Iolose is a kind of low-calorie sugar naturally existing in very small quantities, but now industrially produced as a commercial sweetener, said to have advantages that make it comparable to erythritol as a sugar substitute. It said to have anti-diabetic effects, but this was in obese mice. Iolose decreases LDL cholesterol levels in high-fat-fed hamsters, and is said to have a substantial impact on obesity in lard-munching mice. But what about men and women?  Here's a before-and-after picture with the fat-standing red of swapping in some Iolose for regular sugar. Therefore, the researchers conclude Iolose may be a promising sugar substitute for an anti-obesity diet, but you don't know until you put it to the test. They gave people about a teaspoon of Iolose a half hour before eating a meal, and compared to the no-sugar control group, the Iolose group started burning more fat. The researchers concluded that Iolose enhances after a meal fat burning, indicating there could be a novel sweetener to control and maintain healthy body weight through enhanced energy metabolism. Okay, but first of all, it was only 15 calories of fat burned over that 4-hour period, and they didn't burn more calories overall.  You can't just look at one meal. You need to track people's actual weight over time, and here we go. A weight-reducing effect of a syrup that included about 5% Iolose compared to high-fructose corn syrup. The results show significant decreases in body weight, body fat, and waste circumference, but it was some proprietary syrup mixture, and look anything would look good against high-fructose corn syrup. This is the study I'd been looking for.  And despite no change in physical activity or calorie consumption between the two groups, body fat was significantly decreased following Iolose supplementation. They even took CT scans so they could tell where the fat was disappearing from.  But still, and body fat lost despite no change in calorie intake, similar to what was seen in the mice, but the hamster effect did not materialize no significant change in LDL cholesterol in either of the Iolose groups. What about the purported anti-diabetes effects? If you have people chug a beverage with up to about two teaspoons of Iolose alone, previously known as psychose, or with a big load of rapidly digesting carbs, the Iolose alone has predictably no influence on blood glucose or insulin concentrations, yet when you consume Iolose along with the refined carbs, there is actually a suppression of the elevation of blood sugar and insulin, and by a significant amount, a 30% drop in blood sugar and insulin levels over a two-hour period. We think it's because the presence of Iolose impairs the absorption of sugar through the intestinal lining, because they all might be competing for the same sugar transporter. Yeah, but who's chugging maltodextrin? What about just like a regular meal? And here we go. And in borderline diabetics, who could use some blood sugar spike suppression, a randomized double-blind placebo-controlled crossover experiment to see what drinking one and a quarter teaspoon of Iolose in a cup of tea with a meal would do, and indeed a significant drop. It's only about 15%. You can see how they tried to exaggerate the y-axis. They also did a second experiment, randomized people to a little over a teaspoon of Iolose three times a day with meals for 12 weeks. Nice to see there didn't appear to be any adverse side effects, but they also didn't find any weight loss effects in contrast with that other study. So the body fat data is mixed, and so too is the sugar data. This study found no effects of Iolose on blood sugars and healthy participants, though a similar study on diabetics did. Systematic review and meta-analyses of all such controlled feeding trials suggest that the acute benefits on blood sugars was of borderline significance, and it's unclear whether or not this loan could translate into meaningful improvements in blood sugar control over time.  Although the ability to suppress blood sugar responses is one of the most well-studied aspects of Iolose, I do just want to cover one last angle. The fact that Iolose extends the lifespan of a tiny roundworm called C. elegans through a dietary restriction mechanism, even though they ate the same amount of food. Two months in, just a few percent of the control group were still alive, whereas twice as many in the low Iolose group and about 25% still around in the higher Iolose group. We think it worked boosting the expression and activities of antioxidant enzymes in the body, extending lifespan by mopping up free radicals. Who cares about the survival curves of worms? Well, C. elegans is a well-studied model of aging and longevity, but mostly just for convenience sake, but does share most of the longevity genes or pathways we're interested in. Be nice to see experiments on at least human cells, and here we go. The effect of Iolose on free radicals and oxidative stress in human coronary artery and bothelial cells, the cells that line the inside of our arteries, add a bunch of sugar, and free radical levels shoot up, but add the same amount of sugar along with some Iolose, and it says if you never even added the sugar. And this then translates to inhibiting the expression of an inflammatory marker that plays a role in the build-up of atherosclerotic plaque. However, it's still too early to draw conclusions about the clinical relevance of these data. To conclude, are these rare sugars like Iolose healthy alternatives for traditional sweeteners? Well, considering the variety of potentially beneficial effects of Iolose, without known disadvantages from metabolic and toxicological studies, Iolose may currently be the most promising rare sugar. But how much is that saying? We just don't have a lot of good human data. As a result of the absence of these studies, it may be too early to recommend rare sugars for human consumption.


Eduardo and sensitive what we're doing. I'm concerned also that that any day Canadian police will be knocking on teacher's door man There's genocide going on There's genocide The most people I mentioned before this is the most brutal genocide in human history and people are like what are you talking about each other? What's brutal? What about the Holocaust? What about there?   I just found out this morning the Not seven days ago seven aid workers aid workers that were feeding the hungry feeding the starving These these are people that are in any religion that would be considered saints, right? So seven saints that were involved in feeding the starving were assassinated by the Zionist state of Israel Not accidentally right where their Israeli spokesman came out and said, oh, we're sorry.  They hunted these saints down They they were traveling in three cars They blew up the first car They transferred the injured where was living in the first car survived the first bomb attack bombing Into the second car.  So when Eduardo says I'm concerned also that any day Canadian police will be knocking on Chico's door These saints They weren't even Palestinians The main players in there They were Australian. There was an American were other nationalities They went there to Gaza to feed the starving.


