You two team keep it clean. What's going on the same graven here with another video and in this video in This video look at the Lamar haters there Eddie man. The Lamar haters are like, oh, I couldn't wait for engraving to go live Hey, I'm not even mad at what's going on man The let's get straight into it cuz you know we ain't got much time. Um, but honestly again, I'm not worried. I'm not worried I'm not upset. I'm not like oh man.  So that was a bad throw Another bad throw that he threw was the one to get the one to John Brown with John Brown the first one of John Brown the one where John Brown He he dropped it but at the same time the ball was short So he didn't put it where he needed where it needed to be so that the throw earlier John Brown Well, I think it was like a third and eight something like that I forgot what the down the distance was that was a that was it wasn't a bad throw But it wasn't a good throw because it was short But it did hit John Brown in the hands, but it was behind him and so yeah, it was more on the bad side of that throw The but back to the first the first interception on that that interception He on the first interception it got tipped John Brown was like in the middle of three defenders I put on Twitter that who would have known we would never know what will happen if that throw would have got off But it didn't get off or it didn't get off to where it should have been because he got tipped by the linebacker So that was a bad throw that was a bad throw the one to craft man Crabtree just The question from subscriber video was will will Crabtree and Lamar have a big game against the Raiders And I think so I couldn't see it happening He did throw a nice pass to Crabtree a couple of nice pass to Crabtree early One of them where he just took the he just took some extra yards to get to get tucking the better field goal range But it was one earlier. Oh what a crabtree do I just remember was a nice pass I don't remember exactly what he did, but it was a nice pass to Crabt But you see oh and obviously the nice throw to Mark Andrews, which I thought was gonna be a touchdown But he got he got a hog down So Ken Lamar Jackson throw the ball. Oh then to the second interception Let's talk about the second the second interception to with the second interception of the past to Crabtree again It oh actually the past to Crabtree a couple plays earlier than that early right before that was a good pass But Crabtree maybe the Sun got in his eyes and hit him right in the hands, but Crabtree dropped it in the Sun I'm gonna blame that one on the Sun So I'll give Crabtree a baby pass for that. Well, maybe he needed to put on a visor Maybe you need to put on some shades. I don't know but um The uh the second fast to Crabtree on that same On that same drive that went for the interception another tip drill but that play Crabtree just he just went uh like come on, baby Come on, baby. He just went uh like what come on crack like go for it man. Go for it You need to show out. You need to show out man.  I I didn't think I'd be saying this all season because of how he had been doing John Brown John Brown had a touchdown man. You took away points from us just cuz you got you got scared John Brown got scared. He got scared Lamar threw him a touchdown. He threw a touchdown pass, but John Brown got scared John Brown said, oh, no, I'm not um, I'm not doing this.  Oh John Brown went. Oh, I'm not touching that. You saw it. He said, oh I'm not touching that. I'm like, come on John Brown, baby. What's up man man up These receivers need to man up Lamar got to make better decisions. Let me tell you what Lamar's biggest problem is right now let me tell you what it is and This is serious Lamar's biggest problem right now is That he's focusing too much on the outside noise. He's focusing too much on the outside noise You can and you can tell he's doing that Lamar Jackson is focusing on ESPN. He's focusing on NFL network He's focusing on CBS Sports. He's focusing on Fox He's focusing on what all these people are saying because he's not playing his game He's shown us in this game that he can throw but you you could tell he's holding back from running You could tell he's holding back from running and that's clear as day. It's clear as day. He's holding back from running Lamar exactly. He got to play his game Play your game. Don't listen to that outside noise man. Maybe during halftime He don't even need to listen to Marty. He'll need to listen to John Harbaugh if Ray Lewis is in town He don't even need to listen to him. What Lamar Jackson should do at halftime Just throw on some Kodak black man. Just throw on some Kodak black get get himself in a good vibe Get himself and you could tell he's that dude is heated when he throws when they don't move the move the chains When they when he threw the picks when they don't get a first down You could tell the dude is heated man, but it's it's cuz he's not playing his game He's too focused on proving all these people wrong He's too focused. He's too focused on that and again Lamar Jackson. He's 21 He's 21. So With with a lot of younger people they can focus a lot on that outside noise They can worry what a lot of other people will