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awards for his lifetime contribution towards handloom sector including the prestigious Sun Kabir Award in 2013, World Craft Council Award 2014, UNESCO Award three times, National Award in 1991, State Award in 1989 from Government of Orissa and in 2019 he was also honored with the lead title from Gangadhar Mahir University, Sambalpur. We have with us Mr. Jalpeet Singh. So the general manager at the Indian Hotel Company Limited is an IHCA loyalist having devoted over 16 years of service in ICL. A pre-opening expert he has been engaged in this industry for the last 23 years has worked across East, West and North of India. We have with us Mr. Mitramanu Chaudhary, a partner with EY, leads the economic development practice of EY in East and North East India. He also manages the newly opened Orissa office of EY. As part of his work he advises various government on ways to improve private sector investment and create livelihood opportunities for people in sectors such as industries, tourists, ITITS, textile, handloom and handicraft among many others. He has been working very closely with Department of Tourism, Government of Orissa for the last six years and has been supporting Government of Orissa in transforming the tourism sector of the state. We have with us Mr. Satyaki Bose, founder of Orissa My Time Outdoor Adventure, a Water and Land Adventure Expedition organizer. Orissa My Time Outdoor Adventure started in December 2016. They have been organizing customized camping activities, water sports, road trips and mountain trekking for its customers. Mr. Bose was also a former site manager with Kalinga drivers before he started his own venture. So I now request Professor Sampat Kumar Swine to take this session forward from here. So good afternoon. One and all present here. I must express my gratitude to the August TV for creating such a wonderful platform for creating convergence of ideas and thoughts on a very pertinent topic on which the whole world over has been debating, contemplating, deliberating for the last, I may say, 50 years or more than that. So, you know, the theme of this panel discussion is sustainable tourism practices and collaboration and what are the India strategies as far as global perspective is concerned. With this background, there are panel members who have been drawn from different backgrounds. So let me briefly introduce the theme to the Lornad audience and to the Lornad panel members so that they will warm up so that the discussion will be taken in the right direction. Because the debate on sustainable tourism, because I'm a teacher, I'm a researcher and I'm a consultant. So primarily you may blame me being a theorist, but I started my career as a practitioner from the ground. So I have seen the functioning of the tourism from very, very close distance. So I don't speak as a teacher from the experience of a classroom. So there is a combination of my extensive reading and publications in very respectable journals. At the same time, my post-doctoral research studies on sustainable tourism development. So this is a buzzword. Many of us use the word sustainable tourism development, sustainable development, sustainability without knowing, must deep into the relevance of the particular term and methodology. This is purely a western concept and which was coined immediately after the book written by Carson Silent Spring. So that brought too much a revolution in the USA, more importantly, how to protect the nature, culture, ecosystem and human being from the massive industrialization in the name of mass consumption. So therefore, with this background, you know, tourism, as all of us know, we need to promote tourism. We need to attract as many tourists as possible to a particular destination, to make the destination economical viable so that the country or destination will be largely benefited from the economic revenue. If it is the fact, then there must be different strategies. So therefore, tourism cannot be sustainable because some of you may ask me a question, why do you state such a sentence?   So creating a coordination and integration is a huge challenge. But certainly, however, nevertheless, there have been significant developments and changes in creating sensitization awareness among the users of the tourism resources. So tourism is a sector which is primarily governed by demand forces and supply forces because it is a economic driver, driver of the economic development of a country. So should we try to understand tourism from the economy perspective or the supply perspective? So this background, because the sustainable development in 1987 when the Brooklyn Commission published the report, namely Our Common Future, so the definition briefly states about the present and the future. So that one, that means we should not be too much euphoric, too much excited about the present resources. And we should not say resources are unlimited, resources are abundant, our resources are immeasurable, resources are limited. And if these resources will not be utilized optimally or judiciously, economically, perhaps there will be a huge threat in the future. So with this background, the definition of tourism was also coined from the line of the sustainable development. Now for the last 30 years, most of the tourism players including hotels, resorts, golf courses, because they are the major users of the resources present in the airports, massive airports, they are the major users of the resources. So there is a disequilibrium between resource management and resource conservation. Because resource is one, water is one, air is one. So tourism largely depends on the quality of the resources, not the quantity of the resources. So the question arises, whether we go for a quantitative tourism or quantitative tourism. So if you go for quantitative tourism, perhaps that will be a threat to the sustainable development. So we need to go for qualitative development on tourism. With this background, because I am a moderator, so I will summarize when all the panelists would put for their viewpoints and their practices, because we have with us the general manager from the Taj Hotel, Bhubaneswar, as he is going to present what are the best practices in adherence to the sustainable tourism to all of us. And Mr. Mitrabhanu, who is a consultant who is working with the Ernest Jung, which is one of the largest consulting firms worldwide, he is also going to present some of the experiences of the Ernest Jung implementing the sustainable projects all over the country, mostly tourism projects. And Mr. Mayor, because as all of you know, he has a background of the imminent river, our winning river. So he is going to present about how tourism can be integrated with the textile and the sustainable approaches. And Mr. Bose, who has been into kayaking business, mostly it is one of the adventure sports. And he has been experimenting this particular idea, you may say, startup in the river Mahanadi. So now let me invite the from the industry Mr. Jaspreet. So let him speak. What are the best practices that the Taj Hotel in particular and the group in general has been doing on sustainable practices? What are the quality efforts the group is taking up? Mr. Jaspreet please. Thank you so much, Ardess. And thank you, Professor Swain for giving a brief description and understanding about sustainability. Sustainability is one of a key factor which is changing the markets and how we exploit our resources in the current world. In the current times when things are changing, we are running short of right quality of drinking water. We are running short of right oxysons we have already spoken about when we have seen the world changing its dynamics in COVID era when even oxygen was one of the primest thing which we were all running for. So in 2022 as I represent the IHCL fraternity IHCL came with a framework which was called Pathya. So Pathya is basically a word which has been took from the Sanskrit word which says path and in a positive way how we take along all our stakeholders, all our trust and values to bring that into one aspect so that we contribute in the one great cause which is called sustainability. So to make you understand all of you that how as a brand we are working on that is this the key driver is the six pillars which I would like you to understand. One is the we constantly progress on a sustainable growth as a brand and we are doing multiple acts to make sure that we become as a sustainable company. We preserve our heritage, we work on prudent corporate governance, we govern whatever acts we do, we measure them, we work on that how we are securing those points. We promise for being socially responsible through our multiple acts and we promote the environmental leadership and we also partner with transformation. Whatever is happening in the society, whatever we are witnessing, we partner with that. So and I would also like to rephrase what our founder, chairman Mr. Jamshedji, Tata once spoke that community is heart of the business and that is what I would like to comment here that our honorable MD Mr. Puneet Chhatwal has also spoken on the same line that is how we came with this framework of the pathya. So as a commitment our company has certain guidelines which we are following to follow that other than those pillars which have been laid and clearly demarcated that what we do but then we have commitments to the society. Those commitments are the goal sets by 2030 that we will achieve these parameters as a hospital company in this way we are operating all across the world. Just to convey you that we are a company we have been committed to operate, run and operate our own around 350 hotels by 2025. So this is a remarkable number which all of you understand that will make a lot of difference if we progress in the way where sustainability is a bigger cause. So as a company we will strive for 100 percent elimination of single use plastic in all our hotels and you have been witnessing you one of you would be going lot of you would be going in the hotels of Taj in witnessing that we are using we are not using our single use plastics in our hotel we are eliminated plastic bottles wherever we could we are we are implementing water recycling plants in our hotel through multiple way we are making sure that 100 percent water which we use is recycled in our hotels and we are bringing lot of technology to make sure that that has been