I'm David Fudge. I'm from Sun City, West Arizona. I'm Tom Sharp and I'm from Auckland, California. My name is Lita Dukeshire and I am from Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada. My name is Roy Hayaring-Avajie and I'm from the Dominican Republic. My name is David and I'm from Sydney, Australia. I'm retired but I was a biomedical engineer designing medical equipment. I was working for a pharmaceutical company. I'm a commissioned sales rep in the tire industry selling tires. I work for the U.S. Board of Troll and I still am employed there. I've got about three years before I retire. I practiced dentistry for 47 years. And day trading is something I want to learn how to do. And I haven't found a good mentor or a good training program to kind of help me along the way. So when I found CTU, I thought this is definitely the place I wanted to jump in on. The chat room is just incredible. The support that you get from other team members that help you to identify stocks that may be moving or that are really looking good for trades. There's a lot of the people that I've met here, the instructors and the other students too. Fausto and the team really took their time with me. I put the money with their mouthpiece. I get the results. You can actually see them make the actual trades instead of just teaching theory and leaving it to you to work out in a real world. It's a very well organized program. It's logically oriented for me. And being in the chat room with a lot of good people and I've gotten to know a few online and here I've gotten to know several more. I think I just saw Fausto on a webinar somewhere Monday and I was impressed and so I decided to check it out. Here you are. Experience with Fausto. Fausto's been really helpful, really nice and I think the team he has around him makes it really, really easy. I realized how much he really cares about his students' learning. It wasn't something that he's just trying to get to a part of his team. It's much deeper than that. Amazing guy, Metamon. I remember hearing his first video, his first live video and he has a lot of charisma and he's genuine, how he sounds online. I feel that he has a genuine interest in people and a sincere desire to see us grow and prosper. Now that I met him, see the humble he is, I see him as a very great man and mentor to follow into this field. At Cybertree University, one of the biggest things that really always concerned me is I was you over 20 years ago and what I needed more than anything was support. I needed to learn and I needed someone to hold my hand. Well, one of the big things we're very big on is we're very big on support and all the staff at Cybertree University is very, very well educated and trained how to trade the market.  A lot of people really don't look at you not only as a student, but we look at you as a family member because trading is a family. I certainly feel like I'm included as part of a family, if you will. It's just a family feeling. You're taking care of it. We will always be there. We were one of the very first people who pioneered webinar technology when it first came out in the late 90s. When you log into our website you're going to see that we have courses, recordings. We have it going through step one, step two, step three from beginners to advanced students and you could come back and take the class as many times you want for free. 70% of our training courses are live and we train you live in the market. So you're not just reading out of a textbook. It's a different adventure. It's just a different course because different movements in the market different situations. New York City, the site of the International Traders Expo. And I like to show people when I start trading live because it gets them to feel the look and feel of what it's like to be in that race. In the competition our camera focuses on Puglisi who despite all the options available to modern day traders is concentrating on common traditional stocks. I have already did two trades already. The session starts with Fausto fishing for active stocks. Soon it will be the last half hour of the market day in New York. Almost always the most active part of the short term traders day. I'm scanning through my top 20 list. My top 20 list is all percentage gainers and losers. I'm trying to find a stock that has some good volatility. I'm trying to find some stocks. I mean I don't care what they do. I don't care what they own. Bankrupt or whatever. Fausto finds his first big move. United Airlines. He buys and it dips. He sells and it dips even lower. You got to know where those dominated brokerage firms are. You got to know where they're buying it. You need to know where they're selling it. You need to know where the big boy in that stock is. A lot of people think it's just as easy.  All right guys. Let me just do a quick audio check and everyone hear me loud and clear. Just give me a chat back everybody in the room. Hello, hello, hello. Good, good, good. Everyone can hear loud and clear. Perfect. All right. Hello from Ireland. All right. Anyone else? Loud and clear. Lewis, Marv. Good to see you. Grant. Good to see you. All right. Good, good. All right. Let me just go out there and do a quick video. First of all, I'd like to thank you for sticking around and coming at 430. One of the first times we've done this a long, long time on a Tuesday. So it looks like we had a great turnout. A lot of you guys are here. Perfectly. Good to hear. All right. Good to hear. All right. So what we're going to do ladies and gentlemen, today I'm going to do a quick audio check. All right. Good to hear. All right. Good to hear. All right. Good to hear. All right. Good to hear. All right. Good to hear. All right. Ladies and gentlemen, today I'm going to talk a little bit about something I've been talking about the last couple of weeks. And if you saw some previous webinars, but it's always nice. It's like a great book when you read it here at once, you hear it twice. But we're going to talk about the two-day, two-hour trader, how to double your income and at your free time. And that is going to be the topic for today. But before we do that, I want to do a quick little intro, explain a little bit about Cybertrade University, how things work, why we're here, and hopefully, I could help you become a good trader. Now, the big thing I want all of you guys to understand is this. This presentation is going to be for an hour. I cannot teach you how to make money in an hour. What I can do is I could spark your interest. My goal today, what I'm looking to do, is I'm not here to give away free trips, a free iPad, a free car, a free this, a free that. Listen, I'm not here to give away free stuff. What I'm looking for is I'm looking for people that are serious that want to make money in the market. It's not going to be a typical webinar where I'm going to try to go hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, show you all the winners, don't talk about the losers, break how much money I made, and slap you with a $5,000 class at the end of this hour presentation. It's not what I'm looking to do. I'm looking to find people that want to join Cybertrade University to be part of our private club that we could take the opportunity to train you so we could all make money together. Okay. Now, with that said, let me go out there and share my PowerPoint and let me tell you a little history about myself because what we're talking about right here, everybody, is something that I fell into 25 years ago. Now, I have over five years of proprietary trading market experience. What that basically means is that as a market maker I worked for a trading firm, I was trading for someone else. Okay. And I've been doing it for over 25 years and I've been teaching for basically for over 20 years.  This is not a recording. This is live and I'm going to be happy to answer some questions as we go along. But I just want you to know that I was you 25 years ago. Now, what does that mean? What that means is that the difference between you and I is I was this ignorant 22 year old kid going out there being a cowboy, trading, thought I knew how to trade, self-taught, reading books, this and that and kind of blew up three accounts. All right. That's basically what happened to me. And what ended up happening ladies and gentlemen, regarding about trading is that fortunate for me, fortunate to me is that I live in New York, greatest traders in the world and with that said is I said, you know what, maybe I should work for somebody. Maybe I should do it. Now, let me tell you why I didn't want to work for someone. I didn't want to split the profits. The same reason why people today, you don't have to work for somebody but you do got to take some courses from someone. And some people be like, when am I going to learn? The guy's going to teach me.  Listen, we all need to learn from somebody. You might not like how the guy looks. You might not like how he sounds. You might like what he sounds or might like the way he looks. But I'm just telling you this, every single one of you going to need a mentor. And you don't need to go to college or high school. This is not kindergarten. You don't have one teacher from the morning all the way to the afternoon. You got to learn different subjects, different topics, and then you'll find the right course for you. But we'll have boring you with that. Let me get right into it. What I learned on the first day on the job, I should never, ever made my first trade. Ever. You know why? Because I realized that I was trading blind my whole time. When I'm about to teach you guys, I'm going to show you what high-frequency battle market makers. I'm going to show you how people, you know, how traders, you know, can kind of control the market and have a game plan and hide orders this and that. Why is this? Why am I willing to teach you this? Because if you're able and savvy enough to understand just a fraction I'm talking about, I could definitely teach you how to make money and we're going to trade together and we're going to make a lot of money. That is the ultimate goal. Now, when I worked for the brokerage firm, when I became a trader, my mentor, I didn't want, I wanted to go on my own just like anybody else.  So, you know, I want to buy my own house. I want to buy my own this. I didn't want to be tied to somebody, but my mentors told me something very valuable and this is what you guys are going to realize right now when we move forward.  And that's how cyber trading university was born. So, I just want you guys to understand something. I started one of the very first educational schools before anything you've seen on the internet. Not only that, but I started the very first original online trading room. Everybody out there, you know, a lot of them that you're seeing were students of mine. A lot of them were instructors of mine. There's several of them all over the internet. So, if you see an online webinar and you see an online trading room, they started and it's all started here at cyber trade university. And why are they there and why are they successful? The same reason why you're here because I'm hopefully going to be willing to teach you guys to hopefully do the same and maybe go out there and start teaching other people, which is great, but you've got to start from somewhere. Now, as a trader, ladies and gentlemen, you know, we do online, onsite, but the key of this photograph is this. Look at the people that are here.  They're business owners, entrepreneurs, grandmas, grandpas, retirees, border control, cowboys, accountants, engineers, pilots, veterans.  You know why they're here? Because they're sick and tired to give their money to some mutual fund and if they're lucky, they'll show them 10%. Guys, we're not in the 10% business anymore. Okay? We need to make 10% a day. If you had $100,000 in your bank account and the broker terms, I'll show you 10%. You'll probably be drooling right now. What is $10,000 going to do for you? You work so hard to save $100,000, make $10,000. This is a business, guys. We want to take that $100,000 and we want to make it into a $200,000, $300,000 profit at the end of the year. How do we do that? Well, that's what I'm going to show you. Okay? And trust me, guys, it's not that hard. The hardest thing to do right now is what you did today. It's taking the time at 4.30 Eastern time and showing up today and see what the real truth is. Now, I have a question for all of you. Okay?  