think about them how they'll view them and whatnot And once you get older that kind of like it's like, okay, I don't really care what this person thinks about me I can really care less but that happens with younger people it happens and With Lamar, he's just he's trying to change his game and we've seen he can We've seen some of the passes that he's been throwing from jump from the from jumping this game, but with him not He's holding back from running so much. You could tell he's moving around in a pocket He's stepping up in a pocket and even though he has a clear lane to move He won't take it Again because he's just he is to the outside noise man. It's affecting him too much. It's all that outside noise So I think that what he should do Just chill man. Just chill go play your game. Don't worry about them dudes Don't worry about them women either because this I mean, it's both of them obviously The commentators and the reporters and analysts and all that their men and women, but anyway Just don't focus on don't focus on all that And I know it's got I know it's a lot of people like I said all Lamar haters out there They happy right now.  Oh, but he's doing bad.  He's a buzz. He's terrible and Lamar Jackson haters They love in this right now.  They probably generally like yes This guy just get him out of here bring flak back No one knowing that flakko We know who flakko is man, but anyway, hey He just got a oh Cyrus Jones. We've been talking about the muscle much We need to talk about Cyrus Jones shout out to Cyrus man Cyrus the virus infecting the raiders special teams That was a beautiful punt return, but all season ever since we got Cyrus Jones. We've said the same thing every week He's he's comfortable out there. He's comfortable out there. He's comfortable. He he looks the part He looks relaxed. He looks like um, oh, yeah, shout out to Gus Edwards to appreciate you bringing that up man He just he looks so comfortable out there and you could tell he's ready to take one back and now he finally took one back I thought that he was um, I thought he stepped out of bounds at first. I was like, I was like, oh, I didn't want to celebrate too much I didn't want to celebrate too much, but then um, they showed it on the replay and he didn't step out And I was like, yes, let's get it man. Let's get it. So yeah, I was super happy about that man I was super happy about yeah shout out to Mark Andrew shout out to Hayden Hurst. See Lamar see again While we are reaping some benefits of Lamar Jackson. Um focusing on passing more We also dealing with repercussions of it too because again, he's not playing his game. He ain't playing his game He's not playing his game because he is getting her more involved He got Mark Andrews involved getting Crabtree more involved getting John Brown more involved. That's what's need been it? Where's need go?  He don't he don't like Lamar Jackson Well, I know night you when when when Lamar threw them two picks night. It was at his house. Yes Let's go. Oh, I'm gonna be laughing and engraving stream later. I can't wait Nitro was hyped. I know my boy. Nitro was hyped. I know he was hyped He was like, oh see this what I've been talking about that guy is not it He can't throw accurately everything that I've been saying is Everything everything that I've been saying is true. I love it. I know my boy. Nitro was hype I know you was hype, baby. I know you was hype anyway Yes, we do need more more it looked like on one of them play. Oh, yeah Again like we talked about last week one of Lamar Jackson's biggest problems that it has proven to be a problem this week To is a problem last week and there's a problem this week But something that he's gonna have to correct and they said he's been working on it in the mirror when he calls the plays in Amir and stuff He has to get the play calling down. He has to get that down because you see they've had to burn time outs They've had to burn timeouts. They've gotten the lay of games. They lost yardage. You cuz it you've lost yardage. You've lost um You lost time outs So that doesn't help so with the play calling you you got to get that down because that's that's taken away It's taken away. Like I said, take away y'all. It's taking my mouth. Take away. Just time You you got to get that down and that's something that we talked about last week that if he don't get that That's gonna be a problem. So going forward. He's got it. He's got to do that He's got to do that. Oh, Tony Jefferson with Tony Jefferson hurt his ankle and I was hoping they were gonna put Levine in But they put Chuck Clark in it I got caught on right away, man. He got caught on right away, but they called it a push-off That was kind of like a little baby push-off at the same time. I said, okay refs. I ain't mad. I ain't complainin I ain't complainin But I was hoping I was hoping that Levine was gonna be the one they put in because I just want to see Levine more man I just want to see Levine man. Um, so yeah, man, it's it's all good though Oh, he said Perryman better than Cratch But um, yo, Rayda's been doing a lot of push-off today. Rayda's been doing a lot of push-off, man We need to do some push-off to a crab tree man tighten up man You a veteran receiver, you know how to get away with push-off. You need to tighten up. Come on, man So anyway, I appreciate y'all. Love y'all. I see y'all after the game Man


