Hello, everybody, and welcome to our seventh AgriTech Talk, an initiative of the Regional Office of Europe and Central Asia, designed to inspire us all to think tech when designing and implementing our projects and programs in less than 30 minutes a month. My name is Daniela DiGiolantonio, and I am the team leader for digital agriculture at the FAO Regional Office and today's host. Today's special guest is Leone Maliochetti-Lombi, agricultural officer with the Plant Production and Protection Division of FAO. Welcome, Leone. Hi, Daniela. Welcome, everyone. I'm very pleased to be here with you today. Likewise, we are very pleased to have you. And Leone, we invited you to tell us how we can harness technology to help small-scale farmers make smart decisions. So as usual, I have a few questions for you to get started and then we will turn out to the audience. So dear colleagues, you can start writing down your questions and comments in the chat or raise your hand if you want to ask Leone anything. My co-host is Vanita Morison, a digital agriculture analyst, and she will be helping me with questions in the chat later. So, Leone, question number one. You are the lead technical officer of a project called Smart Farming for the Future Generations, which is implemented in one country in our region in Uzbekistan. So can you tell us more about it? Yes, of course. Thank you, Daniela. And once again, good morning or good afternoon to everyone listening to this tech talk. So the Smart Farming for Future Generations is a project funded by the Republic of Korea and it supports the value chain of nutrition vegetables and in particular it focuses on protected cultivation systems managed by small holders in Uzbekistan and also in Vietnam. But it also focuses on local storing and grading actors and also on local market actors because as we said, the project is focusing on the whole value chain. Now, if we zoom into the bit of the support to small holders, the project is supporting the production part through qualified proximity technical support. In Uzbekistan, we have about 60 small holders beneficiaries of the project, each one of them with a green house and they are visited regularly, physically in presence by a qualified technical expert every week at least and they get advises and training on farm training about how to put in place good agricultural practices for a sustainable intensification of the production. And they also are supported through the introduction of modern techniques and technology. Let me just mention a few of these like, for example, modern covering materials like the insect proof net or the which allows a reduction in the use of pesticides for some I guess some pests and diseases but also efficient irrigation technology to reduce the use of water, a smarter way of using fertilizers to reduce the consumption, the use of fertilizers and thus reducing potential pollution and so forth. But I would like also to mention the introduction of pollinator insect and there are so many of this. We also introduced some digital systems to support decision making at farm level and we wanted to test if... So usually these systems are very expensive. I'm talking about internet of things systems. Systems, for example, to inform the smallholder producer about soil humidity or the temperature inside the greenhouses. However, these systems as I said are usually very expensive and their rate of adoption among smallholders is very limited. What we wanted to test was if it was possible to rather base our systems on open source technology which have a big promise which is to be very low cost and but we wanted to check against its accuracy and the durability and longevity through the time because of course if we want smallholders to receive reliable decision support the system has to be proof as a reliable one. So this is what we did. We chose four basic sensors. One about soil moisture, another one to measure air temperature and relative humidity inside the greenhouses and also another one about light intensity because these four basic elements are then determined to take some crucial decision during farming. Let's think about for example when it is the correct time the most efficient moment for pollination which is a very labor intensive activity or for example when to perfectly irrigate or when it is time to actually open or close the windows inside the greenhouses. These are activities that are normally practiced somehow based on the sensation or on physical presence of the farmer inside the greenhouse and this would require therefore more time and presence of the farmer inside the greenhouses. So thanks to these systems we are trying to increase the efficiency and the optimization of the production of vegetables in Uzbekistan. Thanks a lot Leonid, this is so fascinating.  But wait you also told us that this is usually very expensive and you are using open source internet of things. So now in very simple words please explain to all of us what is open source, what is internet of things and how we can harness these technologies for the benefit of small holders. Yes, all right. I think that as we say one concrete example is worth a thousand words. Let me show you something. This is a sensor, I hope you can see it. It is a very simple sensor but it gives three key indicators. It provides soil temperature, soil humidity, I mean the moisture level and also soil electric conductivity which is a very interesting indirect indicator for soil fertility, especially if the farmer is using soluble fertilizers during his cropping activities. So this sensor is already waterproof. It can work very well both in water in case we are using nutrient solution or in the soil it can be buried. There will be no issues and the cost of this sensor is about $60 available in the retail market. But this is just a sensor, right? Like it has cables. You see who is receiving the signal, how can we hit it? Well, the open source has, I mean based on the open source there are numbers of these options. This is a microcontroller. It has dual core computing capacity. And it has also internet connectivity, Wi-Fi and also Bluetooth connectivity. And it can be connected to the sensor. It can read the signals, interpret it and then send data over the internet. And you know that once we reach the internet we can do a lot of things. Like we could interact with numberless APIs from available online APIs but also there are APIs to make the information available for example through message services like for example WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, X, you name it. Of course, and then the cost of this controller is less than $5 on the online retail market. And provided that you work a little bit providing waterproof, let's say agricultural glade enclosure like this one for example, you would put together for about $100 a complete system that is able to send notifications and alerts to the farmer or at least to inform about what are the environmental conditions inside the greenhouse. So this is an example of something that can be developed through open source but what does it mean open source? Open source is a set. Actually it's a very large set. Libraries, thousands of libraries of projects of electronic components and software to have these electronic components work which are available online and anybody can for free access to this project modify to their fit, to fit their purpose and without sustaining an expense. So let's say that this way we are trading against proprietary solutions. We are trading the fact that we are not we are really reusing probably zeroing the cost for research and development. Of course what we are not getting is something like other services for example after sale support or I would say proper environmental grading support but as we said that there is always a trade-off. What is missing is just the capacity I would say to code to modify this software in a way that could fit the purpose but we will talk about this later in a minute. I just wanted to say that this is an example that I just showed you how we can connect the greenhouse to the internet. Let me pass this metaphor. But this is exactly the explanation of what it means internet of things because the internet of things is a modern concept that has developed during the last 10 years