to my channel today. These videos you can see from the title. It is gonna be a hair review video. I am super excited about this one. As you see by the title, I am doing a bald cap method. I don't think I ever done one of these before if I didn't work out too well. So if you're new here, hey girl, my name's Akira Jenae. Don't forget to subscribe and join the family before you leave. So this video is sponsored by Wiggins Hair. Thank you so much for sponsoring this video. If you want to see how I achieve this look for Lily, I think Daniel there probably my first time ever doing a bald cap method, baby. Okay, then just keep on watching. Okay. The wig that I have to show you guys is obviously from Wiggins hair company. You get your wig. You get a pair of lashes. You get edge brush, the elastic band, and you get two HD caps and the little baggie to store the wig away so it doesn't mess up. Let's just take a moment for the hair line. Super duper cute. This wig comes pre-plugged. It is their HD lace frontal wig straight. They have a straightened body wave. Undetectable lace front wig. I got body wave in 24 inches, a 13 by 4 HD lace frontal 250% density. Get into the pre-plugged hair line, okay? And the knots were bleached as well, I believe. So yeah, super cute. Two combs on the side, comb in the back. The elastic band is removable. I used the black tube of the Got to Be Glued gel to slick back my baby hairs because, yeah, definitely needed to do this. I watched one girl on YouTube do this and it looked really nice. You can definitely tell the before and after. So I did it, excuse me, in sections. I did my left side first, then my right side and then the front of my head. Each side I did, I allowed that to not air-dry because I was trying to speed up this process. So I just used my blow-dryer and blow-dry each section. After blow-drying I wanted to show the difference. That's the before and that side is the after. It makes a ton of a difference, okay? Most definitely. Then this is their HD cap. They came with it. I wanted to show you guys how strict it is. It is one size fit all. I used alcohol and the witch hazel. It is definitely important to clean off your forehead from all the dirt, makeup, any type of residue because you want a clean surface to work with. Then I went ahead and popped on the HD cap, then cut a hole in the ears. Now I see why the girlies like to use like penny holes and stuff like that because it definitely almost ripped, basically. Did I mention this is my first time doing this? So I was trying to be extra extra extra careful. So I went in with the got to be glued freeze gel. Well got to be glued free spray. Spray one layer of that. Then after I got done with this layer I blow-dried it. Then I went in with another layer after blow-drying it. This is the second layer. Just wanted this to be extra secure especially since it was already once I cut the ear tab it started to kind of peel. Love this spray. This is like extra extra holes. So you can go ahead and go in with this one at first. But I did this one to basically lock in everything, especially right there at the ear tabs. Then I went ahead, dried that. After it dried I went ahead and cut it. Couldn't find my small scissors. These scissors were so dull, did not work good. So we just tossed them to the side and went ahead with the regular little craft scissors that I had.  But I got large because when I just get the regular sizes from companies sometimes they don't be fitting good and they be tugging. So I might as well work with something larger than something smaller, okay? Okay. Then right here I do got a widow's peak as y'all can see and that really drives me insane. So my hairline is kind of all over the place but I wanted to kind of get that as close to my hairline as possible the cap that is. Then I put on the wig. They're trying to see what adjustments that I needed to make. So here I am cutting off the ear tabs. The ear tabs stresses me out. Like cutting ear tabs stresses me out because I don't want to mess up anything and it just scares me real, real, real, real bad. But got the hard part over, cut that side then did the same thing to the other side. I sped this clip up and everything but baby I was probably focusing on this for like five minutes. No lie. So one side then I did the other side. This is me trying to make sure everything fits. Everything looks good before moving on to the gluing down process. And right here this is me happy that I cut them right to this time. Love the 24 hour edge tamer. Put that all over the perimeter of my head and right there by the part. Then got my good old hot comb and then we're gonna hot comb that down so it can be extra, extra, extra flat. And this is me just kind of coming through the hair. Got a little bit of shading but that was probably because I cut the ear tabs and baby I was cutting. So that's probably what that's from. Then we're gonna stick that on again make sure everything's right. I'm using like a lip liner pencil or something after I pencil just to mark the perimeter of my head because I don't want to put the glue past that line. Then I'm using the 24 hour edge tamer. I think glue. I don't know. I'll probably show it but I tried to be all cute and fancy and used a little popsicle stick that I y'all be using. Baby it won't work in so I couldn't like get it as flat and as thin as possible. So we went right on with my edge brush at the end of it like a good little red tail comb at the end. The tail yeah definitely top tier. It's gonna be your best friend. You want to make sure this is really really flat. This is my second coat. You'll want to wait to put on the second and third coat after it is completely dried down. I did not let it dry completely down in two to three parts of my forehead. You will see that when I do zoom in. Now I regret that but that'll be okay. Then before pressing completely down you do want to make sure that your placement is right. So this is me kind of lifting and moving around and adjusting. Then you'll go in with your red tail comb, press down and comb that through. When I zoom in you will see what problem I had. Okay right here. So I didn't let the top right there by my widows peak dry completely clear. So make sure you let it dry completely completely clear but it's cool. Kind of spray over it whatever. Right here is what I was talking about. Spraying my spray to kind of fix it and then using my elastic band to melt it down. I did end up using two elastic bands. I used the regular one that y'all saw fly off of me earlier and then I went ahead and used the one Wiggins gave in the box because the ear tabs I wasn't actually covering the ear tabs with the first elastic band so I went ahead and used the one that they gave to make sure to cover those ear tabs because those are usually the first ones that are lifting up. Alright this is the finished look. I am super excited and pleased with how this came out. I do believe I got a 24 inch 13 by 4 lace frontal wig with 250% density girl. The wig I think I already told y'all obviously did come already curled and everything so I literally didn't have to do nothing to this wig. Came pre-plugged. I believe the knots were bleached. I just did a little bit of lace tear and I did a little bit of foundation as well. So yeah 10 out of 10 definitely recommend. The hair is flowy it's bouncy like I said I did receive 250% density. The hair is full from bottom to top top to bottom. Super duper cute. The curls are still there. Literally this is straight out the box curls so I definitely love this. All the links and everything will be down in the description box below. As always don't forget to like this video, comment and subscribe. And until my next video I will see you lovelies then. Bye guys!