All right? So my question is this. Let me bring up a poll. All right?  Are you a stock trader, option trader, forex futures? Just kind of get to know a little bit about who's in the room and know exactly what we got going on here. Okay? I've got a lot of stock traders. Okay, that's good. Options, futures. It's funny. I always don't get too many people that click on the investor once. I don't think anyone's an investor anymore, right? A couple of forex traders, futures. Okay. Now I noticed we're getting a lot of options traders out there, so let me kind of just kind of say something about your options traders. If you want to be a good options trader, you damn well better learn how to stock trade first because the movement of stock that makes an option move. So how do you know what option to trade if you don't even know what stock's moving? And that is a very big problem with today's markets. Now I see some of you, a lot of you might be swing traders. Well, how do you know what to swing if you don't know what's happening in the course of the day? Now I personally am a day trader. I am one of the original day traders. Some people call me the godfather of day trading. Why is that? Because when I started, I was one of the original soul's bandits. If you read any of the old books, I was with Harvey Halkin, bless this all, but passed away not too long ago. The founder of it, but I was actually one of those traders that worked, you know, as one of the original soul's bandits. When I started, a hundred of us now there's close to 20 to 30 million. So I helped pioneer the whole day trading business. Now, how do I get into the day trading business is because if you look at Wall Street, most traders are actually day traders. They're just trading over the course of the day. They're trading momentum. They're just focusing on making money. And at the end of this, at the end of the day, ladies and gentlemen, you just got to ask yourself, why are you here to make money? That's it. You're not here to figure out about Trump's tweets.  You're not here to worry about the next pharmaceutical drug.   Period. Okay.  You better put your egos away.  Now, the reason why I day trade is exactly what you're seeing on the screen. What I've learned is that over the years, actually over the years, over the day, why, why always be stuck at your phone and be, and worried about what my stock's doing. Oh my God, it's going to come back in this and that. Day traders focus on their day's pay. We focus on momentum and that's it. Now, this is a good swing trader, which, listen, we swing trade here at Cybertrain University. You know, you got to know what's happening over the course of the day.  Like, for example, there's a stock today. I don't know if you guys saw it. I don't know if I can broadcast it really quick. This is basically, I'm going to actually do this on the fly. Just give me a second here. I want to show you something. Hold on one second. All right. So, I just want to bring up a stock really quick. So, does everyone see this stock right here, Newe? Does everybody see this okay? Oh, no, you don't. Hold on. There we go. Let me share it. There we go. All right. It didn't work. Hold on. Oh, there we go. Okay. Hold on, Cliff will come here in a second. There we go right there. Okay. So, looking at this stock right here, this stock started at $29 a share. Okay. Over the course of the day, this stock was a phenomenal short. By the way, did anyone ever hear of this stock really quick? Newe? Anyone heard about it? Know anything about it? What's going on? Okay. So Vince, you did. Okay, good. Some of you heard, okay, good. So, let's take a look at this stock. This stock was $1.50. Okay. Right at the gate, this stock tanked from $29.50 all the way down to $20 a share in a matter of an hour. An hour, if you're short of that stock on a thousand shares, you could have made yourself close to $10,000, right? Now, is it too late to trade it? Well, look what happened. Right around and look where it ended up going. It went from $17.50 in 30 minutes. It dropped down to $9.00. Now, if you were a day trader, we killed it on the short.  Do I hold on to it? Do I average down? Could the stock go to zero?  What do you do? You cry about it? Listen, trading is not a life or death, but it's a difference between making you rich and poor. Okay? And you could destroy everything. Now, so how do you become a good swing trade or maybe a good option trade? You damn well need to learn how to day trade and that's what we're looking at right here. All right.  All right, there we go. So, let's get right into how do we find these stocks and how it works and what the whole philosophy and the style of Cybertrain University is because I think that's what a lot of you guys are here for. Okay? We want to know if trading is for us. We want to know if we should be able to do this. Should we not do it? All these big things. So, let me just tell you right off the bat before we get into the style of Cybertrain University and what we do here, let's start off with 50% of the failure rate. Now, I always like to talk about failure versus success and I'll tell you why. If you were healthy and you're doing great and you're in shape, you know, maybe once in a while you got to take your physical, right? But when do you go to the doctor? When you're healthy or when you're sick? All right, that's the time we go when we're sick and we're worried about something. Trading, that's why most people decide like maybe I should get educated, you know, or why I'm not making the money that I should be making. So, let me tell you half the failure rate, half the people fail just having the wrong brokerage account. And let me tell you why.  Everybody's worried about, oh, how much of the ticket charge is? Oh, how much do I get this week? Am I going to get my 600 dollar gift card? Oh, how much cash back do I get? Everyone's so concerned about what is the brokerage for I'm going to give you. Well, did you ever thought about why they're so desperate for your business? First of all, how do you think they make money? I mean, could you guys answer that question? How do you guys think they make money? You think they make money charging you five dollars a ticket? I mean, think about it. Why, why they, what's the catch? How did they build that billion dollar building on Madison Avenue? Okay, how are they able to spend three million dollars on a 30 second commercial on a Super Bowl? On my five dollars?  Think about it. How do you make money? How about this? Do you guys work for free? Would you like somebody to work for free for you? Anybody like free employees? That's exactly right, friend, whoever you are. They're working against you. They're making the spread, they're doing this and doing that. Do you know they're making not five or seven or two dollars, they're making several hundred dollars from you? Wouldn't you, if you knew that some, that you could do the same exact thing they're doing and save yourself two, three hundred dollars a trade, what do you need the two hundred dollar gift card for? If I'm saving two hundred dollars a trade, every trade, you keep the two hundred dollars. There's a catch.  Now, the reason why I'm spending a lot of time talking about this is because, you know, you might have heard the phrase, hey, the only thing is free is a cheese in a mouse trap and we all know what happened to the mouse. All right? So, I just want you guys to understand, before we get into the strategy behind Cybertrain University, I want to tell you how half of you are brokers. I'm not here to solicit brokers, but every single one of you, at the end of this presentation, okay, I'm going to invite you to join me at the original cyber group room.  People, I see people from Ireland in here and London and US and Canada, different laws, different regulations. So I'm not here to kind of tell you who's the best right now.  Now, because they just got to worry about is something they do something called payment for order flow. That's basically how they make their money. All right? Now, let's get back into the execution system. All right now, let's talk about the strategy. There are two different types of brokerage accounts that we're going to learn from. This is how I learned my valuable lesson, how I bloop my accounts. The brokerage firms that we're just talking about, those are called online brokerage firms. Now, there are brokerage firms that are called direct access brokerage firms, okay? Yes, Rose, we're going to send you the recording, okay? As long as you're registered in here, we'll get your recording, okay, Rose? Unfortunately, if you leave and you're going to miss one of the greatest part of the whole present presentation is that I'm going to give you an opportunity to actually get a free coaching class with me. So, you know, but who knows? You can always wait next week, all right? But we'll get into that. But anyway, let's talk about brokerage firms. So basically, let's get right into this. Direct access brokers are like having driving your own car. Public transportation is like online brokers, direct access brokers are like driving your own car, okay? Now, do we know about driving your own car versus online direct, you know, public transportation? It's more expensive. You need a license. You got to buy insurance. You got to buy a vehicle.  But we all know we're not surrendering it to go back to public transportation because to run a successful business or a successful life, because try to explain to a pregnant wife, say, hey honey, I didn't, you know, reason why I didn't buy a car was too cheap. So we got to wait for the train. The bus starts up at 6 a.m. You know, it's not going to work too well. Oh, the taxis are on strike today. Well, where's your car? You know, we know where I'm going with this, right? So anyway, you're doing this as a business. So you got, so we all know a lot of you might have good platforms like Metastock. You know, you know what you're getting out of it. Brokerage firms they're all out to trade against you. Now, let's begin and talk about how do we get around not them trading against us. Okay, that's what we got to look at. Hold on, let me just fix this really quick. I don't know why I'm having a split screen. There we go. All right. I don't know what that extra screen down here at the bottom is, but seems like I can't get it off. All right. So let's begin and talk about the strategy. Now here at Cybertrain University, like I told you earlier, what I'm looking for is I'm looking for people that I could train that could be part of my group only if you qualify and the whole purpose of qualifying is knowing if this is for you or not. And that's one of the reasons why we talk to our traders. When you come to Cybertrain University, you're not going to be talking to a salesman.  