friends welcome back to my channel happy Saturday and welcome to this week's WW grocery haul this week I just hit up Fred Meyer which is also a Kroger store picked up just what I needed for the week I didn't need any meat because last week I hauled a ton of meat but I did find some new fun things some not traditional WW things where I share the smart points with you and also I'm going to share with you my meal plan and what I am doing for meal prep again it's another week that I am so excited for what I have planned for meal prep so if you want to see what I picked up for all of my meals for the upcoming week just stay tuned so here is my grocery haul for the week I didn't need a whole lot I really stocked up on meat and everything last week so I just picked up the basics for my recipes some snacky things some things that aren't the best in points but I wanted to show them to you anyways because luckily we can eat whatever we want as long as it works into our point so let's get started on the haul so the first thing I picked up were these heavenly caramels these are in the caramel apple they were on sale for a dollar 49 I thought they'd be kind of fun to throw in my husband's lunch and they are 45 calories for one piece and it does have some sugar so I'm not sure how many points I'm betting to but of course I'll put the points here on the screen but I thought this would be kind of fun just to have as a sweet treat on hand also some fat free ready with as always I still have about three quarters of a can but these are on sale right now for two for four so I picked up another one fat free half and half this is for an upcoming recipe I always just use whatever's left over in my coffee so it never goes to waste and this is really inexpensive about a dollar 40 so not a bad deal for fat free half and half eggs the peat and jerry's organic eggs were on sale for $2.99 these eggs are actually really really good very comparable to the happy eggs the happy eggs are my favorite but these ones are pretty good and they're free range eggs no antibiotics so I picked up two packs just because that price you can't pass it up mozzarella cheese sticks these are actually for my husband but I know a lot of us are steering a little bit further away from fat free cheese so I want to show you everything I got because again we can eat whatever we want if we work it into our point so some mozzarella cheese sticks I also picked up a block of Colby jack cheese again this is for my husband he's going to be having cheese and meat and crackers for lunches he's kind of tired of sandwiches so I'm sure a lot of you can relate with your husband so some Colby jack cheese for that also we needed some salsa for a recipe and I heard that this La Victoria organic salsa is delicious I got mild because as you know we're not big fans of spicy but I heard that the flavor and the ingredients are really good so I picked that up also some peanut butter my husband also was thinking maybe peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and he actually really likes the sugar-free jelly so I picked up just the jiff peanut butter and we can have this as well just in moderation also some no sugar added mandarin oranges I have some cottage cheese that is about at its expiration date so I wanted to make sure that I picked up some fruit to add to the cottage cheese so some no sugar added mandarin oranges I just drained the juice and top my cottage cheese so good and then for my husband's lunch I picked up a couple snacky things I don't know if you guys have seen these again the points will be on the screen this is your the soft baked oatmeal squares in cinnamon and brown sugar so they're only 150 calories but with the sugars and everything I'm not sure what the points are but that's for his lunch and then also these little bites these are cute these are the party little bites and these are 180 calories just so you know there's hardly any in the pack and I imagine the points are pretty high but he likes to just have these on hand to munch on in his lunch I've been loving the enlightened cold brew coffee chip bars oh my gosh you guys these are heaven heaven heaven if you like chocolate and coffee oh so good three smart points you can't beat it they are a little on the pricey side they were on sale for 4.99 but I want to say normally they're 5.99 and there's only four bars but they're well worth it in three points and so incredibly delicious also some roasted garlic bread crumbs I just needed to stock up on my traditional breadcrumbs and these roasted garlic ones are really delicious also I needed some gorgonzola cheese this is for my lunch meal prep and this is the week of my challenge on my facebook group so all my prep is part of my challenge and one of the recipes which sounds so good uses the gorgonzola cheese so I picked that up also for my husband for the meat cheese cracker lunches this hard salami these are so good if you can see these are the perfect little round salamis they're so easy and portable and they really are absolutely