and it's basically a concept that describing the fact that nowadays not only laptop and computers or mobile phone can connect to the internet but any object let's think about AC air conditioning modules or washing machines. We have today a lot of objects that we were thinking that traditional we could not connect to it and now they are equipped with sensors and with the internet connectivity and they are now constituting a network of things that can even possibly talk to each other. The open source has of course boosted a lot the development of the internet of things network and as we just showed we can easily connect greenhouse or open fields or any other type of objects we wanted and what we wanted to test through the project was to see if we could somehow put together a system that could support agricultural production for small holders without breaking the budget. Wow, Leone. So you are making smart sensors for less than 100 dollars we're in the market we will need to pay one two thousand so or actually I should say we are making this because I think we need to reel the audience how we met I think it was exactly one year ago or so and I was just starting the implementation of DVI in Uzbekistan the Digital Villages Initiative and I was looking for a potential village site where to implement it so we went together to visit the sites of your project in Furgana Valley of Uzbekistan and we found two very good villages to work with and we decided to join forces to work as one file and really to design a program DVI intervention aimed to test this to make how can we make smart farming technologies affordable for small holders and how we can make how we can make this work both from a technology point of view as you said by using IoT and open source but also by leveraging the human capacities of Furgana Valley and more precisely the youth and finally how can we design a technology solution that will fit the specific context the needs the capacities of small holder farmers in Furgana so we joined forces we are currently implementing a DVI camp and the results we are obtaining are pretty exciting so can you tell us about it yes exactly exactly as I mentioned earlier the hardware is not enough we need a software and for as much as software is available online we still need somebody or we still need the capacities to to read it and to modify to fit the purpose now we are not expecting that today farmers start coding of course but we think that and actually this is a fact that open source can trigger new business models which are basically which are locally based not globally based and are locally based where we prime capacities a local level to interact and support and provide a technical support to small holders and what is needed is a basic training and the DVI camp are doing exactly this because 25 youth are currently being primed to basics of machine computer sciences and coding to learn coding using open source platforms and they have so far already reached a very decent level covering the basics and they are already right now testing their first prototypes in the field they are in contact with farmers and they are troubleshooting and running their first trials this is extremely interesting I know that there would be a lot to learn for them yet but at the same time we the project the two projects together are initiating something new we are putting together youth I would say vocational training and also farmers teaming up to solve one of the most ancient problem of probability of humanity which is how can we produce nutritious vegetables in a more optimized way thanks a lot Leone so we are getting towards the end and I already saw a lot of questions in the chat so let me remind colleagues to put their questions in the chat or to start raising their hands so just a very final question for you indeed we have been piloting for a few months now together in Uzbekistan you are also testing this in Vietnam so what are the lessons learned so far okay of course I'll try to be very brief where I would like to to separate between two different aspects one is would this device this would the technology be worth is the technology worth it and the answer is provided that in the open source electronic market there are a lot of different sensors some of them are of a very poor quality and others are of a very high quality so of course being able to differentiate and pick the good sensors and provided that we are building agricultural grid casings and and I would say professional level of software all in all all in all the technology seems to be very good at least more than enough for what we need in a greenhouse we don't need two decimal points after the point to decide if we need to open a window or not an accuracy of one degree Celsius is more than enough and actually we have a 0.10 degree of precision so this is more than enough and it is also durable it lasts a long time so we got the answer that point has been checked now in terms of adoption from the farmers this is a totally different story and it deals not just to these systems it can be open source or not open source it deals with farmers approach farmers level of education also the level of precision they use to to push their boundaries to towers optimization so we would say that probably to be effective this technology especially for new takers it has to be accompanied by adequate training on optimized agricultural practices in general not just because of the digital tool the digital tool can be very useful once those concepts are already in place probably if we had to compare between Vietnam and its Pakistan probably what is what we realize is a problem in Vietnam in Vietnam smallholder farmers were more keen about using this technology but because they are 100% of their time commercial farmers and they where they are already familiar with concept of optimization and while in Uzbekistan most of our beneficiaries are not only vegetable growers in the greenhouses they are also livestock herders they are also doing they are proper livelihood I would say so this being the greenhouse production not their first fourth of the day we felt like they were less keen about consulting the tool to take agricultural decisions however we also realized that there is also of course there are realities which are really I would say really peculiar to the context in Uzbekistan we realized that for example smallholders are very familiar with the use of the telegram messaging application for those who don't know telegram is something very similar to messages it's just a software for for exchanging messages now what is possible is to what we realized that probably if we were having this board talking to the internet interacting with the telegram bot the farmer would receive on his mobile phone the information about his greenhouses in the form of short messages but this could be Twitter it could be any other software and this is actually what the youth at the Divi ICAMP now is doing is re-formulate let's say reformulate repurpose the project to work through telegram messages so basically the farmer will receive alerts and information about the greenhouses directly in the form of messages and it seems that this it seems that this this user interface would be more much more adapted to the to its back instant small holders exactly so while technology itself it's important technology design is also essential and all these other factors digital literacy general literacy attitude of the farmers needs to be factored in analyze the and go into the whole redesign process the solution has we have done in Uzbekistan through a redesign via telegram as you were saying so Leonid thanks a lot for the insights you shared with me so now I will turn to the audience for questions colleagues feel welcome to raise your hand or post your question in the chat and let me ask my co-host Vanina to help me pick a few questions that were posted in the chat thanks Daniela and thanks Leonid for a very insightful talk we actually have one question in the chat already and it's about whether in the absence of training what kind of support or assistance would farmers need and do you envisage this as a service to farmers and how would you charge them back all right so I thanks because this question this answering this question will give me