question then would become, what do I get Casper? If you were so inclined to buy Casper, I'm not telling you to do it. Who's your dad? Not me. You do whatever you want to do. So what I usually do, first of all, I always go to Coin Deco because it's easy and I'm comfortable with it. Let's see. I think it's 27. Yeah, 27. Look at that. 60% in a week. Crazy. Casper's at 14 cents over 30 days. This could have been us. This could have been us, Casper. But I refuse to listen because I get 20 or 30 people telling me a day why their coin is going to the moon. I'm like, sure it is. That doesn't matter. So the question that you have is, what do I get? If you go to markets, you can see this is where it's offered. And so it'll tell you where it is. I thought it was, I guess, not Polonix. It's not going to listen on Binance here, I don't think. Coin one, it's not Coinbase. Kucoin, G8IO, Mexico. But if you go to Casper and scroll all the way down, you can use this thing called Change Now and Simple Swap. I've used those before. The fees are reasonable, but you can use that from pretty much anywhere. And you can swap out a host of different cryptos. It can be Ethereum. It can be Cardano. It can be, I don't know about Cardano actually. It can be Bitcoin. It can be Arbitrum, whatever you want to do. Tether. And you can change it for Casper. And that's a way to do those things. If you were so inclined. It's a big question. Hello, Tesla. Hello, meme. New tide. Casper doesn't have smart contracts yet. Once they implement smart contracts, it will collapse. There you go. Who knows? I don't know. And then someone said that Casper doesn't even really solve the trilemma. So we'll see. Hajami says, selling out a dollar, taking my profits to Bitcoin? Sure. I would recommend, actually, if it was me, and let's say I went from 14 cents to 20 cents or 28 cents or 30 cents or something like that. Maybe you want to take your original investment out, let it ride. Maybe you want to take only 10% out. The whole thing is take profits along the way because when you don't do it, it's like you're selling ability atrophies and it kind of just dies off and you don't really realize that you can actually do that. It's like a muscle memory thing. That's why I say, always take a little bit of profit. So when you get into the major bull market, you're like, well, that's how I do it.  Octavia says, it just came on 22. All right, everybody, don't fight over CASPA. Look, I know you've got a bag. I know you've got a big bag of CASPA. And just because I mentioned it doesn't mean like, okay, now it's going to go up or something like that. First of all, I have no pull. And second of all, great. Just be happy when it goes up and don't try to fight everybody and say like, oh, CASPA is the only thing that's going to be great and you got to buy.  That's not how it goes. Just relax. If you made some money, congratulations. When a coin is a CEO, it's trash.  So I see your point. Frustrated majority, CASPA doesn't actually sell the Trilom, by the way. See, here we go. ETH is trash. ETH is trash. Here we go. Aren't you guys all doing pretty good in the market? Just relax. Did you make money on ETH? Great. Did you make money on Pepecoin? Fantastic. Did you make money on XYZ Coin? Great for you. Whatever. That's going to be all right, everybody.  Right now we're in that little stage. Yeah, just try a small amount. People do get tribal about their coins. They do. Yes, I love that one too, right there. This is a great game. It's not really that great. This is why I'm always asking for RK1UP to sponsor me. I don't even want their money. I just want a different game. So if they sponsor me for Christmas, this is a great time. RK1UP, I have no problems with taking a street fighter game. That'd be fantastic. Walker had herniated discs at L5S1 as well. He used the great heat pads to touch your hammies and keep the greatest gluteus muscles. That's why I have that thing. I want to say thank you to everybody who have given me recommendations of what to do for my crappy back. You don't know I've got a torn disc between L5S1. So far, I've done everything. I've done physiotherapy. I've done osteotherapy. I've done orthopedics, orthopedic doctor. I've done injections. I've done medications. I've done stretches. I've done inversion table. I've done hot and cold, chiropractic service. So far, the best thing, I'm going to give a shout out to Lenny, retro Lenny. The best thing so far, well, there's been three things. It's been acupuncture. Stuff's great. Acupuncture, heat and cold. Beer. Well, I guess that'd be four things. Man, I gotta tell you, and we'll see how it goes. Next step will be the therapy, see how long it's going to take, and then I'm going to go do stem cell therapy again back in Mexico. I'll tell you how it all goes. But right now, I'm able to stand up and not feel like I'm going to pass out. So I'm feeling pretty good acupuncture. You know, I did high yoga for four years straight, and I stopped for a couple years. I'll probably get back to that. Time's a real healer. Yeah. Yeah, it's a real panay. A couple of days ago, or yesterday, it was so bad, I was in the, I don't know, two days ago. I was on the ground after the live stream, and I'm like, I'm just going to live stream from the floor from now on. But once acupuncture yesterday, I feel pretty good. Gluten-free diet. I've been on a carnivore diet for three years, something like that. I know the light's not carnivore, but you know, what are you going to do? Acupuncture is only placebo. Well, it's placebo that works for me. Let's see. There's a green screen. What's this? Jasper, hey, look on the planet, please. It's backed up by the football player, Messi, and they're working blockchain teams of that thing. Interesting. I wonder what the difference between that and Chili's is. Thanks for the comment on Lambo. It's much easier than if it were.  So I'm not getting in and out of a Lambo.  