delicious so you can eat we can eat these as well it's just he's wanting this with this in some rit so pick that up for him two pie crusts this is for an upcoming dinner recipe the extra crust I just throw it in to the freezer and I noticed Pillsbury is only 100 calories for one eighth every other brand was 110 to 130 so watch your point on pie crust and so Pillsbury and have the lowest calorie so that's the one I picked up I also needed some non-fat Greek yogurt so I grabbed the Greek gods plain non-fat yogurt this was on a killer deal 279 same calories same everything is defy so I needed this for a recipe and then of course we'll just eat whatever is leftover so if you have a friend Meyer or Kroger nearby grab this well it's on sale great deal also I needed some chicken broth so I picked up the 33% less sodium just trying to watch my sodium and the star of the grocery haul is my coffee creamer you guys know of these are my favorite so I grabbed three total two of these sugar-free peppermint mocha and one of these sugar-free pumpkin spice this one is better than I remember so good so my pro tip with these is load up if these are your favorite flavors like they are mine load up throw them in the freezer they'll last you all year so I'm literally going to buy dozens and I'm just going to freeze them and all year I'll have my very favorite coffee creamers on hand so I grabbed three of those the rest is veggies and produce so a some frozen peas this is just for an upcoming dinner recipe some spinach this is for also a recipe and this dough was a pretty good price $1.99 whatever's left over I can just eat for salads two lines for a recipe a lemon for a recipe very strange odd large lemon but whatever's left over of it I will use for my water I grabbed some white peaches these were on sale and I'm just kind of craving something different than my grapes I've been eating so I grabbed some peaches and then it is season of a cutie so I picked up a big bag 350 for this bag of manner and oranges generally I'll have two to three as my fruit with breakfast or lunch so I love those so that's everything that I picked up for the week other than some diet Coke so I will move right into my meal plan and what I'm doing for meal prep so let's get into this week's meal plan and what I am doing for meal prep so I plan all of my meals here with my Kerry L meal planner I do have the large one the eight and a half by 11 I love it it's spiral bound it is just a beautiful comprehensive meal planner several tabs for you to use the first one is the resources tab and that's where you can write down your favorite meal planning blogs recipe sites you can even jot down the recipes that you like that I show anything that you want to keep track of you can put in under the resource tab the next tab is inventory and this is where you can inventory your freezer your pantry and your spices so super nice to have this keep track of what you have when it expires just helps you plan your grocery list a little bit better as well the next tab is the meal plans we're gonna come back to that one next is gatherings and with the holidays coming up this tab is going to come in very handy it's where you can plan a party an event plan what you're going to prepare for the meals and then there is a detachable grocery list that you can take with you to the grocery store so as you jot down your meals you can jot down what you need at the grocery store and there's several of these in this tab so lots of opportunities to plan some gatherings and last is the notes tab and that's where you can just take notes you can use this to make lists jot down recipes like I did here whatever you need the extra space for and then in the back here there is a two-sided little pocket folder so that's kind of nice just to shove those extra recipes whatever you want to keep in your meal planner so let's go ahead and go back and revisit the meal plans tab first of all my favorite part of this is the monthly planner so it's actually go to October because that's the month that we are about to get in and basically what you can do is you can jot down all of the recipes that you're planning to make at a glance so for this week I will jot down my recipes that are on my plan that way the night before I can make sure that I have all of the ingredients and also that I've pulled whatever meat I may have in the freezer out and have it ready to go for my meals and then also there is a weekly menu and this is definitely a must-have you can plan out your meal or meals you could do all three per day and then again there is the detachable grocery list for you to take with you to the grocery store it is so comprehensive so awesome I honestly don't know what I would do without it because there would be very hard to plan my meals if I didn't have this meal planner I absolutely love it so for this week here is my menu so my week goes Saturday through Friday so Saturday I'll either have dinner or make some two-ingredient dough pizza I'm not sure what I'll end up doing I'm gonna be showing houses all day Saturday so it just depends on when I get home Sunday I'm gonna be making ranch chicken with potatoes and again this week's menu all is courtesy of my