the opportunity to stress once again the importance that the digital tools are like are what they are they will help only annoying more with more precision about the environmental conditions inside the greenhouses but that the plants are not growing by themselves they're not managed by the application so the first of all what what is the purpose for us is to have nutritious food grown in in a decent manner meaning decent jobs and and often sufficient quality for the consumers now this comes with a lot of work about horticultural operations good agricultural practices and so on however there are some tiresome operations and once again I would like to bring in pollination that if we don't have availability for access to pollinators and insects it's a matter of spending hours during the day about stroking plants to to increase the the setting of the flowers into fruits now this operation is effective only if it's done between 21 and 25 degrees Celsius and the humidity which is compressed between 60 and 80 percent of relative humidity if we're doing this any time of the day when I have time well I'm probably spending just a lot of time and work so this is why for example you see thanks to the open source we can design tools that are really fitting the purpose there are two small led LEDs here and one of them would turn on a green when the conditions are ideal for pollination activities so this is an example of how training and knowledge has of course to be shared upfront and the digital tool comes as it's like the speedometer of the car right we need to know how to drive the car but we need to know also how to respect limits and the speedometer will will tell us exactly when we are going over the speed limit and in terms of in terms of economics as we said open sources do work on a totally different business plan concept okay when we think about an economic activity we think about of course a business plan and the way it should work but open source works on another paradigm the open source works on the basis that we can solve local problem with the local solution with solutions that are coming globally so probably probably the only the probably I mean it's not me saying it it's the literature talking about this probably these type of solutions can stay cheap probably at one condition that local services are developed providing this type of technical support and service I'm talking about some sort of after sale or further development of the tool locally to local farmers only to only if this assistance is provided by local local people by local personnel and and I think this is the whole point and of course as long as farmers are feeling that this service is useful they will be probably they will be probably be happy to pay something back to those to that youth okay oh for whoever is providing this service and with I think that probably there will be some local ways of finding the right balance between demand and offer determining eventually the right price thank you Leoné for that and there's one more question that we will pose is can you tell us how does the project deal with issues of network connectivity in rural areas thanks this is perfect thank thanks all for this question this is a very good point so realize that this is really of this is of course a very relevant matter and we were I think lucky but this is not just being fact of being lucky so in both areas of the project there was a cellular data coverage okay 3G and 4G but this brings us on to another very important issue I want to bring the example of Vietnam in Vietnam data connectivity is very cheap and very widely available okay and of course this could be this of course is enabling the environment for the digitalization that this is a much broader concept in the case of Uzbekistan the connectivity is available probably it's less reliable and also but the thing is that the cost is much steeper than the one we realized in Vietnam just to give you an example in Vietnam 10 dollars would grant about six months of data exchange while in Uzbekistan probably we need 20 or 30 dollars per month and of course this is a huge limiting factor of course there are other technologies we don't necessarily need data there are other ways of communication like low bandwidth radio signals there might be there are there are other ways to to develop these systems and once again what is interesting is that open source really provides us with all different solutions based on the problem in this case anyway we decided to go ahead with data with the cellular data exchange and and the Wi-Fi hotspot to have the devices connected thanks a lot Leonid so yes capacities connectivity financial viability and overall sustainability I'm seeing also more and more questions in the chat very interesting conversation really it was great to have you today to learn about smart farming dear colleagues thanks a lot for joining us today time is over but actually I have seen lots of interactions in the chat so let me invite you to keep discussing this


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All right guys, what's up back from week off last week, but here we are with another week What we're gonna do this week is we're gonna fire another round of ESPN style highlights for MIC what happened with the week what the members are doing what Alex did Alex had a pretty good week Man Monday 4100 Tuesday 5400 minus 3,000 on Wednesday He had some technical difficulties with everything posting charts on Thursday, but dude $6,800 today Which I'm filming this on and recording this on Friday, which is the the 7th of October So really quick guys before I actually start this out I always just want to make sure that you guys have all of the information this beautiful face giving you my Contact number now. I'm just kidding, but this is me in front of my setup guys two one three four five eight five nine nine seven So if you have any questions about joining MIC Maybe you like this video or you just want to talk more and you know see if this community is for you Then dude send me a text, you know book a call on the website, but I'll show you guys that a little bit later So we're coming in Monday the 3rd This Monday October 3rd and full on watch this guys, you know fingers up sobers up finger was a play this week Kind of the whole week you have FXLV Kala I don't want to go through every single one for the sake of time But Alex totally full-send it a nice 4k on Actually almost yeah, $4,100 and here's what he did, you know with an annotated chart I'm actually gonna pull up the chart for you guys as we're already on it finger and then when I pull up a chart guys The thing that you have to look for right here is the date so just follow along right like this is a day This is a day this is a day, so we're gonna actually go to Monday the 3rd and You know this thing was up this thing was up and Alex did exactly what process is guys We get a parabolic move all the way up He waits for this parabolic to die down with either one of two options at MIC a death candle or a major top So what he did was we get that obviously he's using a one-minute chart So it's a little different as I use a three, but we get this stuff It stuffs again right after so you guys are seeing this stuff again, and then Alex starts in right there stuff lower high rejection You know it hits a little bit of a chase right here in my opinion But dude just kills it and you know hits a little bit on these pops Covers near VWAP when it gets down here, and it's just a beautiful trade So these are backside entries guys on kind of a you know A price discovery move right so like if I go back like you have to understand You've got to let this thing breathe a little bit pre-markets higher low higher low higher low parabolic parabolic even more parabolic Wait for this bastard to find a top wait for the sentiment to shift and that's exactly what he did So really clean chart there $4100 for the day and then if I go to the member charts, so like we'll showcase some members every single week The members crushed it the members absolutely crushed it PO coming in CSCW only trade today as you can see he's using outer lines I love that ADM coming in for a nail-and-bale. This is exactly what you guys need to be doing This is MIC process hits the outer lines Of something that you know