Maybe a 2018 Dodge Grand Caravan. That's about it. Alan, good morning from Puerto Rico. Buendía. Hey, when I get my back functioning again, we'll go do another meetup over at my friend Steven's Taste of Smoke of the San Juan Smokehouse in Santorce. So we'll do that as soon as I get my back up to speed, and I can stand up for more than an hour. Call of Duty says you'll see Cass in the top 10. You probably will. You probably will. I was very concerned about TonCoin for Telegram, and I said, and we took a look at the different wallets. The top 53 wallets control roughly 86% of the entire circulating supply of TonCoin. And I thought, well, that's just a recipe for disaster. I'm going to dump on you. Hey, so I think it's in the top 12 right now. And also, it was clocked in at, I think, 108,000 transactions per second as far as throughput. So if you're looking for something fast, it can actually handle things, probably be TonCoin. But the question then becomes, can it handle it when everybody's using it like a Bitcoin Ethereum? That's the big question. And for me, that's why I diversified. Because who knows? Golf versus I'm a no-carb, for pizza, spaghetti, cereal, cookies, and ice cream. That is a fantastic diet. Yeah, thanks, man. Randall, you look just like my brother, as a matter of fact. First time like your stuff. Good luck with your back.  It'll be fine. It'll be fine. Great question. Is it expensive by real estate in Puerto Rico compared to New York? I've never been to New York or even looked at property in New York. I just know, I mean, I've never, I've been to New York, but I've never bought property in New York. I can tell you that it is kind of on par with California's prices. So if you know what expensive California is, especially in the LA area, depending on where you're at, not the valley, like the good places, you'll know that it's pretty pricey. So like here, it's pricey. And the prices are not diminishing too much. There's a little bit of a reduction. And it depends on what side of the island you're going to be at. If you're going to be in Guainabbo, if you're going to be in San Juan, you're looking a little pricey, right? But you're looking at the other side of the island, not too bad. It's all the beach though, so yeah. Cast was $63 less than a month ago. It's $26 already. Yes, that's true. But don't forget, Luna was in the top 20 at 1.2. And BitConnect was in the top for quite some time. I'm not saying there's scams. You know what I'm talking about here? I'm just saying things can happen.  I need more cast. I'm going to sell this kidney that I don't need. And my kid's college fund, they can wait. And this second mortgage of the house, I can just bring that up and start buying by crazy. Don't do that. And don't do something even dumber, which is get a loan to buy crypto. That is the dumbest thing. I mean, it works out for some people, but there's a lot of people that it didn't. I'm just saying. Ah, he's got a good point. Cast was a great price coin, but it's a layer one. That's not ISO 2022 compliant for short run. Then yes, all I don't think is a long run coin. Sure. Could be there. I love for TIA. Transia to schema attack. Strokes. Many strokes. Now I know what that is. Sorry. Crypto gal. Crypto global. Crypto gloat. I'm going to New York kind of home. I'm just running out of this point like everybody else. The average of the median income of the median house price in America right now is like $425,000 someplace as high as somebody's lower. That's impossible with a 7.12% rate that they're giving out people. It's like, I don't know how people can possibly afford that. It seems impossible to me.  That's right. Rob, your followers love you and knowing that contribute to your healing. That's placebo, which is effective. Hope to visit Pearson today. I hope you come down too. Yeah. It was great. I told everybody and I showed it MRI scan. Here's my herniation this, this, and then I got suggestions and I got like 1,000 suggestions and we're all good stuff. I'll do whatever it takes. Render. Yeah, I got some render. TIA Celestia. Yeah. I heard Crypto Ceto talking about it. It seems like he's big into that project. Probably do pretty well. It's a good question. Why isn't Solana coded fees? Solana is not a lot of things. If you may notice, you have to like do a lot of deep diving with, let's see here, there's a website called SoulScan that you can find right here. You can just see one thing that I do like to see is the transactions, but that doesn't really make a difference. What really make a difference is fees. If you're going to vote with your pocketbook and you're actually going to use it and pay for it, that's a big thing. So total network fees in Solana in the last 24 hours was 43, which whatever. That's not that much. 43 times 60, not looking at too much. But again, that's the whole thing. So you can find it here. It's analytics.soulscan or just soulscan.io. Go from there. Have you ever watched Charles Haasen doing a Q&A? If so, you know what Karin's here to say. I've tried. It ain't easy to get through those whiteboards. I know Charles loves a whiteboard, but you think that all the money's made you get upgraded a little bit. Just saying. Thoughts on hypercycle. It's one of my very small A.I. plays between bad and singularity and render. Probably could do pretty well. Who knows though? Morgan Razor dropping. Yeah, Morgan Razor dropping. It's true. Kevin says, eight oversaw. I own both, so I don't care. One of those is going to go up. I don't care which one it is. Oh, where's Bonk? Oh, I've heard of Bonk. If Bonk goes up, I mean majorly up, that's a big bull market into care. And risk on investor. That's a good name. One thing I've never worked out with Solana, how many transactions it needs for the network not to have to subside nodes validators? How close they're achieving this? I'm not for sure on that one. The big question though is, has everything solved as far as like how Solana would kind of collapse sometimes when everything got congested? It seems like last year, I think there was six, five or six times when there was issue with the network, but so far this year seems to be pretty good. You know who else figured it out too was Coinbase.  