degrees centigrade, 7 degrees centigrade. That's talking about basically the total transformation of the environment on the planet as we know it. With those outcomes, we want to avoid for sure. Can you build a renewable system? A pan-African grid rooted in hydropower. Hydropowers are relatively inexpensive and clean source of electricity. The other advantage to a big grid is it complements potentially very nicely the solar and the wind and the other renewables. With solar, you don't get power at night. And with wind, you only get it when the wind blows. You get it when you want it. It's going to be windy. It's going to be sunny somewhere in Africa. So if you're doing it over the whole continent, you're going to generate a more constant average power output. Over the next 30 years. Over the next 30 years. Over the next 30 years. Over the next 30 years, we're going to need to develop. We have a billion people living in absolute poverty. They're going to have to do that in the context of increasing temperatures and increasing uncertainty about what's going to happen to their rainfall and precipitation. And they're going to have to do that with new sources of energy. We're going to have to emit less through the entire process. At least arrive at a point through that. And these are things that haven't been done before all three.


In this video, we present the solution to question number six for exam, practice exam number one for math 1210, in which case we're given a function capital F of X equals the fourth root of X squared plus X and little f of X equals the fourth root of X. We are supposed to find a function G of X such that capital F of X is equal to F of G of X. That is we're doing a problem of function decomposition. We want to find a function G so that when you put G inside of little F you're gonna get capital F. And so let's see the relationships here. So when you look at, when you see F of X as the fourth root of X right here, and you see there is a fourth root of X inside of capital F, we can see that, okay, this function right here, you have the fourth root of something, we're gonna call it U, but what's left inside? What's inside of the fourth root of this function? Well, the answer is gonna be X squared plus one. That is X squared plus one is the thing we put inside of the fourth root to construct the function capital F right there. And that would indicate to us that G of X then should be X squared plus one, which would be option in D. And so that's how one should approach this one, but at the very least, if that seems too insurmountable, another option you have is that if we know little f and we have these options for G, each and every one of them, you could plug into F and see what happens. If you put the fourth root inside the fourth root, you're gonna get the 16th root. If you put the square root inside of the fourth root, you're gonna get the eighth root. If you put the square root of X plus one inside the fourth root, you're gonna get the eighth root of X plus one. You can quite process elimination, answer this question.


In this video, Jesse talks to us about how soil health and changing his crop rotations and introducing animals has actually made money for. Jesse also talks about infiltration rates, which he frequently measures on his farm. The procedure Jesse uses is to take a six inch ring, hammer it into the ground, and then measure the time it takes for one inch of water to infiltrate.  Even though you broke even the one year, you still make more than you would have in the two year rotation. So basically here, we're in a corn, soybean, oat rotation. I used to do rye, but the profits kind of come out of rye in the last few years. The reason that I pick oats is we raise it as a seed crop and then we start a seed cleaning operation now to where we actually have an air screen and a gravity table and we clean it and then sell it as a clean product. And so oats works good for us. What I really like about the three year rotation is that since we brought in this third crop, our corn and soybean yields have gone up significantly. Within a three year span, my soybean yields probably went up three to five bushel an acre across the farm average in corn 10 to 12. I would have to say that's maybe being, I mean that's right in there and that's been pretty consistent. Iron filtration rates have increased and when you raise that oats, it also gives you a chance to diversify your modes of action on your herbicide. So the idea is to try and kind of cut down and lug water hemp particularly. What I really like about oats is now we have an opportunity to cover crop in it and now the gym and I are putting up fences and this way we can bring livestock back into the system is just another factor which is going to drive that soil hell. You know, I had gone to some other workshops in the past. They talked about that our soil doesn't have enough microbes in it and then the best way to bring them back is to bring animals back into the rotation. But it adds a level of profitability. So here you're raising a third crop that helps increase all the yields on all three crops. Then you turn around and put a cover crop in it and drive soil health. Then you can raise animals on it. Then, you know, build a level of productivity back into that and it kind of works. It's basically a systems approach is what it is. Cover crops that I like best I guess for us is would be putting like a rye and a rapeseed mix in after the oats. No-tilling beans in a rye is just, it's just, you can't believe the difference between that and just going in this straight corn cellar.


