Listen, that's, you know, um, it's great to hear that because what I, you know, what I try to tell people is stay interested because it's very easy for a small business to get discouraged. They go, well, I went to this fender fair and nothing happened. I went, talked to the house to do nothing happened. They gave me a bunch of papers to fill out and the game, you know, they sent me in different directions and a lot of people, um, at least starting out in the beginning, I see get discouraged really early on. Listen, I was at it. I swear to God, like 15 years before I saw anything happen.  I just figured it'll happen one day. I mean, you do start to get discouraged and you spend a lot of money and you're, and it's just going to have a return. I mean, in fact, I was in the eight a program for eight years before I ever got an eight a contract. And I remember going to a meeting with the PTAC, you know, the procurement technical assistance center. And I think it's important to do those kinds of things. Like maybe I didn't do enough of it. So I would encourage new, you know, um, younger businesses to definitely avail yourself of every resource. There's a lot of free resources through the SBA and the PTACs, one of them, MBDA as well, the minority business development agency. You can tell quite quickly who in those agencies and which Asda Boos actually care about the mission and would help you. Right. And you can tell which ones don't care. So don't waste your time with the ones that don't care because they will waste a whole lot of time. No, that's a good, that's a good strategy. That's a good idea. You got to find the ones that really care and then latch on to those people and they will help you. They really will. And it's a handful of people. It's not a lot of people. No, no, it's not. No, you're right. You're right. I went through a list of like, you know, 25 companies. And then, like you said, two or three people really showed an interest and they said, okay, we're going to make something happen for you. And this is a true, funny story. The PTAC guy sat me down and I took notes for an hour and I had another guy from my office too with me, a marketing guy. And the two of us just took notes like crazy for an hour. And I said to him, look, his name was Bob. Bob, I have been in this program for eight years. I have to pay an auditor every year. It's costing me like 10 grand a year to stay in the program. It's 80 grand I've spent today to stay in this program and I have gotten nothing for it. So I'm really frustrated and, you know, I get totally get the frustration that that business has experienced because I've been there. And I said to the guy, I'm, please, I'm begging you. Tell me, what am I doing wrong? How do I get these Souls Horse 8A contracts? Like, what is the deal? What's the secret sauce? And he said, you have to team with graduated 8As that are the favorites. And nobody ever tells you this stuff. And I remember thinking, well, who's going to tell me that? I don't know who the favorites are. And he said, I'm going to tell you. And he did. He gave me four names that day, whom I called that evening in the next day. And by the day after that, I had Souls Horse 8A contracts. No. I swear to God. No way. That quick. And now they were small. They were small. And these people who had been graduated 8As were my subs. And I went in as prime and they were my sub.  But yeah, like it was that quick. I think that that was worth the whole call today. Yeah. And that's what I tell people who get 8As because they're all frustrated. By the way, I heard a crazy statistic, like 98% of 8A contractors never get an 8A contract, which is pitiful. I heard it was above 80. I didn't know the exact number, but I knew it was above 80. Now, we're going to call them favorites. The graduated 8A companies that got a lot of work, I mean, they're not going to necessarily team with you just because you called them. So I made an effort. I went to see them face to face. Told you how what our qualifications were and really sold them on using us and teaming with us. And apparently they were convinced. And so they said, okay, we'll team with you. But like, it was a matter of days. Yeah. And so I tell all my 8A friends in the 8A program, like don't waste 8 years like I did.


the Mellon security approach. Hello everyone, my name is Rita Trinkler, I'm the chairman and co-founder together at Mona Elisa of Mellonport and we are doing technology-regulated investment funds completely with ERC-20 tokens and obviously security is paramount for us. So I'd like to talk a bit about the Mellon approach to security and I hope you're all gonna see that we try to have a really holistic approach to security. So holistic means or like to give a short overview. I'm gonna talk shortly about what is Mellon, what are our values. Then a bit theoretical part of it, like how we designed the protocol. After that we go into code, so how we develop our code like from smart contracts to frontend, how we approach the auditing process and how we go in even beyond technology and try to shape regulation. So Mellonport, we're doing technology-regulated investment funds. So this concept of technology regulation is really this concept of contracts enforced by technology. So if you're doing as more contracts then you don't necessarily need to have a lawyer or an auditor or an enforcer. The technology is actually sufficient, the technology enforces itself. So we're using this concept of technology regulation and build investment funds on top of it. So investment funds is really just a set of assets, usually from a set of people, the investors, given to a manager and are holding in one place the custodian. The manager then can take those assets and trade them against other assets, preferably in a way that is beneficial to the investors. So what are our values? How do we want to design this? We want to design it in a way that is reliable. Reliable really means that it can't be undone. So since we're doing an alternative way of asset management, I think it's important to build it in a way that it can't be undone. So it's arguably what made Bitcoin to what it is today, the fact that it couldn't be undone. The second aspect of reliability is that it secure. So obviously if it isn't secure then it's not very useful. I think that's why we're all here today as well. So the second value is it should be permissionless. So permissionless really means that it's not for us to decide who can and cannot use Mellon. The same way it wasn't up for Tim Barners Lee to decide who can use and cannot use the internet. And the third one is it should be ownerless. So ownerless just means not controlled by