implemented and that has been done. The second point is that in every hotel of ours we will make sure that we use organic waste composters. So we create lot of organic waste in the hotels through our food waste through the the horticulture what we have in the hotels we make sure that we use them we recycle them and we sell them or we use them in the hotel or we gift it to our guest as compost which can be used entirely for the entirely for the society. Water recycling is what is one of the major thing which we are all speaking water is one of the biggest concern we are living in a world where we are constantly speaking about Bangalore one of our Indian city which is running short of water it is a similar story which we have witnessed few years back in Cape Town. So we don't want as a company that we become a cause for that and that's why we're making sure we recycle our water we have plants right now available in hotels who recycle the water we plant them in a pathya bottles and those are portable drinking water totally safe drink ready for drinking in our restaurants in our rooms for our guests who are staying with us we make sure that by 20 20 30 50 percent of the renewal electricity electricity used in the hotels will be renewable so whether that is from the solar electricity whether that is from the windmills we will be making sure that that's a commitment to the society part of the pathya guidelines 100% hotels by 2030 will be EV recharge friendly as our hotel the Crown ICL selection is also is we are also following a lot of certain measures to support the society you would have been the guest of this hotel multiple times and I would have witnessed that how we support the society and the culture of Odisha by our majestic welcomes when you come at the porch those local singers perform and welcome you to make you feel that you are in a state of Odisha but they also make you feel that how we support our society how we support those some specific clans who are the custodians of the true culture of Odisha parallely there are multiple experiences which have been created from food and beverage to room decor which are all oriented towards the towards the support to the society and to the to to make sure that wherever we giving we make sure we are giving them back to a culture I think that's all thank you professor so I also and I'll request my other panelists to take it forward thank you good afternoon everyone and I'll start with what they talked about in terms of responsible and sustainability in tourism and he spoke it from a perspective of hotelier from a unit perspective I would like to talk to you about how not only from a particular hotel or hospitality unit but rather in the entire tourism value chain we're talking about tourism as a business how governments and regulators and policymakers are trying to ensure sustainability and responsible tourism across the entire value chain starting from planning till execution and when you when I say that this also includes the infrastructure that is being built most of the let's take Odisha's an example about 40% forest coverage and the entire coastal belt is is almost you know a forest or a CRZ zone and that has development limitations now what government has done and government is doing both from government of indians and the state government they are encouraging and working with the various private investors to create models for sustainable infrastructure which includes prefabricated material loghearts, tree houses and everything that fits under the mandate with CRZ and the forest authorities lay down to ensure that a sustainable infrastructure is created, infrastructure that does not impede on the on the forest areas on the natural inhabitants and that takes care of the infrastructure bit. Going beyond that and most of the people a panelist in the welcome in the initial session talked about is that tourists nowadays are not looking at only infrastructure and coming at staying at hotel, they're looking at experiences, they're looking at activities to be done and that is where the community gets involved and again from a policy point of view we make it a point to ensure that wherever particular tourism unit is being developed it is not a standalone unit, it is a cluster of units together that obviously make it sustainable from an economic point of view as well as create a holistic ecosystem where the local people, the people in the surrounding villages, in the surrounding towns, if it's a forest area the EDC, the VACS, the people who work with that they are then trained and upskilled to work as hospitality stakeholders and when I say stakeholders it ranges from working as cooks, working as hotel managers, working as bellboys and the entire hospitality manpower to providing guided tools, creating experiences, being cab drivers and that entire indirect value sheet that entire tourism industry creates and that is how governments and regulators are trying to imbibe the community into the tourism ecosystem and that's where I think the sustainability and responsibility comes in when it comes to the operations mandate. Third, I think what governments are also doing right now and across board, I mean we have been trying to do it in the state for some time and there are states like Karnataka, Kerala, etc. we have been doing this for a few years now, is involved the community in the decision making as to what all can be done, how can particular destinations be improved and how can the community be part of it. So I mean Satyaki is here, he will talk about it. For water sports was an example, it was an activity the government of Odisha took up with long coastline, a lot of water bodies, lakes, rivers, etc. We thought that was one area which had a lot of potential to be explored. One on one and you provide a adventure opportunity, a water sports opportunity, an engaging opportunity to tourists not only for people coming out of the state but also for day tourists. Second, you provide a sustainable stream of livelihood to people who are engaged in the entire trade, people who invest in the machinery, people who work as instructors, as drivers, as operators and we see water sports as tourism activity flourishing across the state and we are now working towards taking that to a different level of creating water best amusement parks, scaling up into caravan tourism, scaling up into yacht and other tourism where the infrastructure will be created by government and similarly people can be engaged in various economic and revenue generating activities. The idea again from government point of view is that whatever you do, create an asset, give it over to the community or a private entity to operate but the ultimate aim is create a revenue stream that becomes sustainable for the people, for the local community for years to come and that creates a economic cycle which leads them to focus on tourism and tourism related activities rather than looking at sustainable agriculture or deforestation or other activities that they traditionally used to be part of. So Professor, I think this is what I wanted to talk right now, I will delve later into how other aspects have been taken up. Thank you. How tourism department say that you believe some manner of career, I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. I think. It is our culture. It is our culture and our tradition. It is our home and home. It is our home. When I was born in Silpakram, I was born in Nishchidbhav. I was born in Swabhgoyongadhar. I was born in Padmasi, Silpakuru. I have been living in 600 countries every year. I have been living in many countries, but I have been suffering from COVID. When I look at my culture, I have been born in Bandhashilp. I have been born in Bandhakola. When I was a student in Bandhakola, I was born in Sambalpuri, Bandhakola. I was born in Sampur, Rojota. I was born in Habaspuri, Kanyam. I was born in Koraputra, Kutpat Shadi. I was born in Maniamandra, Khandu. I was born in Nizhanyu, Anchala. I was born in Gorbana. I was born in Sambalpuri, Kanyam. When I was born in Silpakram, I was born in Puri. I was born in Patvar. I was born in Kottakura, Tarkashi. That is how I was born. I was born in Nishchidbhav. I was born in Gaurava. I was born in Gaurava. I was born in Vidya as per the Metropolis of Samosa. I was born in 1878. I was born in Vidya as per the Metropolis of Samosa. I was born in Sambalpuri, Anchala. I was born in Puri. Jota ki amar ojo silpogramro maninota desh hondi tino ti gramo ku. Dekhondu tabahare bhihinno anchal ochi. Jota ki nijaspaal, anchalro karigari nekreshara prasiddhala karichi. Semitipro kare silpogrammane ahori srishti ho. Ebon sejaga manankore, sejshilpogramkura ochi inoda karigari sejahare bhihinno hooding madhyamore, banner madhyamore, poster madhyamore, LED TV madhyamore, eita madhyamore da prachar prasar kare jo. Tahaile se anchalro ebon hodisara sumana sunama da munchikura bhi pari ho. Kolagram chi neto hi pari ho. Tapaare jo anchalro jo paraputra manai ek amo kori kori, jatiya sarori, andhar jatiya sarori, ebon padmasri madhyapai kori. Semane kamo kori jundi sei paraputra manankoro manu koro viswari kote pustaka. Pustaka kare amo dhyottari sumata panashala kori kori prakas koru. Ao jo jaga manankore, manai jo anchalro e relueshti sanachi, relueshti asad manankore, sei anchalro bistrudh bhi paro ne dekori paraputra manankoro, fattu madhyas tapana kore, nishti bhavare loko jo manai ki gharu bharu jandi seman nishti bhavare sara jani pari be, je e anchalro ehi kamo da prasidhala apakori kori semanan nishti bhavajani pari be. Ebon antar jatiya sarori madhyamore, bhihinno anchalro jami ti prakare, aneshti buvane ekanamishalro. Rajiv Gandhi jata bale thile bhartra pradhan mantri, se samare bhartu sabahitla videshre, ebon Indian Council for Cultural Relation, se dilliru nekri bhihinno amo jo syilpi mananku desh videshre, bharatusthap kuru ko kuru thala, ao se ti amo kola ka, kola ebon kola kar mananku semanan se ti pradhasit kuru thili, ao se ti sunamta arjan kuru thili. Apana manan jani thi be, bhihinno sanghrahalo yoshi, antar jatiya sanghrahalo yamana yoshi, samaste kola ko prasinsa karundi, kundu kola kar ku jani par nanti. To se viswari madhyo, aamoro jeu tourism department rochi, kola kar ku prakure sammanan da batta, ebon kola kar ku, agradhikar bhavare seman ku lukala chanukani ba, seta anishti bhavare mo monakore, ebon tourism department roi takute dhamana daitho yoshi.  