Let's get in clients to sign on the dotted line. Oh, we started. All right, yes, so I'm Jill Anderson. I design and develop custom WordPress sites for creative professionals. And I've been doing this full-time for about 12 years now. Yeah, so this talk actually came from an idea talking to Sue about, you know, around some processes and things that I do with my clients to make sure we have a good relationship and get the project started in a good way. So I just want to share that experience with all of you. So yeah, so if you have a client, or maybe they're not your client yet, but they're interested in working with you and they want to talk to you and learn more, what do you do? Do you like start firing off ideas and jump into the project and think about money and time and all that later?  And I just want to say this process I'm going to share is my way. It's not the only way and you might differ in your approach and that's perfectly fine. So, you know, just take everything I say with a grain of salt and some of it I hope will work for your business and, you know, if there's other stuff then don't worry about it. All right, so yeah, so today we're going to talk about these four things. We're going to talk about contracts, vetting the prospect, we're going to talk about money, and preparing for a strong project kickoff. So the first thing is the contract and probably the most important, I think, of all of them. So is there anybody who does not use a contract right now? There's something in proposive mind but I don't know if that is actually a contract of legal... We'll figure that out. Yeah, so I say everybody needs a contract. I think if you're going to be successful as a business person and providing these services to your clients, you need to be on the same page with them. And that's really what a contract does. So whether it's a bunch of legalese or it's, you know, written in plain English and is super simple, either way a contract saying, here's what I'm going to do for you, here's what I can expect from you in return, we'll make a project much more successful. So do you need a lawyer? I don't think you necessarily need a lawyer to write out a contract to share it with your client, to have them sign it and to start the work. I think it can be a good idea to have an attorney review a contract just to make sure it's on the up and up and, you know, everything you're doing is good and in your best interest should you need, you know, should there be a dispute or a problem later on that your client or your contract will hold up. So having a lawyer review it would be awesome but you don't necessarily need a lawyer to start using contracts. And then what if they don't sign it? I've never had this problem in 12 years. I've never had a client say, all right, I'm ready but your contract, no, I just don't want to have anything to do with that because if they did say that I'd probably be like, oh, that's a giant red flag, like why not? So I'd say if the contract shouldn't be like a deterrent for people working with you. If anything, I think a contract should make people feel more comfortable about working with you because you value yourself as a business professional and you have your client's best interests in mind so having that and showing that at the beginning of the relationship I think just can only make things better. So what to include in your contract and then Sue you asked about what is it, are these things in that agreement or contract that you're working on? So there's usually a terms and conditions section.  It's basically defining what you're going to talk about in the contract like I'm the designer, you're the client, you might have designer tools, you might have deliverables. So words that you'll see throughout the contract, they'll be defined in this like terms and conditions section. Effective dates. You don't want your prices to be effective forever, right? Like if somebody comes back three years after you send them an estimate, is that estimate the cost or is that what you're supposed to charge them three years later? So you should have some language in there about how long this estimate is valid for and if in your effective dates, this could be a section where you talk about if any applicable fees, if things go on longer than they should. That kind of stuff. So also fees and charges. You should define for your clients, okay, here's what I'm going to expect in terms of payment timeframe. I usually break my projects into thirds, but session this morning, like maybe I should do that like over months, like over six months or something. So however you do that, you want to define that for your clients so they know what to expect. And also what happens if payments are late? Are you going to charge them a late fee? What does that look like? Because they will be clients that will pay you late. You want to protect yourself if it's super late and you want to charge them fees for that. Grant of rights, you need to say who owns what and when. I mean for me, once I have received full payment, then the client has the right to use all my work and do whatever they want with it. Different fields might do different things with how they grant rights, but whatever it is. Is this where you would also mention that they would allow you to show the work you did for them on your website as a sample? Yeah, that would be a good place to say like, hey, I want to include... Yeah, if you want to include that on your portfolio or submit to design awards or anything like that. Anything you're going to do, it's a good place to state that somewhere in your contracts. But grant of rights would be good for that. Client responsibilities, so what happens if the client turns out to be awful? Like if they don't make timely decisions or don't provide you the content on time, which happens all the time, it feels like. What if there are errors in the project that are found six months or a year later? Who's going to be responsible for that? I don't want to be responsible for that. So my contract is going to state that upon the client signing off on it and everything that is now back in their hands should there be errors. Confidential information, of course, you want to be upstanding and not disclose anything you might learn during the project to other clients or industries or whatever that the client wouldn't be happy about. So definitely let them know that you'll keep it all in your head and nowhere else. So relationship of the parties, like I'm an independent contractor and there's no exclusivity. You're not an employee, I mean I guess if you wanted to be, but this wouldn't be what we would be discussing then. And then you, or at least I state that if a dog trainer hires me to do their site then I can do another site for five other dog trainers and nobody has the right to have me not take on other work that I want to. Warranties are, again, in the future what's it going to be like for this project? Your time period supports after the project is done for a website of course that might live for years after it's launched. What are you responsible for? So in my contract I say if you find something within 30 or 90 days of it launching, a bug or something crazy, I will fix that as part of the project fee. I have a maintenance plan so I also put some language in about what that includes. Your liability section, again in the future, something happens, who's responsible, you want to not be responsible basically. Term and termination is what if the project gets canceled? What if you need to cancel the project because the client is terrible and you're just ready to be done with them? You should have some language in your contract that allows you to do so. Also, if the project