Thoughts on midnight. No one really, so midnight, if you want to get a great understanding of midnight, go watch CryptoCrow. We did a great video about midnight. Essentially, it's not going to be on Cardano. It's not a side chain. It's going to be independently made by different developers. And apparently it's going to be like some kind of, it's got, midnight is supposed to be a privacy chain, which I think we could use more of. And apparently we're going to be airdrop that for ADA holders. So we'll see. One is Solana Fire Dance Upgrade. I'm not for sure, but as I understand it, the Fire Dance Upgrade is going to allow Solana to go from like 100,000 transactions per second wherever they say they can do now to over a million transactions per second. Theoretically, we'll see how that works out. Yeah. Meme says midnight will be like the railroad that all the trains will run. Interesting. Okay. And I did my job. I think everybody's got their question answers. Hit the like. Sweat token. Yeah, no one else likes sweat but me, apparently. Everybody likes the app. Not so much the crypto, it seems like, some days. Yeah, that's it for today.  That doesn't feel too horrible today. Maybe I'm on the road in recovery. Thank you for the suggestions and everything else. But again, on your way off, give me a favor. Hit the like, maybe leave a comment. Negative or positive. It doesn't matter. It's all for the algorithm. That's it. So thanks so much, everybody. Enjoy today's football games and I'll see you on the next one. Have a great day. Thanks for stopping by.


So I finally learned that a brand is not your brand identity. It's not what you look like. It's not what you see when you go to the website. It's not the colors. It's not the logo. Those things all play into it. But what a brand really is the process of building a brand is the act of continually making promises to the market and then keeping those promises. This is a slow, long battle. You promise the market something you deliver on that promise. You promise the market something you deliver on that promise and you do it over and over again. And that's what a brand really is. Because I learned that people care about brands not because they think that a brand is the best, but because a strong brand has a much smaller chance of being a mistake.


So now that the Bulls found love and we're above the 200 day moving average, what does this mean for us? Right? Number one, it's not a green light to buy. Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the AccessTrader.com that we wrap up, show hope everybody is doing well. So the big story going into today's session, if you watched last night's video was, well, is this the day, right? Is this the day that the Bulls are going to step up to the plate and make the world known, hey, we're back, right? We're back. This is more than a dead cat bounce. This is the start of the next leg up. We reclaim supply and that's it. This is a small blip in the road. Or was this going to be the day that the market was going to gap up, get stuff, start rolling over, close at the lows and yada, yada, yada, you know the routine, we're going to retest, you know, back to lows. And there was nothing really going on.  A lot of names gapped up into supply and they slowly but surely started drifting. And the crazy, well, I don't know these are crazy, but the odd part about today's session was the market didn't, it never got rejected off anything, okay? There wasn't really a rejection area you could turn around and say, well, we tested the 200-day moving average. Now we got rejected. Now we're going back lower. It just kind of like got rejected somewhere, right? I looked at the chart over and over and over again from this morning, couldn't figure out what. But slowly but surely they started going lower. But the most important part was the NASDAQ 100 did not go down, right? It went a little bit lower, but it didn't go down, which basically told you it started to play possum. And as much as we weren't getting a lot of setups, right, there was some, you know, some Tesla bounces in the morning, yada, yada, yada, nothing, nothing nuts. But the one thing that I kept on seeing was every single time one of these stocks started going lower, it kind of stopped, right, it started moving back higher. So it wasn't the fact that we were going up today that was more important. The fact is we weren't going down. And you know, slowly but surely things started getting quieter and quieter and quieter. And we got it, right? We got it because there was a whole slew of earnings coming out today. You had Google. We'll talk about all that in a second. We had Google. We had AMD. We had PayPal. We had Starbucks. By the way, I'm truly convinced I'm the only one left that goes to Starbucks and keeping the lights on.  Unbelievable. But the most important part was we were sitting there and waiting, waiting, waiting. And the question was, was the market going to wake up, right? Or we're going to start going, start, you know, kind of melting down into tomorrow's session.  And the most important part, I went to, I had a session, I had a session, and I came back and the market started, you know, really, really exploding. Amazon exploded.  And we closed literally, we closed right underneath the 200-day moving average. And the question was, well, how are we going to get through, right? How are we going to get through? And the answer to that was earnings, right? The catalyst, we had some big names reporting. And right after the close, Google came in like, you know, a white knight with the sword, with the shield, with everything and said, yo, get on my back the same way Apple did a couple of days ago. It said, yo, get on my back. I'm going to push you guys through. Like Leonidas, right? Leonidas leading the 300. And after the close, the queues absolutely exploding $2.5, $3 above the 200-day moving average. It's to these guys, right? It's the credit to Google. They came out with earnings and not only did they come out with earnings, they announced to get ready for this, not a two-for-one, five-for-one, 10-for-one, 15-for-one. They announced a 20-to-one stock split, right, which is wild, which is absolutely wild. And I don't know how I feel about it yet, right? You know, it would have been a three-for-one would have been good. And the reason for that was, well, number one, beggars can't be choosers. For years and years and years, we've been saying Google needs to split.  Netflix needs to split.  Booking.com needs to split.   