And when it comes to the culture, the culture, the culture, the culture, the tradition, etc. And in the future, if there is any opportunity, we will be able to discuss it in the future. We will be able to understand it and talk about it. And when we don't have the opportunity to discuss sustainable tourism, we will be able to discuss it in the future. Together with the discussion, we will be able to discuss it in the future. We will be able to discuss it in the future. Thank you, Mr. Mehrabu. Thank you, Mr. Pashmodi for all your questions. Hello everyone, good afternoon. Thank you for inviting me on the stage. I would like to say that we have started our experiment with sustainable tourism. It is camps and kayaks. It is the main project of camping and kayaking. We use natural resources to promote camptier tourism. Camptier youths are also involved in water sports, recreational sports, adventure sports. Kaya King and Sailing is an Olympic-recognized sport. We have to know our audience, mostly. We have to go to India team and play outside. Our audience doesn't have any players. I am focusing on the sport, which I will be doing outside. As an athlete, I will be doing kayaking and sailing. I am also targeting sports tourism. For example, football matches, hockey tournaments, etc. We have seen a lot of tourists outside. I am also very interested in this experience. I am focusing on that. The coastline of the audience is 480-500 km. There are many activities and activities. The water sports team has recently started. There is a new concept of camping. We have seen it outside. But we don't have to do anything else. It will start slowly. Tourism department is also focusing on that. The rural villages, forests, coastal areas are not accessible. We are also organizing camping. As tourists are not allowed to go, they are allowed to experience village life. Plus, they are allowed to experience beauty. They are allowed to return to activities. We have kept this target. We are not accessible places in Odisha. We are very accessible in Odisha. Odisha's roads are very good. Odisha's bi-roads are being promoted. The infrastructure and development department is also involved in the local villages. I have also had the idea to host a committee. There is also an employment body. We are also working in the training area. Local rural places. I am certified as a lifeguard, as a camp team leader. I am also the host of the committee. Our target is a large area of adventure sports in Odisha. It is also in India. There are many places in India where you can experience outdoor tourism. But it is not possible in Odisha. We are very happy to have you here. Thank you. Thank you, Goswabu. We have been doing a small experiment at Kayaking River in Mahanadi. We are not familiar with soft-adventure tourism or low-impact tourism. It is a set-out. We are not familiar with sustained-route tourism. In this panel discussion, we will have questions and answers from the audience. If there are any questions or panel members, we will answer them. The 20th-century-old Manchava Forum, Taraju Suchank, 40 countries have been involved in this history. If there is any country that is in the nature, then it is in India. And especially in Odisha, in the region of Prakruti-Rani, in the region of Prakruti-Pradatta, we have a situation. On September 27, we were worried about the nature of the country. But every day, we were worried about the nature of the country. Today in Kuryapur Balad, we all call God and God to participate in the national and national events. The competition does not work. We will see the present situation, but we will not participate in a war or modern civilized conduct of our humanity. The farmers and the farmers will be forced to join in the〜 On the other hand, the international community, like Dubai, Berlin, Switzerland, and so on. I would like to express my gratitude to all the people of India, who have contributed so much to the success of our country in London. I would like to express my gratitude to the people of London who have contributed so much to the success of our country in London. All the people who have contributed so much to the success of our country in London, are all the people in the world. We need the great help of our people who have contributed so much to the success of our country in London. Today, when we are coming to its peak, I am not done operating companies. I am doing all I can not do, if I am willing to pay my salary. I will answer the question as per the procedure. The culture of independence is completely fine. For the last thirty to forty years, the culture of textiles, handlooms, culture, was not done by the government. We have seen it across India. We lost a lot of heritages in the black period. Currently, we are reviving the culture. It takes time. The people who lived in Kuala didn't know about it. The generation of Kuala people didn't know about it. It's not happening today. So, the old tradition and the rich tradition are very difficult, but they are there. We have to project and present the culture. We have to attract tourists. When I say tourists, it's not only tourists, but also people from the art and culture background. I think that is something we need to do. It's a challenge. There is no evidence. But I will tell you something else. Thank you. I will tell you something. If we had done 2,000 works in the community, if we had done 2,000 in 2018, if we had done 2,000 in 2020, we would have done 7,000 in 2020. Look at the number. If we had done 13% of the work, we would have lost our lives. But the cultural shift we have done is to welcome tourists, to treat them. Recently, a small episode was completed in the Netherlands by a tourist oscillate. He was robbed of all his material. It was a small episode. It had a very negative impact on the state. It was outside the media. He would go back and not speak too many good words. I tried to help him to help him. But there are a lot of such activities, a lot of instances that help tourism. The whole idea is how, as we, the citizens of the state, we are guaranteed tourism. We ensure that this is culturally imbibed in what we do in our daily life. There are states that have done that. So, I think we should learn from them. If the state is there, we should slowly pick up. If the society is not strong enough, We all when we start working Our whole nature is weak. We make the cloth of tourism take half the amount of the cloth but it will be for the family of the自我, If the rich are rich, My question is for Mr. Satyaki Bose, are we having snorkeling in any of the areas in Odisha, if not, or is there any possibility for future exploring that possibility of having snorkeling in the woods? Yes, sir. There are a lot of places to snorkel and… Sorry? There are a lot of places to experience diving and snorkeling in Odisha also. There are few places in Mahanadi and there are few places near Chhatrapur also. Are we having that activities now? Yes, sir. We actually do customized expeditions also for people. As expeditions, like if you want a road-based, land-based expeditions or it's a water-based expeditions, we can organize them also. Thank you. Sir, my question is for Mr. Satyaki Bose. The question is… We do expeditions, we do adventure sports. Okay. And we work in the same line. But sir, my question is, are you aware of any such thing, whether we have any policy in the state about the adventure tourism policy? Specifically. There is… There is… Moreover, suppose we have a water-based adventure sports policy. So, is there any such policy right now in the Odisha? Not yet, sir. But we have water sports guidelines also, which we… I think it's a problem. Thanks, Gagunabu. So, I think what we have right now is Odisha board rules, which take care of the basic fitness certificates and other aspects of security aspects of water sports equipment. We are in the process of creating a comprehensive policy on adventure sports and water sports currently. Government has created a draft policy and we have submitted our feedback. But the state government will create its own policy as well. Right now it's only the Odisha board rules which take care of water-based recreation activities. But there is a gap in terms of adventure activities and its regulation, which we intend to take up through that policy. But the short answer to your question is, no right now. So, Tamane sir, Odisha government, what is the policy? Because without having a policy, it's dangerous. It is dangerous. And not only dangerous, there is a gap as to who is the authority to regulate and certify and ensure safety. So, that is precisely why we want to come up with a policy. Government has also created a draft, but I think we will customize it to what the state's requirement is. You know, we have more requests as a tour operator. Sir, we... As soon as possible, we should come up with a policy. Without the adventure tourism policy or the sports tourism policy, whatever you call it. I think it is very difficult to promote. Sir, we are actually all the instructors we have, all the lifeguards, everyone is certified from National Institute of Water Sports Goa. And we have been in this field for like 10 years.  