You're going to talk to a physical instructor because the goal is today, we're going to make money is by you making money. That's what we do. We're trading together like a community. Okay. As a team, not that we're splitting profits or doing proper trading. We're not doing any of that. Right now, what we're doing is looking to train people so we can all bounce ideas back and forth each other. It's be able to work together and be part of a group. That's what Cybertrain University is all about. Okay. So, and the goal is to find stock like ABIL. Okay. And you could see ABIL over the course of the day, you know, when you're trading a stock, go from 350 in a matter of two hours, it goes to 850. I don't know about you guys, but five dollar move sounds pretty nicely. But when you look at guys like John and Don and Neil and Bob, hey, I made 50 cents. Steve made a buck. Neil made 50 cents. Donna made 75 cents on it. You know, and you do the math there. Tom made a buck on 2,000 shares, made $2,000 on it. That is what we're looking for. Okay. We're looking at how we could work together. Okay. We're looking at how we could work together. Okay. We're looking at how we could work together, follow big high-frequency trades, big block orders, and just follow, follow the big boys. That's what we're looking to teach you to do. Now, how do we find stocks like ABIL? Now, first of all, what is ABIL? Who is it? Who cares? Who cares? By Tom, you figure it out, the thing already ran $5, right? But how do we really do find it in our cybergroup room? Our students using our technology, bouncing back and forth, sharing ideas, say, hey, FALSTO, look at GEVO. Oh, look at AWX. The stock is up 300%. Look at ABIL. It's up 200% today. And the buyers, the market makers are still out there buying John and Bill and Hajji and Vincent and Rose and all you guys out there. This is how you make money. It's not the FALSTO show. Okay. FALSTO and his instructors, our job is to kind of see if trading is for you or not. But it's your job to be in the original cybergroup room and work together like a team. Now, how do we find and scan these stocks? I don't know.  So we broadcast and we share our picks every day, twice a day. And we do them on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. And you can watch videos of our morning and afternoon meetings, but the other thing is, where do we find them? Is on one of the great features on every execution system is the big percentage gainers and losers. Why are we working off the big percentage gainers and losers?  Like you could see our watch list, ABIL. Now, how do we know it? Now, the next question people are going to ask. Okay. So FALSTO, I saw you call out these stocks. Great. No problem. Well, how did you know who was going up? So listen, I got a question for you guys. Okay. And let me just fix something here really quick. And, okay. So my question to you everybody is this. How do you know stock? How does stocks go up and down in the market? Can everyone answer that question? Oh, David, you saw me on Morning Briefing on Trade Station? Great, great. Great company. There you go. You got a great direct access broker right there. But how do we know that? Can everyone just answer that question for me?  If you can't answer this question personally, then you better quit trading. Okay. Order flow. Basically, guys, everybody just write S&D. Okay? There's over, what? There's almost close to over 200 people that have been in and out. Just write S&D. Supplying demand. Can everybody just write that S&D, here? Well, close, Charlie. Supply and demand. Okay? So let me teach you basic trading 101.  Just being New Yorkers were very straight forward and please don't hold that against us. But let me just tell you this. The way things works when it comes to trading is that you just got to follow the money. We are the ants on the floor. I tell everybody this. Why are we the ants? Because we're just trying to get the crumbs. These brokerage firms are moving millions and millions of shares. Billions of shares. Okay? You think they really care about you? You think they really care about you're going to make $200 on them or $500? They got online accounts and they got these ignorant people that are paying, think they've been getting $500 and they're making $200, $300 of trade. You think they care if you make $200, $200, $300 a day on a trade? They don't care. Okay? But what we can do is we can see those orders. And that's what we want to focus on. Now, how do we know about this? Well, let me tell you, when I started trading, I knew nothing of this. I heard of it, but I never knew this data was available to us. And the first mistake that people, and the first mistake I made, which I know a lot of you hear and the reason why you hear you didn't make that mistake is I had the wrong execution system, the wrong platform. I didn't have a platform and didn't want to spend the money like on a metastock. Okay?  Okay? I was, you know, I didn't want to spend money. I was being cheap. Okay? Well, obviously, as we get older, we know we can't be cheap. We got to spend money to make money. Be a penny cheap, they say, is a dollar foolish. Don't we say it at all time? So that was one of my big mistakes. But then eventually when I took a job and for a trading firm, you know what they did? They ran a business in their business. The first thing they told me, he says, okay, Fausto, welcome to block trading, cash securities, where the place I worked at, Detect, he says, okay, by the way, there is a thousand-dollar execution system you got to pay for. I'm like, I didn't even get, what do you mean you got to pay for it? Well, don't worry, you got to pay for it. It'll come out of your run when you make money. But I said, how do I get to make money? And you know what they said? Don't worry about it. You're going to make money. They're like, all right, you think I'm going to make money? I'm like, you'll make money. The only reason why you're not going to make money is because you didn't show up to work. You held overnight. You broke the rules. You don't find the follow the diet. Okay? And that's not our problem. You follow the diet, you're curious, you want to do it, you can add one plus one equals two. You'll do great. Okay? You follow orders, you do good. You don't follow orders, you'll be out of here. So, but there are bills that you got to pay. And one of them was I had to pay money for an execution system, which a lot of you know this. Okay? Comes with the job. All right? And even today, even today, when you think about it, by the way, when you guys, when I used to pay a thousand dollars back then, you're getting it now for like 15, and you know, it's amazing people are still cheap. They won't even pay that. Okay? Which is good because those are the people we want to trade against. Okay? But anyway, having the right execution system is key. So now what are we going to do? This, now we're going to get into the basic of trading one on one. And what is one on one is, I'm going to show you basically how the, the whole strategy behind cyber trade university, which is following the money. Okay? That's what we're going to focus on. Now, what I'm about to tell you right now, guys, it's going to be disturbing. It's going to bother you and you're going to realize that how could anybody even compete or even do this without knowing that? And how do I know this because the guys on the left, that was me. And the people on the right are the ones we don't want to be. Remember, if you're not on me, if you're not on Wall Street, you can't do it on Main Street. And that's where people blow up their accounts. Now, the question is this. All right? And Mike, I'm going to do a poll. Does anybody here have level three? So I'm going to do a quick poll question. So everybody out there just answers this question. Just want to get to know if everyone has this really quick. Do you have, and just, by the way, not sharing this data with anyone. Don't be embarrassed. Just obviously right now you could just see where you are on the poll. Just answer this. If you don't know it, you know, just say I'm not sure whatever it is. But do you have level three? Okay. Just waiting for you guys to fill this out. I need to jeopardy music. 13, 20. Okay. Wow. That's pretty, that's pretty high. Actually, that's probably the highest nose I've seen in several months. Okay. Because if you said not sure, that's like saying I'm not, I'm not sure if I'm pregnant. Listen, there's no such thing. Are you pregnant or not? Okay. You know, we're older now. We know that we have the tools now that will tell us if we're pregnant or not. So I'll take that as a no. All right. You know, obviously, if you are not sure, you really don't know. So let's take that as a no. So if you think about it, there's almost over 80% of you do not know what level three is. And that's okay, because that's what we hear. And that's what's very disturbing because the reason why you don't know that is brokerage firms don't want to tell you about it. They just want to tell you about it because if you knew about it, then you know what they're doing.  And that's the issue. So let's get back into what is level three. Level three is going to show, you know, listen to me carefully because now we're going to get into the whole style of how, a whole philosophy of and syllabus of cyber trade university and what we're going to teach you and what you're going to see in our trading room, okay? Level three is going to show you 70% of the buyers and sellers out there. All right, let me repeat that. You're going to see 70% on the average of where the buyers are and where the sellers are. Now, if I was able to show you and you could see 70% of the buyers and sellers and this is an honest question, what would that be worth to you? If you could see 70% of the buyers and sellers out there in a trade that you're in and believe me, you only make a fraction of 110th of 1% of it, but if you could see 70%, what is that worth? Exactly. It's worth a lot of money. It's priceless, right? It could be worth several hundred dollars, whatever it is. Part of doing it, right, guys? Good, that's the kind of feedback that I want to see. So now I'm going to show you what we're looking at. What we're looking at right now is one of several what we call ECNs out there. Now, an ECN is something that I helped develop back in my day trading days and I don't want to go into a whole history on it. At the end of this presentation, we're going to give you access to our portal and we have a couple of videos there you guys can learn from it. So all these books out there, I did it all in videos, so don't worry about that. But anyway, to get to the point is this. ECNs are what make where I call high frequency trades. These are where all the institutions place their orders and they're actually posting their orders electronically. So if you notice under New York Stock Exchange, nobody's there, like you're wondering where these orders coming from, whether going through computers. People working out of their office, out of their brokerage firm's trading room and they're posting orders out there in the market. That market is what you have access to and the only way you have access to it is to buy it. Which is when I started, like I told you, I had to pay thousands of dollars for it. Now it's like 15 bucks. So Nasdaq Book Viewer is, this is directly an order directly from the Nasdaq market. And you could actually, right on their website, you can get Nasdaq Book Viewer. Which by the way, I hope none of you buy it because unless you come to my trading room, you'll probably do more damage to yourself than good. So don't waste your time. But let me just kind of explain to it really quick so you know what to expect when you come to our trading room. What it's going to show you is all the buyers, which is on the left-hand side and all the sellers. Now, if you notice, there are two columns. There's a column that says bid and there's a column that says shares. And the bid is telling you the price. That's the best price that someone's looking to buy it. And at that price, you have some guy that's looking to buy five shares of the stock. If you notice, this is called a negotiated market. Okay, now you notice as you work your way down, you got buyers at $20, $32.89, $32.88, $32.87.  A thousand shares to sell there. Holy cow, there's a 5,000-share buyer at $32.74, which is only, what, 15 cents away. So what you're seeing is you're seeing the orders. Now, these are real live orders.  