the resistance points guys, especially when you're playing pre-market levels are usually You need to wait for these. I call it like this. It's Micro Contrarian versus macro follow trend right so in stocks like the thing that you want to do is you want to follow trend even in small Caps, but you can't be chasing you can't be hitting down here Just because you think it's gonna get weaker you need to wait for these pops into these outer lines these outer levels that you see and Let that volume pick it up and bring it into there and this is what's called a Macro, you know broken chart, but the micro you're being a contrarian in the micro So you're letting this bastard just kind of like okay, you know if this is a short let me wait for the pops Let me let me wait for a good Entry and that's what we talk about So you don't want to be a contrarian in the macro you want to be a contrarian in the micro of the bigger picture of the macro Doing exactly what you want it to be doing overall and that's what the members are doing That's what we teach them weekly David coming in with you know a nice long on a dip. This is exactly right You know finger again man again Wait for a very strong stock wait for the dip on that strong stock and that's where we get these first bounces or just really nice support catches Rockmon J's like he's like. Oh my god. Did I love these trades where you just get paid Immediately and that's exactly what happened on BEAT for him. Wolf doing exactly what he does scale every single week correctly Outer lines He's never really forcing it He's always complaining about his exits which I love because it's all about entries guys And you can have a little bit sloppy exits if your entries are phenomenal because it's always always always about risk management and paying yourself So if you find yourself actually Literally complaining about your exits. That's actually a good problem to have trust me Let's see what else do we got we got Diego doing it WLDS as well Waiting for those outer lines guys based on the on these levels from previous that's MIC process nail and bail make the money I'm sure he felt like that was a pike right there But let me tell you something again you better not be complaining about piking if your entries are phenomenal That's the name of the game weaver crushing as always just learning how to scale better and better every single week soy sauce always tracking his trades posting his P&L $2,200 for the day congrats soy sauce split letter S&T I outer lines absolutely perfect use case of Lines and specifically outer lines, you know Tuesday guys. We have a full on the watch list again But just for the sake of time I won't go through every single one Alex comes in with a banger 5400 today start off pre-market looking like a difficult day every now That looks like a difficult day the best thing I did was I waited for the tops to form guys Just like he did on finger you wait for these things to happen and then you start in so I waited for the tops to form on Stocks waiting for sympathy pumps like KPRX and RMED to short on bounces also caught finger bounce for an instant 80 cents a share patients paid today 54 almost 5500 bucks. Let's take a look. So this is You know, this is finger in the next day guys. So this was the first day now. We're going into the fourth You can see right here. We're coming in the fourth This is the low, you know quote-unquote low hanging fruit day Alex does exactly that he rides trend and follow through down I mean it's so self-explanatory Again again again, you know, this is waiting for that pop. He's waiting for this pop on a macro broken chart This is the macro guys. It's broken. It's far from highs. It's a downtrend or it's a day, too Alex waits for the pop to hit the microcontrarian on a macro level. This is absolutely key So I love that I love that Alex did a really good job on that He you know, you wait for these tops you wait for backside You wait for the day two and then you follow trend down, but you wait for a good entry I cannot make that more clear Kprx also very self-explanatory. We'll just pull that up really quick Kprx if I pulled up every single members charts guys, we would be here for three hours So I got to make this kind of quick but exactly exactly exactly process, right? We're on the fourth which is right here. You guys can see this the first day it runs it gets smoked What do you do day two low hanging fruit into the pop and the outer lines? That's exactly what Alex did cover quickly for nice nail and bail. That's how you make the easy money Let's pull up the member charts. Let's see what the members did You know lmac finger but following the watch is exactly what Alex did phenomenal job the jester on sober waiting for You guys are so m.i.c. Process. It's getting laughable. It's actually getting like laughable at how good and how Mastery the members are getting and all of the charts are starting to look like the mentors and the moderators because guys like we teach You what works? So how cool is this?  I came across the best investing advice I had ever seen so I posted it. It's Warren Buffett basically being be sus when everyone is bussing and be bussin When everyone is sus, that's just the best advice I've ever seen Every now and then guys we have a member who annotates Alex's chart. Well, actually the chart of a stock with Alex's chart and then all of the commentary timestamped on when he did it So this is the type of mentorship you can do in back test later in M. I see you could be like alright Alex made 5400 his commentary was there his chart looks like this Let me bottle it all together and really really see how he does what he does We are always looking for new forms of Education for you guys to get better You know travers Travers always post so many charts, so it's kind of hard to see so every now and then when he singles it out I'll post it but travers is just catching those bounces man He is so good at what he does morning bounce later day bounce, you know 3 p.m. Rule things like that And look there's no coincidence. He loves volume, you know the volume is coming in. He's getting it So I saw us again 2200 what do you have 2100 on this guy's crushing this member is crushing Michael Davis crushing 4700 bucks Absolutely phenomenal guys Wednesday comes around we do the new member orientation webinar. Here's the watch list for the day kit SNTI ATXI finger peg fingers You know it's in play all week guys Peggy tops SHPH Alex actually takes a small cut today So on Wednesday, he takes almost a 3,000 dollar cut was to say 3,000 losing day for me got chopped up on everything Ask him after an awesome day yesterday at 5400.  This is not him waiting for the finger parabolic the top and then the top again And then the stuff and hitting backside. He was over eager and this is exactly what he's talking about So you guys can see this Progression of emotion right and you guys can see what he does But then he pulls up sh sh ph and he does exactly what he did, you know broken macro He brings up, you know the microcontrarian waits for the pop great entry does what he's supposed to do it But here's what happens guys. This is what over eager looks like Alex said it himself straight from the horse's mouth So, you know if you guys can just wait for this stuff Then you are going to be so much more consistent and so much more profitable now Alex already knows all this, but for you guys learning this lesson weekly. So we come in Wednesday You know guys I could literally and I'm not even bullshitting you I could bring up and save a hundred member charts But again for the sake of time and like a highlight reel I do want the ones that are very clean cut very clear Usually a solo chart and then something we can learn from or something that's really cool like a stop out That's actually really mitigated and good Because that's process as well when we win and when we lose but l max coming in on Fngr finger and just doing exactly what out, you know, just great work man great work waiting for the pops make trades horrible exits For me. I got a run got a meeting this morning But still if you're making money in your piking you're still making money, baby Ryan awesome awesome job right here. This is a loss believe it or not But guess what he did he cut it immediately when he was wrong You are