We need to split. So the idea that Google finally announced a split, it's very, very tough to turn around and say, well, it sucks. I wish it would have done something a little bit smaller, but it is what it is. The one thing that we kept on talking about in the webinar this afternoon, and it's so ironic because it's split, I kept on talking about it. The key words is, if you hear any of these stocks, use the word split, you know, usually I would turn around and say, oh, never chase this.  Chase it. I mean, look at the stocks. So Google went from literally up 40 to being up 250 points just like that after announcing the split. And, you know, it's basically taking anything to do with .com up with it. You've got Amazon exploding, right? Amazon exploding. They report in a couple of days. You have anything, anything under the sun. AMD came out with phenomenal earnings as well, big move on AMD, and it's taking everything up with it. You know, you've got NVIDIA going up as well. All the semiconductors are just going absolutely nuts. So yeah, that's the groups, right? That's the group. You have the internet, right? Internet, commerce, cloud, semiconductors, they're all being pulled up. Not, you know, not everything's so rosy for everybody else. You had PayPal come out and, you know, we actually saw some pretty good, you know, pretty good bets to the upside. We saw 190s, right? Being traded pretty heavily too.  One direction or even put volume one direction. And sometimes it just doesn't play out.  But again, when they are lined up with a daily chart, right, in the middle of the day, usually good things happen. Again, when you're betting into a future result, such as earnings, FDA, whatever the case may be, everything is off the table because nobody really knows. And that's exactly what happened to PayPal, Starbucks, again, I love Starbucks before this COVID hit. I was doing twice a day, right? Literally twice a day, you know, Starbucks is great, but apparently Starbucks is just not great everywhere in the major metropolitan cities. It's awesome. And maybe, you know, Bismarck, North Dakota, maybe not as much. I don't know, right? I don't know. But the point is, you know, Starbucks, again, just not a great performing on earnings, PayPal is getting hit. It took down Square with it as well. So now that we are up, right? Now that, you know, like the old heavy D song, now that we found love, what are we going to do with it, right? So now that the bulls found love and we're above the 200-day moving average, what does this mean for us, right? Number one, it's not a green light to buy everything. Number one, because again, when you go through a whole bunch of charts, you'll see that there's a lot of stocks that are still way underneath supply that need to get the head above water. So it's not a, you know, it's not a blind buying frenzy, but the most important part right now of the Nasdaq 100, it has to stay above it. Now that we found love, what are we going to do with it? Now we got to build, right? We got to build above it. The build is a very, very fancy word. We're not so fancy at all, which basically means price action needs to continue to stay above the 200-day moving average, which is $366, right? So any close, any continued close over $366 on the Qs, that means the longer it stays there above, the higher probability stocks will get pulled up because remember it's always indexes first, and then comes the individual stocks. So now we have the indexes above it. Now their job is to stay above it and keep on building, right? Building above those levels. Obviously you have more catalysts coming into play that's going to basically mess around with those numbers. And you've got tomorrow, you've got Facebook coming out tomorrow, you've got Qualcomm, you've got Spotify, you've got Ab-V and T-Mobile, but the big ones are definitely Facebook and Qualcomm and Spotify. Thursday is Amazon, okay? Amazon, if you told me two quarters ago they were going to miss numbers back to back quarters, I would think you have four heads, but that was the reality. So you have Amazon reporting on Thursday. Is it possible to miss their quarter again? Right? We'll see. But the key is there's a lot of catalysts now. The more we stay above this 366 level on the Qs, the better it will be and your favorite stock will probably start getting above it slowly, but surely remember the old index as we say, indexes first, then stock, prices go. So going into tomorrow, you know, again, we want to look at names that are not gapping up crazy. Obviously there's a lot of names are, but let me give you guys some names that are not gapping up on nuts that I think can still, you know, do their job and do their job really, really well. You know, look, I think Tesla, it didn't participate today, but it didn't fall. Now is the most important thing. It's now two days above the 10-day moving average. You can see this 60-minute channel. It's starting to form. If it could get above the 60-minute, maybe it wakes up. Apple had a really nice move a couple of days ago, if you guys remember, off the 171 pivot. Now we just had a nice rest day, right? Had a big two-day move rested today, if it could get above this channel, maybe this thing explodes. You know, UPS had great earnings today, really, really good earnings. Apparently people are still using UPS, right? So tomorrow, any dip into the rising 60-minute support, a red-to-green type of scenario over today's channel is obviously a good thing, so you want to keep an eye on that.  Some of these Chinese stocks are starting to look pretty good as well. NTS had a really, really big move yesterday. It rested today, right? If this thing could confirm the 50-day moving average, this whole channel here, maybe this thing wakes up ahead of earnings as well. So the most important thing for tomorrow, we don't want to chase anything into tomorrow in the first half hour or 30 minutes. Remember, a lot of these stocks are still underneath supply. You don't want to buy stock in the supply. You want to buy the stocks that are above supply that rested yesterday or rested today and potentially could move above previous days' channels tomorrow instead of buying something into supply and getting rejected. And that's not a good thing. I have to cut this a little bit short, guys. My daughter has basketball practice. If you think trading is hard in your first couple of years, try teaching seventh grade girls the 1-3-1 full-core press. Welcome to my world. Guys, have a great night. God bless. I'll see you all tomorrow.