But without having a state policy, I think it is sometimes different. Not only that, we are also speaking to NAWS to have a center in Odisha, so that the approvals are facilitated and expedited. So, we are trying our best, hopefully we should have it soon. Thank you, sir. Thank you. I am very proud to add because as he has started the venture, so the question of policy comes. So, therefore, there must be well-defined comprehensive policy to regulate any such activities which have complete interest with the nature. Your questions, you all taken. I have two specific questions to Mr. Sadhu. One is when you are talking about responsible tourism and sustainable tourism. So, you are only focusing on one part, that is the service providers. How about the people, those who are at the receiving end, extended, you know, communities? My second question is, if there is any policy to integrate climate justice into sustainable tourism. Can you repeat your first question? First question is when you are talking about two things, talking about sustainable tourism and responsible tourism. I think they go hand in hand, but your focus is mainly on the service provider side. So, how about the receivers? How you integrate their concern, if they are being educated? They are actually, if you are providing anything to the extended communities, getting affected by your operations. And second, one I said, how you integrate climate justice into your accents and policies. So, thank you. Right. I am happy that you have understood what I have presented first because you have understood what as a brand we are doing, what as a company we are doing. But, parallelly, what we are doing, we are also promoting the supply chains also, what you want to understand that, what we are giving to the society, that's one part, but how we are making sure that, how we are providing sustenance in kind of what we are consuming as a company also. See, there are multiple things. One, I have always spoken that we are engaging a lot of manpower, where we have to support the art forms, the, like we have a specific place like Pipli and Raghurajpur. So, our lot of sourcing is from there to make sure. Recently, I have to give you an example like, we recently did a Christmas tree at our hotel, which was totally delivered in kind of sustenance. We made sure that whatever we procured for the Christmas tree was from Raghurajpur. So, all that art form, whatever was done, we made sure that whether it is a Christmas tree, but it represents the culture and arts of Odisha. And, parallelly, looking at the supply chains, what we consume as food and beverage company, and because we provide a lot of food and beverage, we make sure that we are more sustainable. Our packaging from the source are, we look forward for reducing the quality of plastic in packaging wherever we... So, it's a going on process. So, we all look for achieving that, and as I've spoken that our goals are set for 2020, for zero plastic and especially single-use plastic, and we're working on that. So, I think I've answered what you wanted to understand from me. Thank you. Thank you. Mr. Jaljit, I have one question and one suggestion to also road to make to you. First thing is that I appreciate what Tata Group is doing in their hotels like using the recycled water and using stone and other things, sustainable matters as far as decoration purpose is concerned. But, at the same time, I would like to ask whether do you follow any R&D when it comes to using the recycled or the sustainable products? R&D is also a good part which needs to be considered. Like when I use your products in the rooms, like the wooden comb, the bamboo rangers, I don't get that feeling that the comb, when I use it, I don't get a good combing. When I use that rager, I don't get that much, that good saving. So, do you also invest in the good R&D where we can use the same sustainable products and the experience is also good? Second, my suggestion is that can you provide the customers, the guests an option to go for khadi bed linens or cotton bed linens instead of the kind of bed linens that you use, which is mostly polypropylene kind of things. So, please give them some option where they can offer khadi or cotton bed linens instead of the artificial ones. So, to answer your question number one, which was part number one is you spoke about the quality aspect of sustenance and as I have spoken in my previous reply also that this is an ongoing phase of sustenance and as a human race we have started, especially as many leels I would say that, we have understood that there is a big requirement of sustenance else the generations will lack quality air, quality water to survive and we will see multiple things which will be here after what we have witnessed in COVID. So, coming back to your quality question is R&Ds are not just by the Indian hotel company R&Ds are also done by the manufacturers and producers. Parallel when you spoke about quality of a comb, a wooden comb and I would say that I am a regular user of a wooden comb while I will refrain myself of using a shaving razor but I am a regular user of a wooden comb it gives you a very different experience and while we will be using from all the time the wooden, the plastic combs which used to create a static current when we used to comb our hairs versus a wooden comb so the experience is very very different and they are all made for your usage in the room but they are also quite a giveaways for you to take them away when you stay in our hotel and use them till the time you can because I understand that they may not survive for long versus a plastic package or a plastic comb but till the time they are you should enjoy but I also got your feedback from this question that we may have to look into the quality aspects of them so we are constantly delivering, striving for delivering quality for our guests and customers so we will take this as a feedback also and take it forward thank you thank you My question to the boss of Satya whether we should go to Kajakram or Kaurichanti where is the start-up? we have started the start-up registration so if we get the guidelines that we are doing in Kajakram and in rural tourism we should go to an unexplored place and wherever we are we should go to our own country if we go to our own country if we don't see our own country then it's a good attempt and if we see our own country in Kajakram then it's not up to us if we see our own country then it's not up to us actually our society is developing it's not a big problem where there is a sustainable story if a visitor doesn't come regularly then it's not sustainable or if the Kauruchanti program continues that is the sustainability this is the example so it's very good but what we are doing we need to do something we will definitely come sure sir good afternoon everyone we can wind up so I am Sundar Alashena Rohila we can... students actually we will just take one question you can represent the students and we can take just one last question and you can of course have discussion of the diocese please good afternoon everyone Ashutosh this side I am from Maitreya Mubnesha my question to the panellists actually before some days unable prime minister taken oath to reach the Indian tourism industry till 20 lakhs crore in 2030 and in 2030 the STD goal was completed so my question to the sodissas so you are the major stakeholder of tourism industry in India belonging to ISL France so give some suggestion how the root levels of the stakeholders can complete fine and justifying the sustainable development goal and complete the aim of unable prime ministers we are achieving 20 lakhs crore in tourism markets please sir can you go a little... this is about millennium development goals no no sir sustainable development goals no in 2030 we are complete the STD goals in 2030 sustainable development goals in 2030 and unable prime minister before some day they are take initiative to complete 20 lakhs crore to reach the tourism market till 2030 to 20 lakhs crore so let me briefly answer your questions yes sir because this is an endeavour to achieve in the next 20 to 30 years yes so what Jaspreet ji has presented us this particular hotel has set an example you take the example ITC also so they have set the example of contributing to the nature contributing to the society giving back to the people so this is a small attempt by a credible hotel so that all other stakeholders will get motivated and you know sustainable development goals which are the goals which can be achieved by doing continuous efforts so which cannot be achieved in a short term so it requires a long term attempt so we can discuss more during the long session thank you because they are running short of time thank you thank you so much and indeed can we have a big round for all our panellists and our moderator very interesting and engaging session because complete retention from our audience as well so without any further delay I will once again request Mr. Mithil Anandasini anchor and bulletin producer Argus news to present the vote of thanks thank you very much I would like to ask a question I have a few questions and of course it is a learning session thank you very much Mr. Jalprit Singh Sothi Mr. Mitrabhan Choudhry Dr. Surendra Meher and Mr. Satya Kibos thank you very much for the support of the family and the help of our community and we have successfully brought Mr. Sanjeev Kumar to the stage to present the vote and I would like to go to the stage with token of love yes we never let our panellists go without presenting a token of appreciation from our side so we have with us Mr. Sanjay Janna editor-in-chief Argus news to present the mementos to all our esteemed guests sometimes can we have a big round of applause for all of them very beautiful and the audience we have full engagement and I am sure some of the other questions which are left unanswered you can take them off the dice with our guests our panellists and our moderator I would like to thank you and of course we will go to group photograph number we will have a group photograph and capture the memory of this conclave Smriti I will request Smriti Lagna to also join on stage for the group photograph thank you to all our panellists our moderator Mr. Shree Janna well ladies and gentlemen it's now time to take a short lunch break I have to say short because we are running out of time so we request everyone to please join us back by 2.55 p.m. so that we can start our post-lunch sessions by 3 p.m. and the lunch has been arranged in front of the swimming pool swimming pool there is a lunch arrangement I will invite my guests to have lunch 2.55 p.m. we will come to this hall and start our post-lunch sessions thank you so much


Hello, in this lecture we will define check. According to fundamental accounting principles, while 22nd edition, the definition of check is document signed by a depositor, instructing the bank to pay a specific amount to a designated recipient. When we look at a check, we can see a couple features of the check. Usually we're going to have a pre-numbered check number here as basically an internal control. We will then have, of course, the date of the check. It's going to be paid to the order of. This is going to be the recipient of the check who can then deposit that check and the bank should redeem the check. We then have the amount that we will put here. And then, of course, we're going to write out the dollar amount as well. There's a difference between the amount here and the written amount. We usually go by the written amount. And then we typically will have the signature here. And of course, on the deposit of the check, we will have the signature of the person depositing the check on the back of the document.


Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the AccessToTrader.com weekend update show. Hope everybody is having a great start to the weekend. Hope everybody is having a good time trading. Again, market is setting up really, really well. We'll talk about that in a second. Most important part is we are getting a lot of good signs of a really good end of the year rut. Now again, traditionally for all you guys have been trading for a long time, or even about two, three, even four years, this is kind of a sweet spot for the market for speculation money. Traditionally again, this is no guarantees, but traditionally this is the cycle of really good bullish market flow. You have the Halloween, right? You have the Halloween rally, then spilled over into the Thanksgiving rally, then spilled over into the Santa Claus rally. And then you have that January effect spilling over to the first quarter of the new year. Now again, is this a time of the year that is guaranteed to produce a rally? Absolutely not. I think a couple of years ago we had a very, very aggressive sell off towards end of the year and spilling over into the first quarter, but traditionally it is a very, very good time for equities. And again, we started getting some pretty good clues over the last week. Number one, again, we've been getting good data from the whole Chinese trade war little by little. We're getting little clues. Last weekend we had that news. Last Friday we had that news that they were initiating phase one of talks. Again, nothing materialistic, no concrete news, no details. But again, they are agreeing that they were going to sit down for another meeting. Okay, that's great. But more important, any negative headlines right now are starting to fade. Okay, and nobody's really dwelling on them headline for headline like they did for the last several months that every single time there was a hiccup from the other side of the aisle, whether it's the Chinese or the Americans. The market reacted very, very aggressively towards that direction. Now we're kind of like riding the ship. We're slowly but surely just kind of studying on materialistic news that has no facts, which is good. Because again, the market is getting numb to it. But now we are in earnings season. Okay. And the most important part of market structure is actually having companies trade on their own merits. So traditionally, if a company is good, the stock price is going to go higher. If the company is bad, they come out with bad earnings, well, the price is going to go lower. So at least we are standing on a catalyst and not moving up or down on same non-materialistic news and same non-materialistic facts that we've been hearing on and off now three, four, 12 times a week on a daily basis Chinese war on, trade towards war. So that's a good thing. Okay. Most important part is where we are technically. If you look at what the market did for the week, you can't really paint a picture of how good the price action was this week. And how good the money flow for speculation capital. Okay. Number one, we closed over this one 90 58 area, right? Everybody you see that this is the area we talked about for a weeks and weeks and weeks. And we closed above that level for several days. And we started building that was very, very important. Despite the market selling off pretty macro wise on Friday. Okay. The NASDAQ was down. You had the doubt that 245 points. If you see here, and this is guy again with the basic point of technical analysis is there's nothing random. If you see where the NASDAQ 100 stop where the cues, they stopped right at where the breakout started and bounce again. There's nothing random about technical analysis. So again, please save your opinions. Again, stocks are either going to trade technically and trade organically or they're not. Okay. You don't need to give an opinion.  It's very, very important. I think the most important part of what we saw today was and again, I'm not a small cat trader. Okay. I was one about eight, nine years ago. I used to swing trade them. I used to have a big book and I used to swing trade them. And again, once all these alert services started popping up and 3000 people started buying the same stock. That died for me. Okay, that died. I switched the pittots and the rest is history, but I'm not a small cat trader. I haven't been one for years. But what I like what I saw today, and it kind of gives me kind of some good light on what's going to happen next is a lot of these small-cap stocks, they woke up aggressively this week. Okay. And you don't need to trade them to kind of your own social media. You kind of see all these stocks just going absolutely nuts. SES, BIMI. And again, this is like 20 other, this is like 20 other ones. But again, there is a point to this.  And this is crap, right?  But again, this is your thing. This is your thing. It's not a testament if you should trade them or not. But the point is the fact that these stocks were able to go up 200, 300, 400% in a day, that is called speculation money. Okay. The market is fueled by speculation money. So when you look at a Tesla, a Netflix, an Amazon, all the things that I trade all the time, there is nothing more aggressive than somebody's willing to pay 400% for a stock that's up in the day. Okay. It's just the most important part. And if you look at that, and if you look at that, and it's correlating into the market where we are about to enter the sweet spot into the traditional fourth quarter speculation money, all that adds up into a potential really, really good market. Is anything guaranteed? Absolutely not. But again, these are things that over the years, you collect the data, right? We always talk about collecting data. And the most important part is mentally having an opinion now of what's going to happen next. Now, despite the indexes, I think the Dow is down like 2% and you had a half percent rise on both the Nasdaq 100 and S&P, but despite the very, very flat action of the indexes this week. And again, if you traded this week, if you're an active trader, it was an incredibly aggressive week. Same culprits, right? Same culprits. Again, we're kind of removing the small cap area out of this focus. But if you look at the same stocks, and again, I pretty much trade the same names over and over and over again, you can see how good the measure potential was on the beta names this week. You had Roku, which is an absolute monster, not only on the way up, but on the way down. We'll talk about that in a second. Netflix, really, really good opportunities on the day they announced earnings. And then the following day, which was Friday, continuation move from Friday's sell-off, Tesla was a monster a whole week to the upside. And then Friday gave a really, really aggressive pivot to the downside. And the most important part is they are all measured potential. And again, I know a lot of you, especially newer option traders, I'm not an options trader, but again, I do know measure potential. The most sweet spot for these things are towards the end of the week. And if you saw the moves on Friday, the Netflix monster washout, the BYND monster move down, the Roku complete monster flush, you'll realize the biggest measure potential is always towards the end of the week, especially on Friday. Again, speculation money is coming into the arena. You saw Amazon, when the stock was at $1777, I tweeted this out, $1.4 million bet on the November 1750 puts. I mean, from that bet, the stock literally went down about the 2022 points in about an hour, so you're getting good measure potential. So if you are a brand new options trader, and again, I can't tell you how to facilitate your trade. But again, if you are talking about measure potential, that's the time to put on your bets. Towards the end of the week, Thursday, especially Friday, when the big, big aggressive measure moves occur, and that's when you get the most aggressive volume bets, money flow bets in the options market on those weekly. So that Friday could be a really, really good spot for you. So going into this week, again, the market is good until it's not. And again, I know it's a very, very kind of weird statement. But again, until we get any type of any type of other evidence to suggest that back tests are just the occurrence of a very, very big aggressive move up, and we have a seasonality of strength in our future, then you have to give the benefit to the bulls. And again, as long as we stay above this range here, right, as long as we stay above this one 90 fifties level close bases on the QQQs, you have to give the bulls the benefit of the doubt. Again, don't talk about opinions. Don't talk about what you think is going to happen in three months from now in a certain stock. Nobody cares about that technical analysis is the most purest thing you're ever going to meet.  