There's hundreds of these little sand crabs See if I can zoom in on them for you Can't see them See all these things crawling around here They're all sand crabs And as you walk find them again They'll run into their holes. I forgot to bait again Trucks way over there monkey went bus or hard There's a boat ramp way over there So we parked over there was gonna go out on a pier that is out over there, but way too many people So, you know we parked As a crow flies that way We'll walk down here and then down into here in this little spot. So well, there's a crab over there by the tackle box See if I can zoom in on him Right down the corner I'm shaking. There he is pretty cool, huh? They're so fast See there goes he's going Looking for a hole to get into I Don't know if you can use these for bait or not. Well, I don't know if you're allowed to No, there's monkey Here she comes through the The mangroves here. There she is Thank You monkey She remembered her hat this time I'd hear all last trip how she forgot her hat and then she had to hear How I lost my pole, but yeah, there's there's hundreds of these crabs man Pretty cool Okay, here's a better view of them crabs That's my fishing rod thousands of You can hear them. Oh, this would be easy to catch Pretty neat guys. I got a fish on here Monkey already caught the first fish you caught a blue cat This one feels pretty good. I don't what you guys are seeing. I just kind of had to Check it out.  Yeah, I gotta be careful with this one. He's a good size. You see he's got fangs Yeah, you see fangs. Yeah, I see his fangs I got one. Oh All right, she's got one Liars out of here She keeps going. I lost him. Oh, no, she's got one. I think she's got one I don't know what you guys are seeing here. What'd you get cat? Okay, hang on fangs there. Nice little snapper there. Turn him loose and I'll be back with you. See his teeth I don't know if you can see him or not Okay, another one on here doesn't feel very Doesn't feel very big little catfish All right, it's two to two Come here. Come here. He got me All right, two to two That's how they horn you guys got another one here another catfish. It's gonna horn me again Three to two, but monkey's not even in the water. So It's not illegal. It's legal Yeah, but it sound like he said he'll legal He's uh, what I say was 13 13 inches Yeah, some guys on a boat said, hey, how's that guy?  He's like, you want to fish? I said, what'd you got? They said mangrove snapper I said, yeah, throw him up here Yeah, I got another fish on here guys It's about as big as your first one. Maybe a little smaller than your first one. There he is That's four Four to two. Okay guys, so this is the mangrove snapper that There's gentleman gave me so we're gonna I'll just show you how I do one side of it and then Gonna get back here behind the gill and go like that And then follow this down Then we're going to cook him up right mama. Let's go right down the rib cage First time he used this knife and It's not very sharp the one I caught was Not quite this big So it might have just barely made it maybe And up there like that I got a couple bones in there happen Make sure you get the bones out Some guys, they'll just go ahead and fry that up like that with the skin, but I'm gonna go ahead and Just cut this fillet out You don't have to but I'm going to let this soak in salt water for a few minutes It kind of takes away the blood But there it is nice fillet. This is a I mean you you could two people could eat off this but normally to me. This is a one person Meal here. So I'm going to get the other side done. Then we'll throw him in the pan. All right mama Okay Okay, so quick and easy. I got some flour in here Sorry, I would like to make some beer batter, but I don't have any beers so I'm gonna take a little bit of this crab boil Not a lot though Just a little bit of it.  There's some lower season salt again. I always say just Put in what you want. I don't have any lemon. Lemon's really good Yeah, get some cayenne pepper here Lemon juice Yeah, do we have any lemon juice? There we go Now I'm just going to Take a whisk and we'll whisk this up Just like this pretty much it Now I'm gonna take our fish directly out of the Salt water Every time I do something like a monkey bath, but when she does it she'd be like dive laughing at me That ain't funny So, uh, I do like to cook this in butter, but I think that's all the butter we have so Yeah, because I used the last uh stick yesterday on the uh On the uh mashed potatoes. Hey, so that's okay. We're gonna use olive oil. I'll bring you over to the pan the skillet Here we go. Okay guys, so monkey was just doing Such in her video and check make sure it's hot enough Yeah, it looks like it um You've wanted about 350 degrees 375 tops a lot of guys will take 400 Should have been a little bit hotter than that, but it'll be fine And we're just going to brown them up until they're brown on both sides and uh Once this gets up temperature and only just take just a couple minutes minutes on each side Um And a lot of people will add the lemon juice now a lot of people wait until it's done and put it on the plate And then add their lemon juice doesn't really matter. All that does is get rid of the fishy flavor but I've got something blinking on this thing so um Memory card.  