All right, welcome back to Steps to Freedom. We're going to be talking about the Miracle List number three, dysfunctional parents. Steps to Freedom course number three. Last week we talked about negative feelings about yourself, thoughts about yourself, negative feelings. This week we're talking about dysfunctional parents. So number three on the Miracle List is this. If you were raised by dysfunctional parents and you rebelled against them in your youth and dishonored them, the demons put a curse on you. Genesis chapter nine speaks about this as well as Exodus 20, Deuteronomy five and Ephesians chapter six, Deuteronomy 27 and Matthew chapter 15. Even if your parents were at fault, you still have a responsibility. You have to renounce and repent of the sin of rebelling against your parents for being bad parents. You need to apologize to them for your part, especially if they're still alive and apologize to God. Release them from your soul and let them go. You have a heavenly father now and you don't need a mom and a dad. So we're going to go over each of these points. So if you were raised by dysfunctional parents, maybe there was addiction in the home. Maybe there's a disorder. Mom or dad had a disorder, a mental disorder of some sort, or there was an illness back and forth to the hospital that could have caused some dysfunction. Maybe there was abuse in the home or unreality. Your parents acted one way, but in reality it was something else. They acted as if everything was fine. Next thing you know, you have to move in a moment's notice. Maybe there was divorce. Sexual abuse, I just want to point out that's so prevalent, one in five daughters have been sexually abused. So if that's you, you really want to dig deep down into yourself and think about how you responded to that in your youth. You know, there were many different dysfunctional homes caused dysfunction. So how did you respond to that? Were you rebellious? Were you depressed? Did you argue with your parents? Did you act out by partying? Did you blame them for everything? Maybe you still blame them inside. Did you have a bad attitude cussing at them? This is all dishonoring to your parents and you brought a curse upon yourself. It's called rebellion. How do you know if you are cursed? A cursed life is a life that is not going very well. So if you could say, wow, my life has not gone very well, it could be as a result of a curse. I love that my computer doesn't respond as well as I like it to, but I won't rebel against it. Okay, bear with me, please. So if your life isn't going very well, maybe you never achieved the hopes and dreams that you had when you were young. Maybe you tried to go get an education, but you were unsuccessfully tried and tried and it never worked out. Maybe you have divorce after divorce. Maybe poverty has plagued your life. Those are all things that a person might say, wow, my life isn't going very well.  This is a promise of a long life. Deuteronomy 516 says, honor your father and your mother as the Lord your God has commanded you that your days may be long and that it may be well with you in the land which the Lord has given to you. Again, long life and that it would go well with you. Ephesians chapter 6 verses 1 through 3 say this, children, obey your parents in the Lord for it is right. Honor your father and your mother, which is the first commandment with a promise. That it may be well with you and you may live long on the earth. Now honoring your mother and your father, it's very, very difficult for a person to say I had dysfunctional parents, but I did everything right. I honored them every step of the way. When someone treats us poorly, it's a normal human reaction to retaliate in some way or to get revenge or to have a bad attitude. So if you think, if your parents were, if you did grow up in a dysfunctional home or your parents were dysfunctional in some way, you want to really comb back through your life and say, wow, what was my part in that? How did I respond? And then take responsibility.  In Genesis chapter 9, 25, this was Noah, I believe, and his son committed a sin against him and he ended up cursing his bloodline and it says, curse be Canaan. The lowest of slaves will he be to his brothers. So it is possible that you have a curse on your life. And you've been the tail and not the head, so to speak.   So it's very serious. God wants us to honor our parents. Even if your parents were at fault, you need to renounce every rebellious act, talking back, yelling at them, calling them names, gossiping about them behind their back, cursing them. Make a list and renounce every act that you did. Again, even if your parents were at fault, you need to repent for every sin, everything you did. Don't worry about what they did. You have to worry about what you did. Apologize to your parents, Father's Day is coming up, Mother's Day is coming up. Maybe you need to send a little note. Maybe you need to send a little gift. Maybe write a letter. Maybe if they're passed away, you can't do that obviously. What you could do is you could write a letter and an apology and say all the things that you would want to say to them. And then as an act of sending it onto them, you could take it outside, light it on fire, let the smoke go up to heaven and just think, I'm releasing my mom, my dad, to God and I'm releasing them from the sin that they did to me and I'm praying that God will forgive me for the sin that I did against them and release me from the curse. You have to do this from your heart. Release them to God and let them go. Release them from their sin against you and the family. Let them go emotionally. I like to say cry it out. Brother Mike says this. He says, you have a heavenly father now. You don't need your dad. You don't need your mom anymore. You have a heavenly father. So you've been adopted into a new family. You can let the past go.  All right, next week we're going to be talking about another topic, Miracle is number four. Thank you for watching.