Okay, but again, I said this all the time, if you are one of these stubborn traders and you're fighting price action, okay, taking the latter, right, the other side of the trade of price action, well, you're going to be in God's hands. And the most important part is when you are trading, you're trading price action, I don't care if it's long, short and different delta neutral, whatever the case may be, price action is much smarter than you. It's much wealthier than you and price action doesn't care about your opinion. So stop focusing on being right and being profitable. Going to this week, I am bullish until it's not. I believe if we stay above 90 58, we're going to start rallying the big macro key level going into this area. A close above 94 71 is super important. That is the area from September the 12th. Obviously that's going to be bullish and any close and again, this is where we don't trade from rose colored glasses, we trade from technical analysis. If the market closes above one 94 71 and the cues super bullish, if we close below this range that took quite a while to get through, if we close below that one 90 50 area, which will correlate with the 10 day moving average again for all you guys have been trading with me for about nine years, you know that the 10 day moving average is the birth of the trade. So closing below the 10 day moving average will be well. I don't want to use the word death of the trade, but at least an orderly back test will take place. So one 94 71 to the upside one 90 50 to the downside close everything else in between. Again, use your own individual process, your approach to put stakes in the freezer. If you trade pivots with us, you obviously know the top of the market and the bottom of the market are, you know, very, very small part of what we do. It's those sneaky channels, the meat right the meat of the sandwich that give us the most value so very good solid week. The same names over and over and over again again this is the market you don't you don't need to trade 600 different stocks anymore. Again, I trade the same names over and over again because again, we know their tendencies. We know the ranges we know exactly the areas that a good aggressive volume will come in because that's the arbitrage that's the edge. And when these channels confirm whether to the upside to downside, usually good things are following between. So if you look at Friday session. Again, pretty, pretty good session again by and the has just been in death mode. Congratulations for all you guys who've been short all the way down every week. You know, every week you just look, you know, hear me giving levels to where it should take its next like down. I believe was last week was 133 133 was the low right 133 was the low from September the 25th and this stock has just gotten manslaughter like literally every manslaughter every single day. And again, it's not how far a stock has come down. Remember guys, okay, fair value. There's no such thing as overbought or oversold. Okay, fair value is the last closing print. Okay, that's all it is. Whatever somebody is willing to pay for it is the fair value for the stock. Unfortunately, for this particular company. Well, it's got a lot of problems. Number one, it's been sold down for and if you get you're watching this broadcast now for for even for weeks. This stock has stopped going down on PRs. And this is the king of the PRs out every week.  You had Arby's come out on Thursday. Right. We actually traded the funny thing is we actually traded beyond to the upside of Thursday actually put a couple bucks on this thing. But they keep on getting sold on PRs, which is very, very bad because nobody wants to own the stock. The last two times the stock actually got upgraded. They got sold as well. And oh, by the way, lockup is coming up on October the 29th. I know I think that earnings on the 28th and lockup within 29th or reverse. But either way, I think you have like 9.6 million shares being released. And if you think the stock is going down now, then you're going to see the floodgates really, really open up on this thing. And again, for all you guys who came in short, congratulations. We talked about this big gap down. And this is in the previous night. Any close below 118 can see 108 before lockup and look with the low for the day is 107.91. And now it gets pretty, you know, now it gets pretty basic on this thing. So here's, here's where I got the 108, right. So that was the top of the channel from that gap of of June the third. So any close now below 108 guys, and this thing that goes all the way down to 76 that is literally no demand from 108 right from 108. Again, you can make a turn right. You can turn on say, Well, what about 95? Okay. Makes you feel better. So you have 10895 and then all the way down to 77. Again, keep this in mind. The IPO was from $45. So again, anybody who has shares that you know is salivating over lockup to make some sales. I'm pretty confident to say they will be making some sales. So a great job and all you guys on BYND FST. I still like the setup never triggered here. I kind of like this going to this week. If I could actually wake up BBY again, not a big move, right? This is your thing, not a big move. But again, we talked about 7070 20 stock went to 71 again, not the biggest moves. I'm not going to trade this thing, but this is your thing. This is your thing. This is a pivot. This is a pivot. This is a pivot, right? Doesn't make a difference if it's BBY or beyond. There are anything in between. RVNC didn't trigger. Again, you know, here was the pivot here, that sneaky pivot on the 13, you can see 110. Obviously 110 took out went to 108. This is where things got super aggressive, like really, really aggressive here. So Netflix came out with new came out with earnings and the stock was pretty much sold off on Thursday the whole day. Okay. It was sold off the whole day and the stock closed within two, three points of the low of the day. And again, I wanted to give Netflix kind of the benefit of the doubt. And I said this on the Thursday night or on the Friday morning strategy that sometimes when they sell off one of these beta names, they do have tendencies once in a while to kind of fake people out and run it the second day. It's very, very, it's not normal, but it has been done. So I wanted to give it kind of the benefit of the doubt and never did that. Okay. So we started looking at this thing and we talked about what 29050, 290 if it builds below can flush. And again, I noted this was going to be a big number. Yesterday's low is 288 as a reference point. So obviously if it starts building 29050, 290 measured potential least is 288. If it takes out 288, it can flush and Netflix got absolutely destroyed. I mean really, really destroyed. So here's a 60 minute view and this is where I got all these areas. So here was the, here was the 288, right? So here is the 288, the previous day's low. Okay. So here was right here. Here was the 29050 was the pre-market low. And again, if you believe in theory stocks trade from supply to supply and demand to demand. So here is the 29050 all the way down to demand and demand and demand. So it took out the 29050, 290 area destroyed, went down to 288. There wasn't even a breath. Okay. There wasn't even a breath. If you were long in the stock and you expected any type of bounce off the previous day's low or at least a pause there, it never even happened. This thing got absolutely destroyed, took out to 88 and just went all the way down to 273, just an absolute manslaughter. Tesla, you know, look, I thought on Tesla, you can get 254, 255, right? Here was the challenge we were watching, 265 to the upside, 259 to the downside. There was news that came out, actually positive news. I believe it was positive news about the Model 3 delivery somewhere in the middle of the day. And I noticed that the stock that just did not rally off that news, not even up to. Okay. Usually when you get really, really good news like that or a positive headline, Tesla would usually spark. It had such a big, big run. So it was just tired. Again, nobody was talking about the stock was going to go down $10, $15 today. We were just talking about there's a measured potential going all the way down to the 254, 255. If this 259, if this 259 confirmed. And the reason why, again, if you look at Tesla's chart, again, here's the 259, right? Here was the 259 area. And the reason why I said 254, 255, everybody see that? It correlates pretty well, right? It stopped right on the daily chart right before, just right above that 254, 278 level. So really good sell off here. So again, here's the 255. And it just went straight down to the 255 level that 255, 254 is going to be a pretty good area for a line in the sand going into next week. So nice shop on Tesla. Again, on BBY selling the way up and Roku. Okay, talk about it. I mean, we traded Roku all week to the upside. I traded Roku three or four times this week to the upside, pretty good moves. As you guys have seen, especially Thursday, that last pivot just went bananas. But, you know, here's an area that, you know, I thought it could get hit. Okay, it came back down, tested the channel started spiking. I said, hey, look, if this 135, 45 area, if it builds below can flush. Okay, it can flush for some flow. Again, I thought that had a measure potential of roughly 131, 80. Okay, I thought there was a shot at 131, 80, because 131, 80. And first of all, let me just show you the setup here. So here is that, you know, here's the, it stopped here, right at 32, 3219. This area here was that 131, 80s level.  I think I tweeted it. I think I tweeted this out. Yeah, 3180 was the rising five day. Forget about 3180. Okay, this thing ripped through the five day like it wasn't even there. And forget about 3180, this thing went all the way down to 126, just an absolute manslaughter, really, really big move on Roku as well. What else, what else, what else, what else. Strong build, BYND, new lows, blah, blah, blah, 110, blah, blah, blah. Yeah, I mean, here is, you know, here is Tesla, and he closed now under 258, sees 254, 255. Perfect move there. Here it comes. From what I hear. And that's it. But again, you had the big measured moves. And that was the most important part of not only on Friday, okay, not only Friday, but you had these really big measured moves on the whole week, Netflix, Tesla, BYND, especially Roku, Apple was a beast as well. I even tweeted this out. I even tweeted out.  