challenge on my Facebook group so if you haven't joined my Facebook group I'll put that here on the screen for you definitely go over join it we have just under 9,000 members and we're doing a super fun challenge this week where I planned your meals and your recipes and we're gonna give prizes away just a fun time so these are all recipes that I had planned out for that so Monday we're gonna be doing a one-pan taco rice dinner Tuesday is chicken cobbler Wednesday is vegetarian taco pockets and then Thursday and Friday we'll have leftovers because there's only two people in my house so we generally have quite a bit of leftovers from all these meals and then on the back of this is where I plan out my meal prep so again this is my challenge meal prep so I'll be prepping the things that we're having as a group as part of the challenge so for breakfast this week I'm gonna be making pumpkin cheesecake pancake bake this sounds delicious for lunches I'm really excited about this Gorgonzola pasta with sausage and spinach again can't wait for that and then I'm gonna add a little dessert to the mix and I'm gonna be making some triple chocolate cupcakes these my friends will be frosted and low smart point so definitely stay tuned for meal prep Monday where you will see all of these recipes so again that is my plan for the week this is my carry ale meal planner if you are interested in purchasing a planner they have the large one here a smaller version and a digital version you can use my code here on the screen and you'll get 10% off of your order so head on over to carry ale definite game changer when it comes to planning your menu and staying on track thank you for joining me on another weekly ww grocery haul and meal plan I hope you enjoyed seeing some of the fun stuff I picked up for this week and my meal plan I'm so excited about again if you are not part of my Facebook group I'm gonna put it right there for you make sure you head over and join the almost 9,000 members it is such a positive fun of place to be and it is not too late to take part in the challenge that started yesterday on Friday so if you're new to my channel I like to welcome you make sure you subscribe hit that little bell so you're notified whenever I upload a new video thumbs up this one comment down below let me know what you thought of this week's grocery haul meal plan and meal prep and what recipe are you most excited to see and I'll see you guys all in my next video bye guys


Natural law is the idea that the laws of our society should mirror human nature. A lot of our institutions, our governments, our markets and things are based on this notion of natural law that came up in the 1700s. And the natural law they're referring to is that humans are basically competing all the time and fighting. But that's not who I am and I don't think that's who you are either. My inspiration is a whole series of situations that didn't work very well. Rules that didn't work very well, organizations that didn't work very well, and disappointment with government in general. And I just think there has to be a better way. It was clear that the digital ecology, the digital society wasn't turning out the way people hoped. You should have the same rights and obligations in your digital self as you have in your physical self. You should control information about you, who gets it and what they do with it. You shouldn't stand and make it in the digital spotlight in order to be able to get something done. And so I began thinking about this and realized that the problem was that the basic model of what is a human was wrong. Well, there's anthropologists that are studying early human society and what they find doesn't match with the natural law of the 1700s. Now we know that early humans were actually very egalitarian. The nature is to do trading and interaction with trusted others. We should make the social networks that we're building mirror the way humans like to operate and how we operate best. And it's not open competition. It's through trusted networks. If you can trust people and you know that this is a safe relationship, because it has all these other relationships, it turns out to be more optimal. So the core thing in a trust network is that you own your data as private and you only share it when you're going to get something back for it. At our NGO, IDCube, we've actually built the software and built the legal contracts to do this. Currently, the only people that have these trust networks are the big guys, the banks, the hospitals, things like that, and what we're doing is making them available to the little guy. But what that's going to do is it means the big guys are not going to have as much power as they used to have. So what I'm trying to do is think about how can we make a new digital society that really works for humans? That's fair, that's safe, that's efficient, that's scales, that's inclusive. So how feasible is that in timescale? And the answer is, it could happen very quickly. You have the old banks, the old institutions, tottering along based on their ownership of the data, and when you get a competitor that gives people back their data but is just as efficient, it could happen almost overnight.