not gonna win all the time and I cannot highlight this more better than a really good win guys This is exactly what you should be doing when we lose you better cut it again right here You know l max coming on a finger killed it in the morning Reshorted and had to stop out and I know he did it at an appropriate level So this is what process is is you write out trend when you're right you write out winners You do the best you can you wait for good entries when you lose you are prepared to cut the loss So this is what members are doing so well Sunda trades coming in with an awesome scoop on that the path makers man That is so sexy. Just wonderful job on kit Let's see, you know split later doing a fantastic job from pre-market into the open just really really nice work Follow just nice follow through man. I love it. Wolf again. He's just a monster at scales I love it. The first one was actually a long and then the second one I think right here he came in and he's like, you know what the momentum's gonna shift the sentiment's gonna turn Let's actually start shorting this thing and that's what he did so I saw or not so he says OGT coming in for $220 the reason why I wanted to showcase this guys is look soy sauce made what? Okay, 1k and that's a small day for him. Okay, he makes you know 2000 Monday makes 2000 Tuesday makes a thousand Wednesday He's upwards of four to six to set whatever he's at for the week I want to still showcase the guys that are learning this or not going crazy with size Maybe they just supplement income until they can fall on replace, but this is a serious win guys Everybody's risk tolerance everybody's size Everybody's numbers are very relative and you have to remember that so someone like OGT or someone who's new to trading or someone Who plays a lot smaller size coming in with a you know? I just want to make a couple hundred bucks a day doing that that is still life changing money So awesome awesome job. I will never hate on someone pulling in $200 a day. That's fantastic.  He's just so good man Peggy awesome job Nate I can't pronounce that last name that looks like Swarovski You know that little crystal star but but Nate s coming in nice follow through awesome job on Peggy as well You can see that the members were like hyenas man MIC is like a group of wild hyenas in the Sahara desert or the Serengeti wherever they are and Dude we see prey we wait for the opportunity and then we all go after the same stock with the same edge And we make money. This is what it's about Ryan Conley coming in with SNTI on the longs. I love that great job We we're not just short sellers at MIC so we showcase everything Jester cut number one cut number two cut number three. Guess what all mitigated all proper. It's a red day with him It's not a big deal. He knows how to lick his wounds. He's gonna come back tomorrow. He's a great trader But guess what this is what happens sometimes you lose and sometimes you have to cut and then sometimes you got to cut again But look how controlled this is that's process and losses Diego coming in awesome freaking job in the morning crushed it You know midday and end of day as well soy sauce never $800 a day. He's crushing He's up to like what 6k if I did that correctly for the week Today guys Friday the 7th October Alex, this was the full watch this very detailed. This is what you're looking for This is what we're doing Alex finishes the week super strong almost $7,000 coming in at basically 6,800 He was actually he should have put 6,800 and especially with the rebates I know it's gonna be like over 7 but I shorted the morning bounce on 80 TX But ended up getting out once it started to trade choppy Lucy shorted the bounce as well This was a lot tougher to trade But my plan was to get out at zombie times which is 10 30 and on Eastern Standard Time guys obviously and we got a Nice flush walking away before I get in trouble 6,800 bucks. Let's take a look if you guys want me to pull up the chart again I can a DT X, you know, obviously that's today And Alex did a very nice use case of the channel lines use the channel you scale correctly guys So you guys can see the full chart right here as well Let's take a look at his Lucy chart, which he was scaling and Yeah, hold on one second Is that crazy guys is that nuts look at the drop on Lucy that's crazy right I know we talk about death Can we talk about offering to talk about T12 all we talk about anything that'll bring a stock down But that is about as sexy as anything gets so you know This is a this is given Alex a really nice day So you can see that he was just using these levels guys resistance resistance resistance resistance resistance Resistance was it like when you know where the resistances are and you draw these lines Which makes it seem so easy because it can be or at least simple like it's not an easy career You know the line sometimes you still has date But this is a simple career once you learn process once you learn lines learn how to scale and know that these are all Resistance points that should hit and fail come to the end of the day. We just get an absolute Smoke show of a tank at bringing Alex 6,800 bucks. That was awesome. And then members did is you know a wonderful job as well But let's let's go through a couple so Christian coming in awesome job on finger morning wrap up zombie times coming I'm done. Love it. That's process Irvin doing a wonderful job of shorting in the morning again same Zombie hours coming wrap up. I'm done make my money nail and bail. I'm out Split letter coming in on NVIDU great job scaling correctly Travers doing exactly what he does best. He catches these dips. He sells these rips these jumps these pushes He pays himself the whole way up and that's what I'm most proud about this kid. He's just phenomenal He's really becoming a beast man make trades awesome job at scales outer lines. Let's see who else Ryan Conley doing what he does best catching those dips selling the pops. Love it Diego great job on GGE scaling correctly scaling out Phenomenally look at how beautiful this scale out is paying himself paying himself paying himself and then really making sure he's paying himself Just in case this thing does, you know rip back upwards guys. So So I saw us what what soy sauce I'll do like a nine thousand dollar a week And this is just one of like two thousand members guys. That's consistent profitable or M. I see I Would think changed his life and he's just doing just a phenomenal job. So, you know, that was kind of the week guys It was a wonderful week. I actually want to pull up a couple things to show you some resources So we're having a lot of fun, you know this Friday night We're talking about Tom one of our moderators in trash You know James is always on him and bow saying is rich trash though $1,800 Balenciaga. That's hysterical man So when you come to MIC guys the things that I got to make clear are it's it's very clear cut guys Look, we have a watch this channel every single day where you're getting your watch list We have a main trading channel where you have live commentary Soy sauce, but everybody's posting keeping each other safe posting edge talk. It's live commentary It's live coaching. It's live mentorship as you guys can see endless options endless fun large cap and options We have this big cap room. So if you are not a small cap short seller We have all this for you guys again It's same as the main trading chat, which is small cap oriented But for big caps after hours where the fun doesn't stop. This is literally where we talk we network We joke we talk about Canadian house trailer park house for 2.2 million.  