I got four minutes. Okay.  Oh, look at that It's been about what three minutes Yeah, about three minutes and that's what you come up with depending on you don't want to overcook them because then they'll get to get kind of tough You know, it just depends on how you like the fish, I guess You got about three minutes per side. So let's check it out when we get done.  I did not film that cut taking it all out of the pan, but let's take it out of the pan Put it on the plate. So monkey's gonna try it Let's see if she likes it Beer batter is always a lot better Uh, next time I plan on making fish cooking clean Well, I'll make sure I got beer. Yeah. Well, we passed like 37 gas stations. I could have got a beer and then That's okay I'm gonna hold the camera for you.  I'm bad This is mangrove snapper Red snappers better I think that's pretty good. Yeah, you like it? Yeah Yeah, that's good All right, let me I'll get me a bite of that. Okay There's your camera back What'd you put in there?  Uh-huh Is that orange crab oil? Sea salt Lowry seasoned salt and a little bit of cayenne pepper So let me get a bite of this Try I've never had snapper. No, I don't think I have either I mean my first time It's your first time having a snapper first caught now the one I caught I don't know if it would have been illegal if it if it was it would have just been barely Yeah, it was a little bit smaller than this one. This one was 13 inches And what is it 11 inch? Yeah, so let's give it a shot Monkey almost brought in something at our first place wasn't yeah. She said it was all red So I'm thinking it was a red snapper It might have been That's all I saw was red and it came off my hook Wow, isn't that good? That's nice Very good. It would have been better If I made a beer batter and if we had a little bit of lemon Other than that man, that is phenomenal. Awesome. So if we ever get any we're gonna bring them home If you can see her face, she's gonna do again All right guys, that's our day fishing. Yeah, that's very good.  These birds are thick And the only way to get these out without going to merge your room and have them cut it out Which is what they're going to do the same thing yank it out That's all you can do. Yeah So my whole hand is still sore from it. It's 10 times worse than a bee sting any bee sting. I've ever gotten A wasp It's not fine All right, so that's our fishing trip. I'm gonna say shea bear the myth man legend. I'm going thanks for watching I'm talking to her camera as well guys.   So we're going to get some of the mom Yeah, she likes fish. So we're going to see how she likes it and uh I didn't know we're doing on the salt. I usually put a lot more salt stuff but Her mom's doctor said she need to cut down On the salt. She didn't say quit but she said cut down. So I've been kind of Uh Very lightly salt and things when I cook it and then that way if I I like a lot more salt I usually salt it afterwards anyway. So it's not a big deal So I'm trying to cut down on the salt and sugar for anything that I make for them too. So Especially the salt now for her mom. So Yeah So that way it'll be healthier. So anyway shea bear the myth man legend gone for now Monkey says she's out for now y'all. Bye Thanks for joining us.


I know this is a broad question, Shalohart says on Twitch. What do you think happens if Trump gets elected in short term? In short term, Trump gets elected, Ukraine is over, right? A peace deal will be coming to Ukraine.  Which group have donated more money to the Clinton Foundation than any other group in the world? It's not the Saudis, it's the Ukrainian oligarchs, have donated more money to the Clinton Foundation than anyone else. So Trump knows this. Most people should know this, but they don't. That Ukrainians, Ukraine was the playground for the Democrats for the pedophiles, right? People must know this, right? Same level as Epstein Island, right? Same level as Epstein Island, that might have been, I don't know if it would have been worse, but that was caliber, same level, right? Different, maybe the rituals were not as demonic as they were on Epstein Island, but it took place in Ukraine as well, right? So Ukraine is done, but unfortunately Trump is designed as puppet as well, so expect this to blow sky high, right?