These are orders that are coming directly from the NASDAQ market. Now, how does that help you? Well, does everybody here know to read a chart? By the way, that was the last thing I was taught when I came to trading. But charts are great. Listen, they help you. The problem with today's charts is people, they use it too much and it kind of more hurts you than helps you. But let me show you how we use it. Here's an example of a stock drop box, right? And it started around $31.40. And it came all the way down to a price right around here around $30.80. Now, if you notice, that's a minute chart. And within several minutes, this stock had a very tough time breaking the price right around $30.80. Now, what could possibly cause that? Why didn't the stock go to 30? Why not go to 29? Why didn't it stop at 31? Why did it have to stop at 31.80? Well, when you look at the level 3, you'll notice that you got a lot of buyers at every price, at every penny. But coincidentally, with all the 100 share buyers and 300 and 250 shares, there was a 26,000 share buyer sitting at $30.75. Now, what did I ask you earlier? How did stocks go up and go down? Supplying demand. So when you're looking on the bid side and you got a big buyer, what does that become? That becomes a demand. And buyers are demand. And when you're looking at that, that is a major demand at $30.75. Which would explain when it got to that price, that's the reason why I went from $30.80 all the way up to $31.60.  Thank you very much. I'll see you tomorrow. So that is how and what drives support and resistance levels on a chart. Now, how do we apply that to a resistance level? Right now we're looking at support. What makes a resistance levels? Sellers. When you look over there on the right, you'll notice these are all the sellers. We've got 100 share sellers, 2,000, I mean 200. You've got a 7,000 share seller, but you've got a 15,000 share seller right around $55.90. So you can see how that stock Roku when it went from $55.30, why did it stop at $55.90? Because there was a seller of 15,000 share sellers. So ask yourself a question. How many of you here see these 15,000 share and 6,000 share sellers out there? Because let me tell you, chart doesn't tell you that. Chart only tells you what happened in the past and if you waited and you weren't prepared to see that seller, look where it is now at $55.50. So what did you do? You threw away $0.40? Might sound like a lot, but if you don't want it, I'll take it. Because $400 a day over the course of the year is a six-figure salary. It pays a hell of a lot more than Social Security. I can tell you that. Now that you understand of what we're looking at, now let's go out there and apply it to all of us. Now I have a question for everybody. Look at this chart right here. In theory and what you can notice right now what do you think the stock is going to do? Is it going to go up or is it going to go down? Just put it in a chat room. Let's just see what you guys think. Up or down? And please don't tell me, oh, it's not enough data. I really can't tell. Listen, it's a very simple question. Looking at the trend of it, what is the trend? Is it up or down? What is the trend of the stock? If you said down, because it was at 32, now it's at 3150, you said down, you're right. The trend is down. Okay? It's not a trick question. Well, now comes the trick question. Why is it? Well, when will it stop? Like how much lower is it going to go? So now let me ask your strategy. When are you going to know the stock is going to bounce? What do we need for this stock to stop going down? What do we need it to do? What do we need to help it from stopping the bleeding? What do we all need everybody? What do you think? We don't need a chart to tell us because the chart gets its data from orders. We need buyers. The only thing that's going to prevent this stock from going any lower and from us to continuing to stop the bleeding from losing money we need buyers. And you know what? Fortunately, the chart doesn't tell you that. So what's going to tell us that? Level 3. So let's look at a level 3 and when we notice for some coincidental reason there's a 600,000 share buyer looking to buy 20,000 shares of $1 sitting at $3,150. Got some 2,000, 4,000, 1,000 pretty substantial buyer. In theory, what do you think is going to happen when that stock gets to $3,150? What do you think that stock is going to do?  With a bit with a 20,000 share buyer guys. You're right. It's going to go up. Look at that stock right here. Hit the support level at $3,150 and look where it is now at $3,220.  Why didn't I know that? And why is the chart telling me now? Couldn't it tell me in the future? Well, I can't tell you just didn't have the right data. You didn't spend the money to have the right tools. You weren't part of the right room. You're sitting there trying to analyze. You're trying to go out there and try to outsmart these traders. Questions. Does level 3 subscriptions cover all types of stocks? Yes. Well, technically no, because it doesn't work for penny stocks, which I do not trade Bolton Board and NASDAQ. It only works towards NASDAQ National, which is a pretty nice decent list, about 25,000 shares, 25,000 stocks. Plus, it also works on New York and NASDAQ. All right. Now, let's take away the chart and let's just work directly off the data. Now, where do you guys think, in theory, the stock might hit a resistance level? Looking at this order. Let's see if you guys could figure this one out. Victor, I do not teach futures, but if you want to learn futures, here's my email address and just put it in the chat room. There's only about two or three people I recommend and know how to teach futures and options. The rest of them out there are just out there to take your training money. Looking at this example, in theory, where do you think the stock will hit a resistance level? If you don't know the answer, just give me a question mark. Guys, there are over 200 people in here. Don't be shy. Stop looking at what's going on on the news and these reports. Focus on what's going on. You got money on the line. You want your spouse to yell at you? Focus. Okay. Thank you. Bob has a question. Is level 3 the same as dark pools? No, Bob. Dark pools are a fraction of high-frequency trades. Let me try to explain to you the difference. I used to teach dark pools. When I was a trader, I used to work with dark pools, but with today's markets, dark pools only make probably, I don't know, 1% of the volatility of the market. I don't know about you, but you want 1% of the movement or you want 70%.  Just to kind of tell you what dark pools are. Dark pools are basically trades that are being traded within a brokerage firm. I'll give you a quick little metaphor. Let's say you and I work for Goldman Sachs and you have a client. You want to buy 100,000 shares of Intel. You want to sell 100,000 shares. Instead of going out in the market, they're going to cross the market together. But how often does that happen that brokerage firms are trading within their brokerage house? That's what's called a dark pool. When it comes to trading right there, Goldman Sachs Schwab doesn't control the whole market.  Regarding about dark pools, if you're learning about dark pools, you're obviously wasting your time in what I've calculated of verse 70%. High frequency trades of what really control the market. Now let's get back to this question because I'm running out of time here and I want to get right to it because we've got only about 10, 15 minutes left and I've got about 20 slides but we're moving along. I'm taking my time to explain it. If you picked the 21,000 shares from your sellers, congratulations, you're absolutely right. You just passed kindergarten. Now, looking at the chart, I implement the chart. A lot of you might look at the chart like, oh yeah, this stock's going higher. It's breaking higher highs, double tops. It's got everything. People got all these crazy names. Guess what? Look what happened when it got to the price of $0.2332, $0.38. Boom, the stock came down. Dropped about 10 cents. So it's all relative and guess what? Not only did it hit the resistance levels but now look as the day went on. Not only did it go down it from $0.2338 but now look where it is almost down to $31. Why? Because and why did it drop? Because you got greedy. Maybe that seller kept dumping it. So that is all about having a game plan. By the way, does that seem hard? Does that seem kind of difficult out there for you guys? It's not. It's not. Everybody's got like this secret sauce. Everybody's got like, everybody's selling their cookbooks. I call indicators cookbooks. They're okay. They work. Depending on different strokes for different folks depending on what kind of trader you are. But as a day trader, indicators do not work. Period. And not only that but I would take an order any day versus any Fibonacci, moving average, any of that stuff. Now, I came up with a word over 20 years ago and it all started watching the movie Titanic. Anybody watch that movie Titanic? By the way, what a sad movie. I actually cried. It's so embarrassed. Actually, I think the whole movie theater cried when I was watching it. But anyway, what happened to the Titanic? We all know. It was supposed to be the unsinkable ship and I always look at people as always like, oh, I got every platform. I'm unbreakable. Well, unfortunately, people didn't have the right the Titanic, didn't have the right tools. They had the radar to see what's on the bottom. You see, when you look at an iceberg, it's not what's at the top of the water. It's what's at the bottom of the water. That's where the iceberg is. And if you don't have the right, you might think that you're far away from that iceberg and you're driving, you get close to it. Guess what? You're going to sink.   Now, any swing traders out there? Victor says I was staying focused on a lot of these and most of them they are not like this. Well, Victor, that's why we're here at the end of the day. Now, do we have swing traders out there? Absolutely. I think we have everyone wants a swing trader. Well, let's look at this example, AWX. Anybody trade AWX? It's one of the stocks that we called out. We did pretty good on it. Now, how does a day trade trickle into a swing trade? Well, AWX stock was roughly trading about $3. And then here we are looking at the matrix. And I know some of you here watch me on Trade Station every Tuesday on their morning briefing. But it was one of the stocks I was talking about. And I says, guys, look, there's 147,000 share buyer on AWX. And look, you got 400 shares, 700. Guys, this ain't no fake order. There's a real damn order out there. Somebody wants to buy 147,000 shares of stock. Well, what happens if nobody wants to sell them the shares? He's got no other choice. Friend to buy it? He's got a buyer from a seller. Well, this stock ran and look at the bottom. Okay, look at the dates. The 25th, the 26th, the 27th. This stock not only ran from that $3.20 and not only there was constant buying going up. This stock ran all the way to $35. Okay, look at that. Look at that rally. Okay, so not only could you, you know, to be a good swing trader, you got to know how to date trade. And you know what, if it's something that you're like, hey, you know what, maybe I don't want to swing trade. I like it long-term, then maybe you could do an option. But that's what trading is all about. Okay, it's about making money. Is there a way to avoid a patterned day trader with small account?  How about let's see if trading is for you or not. Okay, let's worry about that first. Listen, you want to be a doctor. Let's say you want to be a lawyer. What do you do? Let's say you want to be a race car driver. Actually, I'll use a better metaphor.  