stalls, like if your clients are not giving you what you need to finish this project, I have some language in my contract if it's been over 90 days, I haven't heard from them. The project can go on hold and I have a restart fee so it's going to cost you 500 bucks or 10% of the project fee, whatever's greater, to restart it again. I have exactly, yeah, $500 or 10% I think, whatever's greater as a restart. I haven't actually billed a client that, but I've referenced it before, hey, I realize it's been a few months, we really need to get back on track here. I don't want to have to enforce this thing and usually the idea of having to pay more money to get people moving, hopefully get the project done. And miscellaneous stuff, terms can be modified but only in writing. Client can authorize expenses, orally revisions. Any disputes must go through arbitration. That's an important part. I've had clients want their deposit back and I really had this happen really twice, but once where they were really nasty about it and I thought I did a really good job on the work I'd done so far. So the amount of the deposit, which in my contract I say it's non-refundable, kind of makes it so that if we went through arbitration it wouldn't be in their best interest to really pursue that. I don't want them to take me to Small Claims Court. I think stating that arbitration should be used can be a good thing. And of course signatures on the contract makes it all real. Some resources. My contract is actually based off the AIGA's standard contract and has just been modified over the years. Freelancers Union has a good one too. So those are good places to check out. I'll share links to these slides too at the end if you don't get everything written down. Alright, so once you have your contract you want people to be able to sign it online just make it super easy so clients don't you know you don't want to be faxing or anything crazy like that these days. So I use Hello Sign. I love Hello Sign. I think it's like 13 bucks a month or something. I think it's a pretty affordable fee for what you get. Which is really easy signing. Really easy you know I upload a PDF put my signature fields where I want have the dates reflected where they when they signed it it updates the date for me and my signature and then keeps an archive of that for me so I can go back and look to this client sign their contract to this client sign their contract. And then I also put a link up on my website which is JillLynDesign.com slash terms which has links to download my contract PDF and then also links over to Hello Sign. So you definitely want someplace to sign online and links for where people can access those. So now we get into like oh somebody wants to work with me okay well what do you do? Your next step is qualifying and vetting the client. Because just because someone wants to work with you doesn't mean you want to work with them. Maybe it's just sowing your own but you know once you've been in business long enough you start to realize not everybody is a good fit. And for me having a consultation call I call it a free chat 30 minutes just to get ideas about the project you know make sure that I can communicate with this person it just goes a long way to knowing that it's going to be a successful project.  I started using this like a year or two ago and I was like where was this thing all my life because it is like hands down one of the best ways to save time because I just say here's my Calendly link Calendly.com slash Jill Anderson and I have it I schedule my calls Tuesday Wednesdays Thursdays from 10 to 2 because that's good for me my kids aren't home they're super loud they don't like to be on the phone when they're around it's not too early in the morning and I have it synced with my Google calendar so like if I make a doctor's appointment or something it'll take that off my availability and then it's just like hey you client pick a time that works super easy for you and we'll save back and forth emails and all that trying to pick a time and on this consultation call you definitely need to discuss time frame budget and where they are in the decision making process so I start off each call really by saying alright tell me a little bit about your business and your project and we'll see how I can help and then I just let them talk and I just sit back and listen and doing active listening to really get an idea okay am I going to be able to communicate with this person does this project seem like it's going to be fun am I the best fit for it maybe they want something that I don't do or I can't do or I don't want to do so really just listening to their needs and then you start offering some solutions but not you don't want to do the work for them at this point at all it's more like yeah I think this would be a good fit here's how I think I can help you but yeah definitely discussing alright what's your timing like you know am I going to be able to meet that time frame and budget how much money do you have but also you know a lot of times clients don't want to give you their budget but you know letting them know your ranges or fees you know in some way so that you know you're on the same page and they're not thinking it's a thousand dollars and you're thinking it's five thousand dollars and where they are in the decision making process they could just be starting or they could be like ready to go and I think it's important to know that so that you can respond adequately and you know take the time you need with them if they're ready to go and you really like this project feels like a good fit you know you might be more out to really pursue it and then of course paying attention to the red flags while you're on this call or even in person just to know like maybe this isn't going to work out so these are some various ones yeah if they don't have a budget it's like well why are we talking if you have no money to give me if they badmouth previous creatives or previous service providers that are what you do you know everybody's had bad experiences and that's fine and we're human and you know if they want to talk about it that's great but if they do it in like a disrespectful way you know maybe the problem isn't the creative it's the client so you just want to keep an eye on you're out for that you're having communication issues you know you're just not gelling well they have trouble defining what they want that can always lead to issues later if they're in a rush like I don't take on rush work it just gives me anxiety and it's no fun you know you might love rush work so good but if they're in a rush might not be the best fit for me if they talk about their personal lives a lot you know you might have to always hear that on the phone with them this is a business thing we're into you know sell websites or whatever it is we're doing we don't need to hear the drama in their lives if they stand you up that's like a big red flag like look we have this meeting on the if you can't make it that's fine but let me know will we schedule or whatever but you know if they just don't show up that's that's no good they want everything that's never good you want to be able to rein them in into like manageable phases of a project they're waiting for a check to clear that's not necessarily bad but you know I don't necessarily want to know about all your financial things I want to know that you're going to be able to pay me but I don't want to hear excuses either so and if they're too busy doing other things while they're talking to you they're putting you on hold you know that's probably might be an indicator of how the project's going to go and that might not be good either so keep an eye out for this when you're vetting people