So I've got good news and I've got bad news and we might as well get the bad news out of the way first. So the bad news is that we are still in this head and shoulders pattern here. Remember it is a reversal pattern that could potentially send us down crashing to about thirty five thousand dollars. We are also still in September, which is historically the most bearish month for Bitcoin. And of course, last but not least, Bitcoin is still banned in China. In case you forgot. Now, onto the good news. The good news is prices have held above forty two thousand dollars. Guys, you know, that is a crucial crucial level that we've been speaking about for probably the last three months or so. In other good news, we still have this bullish golden cross that happened here a week ago in traditional markets. That is a buy signal in Bitcoin in the crypto markets. It's kind of a 50 50 shot.  And last but not least, September is almost over, guys. October, November and December are historically the most bullish months for Bitcoin, as you guys can see here. So let's not waste any more time and dive in to today's analysis. Hey, what's up? Jay here and welcome to Bitcoin daily, bringing you guys the best tips, tutorials and ideas to help you guys become profitable and successful investors. The goal of this channel is to empower you, the community with the knowledge and resources to get your wealth up to that next level. So if you guys are new here, don't forget to subscribe and turn on the notifications to be part of that notegang. And if you guys enjoy this video, don't forget to smash that like button. Guys, it helps us a ton. And of course, throughout the whole video, if you ever have any questions, drop it in the comments and we will try to get back to you guys. So let's go ahead and jump into the video. So first up, guys, we are almost done with September, which is historically, as you guys can see here, the most bearish month in Bitcoin. And next we got up October, November and December. You can see that October and November are probably the most bullish months for Bitcoin with December not being as bullish, but still a pretty bullish month. It's kind of a 5050 shot here in December, but we're definitely looking forward to October and November. October starts this weekend. So that will be started on Friday. And let's see what happens, guys. Alright, guys.  Now, what, how does a head and shoulders pattern work? What does it mean? A head and shoulders pattern on the chart is a reversal signal from where the price is currently going. So if we kind of zoom out a bit and see where the price has been going, since it started this move up, you can see that the trend is to the upside. So what a head and shoulders pattern would signal if it played out is a change in trend. So because the trend is going up, this would cause a change in trend to the bottom side. Now, usually when there is a drop from the head and shoulders, the way that it is measured is from the top of the pattern to the neckline. So the neckline is where there's some support. So you see here, there's support here, and then you see over here, we had some support there. So that is the neckline. So typically, when this neckline is broken, like it did right here, we would drop basically this amount right here from the top to the bottom. Now, the neckline did break. However, we have not seen that drop. So we saw a drop. You guys can see here, we did get a drop. We went as low as $39,500. However, that is not what the drop would be if this played out correctly like it usually does. So that drop is estimated to be around that $35,000 level, if it were to happen. Now, how do we invalidate this head and shoulders pattern? Well, we can break the first step is breaking back above the neckline, right? The neckline is right around that $44,000 area. So you can see here, we've tried to break above it and we've got sent right back down because there's also a resistance at $45,000. So we need to break above this neckline. We have to stay above this neckline. And then we also need to break above this descending resistance line here, which is currently at around $46,000. You know, as the days go, it will be lower and lower. But currently, it's sitting at $46,000. So that break would have to be here. Now, there is a lot of resistance there as well. As you guys can see, we have the two moving averages right in that area. We have the 200 day and the 50 day, both in that area. So there will be a lot of resistance there. So we have the $45,000 resistance. We have this descending resistance, this descending line resistance. We have the moving averages as resistance as well. Right now, we have the neckline here as resistance at $44,000. So between $44,000 to $46,000, we're going to be facing a lot of resistance. It's basically a war. It's an all out war going on right now at those levels. The important level here, the important bottom level here support for us to hold here is $42,000. So we need $42,000 to hold. It is a previous all time high. It is a Fibonacci retracement level as well. It has been a very strong support. So it is a very strong level here. We need that to hold. As long as that holds, we should be still continue to fight up until we can break above all this resistance here. However, because there's so much resistance, it could continue to push us down, down, down. And then we could eventually see a drop below $42,000. If there is a lot more supply as far as selling, then the demand as far as buying. So if we get more, eventually we get more sellers and buyers, we could lose that $42,000 support and fall down as low as around $35,000. The issue with that, the reason I don't want to see that is because if we get back down here, we're going to be stuck back in this range, right? And you saw last time we broke below this, we were stuck in the range. So we're stuck from May 19th all the way to about June 21st. So we're stuck in that range for a month before continuing down and then getting stuck in this range down here. And we don't want to be stuck in that range because if we lose this range and we fall into this range, there is potential scenario we could fall down to this range. And that would be setting new lows for the year. And that would probably put us definitely in a bear market at that point. Why am I optimistic? Because like I told you guys before in the beginning of the video, October and November are historically very bullish months for Bitcoin, especially when September has been a bearish month. You see here bearish, bearish. You guys can see hopefully we also get a green here. We've had it the past two years. We've had