Good day, fellow investors! Everything is going well, everybody is employed, everybody has money, everybody is happy and nobody sees any cloud at the horizon. However, the economy has always been cyclical and will always be cyclical. Therefore, it is very important to see where we are in the cycle, understand that, prepare, position yourself accordingly in order to limit your risks and increase your long-term rewards. That's the key to investing. If we take a look at 20-year annualized investors' returns on average, we can see here that calculated by JP Morgan, the average investor has had returns of 2.3% per year in the last 20 years.  Everything else has done better. Homes, oil, Europe, Australia and the far east developed markets, bonds, golds, 40-60 stock to bond, 60-40 stocks to bond, SAP 500 and REITs. Everything has done better than the average investor. Now, why is that? Because first, the average investor looks from a fixed perspective, they don't look at how the economy changed and they do everything at the wrong moment. They invest in stocks now because the SAP 500 is strong, the risks is low and every other asset is giving low yields. So they push their investment heavily into stocks now, instead of doing that in 2009, where everybody was selling stocks. So that's one error, how you don't get to where you go. And investing now in stocks is very, very risky because we are in the late part of the debt business cycle, economic cycle, which is very natural. We're going to discuss Delio's view on his debt cycle. He just published a relinquishing article over. I'm going to go a little bit deeper into and then we're going to discuss what are the risks and how to position one's portfolio. Let's start. Ray Delio just wrote a very interesting article on LinkedIn discussing where we are now. The economy is doing very well, people are complacent, but what's the problem here? There is the actual production of the economy and there is what the economy can produce from its potential. Whenever the demand for products grows faster than the capacity the economy has to produce those products, then the economy passes its limits with the result of inflation. We have already seen higher inflation, higher wages and prices of constrained capital goods will also go higher because everything that's limited will see higher demand and fixed supply, which means higher prices. Those higher prices will do well for those who are selling those things, for those who are working. The unemployment rate is very low. It's very hard to find new employees all across the world, even in Europe, even if the unemployment rate in Europe is much higher, it's an average. If you look at a city in Eastern Europe and in the Netherlands, the center of the Netherlands, in the center of the Netherlands, it's hard to find somebody to work. However, in that city in Eastern Europe, there is no work. So, there is a disparity in statistical numbers. Be careful for that. So, Europe is at its limits, so is the US. If we take another look at the chart from real gross domestic product and the potential gross domestic product, you can see here how the real gross domestic product usually fluctuates around the potential. However, every time it reaches the potential and even crosses a little bit the potential product, the consequence is a recession, sooner or later. What happens when an economy operates at full capacity, prices increase, which forces a central bank to tighten its monetary policy by increasing interest rates to keep inflation stable? And you can see here that whenever the Fed started increasing interest rates sooner or later, there was a recession. So, even Ray Dalio says that there are higher risks for a recession in the next few years. Higher interest rates means that the debt burden that has been accumulated in the growing part of the cycle will start to weight on people, on businesses, on governments, and will also increase costs. Limited supply of labor will also increase wages, which will put weight eventually on earnings, will lower new investments, because suddenly the cost of capital is higher, which means that new investments have to reach higher profitability in a saturated economy that's again difficult. So, where are we now in the business cycle? We are in the late part of the cycle, but what's the problem? The problem is always timing. You never know whether a recession will start two years ago today or in two, three years. And there are other projects that are coming online that are further stimulating the economy. We have seen the tax bill that is there to stimulate the economy to have higher earnings to companies that they will do more buybacks, invest more, supposedly invest more, there is not much to invest. There is also now the new infrastructure project that is supposed to invest 200 billion to spur 1.5 trillion of infrastructure investments. As what Trump says, we build new roads, bridges, highways, railways, and waterways all across our land. And we will do it with American heart, American hands, and American grit. He forgot about American debt and higher interest rates, which will make all those projects much, much more expensive. And we have already seen the interest rates as the government is in deficits because of all the stimulation, there is a higher supply of treasuries, which pushes interest rates higher in addition to the fat rising interest rates. So it's a very, very tricky situation, which we will see where it will end. It's impossible practically to predict, at least for common mortals. Nevertheless, we have to know we are in the late part of the cycle. And we have already seen the first repercussions on asset prices. If you look at the 7 to 10 year treasury ETF, it's down 11% since its June 2016 peak. And the bond bear market continues to decline. The yield to the 10 year treasury is approaching 3%, which means that it will start eventually put pressures also on stocks, because if you have an earnings yield on stocks of 4%, and a 10 year treasury yielding 3%, suddenly the 10 year treasury