It's fun, right? Steven's traveling the world. What a shot. This is our travel guy It's just a really really really good time and then let me actually pull up the website for you guys real quick So let me go to my investing club calm as you guys can see We have a full-blown website, but the thing that I need you to pay attention to do guys is two things Free trading course take advantage of this Two things two things it's forms of communication. So if you have immediate questions getting in at MIC guys I'm your guy. I'm I'm the guy in charge of getting people in Answering your questions making sure that you have a confident choice in us. I do not want you stumbling on your confidence I want you to make sure that this community is right for you. I don't want you a deer in the headlights I will answer every question that you have and you can text immediately if you have immediate questions And I'll get to them as soon as possible or you can click this button right here And it's going to take you to an order form where you fill out all your information This is going to goes directly to my google calendar where we can book a professional call And and I'll help you guys and we'll actually literally get on the phone So then there's that and then I think the last thing Is we do tradition every single week is let me uh, let me find my where's that calculator of mine? Am I totally blind? Ah, there it is All right guys, this is totally tradition right so we'll just ballpark. So what 4100 plus I could probably just do this in my head, but Minus 3000, but I'll do it for the showcase of this uh this webinar 6800 dude Alex makes almost 13,500 this week and after rebates, you know, it's upwards of 15 grand So guys depending on how you look at after all fees commission saved money is going to get back This is this is a 13,000 to 15,000 dollar week Very very clean cut very clear and he lost any loss one day this week So and I don't even have the p&l from yesterday So it could be 20 it could be 25 it could be 30 But Alex is crushing as always and this is your main mentor at m i c Creating the daily watch list in the morning talking about the live commentary along with bow Making sure you guys get weekly webinars and you guys are tuned in To what we do and then i'm here to highlight it all and show you guys in a really clear cut fashion On everything that you're missing by not being a member and what the members are benefiting from Actually becoming a member so guys Last thing absolute last thing i'll open this up one more time The first five people that text me i'll give you a secret code Text me quote quote quotations put in quotes Alex p&l 13,000 and i'm going to give you guys a special deal So the first five people that that actually text me are either going to get a special deal If that's what you're looking for or a mentorship call and we'll do both at the end So guys hit me up. I'd love to get you an m ic. I think you'll love it yourselves And we will see you next week for another espn m ic highlight reel catch you later guys


binge reading is the new binge watching and if you don't believe me keep watching to find out why I am on book 13 of a 14 book series. Hey this is Kyla Denayo and welcome to Kyla's reading day. Today we are discussing the book called Lying Eyes. This book was written by Julie Mulharm. The genre of the book is fiction. The theme of the book is rom-com or just literature. This book had a really important twist to it and you have to know the entire history of Ellison Russell and her new fiancee Anarchy to really understand it right. It's fascinating. Please go and look up the entire series and read it. It's absolutely fascinating. However Ellison is managing a bank because her daughter inherited it and the daughter is a minor and so because she can't run the bank Ellison is running it and she finds out that the female employees are making substantially less money than the male employees. Now the series is set back in the 1960s and it's really really sad to think that we are still dealing with pay inequalities that we've been fighting for from back in the 60s and so this was a really good part of the story where I had to like keep stopping your write down points or questions or all these things about it and it's where Ellison is talking to one of the managers of bank and she goes why is this lady earning such a little wage and he's like oh well women are only here for a short amount of time they get married they leave and we have to keep retraining them. It's a book but if it was a movie I imagine Ellison's face is like what's that got to do with her and he's like women they get pregnant they leave they do all this men have to provide for their entire family so that's what we pay them more because the men are gonna be here you know they're here working while their wives are out being pregnant or having kids or all the rest so we pay women when we have to just keep retraining when we hire new people so this logic is absolutely terrible right it's a very troubling logic but the thing is this has been going on for years I mean I'm sure this is some of the rationale for why women make less money than men so it's a lot there's there's a lot of different things here but that part of the book I really love because Ellison like dug her feet in and so while I call that a subplot to the story it truly wasn't a subplot because Ellison discovered the first body in the book in a thrift store and when she found the body she also bumped into someone who worked at her bank and then she was like why are you shopping at the thrift store oh it's because you earn such low wages so it really was a true part of the plot the fact that she ended up having to confront this bank manager and be like this is my bank I'm a woman who owns it my daughter's going to inherit it she's a woman treat the women fairly right and that rose right into why this part of the book was so important to me because this is a really big issue and as the employer you just have to take on certain risks you have to take on certain expenses and those expenses are training those expenses are recruiting those expenses are hiring all of those things and whether someone is leaving because they had a baby or because they're going to take care of the rest of their family or they just don't need to work you cannot penalize the employees because of that you can't you cannot so I really love that part what I reread the book yes I am truly enjoying this series I just heard that book 14 of the book came out I cannot wait to get my hands on that book and read that one and see what else is happening in the series so yeah I would definitely reread this book so that was today's discussion of the book lion eyes thank you for watching please leave a comment let me know if you read anything by Julie Mulhorn or if you've read this murder mystery series it's really cute which is weird to say for murder mystery series but the underlying romantic story of the main characters is adorable so yeah if you have read anything let me know and I will see you next time on Kyla's reading day bye


Stand by for crime Chuck Morgan KOP newscaster speaking You know there are a few of us who realize the tragedy of the displaced person To appreciate just how tough it really is Imagine yourself having to leave the place of your birth Separate connections with all relatives and friends and being set down in a new and strange land where no one even speaks your language It's not pleasant to think about is it? So here in Los Angeles, we have our quota of DPs It just happens that my blonde secretary Carol Curtis goes on frequent welfare kicks Which is why when I arrived at my office last Wednesday morning. I was given some first-hand information about our local DPs You're like 90% of the people in this town Chuck Morgan. You just haven't a sense of responsibility I haven't oh by the way that typewriter guy fix my machine Chuck. You aren't listening sure I am grammar. Let's go ahead and talk To be running all right, I see a Year ago you made a hero out of yourself raving about how we should bring the DPs over here and give them a new start in life And now that we've got them here. You don't care that they're being blackmailed, you know glamour for sometimes What do you mean blackmailed just what I said? It's the most disgraceful thing that was ever done the name of American democracy There are five families of displaced persons living in a tenement house on bulletin Street and every one of them is paying So-called protection money to a gangster named Igor Petroff are you kidding? What's he protecting them against against Tom being done to their relatives who are still behind the iron curtain? No, it's terrible Those poor people don't understand They think that Petroff actually has a pipeline to Joe Starleen Not one of them makes more than a bare living wage and to have to turn half of it over to a dirt Yes, half of it and what's being done to stop such an outrage? Nothing because people like you all right wait a minute grandma. Let's take it easy If such conditions exist someone would have heard about it before now.  