You get an opportunity to buy your car. What are you going to do? Buy the car first to learn how to drive. Unfortunately, you got to get your license. They don't allow you to do that. But if they did, I bet you 99% of the people like, I'm not going to drive a Zed and wasting 6 bucks. Just give me the car. I'll figure it out. Do you have any accents we have on the road right now? So, worrying about all these patterned day trading rules and accounts, that's the least of your problems. We'll find a way for you to be able to trade. There's always a way. But you first have to realize that first you got to interview and see you got to find the right team to trade with. You got to learn how to trade first. That's the stuff. Don't worry about it. That's the least of your problems. Now, for everyone here, I'm going to invite all of you. Like I said, I told you this earlier, I can't teach how to trade in an hour. But, at the end of this presentation, I'm going to give everyone access to our website. In a portal, I have a couple of good live demonstrations of some live data. It was easy to see it on a screenshot. When you start watching it live, some of you guys are like, well, it's too fast. What are these stocks? Don't worry. They're not. You know what you have to ask yourself? Who really trained you? Which is the next question I want to ask. I want to do a quick poll really quick. Okay. My poll question is this. Are you self-taught or do you buy any paid courses? Are you coaching with a trading mentor right now? Like self-taught is a guy that watches Breeds Books, Watch YouTube, actually physically went out there and spent money. Which, by the way, is completely confidential. Don't worry about it. All right. Don't worry about it. So as you guys are filling it out, this is the reason that when you start answering this question, you're going to start to realize, oh, now I get it. Now I understand that it's not about me and it's all about free stuff. Remember what I told you when you came here? I'm not here to give away free laptops.  I'm not here for free people.   That's AWX. Not going out there and says, oh, fast to get free Rolexes in my webinar because he's trying to sell his $3,000 class. I'm not about that. I've been doing this for 25 years, guys.   This is the greatest job in the world but you got to learn how to play the game. And that's the most important part. Now, getting into this pretty quickly, guys, some people always ask me, well, how do you know these are real trades? I heard about them. They're fake trades. What about these dark pools and what are the high frequencies, guys? Listen, every trade is getting executed and the way you confirm them is with something called time and sales. How many of you guys here are using time and sales? People are like, oh, I got it. Don't understand it. Well, do you know that time and sales, the chart gets its data from time and sales? And just by seeing all these orders, if they come up in green or red, which means red's trades are going off on the bid and green means trades going on the offer, you could just follow time and sales exactly where the direction of stock is going. So, it's called tape reading. So when you see those big block orders out there, I'm like, well, how do you know those guys getting executed? And how do you know they're real and this is not? Well, time and sales is it. And secondly, this is what you're going to get coming to joining Cybertrain University. We're going to show you this stuff in live, live markets. Okay? Victor, you know how much money you need to learn how to trade? Okay? Do you have $7, Victor? Do you have $7 in your pocket? Do you have a credit card that you can max out and put $7 somewhere? Do you have $7? Anyone got $7? How to start learning? Because that's all it's going to cost you. $7. Okay? And I'll explain to you why. All right? But as of right now, let's get focused on what's going on. Because remember what I told you. Trading is not for everybody. As much as you might think it is, I'll tell you point blank if it isn't. And guess what? That is okay. That's okay. But to find stocks and understanding how they go up and go down the way they do, following, you know, stocks and working with other traders, you got to know how to play the game. And the game, the number one game that you have to learn from is following the money. That is trading one-on-one first. Is time and sales a base subscription? Well, no. It comes with your execution system. Every brokerage firm actually gives you for free. On your time and sales window. Every single one of them. By the way, but with that, when you guys come and join my trading room, we're going to broadcast all this stuff live anyway. So we're going to show you live for a whole week. A whole week. But $7. $7.  Okay. And by the way, don't worry about that right now. Let's focus on this. First, you have to see if trading is for you. So if you like finding, knowing if it's for you, if you could afford it, get the right brokerage account, talk to a human being, seeing traders make money, you know, like Jean, and Lazio, and Ron, Kathleen, and Benito, and everybody, how these people started, people just like you, that's where it all, this is where it all starts. So, Cheryl's question, green is the ask and red is on the bid. What is the black? Blacker trades in the middle. Okay. That's what that is. Those are trades in between the bid and ask. All right. Now, when it comes to trading everybody, one of the biggest things that we teach, which is what you're going to love about Cybertrain University, which is rarely ever going to hear it, we make most of our money in pre-market. Pre-market trading. That's what we make most of our money, pre-market trading. And by the way, some of you are like, well, how do you have access to that? Who does that? Well, guess what? Don't worry about it. You're going to see it live. All right. You're going to see it live. You're going to see why these things go up and why they go down the way they do by following time in sales, by following the order, and working with some of the best traders in the industry. But let me tell you where mistakes do come in. Everybody wants to learn how to use indicators. The problem with indicators, guys, is indicators are laggers. They're not leaders. Okay. And I know everyone comes out with an indicator and they sound great in this and that but they don't work for day trading. They work good for option trading, but they do not work for day trading. And let me tell you, less risk, more reward. You got to know how to play the market. So, what I'm looking to do, everyone, is we're almost at the end. I'm just fixing my chair here. I feel like I'm going down. So what I'm looking to do, everybody, is I want to invite you guys to come to the original cybergroup room, the trading room that I started 25 years ago. And I want you to see the traders, people that we've trained and how we all make money together. And by the way, biggest thing that you're going to learn is do not judge us on the winners. Okay. I want you to judge us on the losers because that is what's going to show you the difference of how few we have and also how we control getting out of them. You got to learn how to get out of those losers. That is everyone's biggest problem. And we do live broadcasts over the course of the day. So for one whole week, you're going to be able to see this live. Actually, Nick, that's a good question. No, I actually I was involved with Cyber Trader back in the early 1990s. I actually did a lot of education for them. So Cyber Trader actually copied my name to be honest with you, who's both by Charles Schwab right now. That's why I still have it. All right. How much time do you a week do you need for a lesson? An hour? We only work about two hours a day. That was today's topic of the conversation. We trade the first hour, the open and the last hour of the close and you're pretty much done for the day. All right. So now, guys, let's get right to the ending because we're running out of time and I know you guys and we have some questions and I know people have places to go because I know I got a places to go. You know, beautiful day here.  But before I do that, let me get right into it. Let's stop being confused. All right. And let's do this right.  It's called keep it super simple. How to have the level three have the right platform and how to see and trade together with successful traders. Think of the potential income we can make thousand shares, stock moves 50 cents, $500 a day, $10,000 a month, $100,000 a year. Who doesn't want that job? Okay. Greatest job in the world. You are your own boss. You can come and go whenever you please. But you got to learn from mentors. And remember what I told you, you got to learn from more than one. You got to learn from people. And not only that, my students are mentors and you know why they're mentors because if they know if you know what you're doing, you're going to make their lives a lot easier. Well, let's start trying not to use that type of language. But don't worry about it. If you miss the morning, you can come and you got the afternoon. You got the afternoon. Don't worry about that. Now, listen, the reason I got into this business is that to become a successful trader, my father always taught me to son find a job that you can spend more time with your family, more time with your kids, try not to be these typical families today. The mother and father works, you're working, you're putting in daycare and like he says, it's not a good way of living.  You get burnt out. Trading is the greatest job in the world. I swear by that. And the reason why is you are your own boss. You can come and go whenever you please. You can do this anywhere in the world. But you got to learn how to play the game the right way. I don't need to sell you on this. You guys know this already. That's why you're here. You're probably here because you didn't figure it out yet. They're like, I still understand the market's up so much. I'm breaking even and I got these dogs in my portfolio. What do I do? Do I get out of them?  The reason why I day trade is because I have a clear head. I go to sleep at night and I can enjoy and have a great time. So this is what I'm looking to do. I'm looking to invite every single one of you to join me in the original trading room, an online trading room. And you're going to see stocks and I'm not blowing smoke. You're going to see stocks up 20, 30, 50, 100, 200%, 500% in a day. That's right, in one day. You don't believe me? I personally guarantee it. Okay? And I'm talking about one. I'm talking about several of the course of the day. And I personally guarantee it. You're going to see this. I know it sounds like an infomercial.  Are you really seeing it? Hey, you know what? How many have you seen? Probably, and now only did you see it. Did you hear everyone? Well, I'm going to teach how to get in them and how to get out of them. And then you'll know why. And this is the most important part. And then you know why Cybertree University has been featured on some of the biggest brokerage firms in the industry. I could almost guarantee you this. You will never find a school that has been presented for more brand-name brokerage firms than anyone in the industry. And the reason why that is is because they know what we teach and what works. And no matter what you read on the internet, okay, good and bad, all you need to know is, hell, Trade Station, big company, huge compliance department, okay? Do you think they want somebody out there that has a bad reputation? TD Ameritrade, Tasty Trade, Charles Schwab? You think Wiley's going to write one of the most well-known publishers in the world? You think they want to publish a book for somebody that doesn't know what he's talking about? See what the chatter is about. See why you have the opportunity. And this is what we're going to do. Like I said earlier, for $7, this is what I'm looking to do. I'm looking to know if you're a real person because there are a lot of people in here right now. Could be a competitor, could be a heckler, could be a jealous or could just be, you know, a student or just doesn't know.  We're not going to just invite you in our cybergroup room because we did that, I'll have 10,000 people in there. I'm looking for serious traders. That $7 is going to prove to me that you're serious and this is what you're going to get.  