and your own personal red flags too as to you know things you want to stay away from okay so you've got your contract and you've talked to somebody so the next part of this process show me the money and I don't think any project is real until you've received money for it so any new client if they want me to start a project they're going to have to give me a deposit you know everybody's always excited, ready to go, let's get this started we've got great ideas but that's not going to happen I'm not going to put you in my calendar and schedule out your project until you've given me some money for it I gave somebody a deposit once I packed them on the computer and they really ripped me off they ended up doing nothing and it wasn't possible to get my deposit back of course but did you have a contract with them? how do you talk to people about leaving a deposit what do you say to them? like they're going to make a deposit for your service for your service, for our services I mean I say a deposit's important just because you want to schedule time in your calendar for their project and you can't really do that or I won't unless I have a deposit it also if you never took deposits you might not ever know when people are ready to actually start on a project how do you talk to them? about a deposit I'm just very forthright about it I break payments into thirds I require a third upfront and once you pay that deposit and sign my contract then that's when we can get the project scheduled and ready to start I also usually book a few months out so I try to say the sooner you get me that deposit in contract the sooner you're going to get I'm going to be able to get to your project so I think it's pretty commonplace in a service industry to have a deposit you know because you don't want to give away your time and start working on stuff without that so when I say my investment or proposal or whatever it is I always say deposit required to initiate work on the project and when you allow them to pay online like through harvest or PayPal or Stripe or whatever it is usually it's pretty quick so they're anxious to get moving and they know you're not going to even look at it until they pay up that credit card makes it pretty easy for them and I found that that's been a lot faster to get people motivated than waiting on them to mail you a check and write the check and they have to find a stamp and just give them an online option to click approval I give you're able to pay online credit card or I will accept checks too just because some clients have to do it that way that's fine I think that just goes towards your overall marketing strategy too and showing you have this buttoned up contract and process that you're a professional that they can trust you with their money you're not just going to run away but packaging it up I guess that could be a talk all on its own is whether your website prices are on your project prices are on your website do you offer any packages too because when we talk about money with clients if they've seen what they can expect it can be a lot easier of a conversation so I have packages on my website and I have my starting fees for those so when I'm having a consultation call I can say hey have you been on my services page services so it can be a good way to get that money conversation started with knowing that they have an idea and then you definitely want to use accounting software like Sue said there's all kinds of ones I love fresh books I've been a customer of theirs since 2008 they are awesome they're not the only ones like Harvest, QuickBooks 17 hats 17 hats yeah so all kinds of different ones the only thing I say about any accounting software you use is I think it should allow you to make one email to the client that you can customize so once I talk to a client I want them to get just one email from me with everything they need to get started I don't want there to be a lot of back and forth and different emails from here and let me find the contract here and find this estimate over here just one place, one thing they can reference it's all there for them so the email that I send out with fresh books when I send out an estimate or invoice they have a place where you can put in your text so I have this boilerplate text that I copy on in there I usually send this out right after the consultation call right after we get off the phone just get it out of the way and I'm going to tell them right here I want to work with you I'm currently booking projects to start like right now I'm booking projects for July I do have a questionnaire I use so I throw that link in there I think that's a good way to get people started to think like what you're going to talk about or what information you're going to need from them and then I have my three steps like once these items are completed then we can get our kickoff session started so I want them to review and accept the estimate and fresh books you can like accept the estimate like click a button then I'll send them an invoice so they need to pay that invoice and sign my contract so there's that link back over to my contract on hello sign and then you know I look forward to working with them so they get this email from me after every consultation call and then hopefully you've gotten your contract you've gotten your deposit and now you have an official project so yay so this is like an extra step here at the end they've signed on the dotted line but it's that way to kind of move that from okay now we've been doing client onboarding and now we're actually going to start off a project so I also have a kickoff call again I like to talk to people on the phone or if they were in person you could do it that way too and then now is where we really get into the nitty-gritty of the project and start discussing what we're going to do so using a project questionnaire can be great as the scope of work that's the questionnaire that I placed in that email that I sent with my estimates and now finally you can get to work through all of that and that's it so that's the process, fairly easy and straightforward and then of course here's links to the slides and all of these fun stuff you can get from me no one can talk about what happens next that could be like another presentation like oh no let's go


From the babe to the boss. There's been a ton of unforgettable nicknames in Yankees history So we caught up with the true legend who knows the thing or two about the subject All right, so Ron aka Louisiana Lightning Gator Do you remember when you were first called those nicknames? Sure You got to remember that Gator is the nickname that my teammates gave me Louisiana Lightning Even though it's so touchy that it just was something that was kind of put the tag on you know Rizzuto tagged me with that one night during a game. I was pitching so that's how it came about But my nickname Gator was given to me by my teammates when I got called up in 75, you know you I'm in triple A I get a call in the morning from Bobby Cox who was my manager he tells me to get on a flight I got a report to New York They have a double header against Boston. I do all of that. I get to the park. I get a uniform I go down to introduce myself to Bill Verdin who was the manager. He tells me to go in the bullpen I go in the bullpen and then I introduce myself They get me talking about where I'm from and when one I don't remember who asked me What do you have a lot of in Louisiana? And I said we got a lot of rain We got a lot of snakes got a lot of alligators and then all of a sudden, you know Somebody just went like well, we'll just call you Gator You know and I'm going that's perfect. That's fine And then about the same time I did that all of a sudden my foot got hot and I looked down They had one of them was giving me a nickname and the other one had lit up my shoelaces So I got initiated into the club real quick, but that that's how I got my nickname and it's always stayed So you're saying you could have been called snake as a nickname possibly know when they when they asked me What do you have a lot of you know, and I said rain, you know, and you could see their heads turning nothing We got a lot of snakes, you know, and you're going like Snake, you know, it just didn't catch, you know, it didn't You know and I said we have a lot of alligators and all of a sudden it, you know Gator for short Which you know implies, you know that and all and it just boom Of course, I had to take my shoes off so they could see if I had wet And not you know, they checked my toes Hear all the stories, but anyway, that's how I got mine. So which one do you prefer Louisiana?  