And pretty good stuff here. Even, even Apple, let me just give you an idea. Let me give you an idea of some of these pivots here. I think I gave, I think I gave out Apple on Friday. Yeah, so I wrote here on Apple, it was 320, it was obviously 33640, but 336, 333640 needs to build. Again, here's a perfect example. Here's a perfect example why pivots, again, sneaky pivots work very, very well. So here's the whole 33640 area. And once it confirmed, again, this is on a market that was selling off, ran, you know, ran about a dollar and change for a very, very good aggressive move. Again, I, you know, again, it's all good after the fact everybody puts, you know, lines on charts and this and that.  You have to trade in real time. Okay. And the most important part is when I do give a pivot in real time, I want to see, I want to show you guys that again, there is an alternative way of trading. And I said this for many, many years.  Again, the only way to change your view of the markets is you have to have an open mind. There is another way. There just, there is. It's like going to basketball to say, oh man, vanilla. I like vanilla, but you know, I'm getting tired of vanilla. And then you realize that there's another 31 flavors that you can try. But, but again, we did find this. I mean, I found this arbitrage almost eight years ago and we've been developing it year after year after year. And again, because you guys see this man, you know, it's, it's pretty good. I mean, it really is pretty good. And the most important part is if you are trading two, three, four years at some point, you have to, you know, ask yourself how long can I hemorrhage money and brain cells and sweat and mental equity and not get anywhere. Again, you have to, if you are serious about being a professional trader, aspiring trader, whatever the case will be, you have to be open to other ways. And again, I don't care if you trade options or futures or, you know, mid caps or Bitcoin, anything or pivots, there has to be another way that if you, if your current situation is not working, that you have to give it an opportunity. You have to give yourself every opportunity to succeed. So going into this week, guys, I am bullish, okay, I am bullish until I am not. Again, that is the greatest part about being a professional trader. You're never locked into an area of concentration. You have to be flexible. And when the data changes, okay, when the data changes, you have to be able to adopt. So let me give you guys some ideas, non beta ideas for the week. Some, some names that I do like obviously the beta stuff. It's a little bit different. I stopped pretty much giving beta ideas up front, not because of this whole cloak and dagger, because again, for us, the way I trade pivots, I need to see organic order flow. If I see, you know, an extra amount of volume come in, it doesn't mean it's good or bad. I mean, sometimes, well, people are just watching pivots and they're going to be jumping in at the wrong time on those pivots thinking that's confirmation. Again, if you don't know how to trade these pivots the right way, it's going to cost you a lot of money. So I just kind of stop giving the pivots out in real time, just because I want to see organic order flow. And that's very, very important to me. But let me give you guys some non beta names. Again, you don't need to trade beta. You don't need to trade beta to trade pivots. It's very, very important to understand that. NET looks really good. NET, recent IPO, closed below this range here, 1550. If it starts building down below 15, 2015, you could get a move here to the bottom of the channel of 14 and change. Crone, again, these pot stocks, they just can't rally, just the reality.  They just really can't. The last couple of days low was this 830 level on Crone, even the news got sold. It starts building below 830, 825. You could get a move back to the bottom channel of 760s PCAR. Actually, a nice looking chart. I haven't traded for Cartman and God knows how long, but this is a long, long base going all the way back to end of June. If it starts building over 7250, you could get a nice move there as well. NTES might be starting its back test or what's the word I'm looking for? Not back test. If it starts, it's back set, right? Had a big, big run here. First red candle, second red candle stop in five day. Again, if the five day gets confirmed just like the way Tesla did on Friday. If the five day gets confirmed, you do have a lot of room here down to 273. So let's keep an eye on that. And SGN, nice little chart here as well. SGN as well. If it starts confirming the top of this channel after good consolidation on the daily, above 88, 88, 70s, 89, you could get a move to this 90, 57 area. So guys, have an awesome, awesome rest of your weekend. God bless.  Do something fun. Have some me time. Enjoy yourself. Again, we only have one life where you don't get a mulligan or any do overs. Guys, God bless. I'll see you all on Monday. Congratulations for putting in the time to take control of your trading. You're one step closer to owning your future and achieving the success you desire. Want daily trade ideas directly from Dan? Straight off his personal watch list? Unlock our free PS60 vault where you'll get nightly updates on pivot opportunities we're watching for the next day's session. Click the link in the description to get started today.


All right, let's have a giveaway. You see this book? You see this name? That is my Aunt Patty She's been working on this book for about 15 years and it's finally done and she has book number two of three Done so there's gonna be a series of three So all you have to do to enter is comment in this video So someone's gonna ask what it's about Let me give you a brief a brief summary The complex tale of a magical realism and adventurous brings the children's voice of the Lakota Sioux to life Okay, that's the first partial sentence now. So Native Americans Mystical and it's a series. All you get to do is comment below So here's what happened Steampunk Steve called me and he said hey you should come down to the desert and I said Steve I've been at five locations with this build if I make it a sixth I'm gonna burn the sink to the ground. So I said thank you, but no, thank you So then badge called and he said Basically, I have to come down here and I told him I said but look if we if I bring it for a sixth time I got a burn to the ground. No, no, no, we got seven guys. We want to help you So we got Neil over here from teardrop travels teardrop camper travels. It's always a tongue twister We got badge over there. We have wander broom right there Bob. You haven't met But there's the bunkie. He gave that trailer to to Bob. We got steampunk Steve over here We got Dean the schoolie right there and then we have Transcendence transcend existence bus over there. Anyways long story short All these dudes are like seven eight dudes.  We want to help We want to get you back on the road. I Kind of wanted to do it all by myself the rest of it because it's not a whole lot We're going to finish the bus. Hopefully in a week or two. That's very exciting news So I just want to say thank you guys for getting me down here. Thank you for the kind offer They said this is your Christmas present. So come on down. So I Just want to say thanks. I appreciate each and every one of you and thanks for watching the camera All right, I'm handing the camera over to badge and the crew Okay, how far we have to hold this so it's windy okay As you've probably heard through the grapevine. We're starting high jacks bus So this is what we're going to do today. We're here in Ehrenburg and we got the gang that started out as a magnificent seven and we're almost up to the 30 dozen now, so We're going to show you what we're going to do and how we're going to do it Take us on a tour jacks. Take us on a tour. Here's the bus so far Here's my baby food my toothbrush and my personal belongings. Okay, let's move that stuff off the seat There's my amazing air ride seat I turned my Here to mustache. Yeah, so we got a little bit of work not too much a couple walls here and there And I brought some friends with me, of course, I brought Neil hi and Dean and Steve and Wes And what we're going to do is because you know, we told you that we're going to change it up a bit and give them some content on His channel So we're going to change it up a bit now You know that jacks has had this thing for what two or four months. No longer since I got this thing in May And may and here we are sitting so what we did was we decided that we're going to hijack it and get it done So basically what we're going to do is get it up to where he can live in it It's almost there. It's not quite there jacks. So anyway, this is what we're going to do You hold the camera Okay, sit the seat Because the only way we're going to get this done Jacks doesn't do nothing So what we're going to do is we're going to take jacks to the seat that he can't go anywhere I don't think I signed up for this And that way Okay, he can't go anywhere. See the scary thing is this. No, we take this hand We're getting serious over here. Okay. So there we got that one more I think around And we should be good. I think What did I get myself into out here there? So yeah, we got that all done now we got We'll put up on that so we got them all taped up in the bus now I don't know if this is a good idea Yeah, I can't get my hand off the steering wheel.  