What does it mean? It means beatings and being thrown into a concentration camp and being tortured It means everything, but what it should mean justice So this small-time gangster has got him coming and going, huh? He knows they won't go to the police and he's got them scared into paying off to him or else That's about the laziest racket in the book Hello patty come in. Hello Chuck morning Carol. Hi patty. Say Chuck You've got anything hot for your first broadcast tonight because if you haven't I have yeah, what's that a murder? You see another routine murder patty look Carol's come up with something that's really nothing routine about this murder The victim's name is Jan Darvis. He is or was a displaced person living down on bulletin Street It seems he went to the police to complain about some kind of a holdup being pulled on him and he was liquidated Happy Mansfield is owner of k.o.p Usually lets me alone regarding the nature of the stuff I use on my broadcast But occasionally he gets into a sweat about a particular story and demand that I give it the full treatment Only got into a sweat about this one Which accounts for the fact that five minutes after he denounced the murder of jan darvis Carol and I were on our way to bulletin Street We found bill megs of police headquarters and a couple of uniform cops at the scene of the murder Which was an alley behind a pool hall Hello bill. Oh hi chuck. Hello Carol. Hello bill. I wonder when you two would be along pappy tell you I called Yeah, he told us this is where they found the body here. Yes only it wasn't a body when they found it Darvis was still alive. He didn't die till they got him to the hospital Did he say anything before he died he told us he'd gone to a policeman about the protection money He'd been forced to pay and that's why he was beaten up. Did they tell you the policeman's name? Nope, but we'll find out Bill you don't think this policeman. Sure I do And don't give me that shocked look. We cops aren't all lily wide any more than everybody in every other businesses So far we've a pretty clean record It's going to be cleaner when I get my hands on this particular cop any clues bill Well, yes a set of brass knuckles for one Blood on them too. Oh, what horrible looking things Not pleasant. That's for sure. You got any theories worked out though. Yeah, I have In the looks of Darvis's body, I figured that whoever beat him up didn't intend to kill him I'm just going to use him as an example for the rest of the dps That's why whoever called emergency hospital and reported the thing wasn't interfered with again. They wanted someone to call the hospital. That's right This petroff character is too small time to risk getting mixed up with murder.  Not yet Most we could do is hold them for 24 hours for questioning Yeah, I don't suppose any of the other dps will talk. Oh the same old story. They're scared stiff They don't want the same thing to happen to them or their families a rotten mess Bill, what are you going to do about it? I'm just watching you and every other representative american would expect me to do carol I'm going to find the murderer of jan darvis and send him to the gas chamber It's going to be a tough job bill anything we can do to help. I know something we can do to help right now Yeah, what's that? Have you talked to anna darvis yet? She's jan's mother No, that's where I plan to go from here. Don't Let chuck and me see her first She's frightened of the police. She has another child a 12 year old girl and she's terrified of what might happen to her And but look if she won't talk to me. I know her bill I've been calling on her once a month for almost a year. She trusts me Maybe I can persuade her that the police in america are different, but they actually want to help her That sounds like a good deal bill at least you can't lose anything man. Yeah, maybe you're right Okay, you two go up and have a talk with the lady and report your findings to me at headquarters Bulletin street is one of those crummy district that few of our respected citizens are aware exist As caro and I walked along that dirty noisy pavement I marveled at the fact that she'd been making trips down here all by herself once a month just to check on our dps another unfortunate families Now we came to a two-story adobe tenement house that was sandwiched in between two larger but equally disreputable looking frame buildings We went inside We walked up a flight of dusty stairs Down a short hall And stopped in front of a door that was hanging on one hinge with a latch sprung What happened here looks as though someone broke the door down. It wasn't like this when I was here yesterday This Great santa poor thing. Let's go in We pushed open what remained of the door and entered the tiniest living room I've ever been in A single window opened onto an air shaft The room itself was spotless The furniture though old was neat and in good taste Snowy white curtains were at the window To the right it ordered to the kitchen But we could see if it was as meticulously clean as the living room It was in this room that we heard the sobbing that had stopped now.  That's why we came. No Everyone is evil in this wicked America. Do you think that I am evil Anna? I'm sorry. I didn't I cannot say anything. What happened to your face Anna? Nothing. It is nothing. Oh Anna This is Chuck Morgan. He's a radio newscaster He wants to help you and so do the police The police now we understand why you feel the way you do Anna, but if we're going to help you you must tell us what happened No Telling would not bring back my jan My jan is dead Now I have only little maria Poor little maria. She's so frightened It is like in the concentration camps But then we always had the dream of coming to america It was a beautiful dream America If it were not for that dream most of us would have died and now No Please Anna, please. Where is maria now, Anna?  Perhaps. Oh wait, machak Anna You trust me, don't you? You have been kind miss curfews of all the people You have been kind and if I were to make you a promise You know, I'd keep it. I will not tell I will not Anna the only way we can help you as we want to do Is to have your cooperation.  Yes away from them. I have an apartment up in wilshire boulevard. You can stay there Miss curtis will stay with you We'll have a half a dozen policemen guarding the place until this rock mess is cleaned up then I'll not have to stay here alone It's a promise Anna You have my word for it. But first you must tell us what happened. Yes, then I will tell you It was last night About nine o'clock. I think I was alone here in our home Is someone knocked on the door? Who is it, please? Never mind who it is Open up this door before I break it down. No, this is my home. You cannot come in. I can't Don't tell me what I can't do. Oh lady This district Igor Petrov goes where he pleases and no one stops him. See then you Are Igor Petrov you heard me Earth that yellow liver kid of yours if you mean jan here's not here now you must go now go when I get ready You must not break our current here. We have so little here Well, you're gonna have a lot less when I get through Where's the kid? I do not know Where is he? No, please my boy is not he's hiding where I will not tell you I will not Listen you old buzzer lane got much time and red-faced brady yours went to the cops. He squealed Don't tell me you didn't know about that Yes My boy did go to the police I am proud of him for doing that He is brave my chan He wants what is right and no more He he does not think that here in america It is right for evil men to take any part of money that is hard earned by honest people This america is to us a wonderful land and we believe the police will protect us if we tell them the truth Yeah Well, let me tell you something old lady The cop your kid squealed to is on my payroll get that he does what Igor Petrov says So does everybody else in this district. I'm boss here. Nobody crosses me nobody and that goes for that punk kid of yours Now where is he I will never tell never no When I get through with you, you'll tell or you'll think that Concentration camp you were in was a bed of roses Where is he? No