Well, it's like that's the best to me because it's just When you see and write feel everybody sitting out there with the with the wigs and the robes on because that's exactly what goes on in a Court room, you know, so he's holding court that that's it and that's the thing So, you know, when you hear here comes the judge. I mean it just it hits you. I mean, it's just for him It's priceless Intimidating which goes along perfectly. He's intimidating. You know when you look at him I'm not so sure if the name is intimidating But it just suits him, you know, because when he walks in and it's just here comes the judge It's just his name and it implies authority How about our oldest Chapman the Cuban missile Which is kind of like your Louise Anna.  Well, I asked him would he wanted me to refer to him as and he said just call me packs So I don't I didn't know what's his nickname big maple big maple like the maple tree. Yeah, so he's from Canada So, right, so that's the other tap too. Okay, so well, you know, you understand how proud he is being from Canada So that's their, you know emblem on the on the flag so I can understand We might come up with one here for this for the state He can use that when he's in Canada use one when you're in the something new for when he's with the Yankees Right, which packs has that's that's a nice one. Yeah, and it's like a name We might have to think about something, you know, somewhere maybe the tag on him over here Out of all the Yankees history Do you have a favorite nickname or some favorite nicknames that come to mind when you think about the Yankees? Maybe it was a teammate who you played with their current player Well, we had we had we had a lot of characters on our club With a lot of nicknames and they were all fun in because of what they stands for We had a mr. Dirt. We had a mr. Puff We had a count We had a cat, you know, we had so many and and you know when you find out who those names imply a lot of them it's because of their person and their Their characters who they were I like them all I know, you know, it was one of the fun times in my life because we never referred to each other has Ronald or Greg or Jim or James or where are given names?  It's pretty nice get it


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What is going on everybody is Stas here welcome back to another video so in today's video We're going to be doing an overall market update taking a look at the Dow Jones the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq We're also going to be doing a trading update talking about what I personally did today on the 19th of July in 2019 in terms of my trades as well as taking a look at my watch list here taking a look at some stocks And as you guys can see from a quick glance my watch list is very red guys in the markets today We're red we'll get into that my personal opinion on that in a couple of minutes here But before we do actually get started with today's video for everybody out there that finds value in these videos all I ask from you is to go down below and hit that like button It really supports me and supports the channel in general and if you want to be further connected with our Communities the Stryvespart Facebook group and the Stryvesmart discord group those are linked down below in the description Box so guys today was an absolute roller coaster, right? We got a potential hint this morning that the markets could be green We gapped up But you can see on the SPX on this five-day five-minute chart that that didn't last long We dumped ended up closing down 18 dollars and 50 cents at the close down point six two Percent the Dow Jones industrial average today guys got hit not as hard But still ended up closing red down nearly 70 points down point two five percent and the Nasdaq here guys got Absolutely slaughtered and it is still falling here or rather it fell really for another hour after the market closed As you guys can see in terms of this future here and right now. It's down a hundred and thirteen points down 1.43 Percent so today was an absolute onslaught guys in terms of this market and the pullbacks now They're starting to look a bit scarier and let's get into some technicals revolving or involving these pullbacks And I'll talk to you guys about my opinion starting off here with the S&P 500 So one pattern that I want to point out here that is kind of reminding me of a pattern that we saw a couple of weeks ago But on a smaller scale is this head and shoulders pattern that we're seeing here on the S&P 500 And let me explain what I mean by this head and shoulders pattern on the 20-day one-hour chart You guys can kind of see it here It's pretty obvious and pretty evident the way that this head and shoulders pattern is formed here Rather it has formed right you guys can see the left shoulder is here at about 29.95 We got a pop a pullback another pop and another pullback making that left shoulder And then when we broke out of that 29.95 level of resistance we held it as a new support We went on that rally for all-time highs and then we pulled back drastically That formed the head of the pattern and now we got one pop-up day on the 18th which was yesterday And today we gapped up again and a lot of us were thinking I was thinking okay We may actually rally from here but we actually failed to hold 3000 which I've been preaching on this channel Is a very significant level here that 29.95 to 3000 spot we failed to hold it We actually got rejected by that 50 SMA on the 20-day one-hour chart And you guys can see how heavily we dumped from there forming that right shoulder Right and let me explain what I'm talking about here And for those of you all that were watching the channel a couple of months ago before we actually saw the full-on dump We were calling a head and shoulders pattern here and let me just really zoom in on this And drop a comment down below if you actually remember this if you watch the videos Back during this time period. I was talking about the head and shoulders pattern But it was actually stretched out a bit longer about a month a month and a half You know time frame here as you guys can see but all in all it was a left shoulder We popped for the head. We were hitting those all-time highs here and we pulled back We popped again. We failed to get above that 50 SMA which honestly would have been a breakout spot And then we sold off all the way down to 27 22 And this was actually the month that we sold off that bigger sell-off in the month of May I know you guys remember that that was literally about 45 to 60 days ago when we dumped when we dumped this far down So this is um, you know reminding me of this pattern that we sold off that Um, you know sold off on in the past couple of months this pattern that we're seeing right now So what I would like to see for a