I can guarantee that you will never find a company that will do what I'm about to give you. This is what you're going to get. You're going to be able to talk to a real live person, an education advisor that knows about trading and that can answer your questions. You're going to be able, you're going to have access to my professional trading room for a whole week. You're going to get morning and afternoon watch lists. You can get your own person education advisor. You're going to get Q&A training all for $7. Now, people are going to look at this and be like, what's the catch, Fausta? There's got to be a catch. Okay. This is the catch. The catch is this. Trading is not for all of you that are here. And the thing is this. If I could teach you how to make $100,000, I'm going to make money off that. Because the way it's going to work is this. If you're able to make 100 and know how to make good call-outs, we're going to trade together and we're going to make a lot of money together. Okay. But for you to get proof of that, you can't look at me. You got to get proof of that. You can't look at me. You got to look at our students. And not only that, but if you are very serious, I got another bonus for you. For the first 20 people out there, I wouldn't personally even talk to you. How about that? When's the last time that you spoke to an owner of a company? How many of you guys did trials and be like, oh, yeah, I was in the room. I saw the guy and then he disappeared and I called and it says, oh, we only e-mails. You think we make money on $7? I get it. I know why they don't talk to you. Can't make money. Here in New York, it's $15 an hour. They just passed a rule. It cost me more money if you talk to a low-end person, believe me. By the way, no one makes $15 an hour here. Okay. To have somebody really good. So anyway, the point is this. First 20 people, if you could survive and be impressed we're going to talk. And I'm going to interview you and I'll tell you if trading is for you or not. So you got the link right there. Click on that link right now. Register. First 20 people, $7. Get it. Not only get everything that I talked about, but we'll be able to get an appointment with me. All right. A couple of questions coming across here. Is this recorded? Yes. This is going to be recorded. This is being recorded. Thought this was live. Andre, this is live. What do you mean it's not live? Of course it's live. You probably saw an older one, but this is a repeat. We do this every week. By the way, a lot of you guys are registering right now. Let me just do a couple of shout-outs. James H. from Los Angeles. Welcome aboard. S. Kong. Kong. Is that from Singapore? Welcome aboard. John was that John George? Are you the famous what do you call it? Chef John George. From Ohio, welcome aboard. By the way, keep coming in so you can see more and more.  By the way, any other questions? Anyone have any questions regarding what we talked about, what we've learned, anything like that? Sorry about the double screen. I don't know why it's doing that, but hopefully this helps you out. Do you also do 4x? Let me tell you about 4x. I'm not a 4x trader. I don't pretend to be a 4x trader. If you want to learn 4x, I have a couple of good 4x traders. I put my email up there. I'll be happy to refer. There's only two or three people that teach 4x. But just because you want to learn 4x of futures and options, doesn't mean you can't learn about stocks. So go out there, learn about the stocks. Listen, it's always 7 bucks. What could happen? You'd be there for one hour and to see people, first of all, you'll never see a 4x stock go up 100% in a day. I personally guarantee that won't happen because I've been doing this for 25 years and the most I've ever saw is when the Swiss franc put FXCM out of business and that was like 20%. But anyway, at the end of the day you're here to make money. You've got to learn a little bit about all the markets. What happens after 7 days, Greg? After 7 days, if you want to stay in the room, it's $87. If you don't want to stay in the room, don't worry about it. Remember what I'm trying to tell you. I don't need your $7. Okay? I can't buy a Rolex watch with $7. I can't pay for my Range Rover for on your $87. The way I make money is if you're good with rules and you could follow the know-how to follow buys and sells and just follow the big boys which if you thought this was easy wait to see it live. If you want to follow rules we're going to make money together. That's the ultimate goal. That's what I'm looking to do. A couple of shout-outs right here because wow, remember there's looks like we're almost sold out of the top 20. By the way, if you're not part of the top 20 this week, you'll still talk to an instructor so don't worry about that. Stanza from Denmark just got your registration. Welcome aboard. KCC from New Jersey just got your registration. Congratulations. Grant R from Oklahoma just got your registration. Thanks for your $7. Guys, it's $7. What do you have to lose? What do you have to lose? Miguel A just got your registration. D&T from Texas just got your registration. Welcome aboard. I didn't see you coming in Marv yet. Did I call out your name? I didn't see you registered. How much capital do we need to start? Okay, so how much capital do you need? AWX was $3. You bought a thousand shares. $3,000 investment. Way to go to $30. Not too bad. You don't need a lot of money to do this. That's a misconception. That's another big mistake that people get. People are like, but how am I going to trade Facebook? How am I going to trade Tesla? Oh, I know how. I could do an option because I can't afford the stock. That is a poor man playing a rich man's game. You don't need a lot of money to do this. Okay. The next question if they ask you, who trained you? Remember what I told you earlier? It's the movement of the stock that makes any swing trade or any option trade move. Let's learn how to day trade. Let me show you how to trade stocks that are moving. You don't need a lot of money to do this. That's a misconception that people make. How do I know that? Because I was trained by guys. And by the way, I'll improve it to you. Think of you who are a brokerage firm. Who are you going to put your best trader? The guy who trades to trade Tesla? Your best trader or your worst trader? Okay. You're going to waste them on a $3 stock or on a $300 stock. Okay. So that's another thing you got to read between the lines. You're not dealing... There's 25,000 stocks out there. They're not going to put their best traders on every single stock. They can't monitor 25,000 stocks. All right. A couple of questions here. A couple of people. Lawrence, W from... Wow, we got a lot of people from Ireland. Wow, we got a lot of people from overseas. That is great. Another one. Christchurch was at New Zealand again. All right. Wow, a lot of Europeans. That's like the first time we had so many of them. This is great. Oh, here we go. We got a couple of more people coming in. Bill from Buffalo. Where'd that come from? All right. John from Kansas. Welcome aboard. Steven from Spring, Texas. Just got your registration. Thanks for your seven bucks. Don from St. Louis. Let me just tell you, repeat this again. This is how it's going to work. When you register at Cybertrain University, every single one of you are going to get access to an education advisor. You don't have to start tomorrow. You can start when you get back from vacation, whatever it is. There's a one-time promotion. I want to start this day, whatever it is, and then we activate it. In the meantime, you'll be able to start watching a couple of videos because when you get into the trading room, you need to know how to speak the language. You need to understand a couple of symbols that we use, typical trading language. It's a different language than you're used to. Nothing crazy.  There's a couple of things that we do short-word. You get to understand just watching, iceberg order, shake, double top, triple bottom, Fausto flag, a couple of things like that. You can watch a couple of terminologies. The big thing you've got to focus on is this. Remember what I told you, do not look at me. You will notice I don't tell people what to buy and sell. First of all, it's illegal to do that unless you're registered. How do I know that I'm doing this for 25 years? I was registered. And number two, you want to be able to figure it out on your own. And the numbers that I train, see what they're doing, how they're buying, how they're selling, how they think to themselves, that is your key that you have to focus on. If you could, listen, if I have a 90-year-old woman can do it, you can do it. That's the key thing. A couple of shout-outs really quick. Robert, welcome aboard. Victor, welcome aboard. Rose, just got your registration for Colorado City, Arizona. Welcome aboard. Eli from Ontario, Canada. 30% of traders are remote from Canadians. Canadians love our cybergroup room. I've been there going for 20 years. I know your Canadian market very well. Unfortunately, it doesn't have the volatility. That's why a lot of people play the U.S. market. Remember, you're here to make money and that's the reason why. Any other questions, guys? Any other questions? A couple of other more shout-outs. Tim C. from Canon, Georgia. John G. from Florida. I mean, they're coming in like crazy. Like I said, it's $7. You don't like it for a week. I'll give you money back.  Listen, you might like trading the stock market. Listen, when you turn on the financial stations, how many times you hear them talking about the stock, talking about forex? They don't. They don't. They talk about the stock market. Sometimes when you turn on the financial stations, they talk about futures. They don't. Maybe two, three percent. Ninety-five percent. They talk about the stock market. They talk about the stocks that are moving every day. This what's moving. Take the $7. Try it out. If you don't like it, I'll give you money back. The $7 is to prove that you're a real person and then, so we could talk to you and then focus to see if you're really qualified if we want you part of the team. Because like I told you, it's not for everybody. If you think $7 expensive, try ignorance. All right, guys, with that said, listen, I'd like to thank all my channel partners to help me make this possible. Trade Station, Metastock, Ninja Trader, TD Ameritrade, Thinkorswim, I hope I named them all, but all our partners, TastyWorks, people out there, thank you for helping me this possible. But remember, that is just the beginning. This is the change of your life. We're going to go out there. We're going to make a lot of money together. And then just the biggest goal that my goal is trying to prove today is that trading is not for everybody. And when you're in that room, you're going to realize if it's for you or not. If it's for you, guys, we're going to do great. Couple more shout outs just really quick before we call it out. Jefferson City, Bill from Chicago, and Mike from California again. Guys, welcome, and I appreciate it. Welcome to the family. Look forward to seeing you in the trading room. You got my personal email. Hopefully get the opportunity to talk. And if we don't, then that's okay too. Guys, thank you so much. Enjoy the rest of the evening. And look forward to seeing you in the trading room.