Where is he? It was horrible Yes, it was horrible First I think then the camps Did you tell me your son was Anna? No Jan came home while Petrov is still here He's a little man my jan he was no match for the man who was beating me how awful Did Petrov take jan away? Yes, he took jan away And now my jan is dead Anna no one can blame you for your present opinions of americans Except for caro are people haven't been very well represented among those you've met That's going to change beginning right now Caro, I want you to pick up maria wherever she is and take both her and Anna out to my apartment I'll phone bill megs tell him the story and ask him to send some cops out. All right, but chuck. Yeah, what are you going to do? I'm going to make a call Yeah, that's it. I'm going to make a call I want to demonstrate to a certain district gang boss that here in america. We don't tolerate gutter rats Vision of stand by for crying News people learn to get hard-boiled about human suffering and human weaknesses. They have to if they didn't it wouldn't last long But every once in a while you run across something that hits you personally and it's different Then you cease to be a newsman for a little while and become yourself That's what happened to me after listening to Anna Darvis's story It affected me personally because I was an american And Igor Petrov was representing himself as an american And when I thought of it, I thought unclean It was a fighting desire inside of me to correct the situation So I wouldn't be ashamed of being a citizen of these united states All right, maybe I wasn't using my head, but that's all right, too I was boiling mad when I opened the door of the joint that Igor Petrov called his headquarters The place seemed deserted Then a human rat came shuffling out of the gloom and layered up at me Hello Morgan You're looking for somebody Well, there isn't little benny k-peck sand quintons latest contribution to the scum of society lay off morgan You can't talk to me like that Ain't easy push over I was two years ago.  What have you done tied in with petrov? Yeah Yeah, I've tied in with petro Which means that neither you nor the cops can touch me No, wouldn't you be surprised if you found you bought yourself another ticket to san quentin? Where is that tinhorn boss of yours? I want to see him. What did I tell him you Want to see in the back? I want to remind him how to act when he talks to a lady Out of my waistline face before I start in on you. You come back here You can't go in there. Okay, peck. This is all I needed for an excuse Hello petrov morgan Who let you in here? I invited myself Rat to come from behind that desk brother. This is something I'm going to enjoy K-peck spider, I call your rats, but first I want to give you a little lesson in good Am I getting my point across the trust boys?  I am worried about him when he called me on the phone He asked me if I give him until six o'clock before I picked up petroff said he had a plan Chuck's plans usually pay off carol. Oh not always Boy, I've seen him so beaten up. He looked as though he had been run through a meat grinder I didn't say he didn't get himself worked over occasionally. He's a glutton for it But he usually gets what he goes after oh you men We have mrs. Darvas's story Isn't that enough to arrest petroff on for heaven's sake? She was an eyewitness not that jan darvas's murder That's why chuck wanted some time. He thinks he can get the information that will pin the murder rap on petroff My guess is he'll do it too mine do oh for heaven's sakes carol Why don't you quit saying for heaven's sakes and just sit down and relax relax? How would you feel if your boyfriend were in the danger of being murdered? I haven't got a boyfriend That's not very funny pappy. Sorry. Oh forget I tell you what I'll do carol If we don't hear from chuck within the next 15 minutes all three of us will take a run down to bulletin street and have a look around Okay, do I have a choice of answers 15 minutes isn't long to wait the chances are right now chuck is on his way back here with petroff as his prisoner And a full confession in his pocket Take it easy morgan you live Oh kpk. Yeah. Yeah kpk only now the situation's a little different ain't it morgan You dirty rat on time I had yeah, I'm apt and tired Having fun kpk.  I hit the old lady and the kid. I've already told you they're in my apartment on wilshire There are seven cops guarding the place and I say there ain't no one in your apartment on wilshire And I say there is and why don't they answer the phone? Maybe they don't want to if they're not in my apartment There are police headquarters. Why don't you call the chief?  You got 15 minutes Make him talk in that time or you and me is gonna have an understanding I'll make him talk Just leave me alone with him. I got my own particular methods So petroff went out of there and kpk began having his fun Only this time I wasn't as cooperative as before I passed out almost at once or pretended to This made kpk mad there wasn't any fun beating an unconscious man But it also gave me time to think I told bill neggs I had a plan That was partly to keep bill away from bulletin street until I had a goal to steal myself And partly because there had been an idea in the back of my head But what was it? At the time I've been too mad to analyze its worth Then I remembered The brass knuckles that bill had found But what about them? They've been dried blood in those knuckles sure sure that was it dried blood When it wasn't much of a plan but in my present situation who was I to be choosy I cautiously opened one eye And saw kpk sitting two feet away watching me Okay Morgan You ready for some more hold it kpk. I've got something to say you better head Go on talk What about the brass knuckles? Huh? What about the brass knuckles?    You're crazy. Anyway, they want my knuckles.   I won't do it. I can save you from the gas chamber kpk. I'm the only one who can Petroth would double cross you in a minute The cops are on their way here right now. You haven't got much time You kidding me mogul? I'm giving it to you straight. Mrs. Davies has already told a story to the police The only reason you and petroth haven't been picked up yet is because they didn't have proof of the murder Now they've got it with the blood on those brass knuckles. You'll see that I don't get no murder back Yes, I don't want to take no rap for nothing. I didn't do then you won't it's a promise. Okay, mogul I'll take a chance and if you pull across on me, I never pulled across in anybody in my life. Now hurry up.  They like it there To them it's heaven compared to what they've been used to They like america too The american way of life Their dream has really come true They'll make good citizens Petroth is a waiting trial for murder There's no longer any district gang boss on bulletin street There never will be again if bill makes us anything to do with it and bill has a lot to do with such things Speaking of bill after my seven o'clock broadcast that night he and carol pappy and I went over to mike laments for dinner Say chuck before we leave here. I've got just one question. I'd like to ask yeah And after you answer that one I've got a question too and at the risk of sounding parrot like I have a question also Shoot pappy About this dried blood gimmick comparing it with a sample of blood taken from a person who told you that a comparison Will establish identity nobody then how'd you know I didn't does it You see you don't know either so how could kpk be expected to know you mean you just made that one up out of thin There because it sounded like a good idea where sure now. What's your question bill? How about that deal you made with kpk? What right did you to promise him he wouldn't have to take a murder rap if he turned states evidence Because I have a friend on the police force was a very nice guy and who I knew would stand behind me His name is bill mags Oh, you see you can't win with this man. He talks his way out of everything And now at last but not least we come to your question grab me first. What is it? Oh, never mind. I just answered it myself When I said you can't win with this man Or can I who I am of course as far as I'm concerned you won three years ago the day I hired you remember Oh chucky boy, you say the nicest thing