potential sell-off like maybe this one I'm not sure if it's going to be this drastic But what this pattern is showing me is that we might be seeing a sell-off here Especially if we dump below this 50 SMA and 29 75 and 29 75 guys is a very key level as well Like we talked about in yesterday's video We actually held that level above the 50 SMA yesterday and the fact that we are holding that Today gives me some hope that we could bounce on top of that and maybe get out of this head and shoulders pattern But if we break this level and get down to 29 50 29 100 You know, this head and shoulders pattern is going to be pushing us down to the point where it's going to be looking Very similar to this when we dumped and started to push down, right? So if we do break guys, you know, we may be pulling back and seeing a correction Maybe down to 29 100, which is the 180 SMA or we may be pulling down all the way to 28 100 again Which would be quite the sizable correction That would be in my opinion a very healthy Healthy correction in the s&p since the s&p has been running so much in the past month and a half guys So in my opinion if we did pull down to 28 100, that would be quite the healthy pullback and down from there You know that at that point if we went below 28 100 and we went to 27 30 That would be a very very big pullback I don't know if we're going to pull back that much, but if we did and we broke 27 100 That's going to be a point in time where it's going to look very similar to the December pullback that we experienced A couple months back and I know a lot of you guys remember how bloody those days were So let's not get ahead of ourselves though. Let's see it and take it day by day Let's see if it breaks these support levels before we talk about these ones But overall that is what i'm looking at right now on the s&p 500 guys It is not looking too good And especially if we break those moving averages that I talked about so the dow jones industrial average You're seeing a similar pattern here, right? You're seeing a resistance at about 27 400 Dollars is this is actually a double top and if we go out to the 184 hour you guys can see We're actually still trending above this little trend line that I have here That's one positive thing about this pattern But again the double top is a negative a double top usually points us to Thinking there there could be a drop here double top means it's it's the top of a pattern And we may be seeing a bearish move from there just like a double bottom is a bullish move if we pop You know upwards from that so a couple of levels I'm watching here on the dow are the 50 sma and this trend line that I have drawn out here on the 184 hour chart So again, this did an experience as much of a pullback as the spx So the technicals weren't as much affected But they did drop and we are starting to see a bit of a bearish tendency here Um, you know, especially if we do gap down even more this upcoming week But taking a look at some other time frames, you know again the 20 day one hour You can see we're technically at a higher low right now from the previous or the uptrend Is intact still if we're talking technically right now on the 10 day 30 minute You guys can see the 180 sma is a strong support if we break that that's going to be a very very bearish sign There and if we take a look at the five day five minute You guys can already see that we are starting to show Some bearish moves here the 50 sma is about to cross below the 180 sma The green line is about to cross below the yellow line, which is a very bearish move We're starting to see the candlesticks are dumping below the moving average supports that once were supports Now they're looking like resistances So these are a couple of sides that are pointing me towards Believing we might have some more red here coming up guys and on the nasdaq Let's take a look at how bad this is looking on the five day five minute. It's a clear descending pattern right moving averages They're acting as resistances. We're making lower lows. We're making lower highs guys If we take a look at the 10 day 30 you guys can see the kind of uh, you know descending pattern here It's not really a double top in a sense It's kind of a head and shoulders as well left shoulder head when we hit that $8,000 all time high And then the right shoulder now that we're dumping very very very aggressively and on the smaller time frame right here You can see 7800 is a support So i'm interested in seeing our buyers going to come in here, especially since we're over Sold here that could be something interesting to see if people start to buy this big old dip here If we go back to the 20 day one hour or to the 20 day one hour rather You can see we did break the 180 estimate support. We broke this trend line of this You know uptrend here, but we're about to test again that 7800 level ought to be interested to see if people buy up this dip So going back to the 180 or to the 180 I don't know why I keep saying back because we were never at the 180 But now that we're at the 180, let's take a look at this and you can see it more evident here guys We were uptrending higher highs higher lows. We hit 8,000 We failed to pop here to break out to make another higher high Which which would have been the continuation of the uptrend. We failed to do that. We actually got hit We're looking like we're making that head and shoulder pattern. It's looking like a double top as well And now we're dumping so again guys 7800. I'm looking at that level if we're taking a look at the 184 hour in Perspective here, you know in general, you know this 180 SMA this yellow line That's a strong support here as well. Take a look at that You know be sure that you know and understand that if we break that level That's going to be very very bad for the nasdaq. That's going to be a very big technical break And from there, we could in my opinion expect more red Potentially, so that's the overall market update for today A lot of things started to get ugly today. Let me know down below in the comment section What do you guys think about this? I would love to know Let me know what are your thoughts on the market at this particular time period I love talking you guys on in the comments and I respond to every single one of you guys And that's pretty much it. So let's talk about very quickly now A trading update and i'm sure you guys can probably guess it The nasdaq today did awful like we just talked about a minute ago And what does well when the nasdaq is selling off like I talk about a lot on this channel? That is sqqq guys an sqqq was a straight breakout move today pretty much for the entire day And you guys can see it right here a couple of days ago. We hit $31 We popped up as the market sold off the markets started to rebound a bit Which you guys saw as we saw the gap up this morning that brought down You know sqqq here and then we got the double bottom and the breakout as the nasdaq was selling off Very aggressively like we just talked about right and that start uh the sell-off on the nasdaq actually started at about Really 750 am actually more towards like, you know 440 am 5 o'clock am eastern standard if we're really taking a look at when it started this morning in terms of the futures And you guys can really see that right we we gapped up to 79 72 sold off lower low Popped up lower high sold off and started to slip aggressively as the markets opened And we just continuously made lower lows and lower highs and really the premise of my trade here was As we popped up started to test the 50 s to may to see if we were going to break out of there and recover This is very similar to my trade yesterday You know the fact that we didn't break out and recover the fact that