Welcome to Iselgaming! I am going to talk about my top 10 hyperdimension Neptunia games. It is a series that I have been obsessed with ever since 2014. There are so many games and I know that a lot of my followers has never played a Neptunia game. I'm going to guide you through this series. This is my complete guide. I've played all the games. I own all the games. I have something to say about all of the games. So a top 10 is definitely in order. All of these games are by iDFactory and Compileheart. If you are new to my channel, subscribe! So the Neptunia series is in short an RPG series set in several different dimensions actually. Across all games. One of them being the hyperdimension, which is your first dimension if you follow the canon storyline. In this world there are several nations also named after real world companies. With a ruler to each of the nations called a CPU. CPUs can transform to their HDD forms with the use of share crystals. Also known as power from the people believing in them. The nations are as follows. Loewe, which is the Nintendo nation, because Loewe is the Wii. With Blon as the CPU, Whiteheart. You have Last Station, the PlayStation Nation. With Noir as the CPU, Blackheart. Leanbox as the Xbox Nation. With Vert as the CPU, Greenheart. And then you have Planetoon. With Neptune as the CPU, Purpleheart. Neptune has a younger sister called Nepgear, based off the Game Gear. Blon has two younger sisters, Rom and Ram, based on the Nintendo DS. And Noir has her sister, Uni, based on the PSP. Does this sound crazy to you yet? Are you interested? Because this is basically the plot and storyline in the Neptunia franchise. And this is one of the reasons. The story, the crazy story, taking things from real life, was actually one of the things that made me interested in this series to begin with. Also we have the art style, which I just love. There are currently 11 games in this franchise, not counting remakes. Some are good, others are not, some are just okay.  Now after number 10, please hit like on the video before we continue. And subscribe if you are new. 10th place. I am putting Neptunia Virtual Stars on 10th place. It is the newest Neptunia game and it has not in any way hooked me. I really tried to give this game a chance. I played it for several days, but I feel like there is so much that is different in this title. Like the writing and the conversations. They don't feel like the old conversations and dialogues between the characters that I am used to. So many things are new in this game. I was given this as a review code for the PS4 and it is a spin-off title. In Virtual Stars you follow the main characters teaming up with virtual idols to save a planet called Emo from the Antis. It is an action RPG slash third person shooter. The Neptunia series is known for several genres and this is one of the spin-off genres. I did have higher expectations of this game, that is why this is ranking really low on my list. Unfortunately. 9th place. I am putting Mega Tag Mansion Blonde plus Neptun vs Zombies. A 2015 game. This is also a spin-off title. It is okay, but it's not one of the best spin-off titles. I should just say.  Meanwhile Blonde, the Nintendo nation girl, wants to shoot a movie. So they fight the hordes of zombies while shooting their film. This is a hack and slash Musou game, much like Neptunia U, which I will talk about really soon. You beat a lot of enemies and you progress the story. It is mission-based and the story cutscenes are just as whimsical and forth the wall breaking as usual. You can jump, dash, use the strong and fast attacks and play as any of the girls. Cute little game. Place number 8. In 8th place I am putting Four Goddesses online. A PlayStation 4-y game. It is actually a 2017 spin-off title again. And this time the Nept girls are actually playing an MMO game. The infamous Four Goddesses online game that Vert has in earlier games referred to several times. So it is in a way simulating an MMO game with the dungeons, roles and dialogue between them about playing the MMO game. Super fort wall breaking. This game doesn't look particularly bad. It actually looks beautiful in some sections because they used a new engine in this game. Even though I play this game a ton, I never truly got around to beat it. Maybe I will do that someday. Who knows? I own the limited edition of this game. Full of fun things. I unboxed this in an ancient video on Isha Gaming. What? I can link to that down below. I actually have a lot of the limited editions of the series. One thing that I found to be disappointing in this title is that the character portraits in the dialogues and cutscenes they don't move. They are very still. But otherwise just an okay game. 7th place. I am putting on this game. Mega Dimension Neptunia Victory 2. It is a 2015 game and this game is actually in the canon timeline. It is a PS4 game but it was also re-released to the Switch in 2020. Here is the re-release for the Switch. So this one you can actually play on the Switch. It is a turn-based RPG with a ton of locations, quests, items and characters. This combat style is what the Neptunia series is most known for. But in my opinion this game opens up and gets better at the later parts of the story.  This game actually looks the best on PS4 and I feel like it actually looks a bit blurry on the Switch. So PS4 version it is. Here is the limited edition of Mega Dimension Neptunia Victory 2. It is a good game but it's not the best place to start off the Neptunia series in my opinion. Place number 6. We have this game. Super Dimension Neptun versus Sega Hard Girls. Also a spin-off title game from 2015. Even though it is considered a spin-off game, it is the one that plays actually the closest to the canon games in its gameplay. Therefore I find this to be a very appealing spin-off title. This time you can actually climb and jump and crawl and slide when you are exploring the dungeons. And that was the first time you could do that. It is a turn-based RPG with special attacks, normal attacks and skills and all the RPG stuff that you are familiar with from before. The story and dialogue are especially good in this cute game so I have to say I really enjoyed this Neptunia title. I recommend it. Place number 5. In place number 5 I am putting Hyper Devotion Noir. Goddess Blackheart. One of my favorite spin-offs in the series. It is a 2014 spin-off. 2014 was just such a big year for the series. This is a spin-off with an entirely different play style and graphical style. This time the graphical style is more like a cheapy style. I was thoroughly addicted to this game. With great characters, great writing and a great sense of progression. It is a grid-based tactical RPG this time around. Similar to the gameplay that you can find in Fire Emblem or Disgaea games. And you can level up your friendship levels too. Which I find to be so appealing, I don't know. Actually a good spin-off game. I enjoyed it so much. In fourth place we have Hyper Dimension Neptunia Rebirth 2. This is a remake of Neptunia Mark II that was released in 2011. This remake on the other hand released in 2014. This is the second game in the canon timeline. Where you play as the main CPU's younger sisters. Going on a mission to rescue them. The real CPU's. So you play as Roman Ram, Netgear and Yuni. And you are off to save Neptune, Blanc, Virg and Noir. This is a turn-based RPG. Explore dungeons, fight, level up and do quests. I recommend this game if you like the CPU candidates more than the CPUs themselves. But it is very similar to Rebirth 1 and 3. So actually all of the games in the Rebirth series. They are good, they are canon and they are similar. So if you like one of them you will like all of them. Third place. Hyper Dimension Neptunia U Action Unleashed. This is a spin-off title again. And this time it is an hack and slash Musou game. Much like the Blanc game. That served as a true and real addiction to me back in 2014. Ask anyone. I was obsessed with this game. Everyone got crazy from how much I played this together with my cousins. We talked about this game every day, all day. We were super obsessed. It is in my opinion the strongest spin-off title in the series. It is fun and it is fast. And actually preferable by far over Blanc plus Neptune versus Zombies. Because in this game you can actually spam all your powerful skill attacks way more often than you could in the Blanc game. I have great memories with this game. So if you ever find this make sure you pick it up.  But it's not released on the Wii U. It's just an inside joke. I have this game in limited edition as well. Second place. This is a really tough one. But this one goes in second place. It almost made first place. But I have good reason for the first place. This could just as well be first place. I'm talking about Hyper Dimension Neptunia Rebirth 1. It is a remake of the first ever game from 2011. And this came out in 2013. This is the very best place to start your entire Neptunia journey. This is also the very best place to start if you want to follow along the canon storyline and timeline. This game is actually rare. You're lucky if you can find this game. And it is expensive. I got this from a subscriber. Thank you again. Sidequest yes. In this game it is where you get introduced to all of the characters and they fight in the first true console war that is going on between them. The soundtrack of this game is legit a 10 out of 10. And I can almost only praise this title. As it was the first I ever played and I fell completely in love with the characters ever since. It is a turn based RPG, fun AF dialogues that are constantly breaking the fourth wall. Neptun is always referring to their video game characters. And this is also where Neptun's personality shines brightest. Such a fun game. Find this, play it. I highly recommend it. But guys, in first place. Neptunia Rebirth 3. This is a remake of Victory from 2012. This released in 2014. And if you ever liked or enjoyed Rebirth 1 or 2. This is all that and then some. Everything is improved upon. Everything is better and faster. Even more playable characters. Just as good writing as found in 1 and 2. It is much of the same dungeon exploring turn based RPG. Only this is my most played Neptunia game. And for that reason alone this deserves first place. I have the limited edition of this game as well. I love it. It is so good. So good. Now everyone I have a special guest on the channel. Yellow Super Nintendo. One of my favorite YouTube channels. He is the king of the Neptunia series. He has reviewed all of the games. He does it way better than me. Let's check out what he has to say. My favorite Neptunia game so here I am. But which is my favorite? Could it be the original PS3 game because of its unmatched story, immersion and world building? Maybe the second game in the series Neptunia Mark 2 because it introduced my favorite character Nepgear as well as the gameplay mechanics that every mainline game after would be based on. Or perhaps even Super Neptunia RPG the only other game to have a story that feels like the one in the first game. All good candidates in my view. But I'm going to go with a different game which is Mega Dimension Neptunia v2. Why is it my favorite? Well for starters it's in my opinion the peak so far of what a mainline Nep game is. It's got good gameplay mechanics, pretty good looking graphics. We get flashy transformations and graphical effects the rebirth games didn't have. The story is interesting, funny and I like the characters they introduced. I also liked that bit where the characters were split up which allowed for some more unique viewpoints of the story. But the keyword here is mainly refinement. Most of the elements we see in v2 were around in some kind of form since Mark 2. But everything's tweaked to be a bit nicer feeling, nicer looking and better playing. There's some new features that previous games didn't have like the next forms for example and there's also those fights against those huge enemies. And finally we got new dungeons and a ton of new music which is a nice change from the rebirth games which all felt very similar. v2 out of all mainline titles feels the least like a budget game and I think that's a great accomplishment given where the series started. And that's why Mega Dimension Neptunia v2 is my favorite Neptunia game. Now I'm going to end the video with some voids. I don't personally recommend producing perfection because it is a idle game that is not really a game. It is more like just conversations and the girls dancing. However if you are a hardcore fan a lot of the conversations are good. I found what I needed but it is not for everyone. Don't recommend it. And I also don't recommend super Neptunia RPG that is also on the switch. I couldn't get into it. It felt very laggy and I am very sorry but I didn't enjoy the game. I found the world way too hard to navigate and it has a playstyle that I generally don't find very enjoyable. I don't really enjoy 2D sprites inside scrolling and I found the combat to be confusing. Now thank you so much for watching this video all the way. Please subscribe to my channel if you found this video to be useful. A super big shout out to Yellow Super Nintendo. And I am so grateful that I got to borrow a lot of his gameplay footage for this video. Go over to his channel, check him out and please like everything he posts and subscribe to his channel. And thank you so much for watching and I will see you later. Hit that subscribe button everyone.