So to travel you need a hand on the steering wheel sit in the seat and step on the gas All right, now you can do that Okay, so now all you have to do is sit there while the guys fix your bus All you have to do is you got one hand in the camera and the camera the whole thing Dean's getting a kick out of this So that's where we come we're hijacked the bus we're an iron bird. Where's your knife? Oh wait, what's like? It's over there. Oh the knife's over there I need a couple of fingernails I do have a knife for you Let me find it. Is that really big? No, he's got no he don't need a knife. Oh, yeah Right right here in the hands. No, we'll put it right there. First things first We are emptying out the bus all the guys who give me hand I'm gonna get my gloves on or take all this wood out empty it and then get ready for work. So We'll jump back in at that point.  We got the bus kind of cleaned up a bit got lots of my stuff outside in the beautiful desert and It is time to change The vegetable oil filter yet again All right, so we got some things going on with Dean and Steve Look at all these goodies from Victron the energy am solar lifeline batteries I have like more things and I know what to do it This is off of their school you kit at am solar comm jacks 5 and jacks 10 For a discount if that doesn't work. I will have some other Discount, but I know it was an extremely popular discount and a lot of people use the codes You want to make sure they were coming from This video from me from my people Because you know how the internet works. Anyways, we're just trying to figure out where things go back here Meals gonna help out a lot, but look at this badass Thingamajig dings boom if you speak German this thing will allow shore power Charging and inverting all-in-one. It's a very expensive unit. I'm very grateful to Victron energy And lifeline batteries, I'm gonna get up on top with the ZAMP solar panels and I'm gonna put in what he's called a Combiner box that's where all the positives Going one side and then the negatives going the other side Steve I just want to thank you on behalf of all the kids in the world for delivering all the presents to everyone on Christmas Eve my pleasure All right. Well, he's over there Enjoying a time off from Christmas. I'm gonna go up on the roof and play around with the solar panels badge is working on This whole thing here, so I'm gonna put the camera down and I'm gonna get to work We're trying to get this thing done I'm gonna give you guys a status update what I completed today Wow, this is called the combiner box and How you can how you install a combiner box? Is that you? Combine everything in the box Now these little two screw thing majiggies That's where you put the positive wire and then the negative for this one Now this one takes all the energy and takes it all the way the battery these little guys are a lot smaller So they fit right in these small one two three four Five six seven eight, so they just fit over here in these little small ones And they take it all the way the back Let's go check in on the guys because they got way more stuff than I did that's for sure But today was also our first day beginning the steps Water boom and Steve we're working on the entryway here and We got these things put in installed part of the bench. We got this part screwed in and then Dean Rockin low rockin out rockin out in the back. He's been hooking up this whole solar now am solar has this amazing Diagram here so good even I can Well, see I was gonna do this by myself until these guys demanded to come out here, so although this is quite Intermediate to advanced you can do this But they have a picture of every single thing that you use in their kit And then how it should be wired And all that fun stuff and there's a picture of me Somewhere but yeah, there's a you get smart phone compatible bluetooth There's instructions the whole thing, so it's pretty awesome So anyways, I am gonna go to the store Get these guys fed get some marinated Mexican chicken from the market And orange Fanta for Dean although he he is a dr. Pepper addict and I don't really good about Also, we did check the water system we did have a little leak and one of the pecs line So we'll fix that we got a little water in the tank, and then we should be good to go here pretty soon Thanks to the generosity of all these wonderful guys around me Is that pike chick is this chase coming out? Yeah, okay, he's got it. He's got it hardwired into there Okay. Well, we don't have to we could leave it in there Doesn't matter. Okay. All right, Neil. What are we doing right now? we are wiring all The basic 12 volt stuff like your puck lights your you know, whatever you're gonna plug in with a USB So you can charge a camera or whatever else all these wires Coming through we're bringing them out here. We're gonna put your fuse panel, which is over there somewhere Somewhere so I decided yes This little DC fuse panel, so we're gonna take that fuse panel. We're gonna mount it right here and then all these wires these are a hot and grounds for various things and We're going to a wired up to that and then at some later date Wanderboom will box this in so it won't be seen all the time and then this big hole monitor, right? That's for that monitor. Cool. So there's that but right now I'm just I'm just chasing wire down and figuring out what goes where so we can get all the loose wire that has to be done Up and that fuse box running out through here. Excellent Teardrop RV travels. Thank you for giving me a hand. No problem, man All right, I've been up on the roof screwing in the deck. Wanderboom's been up here doing something. What have you been doing today? Oh trimming up they're getting our our panels back on for the bed There are seats Bench bed Things I got the cover back down or the front panel on this one Just getting everything all kind of have redialed in after a little while things need a little bit of adjusting, but Yeah, they're put back together. Awesome. Well, I got Santa Claus stop by I don't know how many how much longer that joke can be funny. It is a holiday season though I just wish the homeless person Merry Christmas leave her a whole bag of chocolate. Oh, that's nice because well It's on sale and I felt guilty buying two Let's check in with the boys back here. We got a Neil playing with 12 volt And trying to figure out what and what our words are what what does that say? That's a bath. I think bath power Wait, let me let me let me get a shot of that now just we tried to make it really easy So that's why we label everything. So that's pretty easy, right? Or not. I don't I don't I don't interpret steampunk very well. So gotcha, but He came back and told me that's what it was. So that's what we're doing right now We're just getting everything lined up The wires will look pretty later. We're just getting everything set where it's supposed to be with your 12 volt That's a 12-volt fuse box. Mm-hmm. Awesome And Dean is back here Dean just went to town yesterday and he basically was like all right Let's throw everything on the wall and then we can connect it afterwards So am solar has this amazing diagram and actually pictures of everything. I think we showed you guys earlier in the video, but You know, this is definitely a little bit beyond what anything I've ever done, but Dean seems to be just going to town back here Yeah, but we are missing one of these Switches there so it could be here might not be these components have traveled about 3000 miles to get here We should have power guys. What is going on back here right now? I'm afraid of you filming this The hallway lights are connected We're doing a power test right now So the hall wires have a switch on yeah, okay, where's the switch? Water boom water boom can turn them on yeah, okay All Yeah, boom Those are nice. Okay We want to hook up. Let's try the bathroom light Six what do you got in the battery switch on that one do you is it this one? Oh, no, that's your bedroom Versus down here switches down there. Oh, okay here. I'll get it Whoops, oh, that's the hallway so three-way works bathroom works awesome Look at that. I got a three-way switch and you're holding on to the bedroom lights, too, right? The bed yeah bedrooms right here. All right my hands on it number five Yep, okay. There you go. That works, too. Yep. Everything works in the kitchen is one with the sconces and that's not Yeah, we don't have a sconce yet. We got a fan, which is what? Fantastic yeah max fan. Okay, so that's that one's next. Yep. He doesn't put it in yet. Yeah, there she goes All right that thing works And The deck is not wired correct with no switches yet. Okay. All right, so we're leaving out the kitchen with the sconces We're leaving out the deck for the moment unless you want to Help that because make sure they work It's guys we got about an hour's worth of daylight left at best. And so if we want to cook Not in the dark So we can we can fire these things on later your voltage jacks 12.84 not too shabby full batteries these batters been sitting for seven months and They're still reading 90% full all you guys see is plug it into the yeah, which I should probably go do that I'm learning kids and they play. I'm learning that jacks hook this goddamn thing up by himself See look at this. It's not bad, right? That's pretty good. Are you for a green horn? Yeah I'm thinking wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Did you say horn? I'm a ship coming to port Wait, but we got a leak here though. Don't step on the horn. Oh, it's it's that part Yeah, I did I cut it too short. That's right.  All right, so if anybody cuts me off, they're getting the horn Man, I never grew That's so loud. Oh my god, that's amazing Yeah, bus built The horn works