we got rejected again and dumped aggressively This gave me the go on putting a position a smaller start out position in s qqq And you guys can see it even better on the one day one minute right pretty much from 330 am 4 am 5 am eastern standard time You know we were falling falling falling and I pretty much just caught it on the pop We didn't break out we got in s qqq as it continued the downtrend And i'm not sure it no it wasn't this exact Drop here because this was at 11 am i actually got in this more towards the market open So we gapped up you guys can see this is actually when i got in i believe we popped up We tested that 180 s to may yupp at about 10 a.m This sounds right at at 10 a.m You guys can see we started to get rejected at that 180 s to may here on the uh The one day one minute we didn't break out We didn't break out of there to bullish to make a bullish move a bullish pattern We got rejected we dumped which gave me the go on s qqq so s qqq you guys can see at about 10 o'clock We were pulling back a little bit. We didn't fully break out yet But we were breaking out of the 180 s to may which is very good sign of the start of a breakout We pulled back we touched it and then we broke out and that is when I took the position guys literally at around 10 a.m Eastern standard and I wrote it up to about I think once it started dumping here into the 32s lower 32s because I held it up here It was a bit overbought. I was being a bit greedy here to be honest guys I didn't want to um take the profits. I thought it was going to continue to pop up But we got that pulled back and that's when I actually uh ended up selling out of the position So from about 31 75 up to about 32 dollars and three cents It was under a 1 trade. It was about a point nine percent trade and sure if I were to hold or if I were to uh You know not sell at that point. Let's say I held it for the rest of the day I would have been up like five percent four or five percent But the name of the game in my opinion guys is to be consistent Lock in a small profit whatever it may be point five percent point two point three point six Whatever it may be lock that in and be consistent with that in my opinion It's way better to lock in a smaller profit consistently than it is to chase and maybe get a five percent profit one day The next day you chase again Then you get caught in a red trade you lose three percent and then you try to chase again And that's just a very um, you know bad cycle to get in and trust me I've been in that cycle before and I've learned from it and now I've adopted this strategy of just being way more conservative And way more consistent and not trying to just chase all these trades, right? So that's kind of um a little You know side note there a little side tangent But I do think that is valuable especially to the beginners out there that may be watching this video So let's talk about a couple of stocks very quickly on my watch list I'm not going to break them down too in-depth here because I don't want the video to be too long And by the way, if you guys actually want me to talk about a stock or an ETF in sunday's video any uh Any particular stock whatever the ticker symbol may be drop a comment down below Let me know and I'll get to it in sunday's video But a couple that I wanted to talk about today Very quickly. Let's just run through the watch list. Uh gold Gold didn't make much of a move today. We actually hit a high of 1454 And you guys can see we're down about a buck 60 right now down about 0.11 percent The interesting thing on gold right now is we're actually trending above the old resistance Which is now a new support at around 1425 and you guys can see how that's been a resistance And once we broke out that is really been a bullish move that I think and I talked about in yesterday's video This could get us to a potential 1500 per ounce gold 1550 based on some longer term technicals But before we do get to that, you know, and I talked about this in yesterday's video We may be seeing some fluctuation in gold's price. We may be pulling back and today We actually did get that pulled back and now this could open up an interesting entry point on jnug I believe if we do hold this as a new support And then continue to pop up and potentially fill up to 1500 dollars or 1550 and let me show you guys That 1500 1550 spot that i'm talking about because you may be thinking i'm crazy The fact that we broke out of 1412 it pretty much entered us into a new channel where gold's next resistance is 1550 so that's what i'm talking about here on a technical basis That is a spot we could definitely fill in right we could definitely fill that up So gold that is what i'm looking at. Um, you know gold jnug These are going to be very very good if the markets continue to drop guys You know in my opinion if the markets drop things start to get volatile People might be pumping in money into gold because it's considered a safe haven and opportunities might also open up In sqqqq which we talked about again, you know, this goes up whenever the nasdaq is selling off So if this continues if the nasdaq continues to fall this could be a very good play, right? And the other one is the spxs which goes up whenever the s and p the spx Falls right so you have options here. You can trade ETFs that trade on the nasdaq You can trade ETFs that trade on the spx, right? You have a lot of options and there's a lot more than just these ones that I talk about These are just the ones that I personally like so do your research guys You know, there's a bunch of other ones out there that are worth taking a look at but for me. I'm watching sqqq I'm watching spxs and if things get volatile you guys saw the vixx was up nearly a dollar today You know tvi x is going to be one that i'm watching which is a volatility ETF it goes up typically when the markets are selling off heavily and whenever that, you know, the markets are volatile Right watch the vixx here. The vixx does well, you know tvi x typically does well and i'm not sure why 1.69 percent It must have opened on the gap down, right? Yep. That's what i'm thinking it opened on a gap down to 14 dollars And it did make a pretty massive move of about 8 but it only registered as 1.69 percent due to that gap down So that makes sense. Okay, so tvi x That's definitely one that i'm going to be watching here, you know microsoft Let's just run through some tech tech did pretty poorly today. Although microsoft Did do well and hit an all-time high this morning, but microsoft's on the pullback I'm watching that one. You know apple apple was down three dollars today 1.5 percent That's a sizable pullback amazon down 0.7 percent. That's a pretty good pullback as well This seems like it could be a temporary top here on amazon Facebook down two dollars and 42 cents. This could be a temporary top as well We hit those resistances at about 200 205 dollars that we struggled to get above a couple of months ago I know you guys remember that when we hit the earnings report and we hit that very good Stride there in facebook stock google was down 16 dollars today This one's still struggling guys compared to all the other You know fang stocks tech stocks the big stocks out there Google's actually doing pretty poorly compared to those and of course Netflix dropped another 10 dollars today guys 3.11 percent So we may be seeing netflix here dumping into a 200 dollar territory Let me know what you guys think about netflix stock actually let me know down below I would love to know so that's pretty much it for today's video guys If you enjoyed the video feel free to go down below and hit that like button It really supports me and supports the channel in general leave a comment down below Let me know what stocks you want me to talk about what ETFs you want me to talk about What do you think about the market? What stocks are you watching? I would love to know and subscribe to the channel if you haven't done so already hit that notification bell Join our strife smart discord group chat and our strife smart facebook group All of those links are down below in the description box. So I hope you all did well today I hope you all have a great weekend. I appreciate you taking your time to watch this video It does mean a lot to me. I'll catch you all in the next video. Peace out