I first heard about the sadness about three weeks ago when my friend Hubert retweeted Deadline's announcement that Shutter had acquired the exclusive streaming rights to it, alongside a quip about how once upon a time that would have been incredibly his shit, but nowadays not so much. Hubert and I have had many, many discussions about extreme cinema over the years and our relative tolerances to it and how those have changed. He and I both used to love finding the most disturbing, fucked up movies and shoving them into our brains, but as the years passed, not so much.  So the fact that they felt compelled to put a trigger warning on this movie and that it was the sadness is a bloodbath full of murder, rape and gore means something. And it didn't really sound like something I wanted in my life in 2022. Yet for some reason it stuck in the back of my brain. Maybe it was the hilariously violent thumbnail for the red band trailer or eventually the trailer itself which I watched out of morbid curiosity. Or maybe it was some sort of self-loathing that I figured watching a movie that would make me unhappy was like the best thing I could do on a random Thursday morning. Whatever it was, I took the plunge. I popped it on and you know what? I was pleasantly surprised. It is really not as bad as I was letting to believe. Like it's rough for sure, but is it? No, I mean yeah, absolutely. But really, yes, of course. Most people shouldn't see this movie, but also should they? No, probably not, but possibly. Anyways, hi. Welcome to the weekly review. You can call me less of a softy than I thought. And today I'm talking about the sadness. We're still relatively early in the pandemic content thing. Stories about pandemics made during the pandemic that we are still in, despite basically everyone having given up on it. Some of these, like the HBO adaptation of Station 11 predate COVID. And the writers made a point to keep the scripts that they'd written before all production ceased after it resumed. While others are purely reflections of this time, though I think it'll be a few years before we see the really good stuff. The sadness is kind of both of these things. Writer, director, editor Rob Jubaz had the seed of the idea for the movie long before lockdowns began, but the millionaire angel investor he wanted to get in on it thought it was a little too heady, originally being centered on a math problem that was so something that it broke people's minds and turned them into homicidal maniacs, more bird box than 28 days later. But when the world went crazy, his financier suggested streamlining his weird concept into something more visceral and immediate. And so the sadness was born. I understand the impulse to call it a zombie movie, but it isn't really. It's closer to the crazies. Romero's horror follow-up tonight at the Living Dead, in which a virus either kills people or turns them, well, crazy. Those crazies become homicidal, but they're still fundamentally people. Similarly, those infected by the sadness' alvin virus retain their memories and continue being able to speak and read and the other stuff you would expect people to be able to do and not really expect of zombies. Although Jubaz's favorite zombie movie, 1985's The Return of the Living Dead, features undead that do retain a lot of those same capabilities, they're also virtually unkillable and still like eating human brains, which the baddies in this film aren't and don't. They're just people who exist solely in service of their own sexual gratification through violence, and we'll come back to that. But this circuitous route to the pandemic setting is likely why Jubaz insists that the sadness is not a political movie and that any reading of it as political people bringing their own pandemic baggage into the experience and he's not responsible for any of it blah blah blah.  And when you have your characters call a virus a hoax, you're intentionally connecting the current experience and making a statement. When an old man harasses a woman on a train and she reasonably says leave me alone and then the old man gets mad at her because he was just being nice and kids these days don't respect their elders or whatever, that's also making a statement. But that one noting the way that people feel entitled to others' time, attention, and bodies, as well as the kind of generational divide that has appeared between people who think telling women to smile is good, actually, and the rest of us, that's much more relevant to the sadness than anything about how our society would crumble in the face of a virus that makes people kill each other. In any case, the only statement that Jubaz is consciously making, the thing that he wants audiences to take away from all of this, is not political at all but artistic. Hey, look at this bold new filmmaker who's willing to push buttons, but also knows that there is a line and you shouldn't cross that line. Don't you want to see him make more cool movies?  It's honestly a little shocking how restrained the sadness is given that it's about people who are driven to find sexual gratification through violence. Think about that for even a fraction of a second and you can imagine how depraved this movie could be. It could have gone so much farther and harder and it just doesn't. This is a movie about sadists but it is not itself sadistic and that is an important distinction and one I don't think enough people make. Most movies specifically aimed at gore hounds are pretty sadistic, reveling in the misery of their characters. They luxuriate in suffering and that's not fun. I don't like watching people get tortured, maybe back when I was an edgelord adjacent baby, but now I'm old. I've seen too much actual suffering to enjoy real violence played for entertainment. Jebaz says that he aimed to make the violence in the sadness real, but it sounds like more bullshit. The first thing I saw in that wild trailer is the nightmare on Elm Street, Esca Geyser of blood shooting from a man's shoulder onto a subway car ceiling. And while that is one of only two moments in the film so cartoonish, the fact that they aren't completely out of place reflects how heightened it is throughout. Like I've read about a lot of stabbings on the New York City subway in recent months and I didn't think about them once while seeing the same thing happen to a bunch of people in the sadness because it feels distinctly cinematic. It's a good-looking movie with sun-drenched exteriors and blood-drenched interiors. The gore effects here are almost entirely practical, which you really don't see enough of these days, but you can really feel the difference, especially in lower budget films like this one. It is so visceral. But at the same time, it doesn't cross the threshold of being like truly horrific. Your mileage will vary here and more squeamish folks will probably want to turn it off at the first sign of violence.  But it's also done in a couple of seconds. It's there long enough for you to understand what's going on and be impressed by the effect and then it's over. And that's how the entire movie is. These sadists talk a lot about torture, but we see very few people actually being tortured because that would be, ew, no thank you. Instead, we just get like a swimming pool of blood, so much that it definitely borders on comical at times. And there is one scene late in the film that genuinely made me laugh. I'm not sure that it was supposed to per se, but I was just kind of imagining the people immediately off-screen spraying fake blood and throwing viscera at the person being made. I don't know, it was a funny image. But to be clear, this isn't a comedy. The sadness is not an ironic name, which was something Jabaz apparently had difficulty conveying to collaborators early on in the process because there's a lot of dialogue, particularly from the infected, that skirts the line between scary and absurd. I think the most famous example of this sort of thing is the classic line from the Exorcist, Your Mother Sucks Cox in Hell. Is that line funny? Out of context, it's a pretty silly sentence.  Here's a demon who briefly took the form of a priest's mother as a way to get into his mind. What the demon's saying could be true. He would know. Decades later, it is hard to genuinely claim that that scene is still scary, but it shows that there is a way to take this sort of thing seriously, which is what the sadness does.   But in a way that someone a bit more twisted might want to play for laughs, Jabaz doesn't do it like that. And I'm glad because it is objectively horrifying what they're saying, and I'd rather not feel like that wasn't being taken seriously. Which brings us to everyone's favorite subject, rape. The trigger warning said that the sadness is full of it, and that is a pretty significant exaggeration. Yes, the movie features sexual violence notably aimed at both men and women, but I'm pretty sure I could count on one hand the number of times we're actually made aware of it, and it's mostly or entirely off-screen. It's never graphic and is rarely prolonged with a single notable exception that is probably the most unpleasant sequence of the entire movie, but it's also something that a Serbian film literally shows. It's not that. While the sadness does not. I read an interview where Jabaz was asked about that moment in particular, and if hiding it was like a studio note or something, and he had the real version hidden away, and he was like, bro, no, what?  And I don't love that it's there or even like it a little bit, but I am far more accepting in this context and with this style. It is not shoving your face in it for the sake of it. It's built into the story, and yet it feels appropriate, or at least as appropriate as a movie like this is going to feel. Being edgy isn't cool. Being as depraved as possible isn't something to be proud of. It is easy to depict suffering and make audiences feel gross and whatever, and to a certain group of people, that's enough. And they will let filmmakers get away with the fact that they didn't actually make something interesting. As long as the special effects are good, they'll accept schlock. The sadness isn't schlock, and there are substantial stretches of the movie that don't feature much violence at all, which both surprised and impressed me, because those sections work every bit as well as the gory stuff. They are tense and well-directed, proving that jabaz is not using the effects as a crutch, but as a tool. It's clear that a lot of thought went into all of this, and we stand thoughtfulness on this here YouTube channel. But despite all of that, there are a lot of people for whom this movie will be too much. You need to have a relatively strong stomach for gore, and be willing to accept that this movie depicts sadistic monsters doing sadistic monster things. For some, probably most, that's a deal-breaker. Fair enough, this is not a movie that you escape to. It is bleak as hell, even more so, since we're now in a world that's increasingly given up on handling the virus that inspired its final incarnation. But if you're okay with that, then go for it. You're almost certainly going to like it, and you may well love it. This movie promises the start of a fascinating career. Jabaz's next project, an expansion of his 2020 short Clear Water, seems like a solid foundation and one that will prove, or not, his versatility within the horror genre. But I'm excited as heck to see where he goes from here. 8.0 out of 10. 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