green months here. You can see in 2019 Bitcoin went up about 10%. And then last year Bitcoin went up about 27%. And of course last year Bitcoin went up 42% in November and what? Like 45% in December. So it would be beautiful if we could get three green months just like this. If not, I mean it's fine. You can see that kind of this year we're pretty much copying last year since July. July in 2020 and this year we're green. August in 2020 and this year we're green. September in 2020 and this year we're red. Hopefully we get three green months here and we just copy exactly how last year ended. So if we do break above all these resistance levels, I definitely see a retest of $48,000 and $50,000. Those are going to be the two major levels there. And beyond that, if we can finally break above 50 and 52, we could be retesting these highs over here. And that's kind of what I'm looking for here. I'm looking for a break back up above these levels, a break above 50 so that we can get back over here and retest these highs. I think if we do that in October and November, then we can potentially see some new all-time highs by the end of the year guys. As far as Ethereum and everything else, you can see that it's pretty much just following Bitcoin. There's not really much else to look at here because it's just following Bitcoin. So there's no reason really to get into any deep analysis on these other out coins right now, even Ethereum, just because at this point they're going to be following in Bitcoin's footsteps. So until something changes with that, we're not going to do any deep analysis on it. You can see the patterns playing out basically the same way as Bitcoin right now. We have the same head and shoulders pattern. We have the same descending resistance here. We've had the golden cross already here. We're sitting at a strong support, which is $3,000, etc., etc., guys. So if we get back above $50,000 for Bitcoin, then you can definitely expect Ethereum going back to $4,000 and beyond and definitely setting up new all-time highs in the fourth quarter. That's kind of what we're watching. And our game plan will obviously change depending what Bitcoin does because depending what Bitcoin does, the entire market will follow in its footsteps. All right, guys. So hopefully you've been enjoying this video so far. Next, we're going to get into some of the trade setups that we will be watching during this week. So let's go ahead and jump into that. But before we do that, don't forget to smash that like button on this video, guys. If you guys are new to the channel, also subscribe and turn on the notifications. All right, guys. So let's go ahead and jump into these trade setups. All right. So on Friday, we told you guys that the levels that we were playing was $42,000 for those bounce back entries. And if you guys entered that any time between Friday and yesterday, really, you see that it went to a high of around $44,378, guys. So that would have been around a five and a half percent move up. If you use 10x leverage like we did, that would have been around a 56% profit on that trade. So if you got into that, congrats. Now today, basically, we're in the same area. So we're going to be looking for the same thing. The first trade and main trade that we'll probably be watching this week is any dips below 42 and pops back up. You'll notice that every time it's dipped below it and then popped back up, it's gone up to about $43,000, $44,000. So that's a pretty easy bounce back entry there. And we're just going to go, we're going to continue using that. Remember, we're only risking about 1% on these trades because we don't want to risk too much right now because of their current market structure. We are consistently using these trades, guys, and taking profits. We're being extremely aggressive with our profit taking to make sure that we're just grabbing profits when they're there and entering back into the trade when it comes back down. Now, beyond that, the next thing that we're watching if we get a uptick here in Bitcoin is entries above $45,000. Now, we're only risking 1% on this as well because, like we said, we have so much resistance here in that area between $44,000 all the way up to $46,000. We have so much resistance there. The next entry that we'll be looking at is above $48,000. We'll be willing to risk around 2% there. Now, be aware that there has been a lot of fakeouts here in the last week or two weeks ago when we saw those levels. So do be aware of that. And then beyond $50,000 will be our next entry if it were to keep going up this week. Now, if it goes down, now there's two ways you can play it. You could either just be waiting for the pops back up above $42,000 if you're bullish or if you're bearish, you can be playing the drops down. So for a short entry, you don't really want to play $42,000 at this point. As you guys can see, it keeps just popping right back up. So the level that you'll probably want to play is $40,000. If the prices fall below $40,000, then you can enter a short trade on basically a breakout trade to the downside with the targets of $38,000 and $35,000, one of the final targets there. In Ethereum, you can continue playing that $3,000 level. You can see that we've had some nice pop-ups to almost $3,200 over the weekend. So over the weekend, we gave you guys that $3,000 entry for Ethereum. And you can see that we popped up all the way to $3,165. So if you guys were able to enter that, that was about another 5% move. If you use around 10x leverage, that would have been another 50% profit on that trade. So if you entered it, congrats. If not, look for that same setup, guys. We're looking for the pop-ups above $3,000. You can see that we're at this level right now. So a pop-up above $3,000, we are looking to enter that trade. Now we're only risking 1% the same thing because there's just so much consolidation right now in that area. So you don't want to be risking too much. You'll end up getting stopped out. Now the next breakout entry will be above $3,200. Above $3,200 could lead us to around that $3,500 level. And that takes us to our next breakout entry, which is above $3,500. If we do see any lower levels this week, that next trade that we'll be looking for is at $2,800. And beyond that, we're looking for $2,500 if it were to get down that low. That is it for us today, guys. I hope you guys have enjoyed this video. If you did, smash that like button, guys. If you guys are new to the channel, don't forget to subscribe. Turn on the notification. And if you have any questions, drop it in the comments. Let us know. 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