The 2020-21 season countdown is brought to you by Odds Checker, your one-stop betting hub. Welcome to Toffy TV, here's the footy show daily. And it's only three days to go to the Premier League season start. We are on the countdown to the Premier League season. Today we're going to have a little look at who will be the player of the season this year because Kevin De Bruyne got PFA player of the season yesterday he was awarded it. A bit late, obviously the football writers award was given to Jordan Henderson, but the other players give it to Kevin De Bruyne because they understand football. So we're going to have a little chat about that as well as some other news. A big thanks to Odds Checker for sponsoring the 2020-21 season countdown on Toffy TV. They are three days to go, of course, to the start of the season and if you like a punt, make sure you get the Odds Checker app. It is the only app to get it, a bit like Deliveroo for betting apps and you can go on there, you can compare all the odds and you can also click through and use the odds as well. So make sure you check that out and you've got to be 18. Don't forget that and you've got to bet responsibly. The link is in the description for that as well. Kevin De Bruyne got PFA. Is that right last season? 100%. Best player in the Premier League, most talented. He's incredible. Doles, passes are unbelievable. Really dry as Manchester City forward. I understand, obviously, Jordan Henderson was the captain. De Bruyne ended the 30-year wait and he was instrumental in doing that for Liverpool, but it's supposed to be on pure talent, isn't it, allegedly, or he was the best player. I just think you look at De Bruyne's numbers, they're just incredible and for me he is the best player in the Premier League and he's the man to beat and I don't think there's any question about that. He's five to one favour for next season as well, so obviously, and he's had his peak, isn't he, at the peak of his powers and he makes that team tick. You've got to play that makes a side tick. That's why I thought it was weird that Jordan Henderson got it because he doesn't make Liverpool tick. Don't get me wrong, I understand he's a driving force and there's a lot of sentiment towards it as well, but he's not what makes Liverpool tick. I don't think personally, you've got the full backs, you've got the three up front. Liverpool fans will say, you know, he's that driving force that every team needs, I understand that, but Kevin De Bruyne is actually the difference maker with Manchester City. And he's won 29 now, isn't he, as well? So, he still looks like he's about 13. In fact, he looks like me when I was 13, but it's the peak, isn't it? He's at the peak of his powers now. You look at him and he's at the centre of everything Manchester City do well. They've got great plays, of course, but he is like that extra notch, I think, when you look at him. He'll be good at that. Obviously, when I was at the Champions League, the way he did and things like that, he fell into that thing almost, that he doesn't perform at a level below and stuff, so I think he'll be hoping that, or they'll be hoping he's as good as he was this season, next season, and everybody else gets up to him level and if they can, City will have an excellent season, but just when you look at the players around the league, he is the best player in the Premier League. The mad thing is, in terms of all, Jordan Henderson is 50-1 to get the PFA award. Isn't that mad though? That is the current winner. The current football writer. Sorry, the football writer, but the players are the ones, and I'm not the one that plays. It's nice to get it obviously off the analyst and it's someone appreciating you and everything else, but when you get the award from fellow pros, that will be the one really, that day to treasure more so because it's people who play the games that are opponents. So who else do you think you're looking at? Cos it's a difficult one this season because of everything that's going on and the lack maybe of new players coming into the... I mean, obviously Chelsea have had a glutus players, but who else are you looking at? I think you'd have to look at... You'd look at Liverpool, wouldn't you? You'd look at probably Virgil van Dijk and say that he'd probably be up there if he has a similar season to what he's just got for Liverpool. He's someone like Sadio Mane, who I think is real, he's Liverpool's real ex-man, almost he's the one who if he doesn't come up with a goal, he generally creates a goal or he causes havoc for them. I know Mo Salah's brilliant for them, but for me Mane, I think he's Liverpool's best player. Manchester City, Raheem Staling is always, scores a lot of goals and is involved in a lot of goals, I think maybe him, he'd have to step up a level. Someone who should be in the running free, if they perform to their level every single week, would be Paul Pogba, because they're talent, but I look at them and they just go, see for me, a player, and I must say any will, but a player I would put into the mix is Bruno Fernandez, because he had such a good second half of the season that if he could do that over a season, then you are looking at someone, and a lot of the times it does come from someone who wins the league or comes very close like Manchester City, but Fernandez had such a good second half of the season that I would look at him. Pogba's one of those players that Pogba, for a long time looked like he didn't want to play for Man United, but it looks like everything sort of suits him now, he's playing in his proper position. In fact I think Bruno Fernandez took the pressure off Pogba, he's allowed Pogba to not be...  He should be, but maybe we'll see that in tandem this season, maybe we'll see Pogba grow because of Bruno Fernandez's influence and vice versa, and I just think that, see what sometimes can happen as well is that one player is so outstanding in his team that they don't have to win something because they just look brilliant, so I think Bruno Fernandez could be an outsider for that. He could, I mean, be on in this season because he took the Premier League by surprise, I think, when he came in. And now we all knew he was an excellent player in Portugal at Sporting and he was obviously, you know, United would chase him from the summer when he and eventually got him in January and he'd been like with Liverpool in the past and other top clubs, and he'd come in and he really just transformed Manchester United, but like I say, people probably weren't prepared for how good he was. I'm not catting anybody by surprise this season. Everyone's going to know. Now, whether you can stop him is another thing. That'll be ultimately what quality he provides, but he is a fantastic player. It'll be interesting to see whether he can be... When you mention Liverpool, they said the Oman is 20-1. Vigio van Dijk's also 20-1. So you've just said before that the Bruin is the favourite. Who else is in the mix then, according to the book? Raheem Sterling, 12-1. Harry Kane, 