looks much more attractive than stocks. Nevertheless, people expect much higher interest rates in the future. Therefore, they're not rushing into buying treasuries because they expect even lower prices of treasuries. However, at some point there will be risk rebalancing, and people will start selling stocks to buy more of those treasuries, especially as the interest rates increase. So it's always difficult to time, but if you look from a broad perspective, long term perspective, you know what will happen. And that's the most important thing for your portfolio. So to conclude this video, it seems that the correction has passed, stocks are doing well again. However, the higher interest rates will put pressure on some components of the market, of businesses, of the economy. That will then slowly put pressure on other components. And then we will see a normal economic cycle and normal economic downturn unravel. So if you look smartly now, you will find those sectors, those companies that will be immediately put under pressure that the growth in the economy won't be enough for them to refinance with the higher interest rates and survive. So I will be looking at such companies to see, okay, which ones will be the first to fall and then we'll look later how to protect ourselves in order to see which one will be the last to fall. Also we'll look at investments that will work oppositely or will improve their earnings. As I said, the limited supply goods that will see higher increases and prices. So for example, look at what happened to Rio Tinto. Now in this part of the cycle, everybody's crazy about commodities and the stock just keeps going up. Just two years ago, nobody wanted Rio Tinto because everybody was afraid of a Chinese slowdown. So it's very interesting how the market moves, what we have to be smart in the long term, don't take too much risk for limited returns. And that's the key to long-term investing, that's the key to beating the market in the long term. And of course, looking at what's going on and positioning yourself accordingly. When I say position, balancing your risks accordingly. Keep watching the channel. There will be plenty more with the goal being to lower your risk and increase your returns. Thank you for watching. I'll see you in the next video. Looking forward to your comments, your ideas, questions, whatever I can help or you can help me. Thank you.


NATO believes Ukraine destroyed most Russian tanks with drones over the last several months. Over the past few months, more than two-thirds of Russian tanks were destroyed by Ukrainian soldiers with the help of the FPV drone, which shows that Kyiv relies on this particular weapon more and more amidst the acute artillery ammunition deficit. Foreign policy reported this with reference to an official representative of NATO. The story says the FPV drones used by the armed forces of Ukraine have low efficiency. They are equipped with cheap cameras which makes it harder to aim at night or in cloudy weather and often carry improvised explosive devices which sometimes explode right in the air or do not detonate at all. It is noted that in the third year of Russia's full-scale invasion, FPV drones have become nearly ubiquitous on the Ukrainian battlefield. Many of them can carry 10 pounds of explosives or more and after nearly 780 days of non-stop war, drone pilots on both sides have gotten plenty of practice. But for every success, there are nearly as many blooper real worthy incidents. These aren't the $20 million apiece predator drones that the United States uses to hunt terrorist targets in the Middle East. These are inexpensive off-the-shelf drones that go for $400. The analysts surveyed by foreign policy believes that the FPV drone attacks on the Russian tanks have controversial results. Rob Lee, senior fellow of the Eurasian program of the Institute of Foreign Policy Research indicates that a general accuracy of FPV drones in less than 50% and in some cases as many as 10 or more drones are needed to destroy a tank. At the same time, Lee states, Russia is running out of armored vehicles and tanks so while preserving current dynamics in the combat zone, Moscow may lose its quantitative superiority and make conducting its own offensive operations in the future more difficult. The issue is that Russia's getting a lot of manpower, Lee added. At the beginning of the year, the UK Defence Intelligence analysed the influence of FPV drones over the situation on the left bank of Kursan Oblast and explained why it is difficult for the Russian occupiers to counteract them. The United States declared states of emergency after strong floods hit the entire northwest of the country. The flooding was sparked by a sudden and early period of warm weather that caused huge amounts of snow to melt and overfill numerous rivers across parts of Kazakhstan and Russia. Massive floods in Kazakhstan that began in March became the largest natural disaster in the country over the past 80 years, country's president Kasanjomar Tokyev said. A natural disaster has occurred, the likes of which have not been seen for many years. This may be the largest disaster in terms of its scale and consequences over in the past 80 years, he said, according to Tokyev, due to the floods, a local emergency situation has been declared in 10 regions of the country. The president noted that following his criticism and instructions, the government boosted efforts to reduce the consequences of the flood and is taking appropriate measures. According to the latest data from the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Kazakhstan, since the beginning of the floods, more than 3,000 private residential buildings in courtyard areas have been flooded, and 70 settlements remain without transport links. At the same time, more than 72,000 people have been evacuated. The National Army has been deployed on rescue and aid missions across the regions. Over 8,600 people and 1,700 pieces of equipment, 411 water pumps and 65 watercraft, as well as 10 aircraft are involved in rescue operations.