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Thank you for checking out this no spoilers movie review. This one is for a short film. Actually, it's called El Gigante It is a 2015 film by Gigi sol Guerrero and Some people may be saying why are you doing a short film? That's not a feature film. You're usually just doing feature films And that's correct. I'm usually only doing reviews on feature films, but I Feel like this is important Well, first of all, I wanted to check it out because the premise sounded interesting and I just had interest But the other thing is I want to raise awareness I feel like we all should be raising awareness about short film is films still and I Personally believe that we should have more short films and we should have more focus on short films And one of the things I applaud with the shutter streaming service is that they're adding short films onto that streaming service and Not calling it out like they let you know that short films But they're treating them the same as feature films like when they put out their press releases saying these are the things that are coming this month They're they're putting the short films right there with the feature length films. I think that's important in my opinion I think short films are harder to do than feature length because you have a lot less time To develop story to develop characters to get people involved in it. So Yes, I could see People having an argument where it's a little bit easier in the sense that you can keep people's attention longer So writing a feature length or shooting a feature length you need to come up with more to hold attention So for that aspect, I would say that is correct, but overall I think Short stories are harder because you don't have enough time you don't have a lot of time to like get a good story done and To have people get involved with characters because you need to develop them to some degree So when a short film is done well, it's kind of mind-blowing in my opinion because of that So this is currently streaming on the shutter streaming service So I would definitely tell you to check it out and you should definitely just check it out It's 14 minute runtime 14 minutes everyone has 14 minutes somewhere check it out You know shutter has a phone app. So just watch it on your phone while you're on the toilet or whatever So, yeah, so El Gigante Gigi Sol Guerrero now she mostly has done films. I've never heard of but they're all kind of seem to have like a Latin angle to them probably because of her heritage. She's not she doesn't live in a Latin country She actually currently lives in Vancouver, Canada but she obviously is very tied back to her a heritage and so she kind of goes for that angle when she's doing film Which is cool. Do what you want The other thing is it seems like she's done a lot with luchadors and with El Gigante a luchador is Very prominently featured One thing that I need you to know is that it is subtitled it is in Spanish But at 14 minutes, there's not that much to read and actually in the context of even the runtime There isn't that much to read. There's there's some dialogue in the beginning and then after that It's like no dialogue. There's a lot of no dialogue portions of this Which actually really plays in its favor I think a lot of times it's it's better to show as opposed to say and with this one. I think that's a prime example So the camera work one of my big problems with this is actually that the camera work is very very shaky and not It doesn't seem intentionally shaky either It's just kind of like get a tripod or just get someone else in there to help hold the camera kind of still And it gets to be distracting It gets to be annoying and slightly nauseating at certain times because with you know enough motion in the camera You'll be like, okay. Oh At least I'm that way So there's wrestling in in this because like I was saying, you know focus on luchador There's wrestling in it, which to me felt really ridiculous It made it just made the story and the film seemed very ridiculous when the wrestling part of it started And I was just like this feels so out of place. It feels so weird But I think that's just because I'm not used to that type of stuff Because I also have to say that there's something Mesmerizing about this film like I can't stop watching it and even though I was like this is just kind of weird And it seems kind of odd. I was just like I can't stop watching it and I feel like when it was done I was like I kind of feel like I want more like I need more So it's got something like as some people would say it's got a je ne sais quoi I don't know basically, but there's something there and it is mesmerizing. It's very gritty and gross looking too I think the Guerrero did a really good job of getting a a Kind of nasty environment to it which goes along very much with this the short the the story and Yeah, I think Environment matches the story and it looks good and it makes you feel gross and gritty and I think that's an accomplishment I think it's definitely a good thing I would watch another installment of this to be honest If she put out another short film with the some of the same characters same premise all that like El Gigante 2 El Gigante 3 4 I would keep coming back and checking it out because like I said, there's something about it that works There's something and I would just be interested to see where it would go The very end of it had a very tongue-in-cheek funny finish to it And it's kind of like going on as the the end credits are playing made it very playful kind of Joke kind of like this is this is this is a serious film But it's also like fun and a bit jokey. So I like that the characters are so odd in This though and so messed up and I think that's one of the things that makes it so Mesmerizing is I want to know more like I want the backstories on some of these characters or all of these characters Because they're so out there and so wacky and messed up that you're just like Show me more. Tell me more. I'm in So, yeah, this can't be a very long review because it's not a very long movie I don't think the runtime of this video should be longer than the runtime of the actual movie So definitely check it out. Like I said, you got 14 minutes. It's it's only 14 minutes Just do it, but I guess in a five-star rating out of five stars. Oh Man, I'll give it a three Three no, I'm gonna give it a three and a half I was between a three and a three and a half But I'm gonna give it a three and a half stars. I definitely think you should check it out It is pretty good and it's interesting But yeah, thanks for checking out this video hit that subscribe for me, please please Have you seen old gigante put a comment down there about that? Have you not seen it and you want to put a comment down there about that? Do you just want to talk about horror stuff put a comment about that down there do it? Anyway, you can give me likes if you want to but the big thing is subscribe Helps me out a lot in the long run. It is painless for you literally a second But anyway, thanks for checking this out regardless until next time keep it brutal