18-1. And then you've got Sadio Marni. You've got Vigio van Dijk. And he's an interesting one. 33-1. A Bamiang. Tawch ar y bair a player that steps up. That is the... You know, if Arsenal do have a good season and he's the catalyst for it, then again that spotlight of going who drove that team for it. Let me just say this about a Bamiang. Because I've seen something on yesterday, Tuesday that had kind of in my mind was like, yeah, he's staying the rest and shine that new deal and all that. And then I've seen something yesterday from one of the London writers saying why is it people aren't convinced that he's going to shine the contract because it's all gone very quiet. He's only got nine months left on his deal. It's all gone very quiet. We... Barcelona are sniffing around him in Memphis to play, apparently. So it's... If he stays at Arsenal, he could absolutely he could be certainly up in the running because we've seen over the last few weeks a lockdown when he basically won the FA Cup for Arsenal on his own. Such was the impact of him. He's a fantastic player. Come up big in the charity shield against Liverpool as well a couple of weeks ago. If he stays, yeah, he could absolutely be a key player for Arsenal. Just that, in my mind I had forgotten that he signed the deal, he's all settled and then it was just yesterday when I read that I was like, hmm, interesting and it isn't all done and dusted when the Premier League kicks off at the weekend but I mean listen I might get an ounce Friday that he's re-signed but if you're him and you've got maybe Barcelona knocking on your door or who knows, maybe Manchester City or United the Summon saying you've only got nine months left of this, you don't know. Let's get away from that. So some of the talking points from today Aston Villa have broke their transfer record to sign Olly Watkins from Brentford £28 million with the possibility of rising to £33 million. That is a lot of money, I know he scored a lot of goals in the championship but that's a big outlay, isn't it? Huge outlay for Aston Villa. Gambling, big sign on, you know, they took a gamble with Wesley last year, they didn't work. They didn't need goals, we know they were riding for Calum Wilson and he chose to go to Newcastle instead and they've acted very quickly. Olly Watkins looked really good in the championship don't get me wrong, bright player a little bit, mind me a little bit of Josh King but a more prolific player although Josh King's done well in the Premier League he's not Premier League proven so it's a gamble what I would say is a further example of how good Benham is at Brentford in flipping players over you know, absolutely incredible £28 million for now going straight in Brentford's coffers and they can strengthen again Aston for a couple of million, didn't they think? They've done it with Hogan they've done it with a number of players now it's what they do and they'll go out reinvest that money due to the the data that Bobby got three or four players. Brilliant, absolutely brilliant. Genial Adam is apparently going to hold talks with Jürgen Klopp because his contract runs out next summer next summer Liverpool have so far not brought any players in obviously Tiago is still massively on their radar massively surprised that that didn't happen but there's that show maybe and I'm not talking Liverpool down at all here the champions fantastic side to improve that but there's that show where they are in terms of trying to improve because to improve that team you're going to have to put massive outlay on a player to come in so do you think, even though he's 29 do you think it's a case of it might be worth just giving this lad what he wants because he's an integral part because some really important goals and he's a key member seems to be a key member in the squad He's been brilliant for Liverpool he got him, he was linked with Everton when he'd been at Newcastle and I was like I wasn't overly impressed at all I know he's scored, I think he ended up with 10 goals or something at Newcastle but when I'd watched him he was just one of those players that flitted in and out he's gone to Liverpool and fair play to Klopp he's improved them massively and he's become an integral part of their team like you say it's difficult for Liverpool because obviously huge losses due to Covid they're a team they're a club that tries to do they try to do business in a different way they've tried to become self-sustainable they've done that to a certain extent they've spent money when they've had of course they have, Klopp spent 400 or 500 million, I think 400 million but they've recouped a lot as well so when you're the champions the way they are, you write it it's difficult to improve that team and as fans we always want new signs, Liverpool fans are frustrated I think at the minute that more haven't come in but to get into that team you're going to have to go some to be good enough to go into that side so you can understand it's been difficult for them and Klopp has done this before he's looked and gone, if we can't get better watch the point, there's no point stocking up so when Aldam's staying makes sense to me but he has been linked to the Barse and obviously we're cumin there as well who knows we'll have to wait and see I do expect Tiago to go in there it is ramping up though, there's a lot of business that had to happen Palace moving for Battershire it would seem they just put out easy and easy as he so a player they already know but that would probably be a good move for him if that happens Fulham as well bringing in looking to bring in PSG, goalkeeper on loan Aurelio bringing in Kenny Tete bringing in as well bringing in a loan deal for Torino Fulbach the formula of Chelsea so they're starting to move Ollie Watkins has gone to Sheffield United and Chelsea on the verge of getting Mendy the goalkeeper being number one well I mean yeah I think he probably will well I think he will what I'm saying is he mightn't be the number one of the weekend because I'm a capital star but I don't think it'll be long before unless Kepper steps right though but I think he will ultimately become the number one and then Chelsea it's ready to move for other players as well but not done so so they've all got the benefits having another few weeks to bring players in and then move players on if they need to so it's going to continue to be very busy I think over the next few weeks the reality of football coming back is here isn't it you know the international weekend is gone thank god absolutely terrible but unreal football obtains this week and we've been counting down to that every day so make sure you stick with the 40 show big thanks to odds checker for sponsoring our countdown to the season don't forget get the app the link is in the description click on the link in the description to get the app don't forget you've got to be 18 better responsibly as well and we'll be back tomorrow to discuss all the latest on the countdown to the Premier League start on Saturday thanks for watching see you later