a central party. Mellon should be a common good. The same at the internet is a common good. So Mellon. This is a short overview of the design of the protocol. In the middle you see a Mellon fund. A Mellon fund or like the core aspect of it is really just a set of smart contracts. This set of smart contracts acts as the fund custodian. So as I'm sure you all know smart contracts don't have private keys. So they can spend assets themselves. They need to have custom code on how to spend those assets again. It's really a core aspect of our security approach. The second thing those smart contracts act for is they are supposed to be or they are the fund accountant. Meaning they calculate the performance of the manager. They calculate the share price. They calculate the management fees, the performance fees like the incentive layer for the manager. And to do so they need to have data. So they need to have data of the prices of the assets. And that's where the data feed model comes in. So the data feed model is essentially just another set of smart contracts which deliver data to the blockchain. So we were very lucky with having Oracleize together with Crypto Compare building a data feed model for us that uses native proofs to validate data. Which means that data from its source to the blockchain is almost impossible to manipulate. Another great data feed module just recently announced is the one from Thomson Reuters. So you can have your Mellon fund now evaluated against data delivered from Thomson Reuters. Great. So we have fund custodian. We have fund accountant. If you look at what fund administration does, then we see fund administration does fund custodian, fund accountant, KVC AML and risk management. So we've just seen that we can solve two of them, fund custodian and fund accountant with smart contracts. So how do we tackle KVC AML and risk management? So that's where the participation module comes in and the risk management module. So for those that don't know like fund administration, they handle a trillion dollar, it's a trillion dollar industry. So okay, so participation. So the way participation works is really if someone wants to invest in a Mellon fund on smart contract level it's like a phone call to another set of smart contracts with a set of parameters and essentially asks the participation module is this person allowed to invest or not. So for example, we're working with the government of Zug that essentially then you know they work with U-port to have like to register citizens. So this participation module will be then like calls on smart contract level to the government of Zug and ask is this person registered with us? If yes, this person is allowed to invest. If no, then not. So but this really extends to just government of Zug. Like it's essentially every jurisdiction or every certain need can be implemented in such a module. And the fourth aspect of fund administration is risk management. So risk management is similar. So if the manager wants to make a trade it's like calling the risk management module before the trade happens. Is this trade allowed? Yes or no? So for example, one one example for risk management is only trades are allowed that are above the current market price. So that trading that is not beneficial for investor becomes really hard and really leads to a system where the manager and the investor they don't actually have to know each other. The same way if you make a bid transaction you don't actually need to know who's behind the public key it's sufficient to just trust in the technology. Does technology regulate the funds? Okay, so what happens if this set of smart contracts now needs to be upgraded? So essentially we have this concept of version which is like protocol version similar to Ethereum. All of the melon funds are identical in each version and if a version now needs to be upgraded then it's essentially just a governance layer that will be most likely just a set of people that are kind of voted in by the token holders so it's a small set of people thus they can act efficiently and fast if needed yet they're still legitimized by by all of the token holders. So yeah, those set of people then can add or remove versions effectively upgrading. Great, so now a bit about how we actually code these things. So we currently use TAP. So for those that don't know TAP suite is really a great tool. It's really nice for solid unit tests and they have like a husk implementation of the EVM. So it allows developers to really dig deep into the lowest level of the EVM to see where the buck is for example. A second great tool that we use is Oyente. So we're currently funding the development of Oyente. It's essentially a smart contract analyzing tool. It allows to test your contract against certain properties. So for example, re-entrancy can be checked automatically with this tool. Another really really great tool is you can build in custom assertions. So for example, you know assert that the accounting checks out after each function call then you can apply Oyente and try to violate that assertion. So if that violation isn't as if that assertion isn't violated that's a good sign that's actually not possible to ever violate that assertion. And we integrated that now with Travis CI so every time we make a commit Oyente gets run. Then we use just my tests. Just my tests is really useful for us for this holistic approach. So we just mind we can build like expectation sets and then share them across GitHub repositories. So for example, we have the same expectation sets on smart contract level as we have in MelonJS our JavaScript library. And we also just recently switched to ParityJS. So we have the ParityDevChain instead of TestRPC. So how do we approach frontend? So just maybe a short explanation. Like if you build smart contracts and if like 99% of your users end up using a frontend to those contracts then arguably the frontend is similar as important as or the security of the frontend is similar as important as the smart contracts itself. So that's why we use IPFS. IPFS is really great for security because it has this content-addressed nature. So content address really means that the content that you view on IPFS is addressed by its hash. So you can verify on our GitHub that in our build folder that the hash that we create is actually the hash that you access on IPFS. So there's no way to build in any malicious code, you know, code that for example tracks you or tries to steal your private keys or collect some data. So it's really transparent and it's really reliable as well because it's hosted on essentially a BitTorrent swarm. So yeah, makes it really reliable. Obviously permissionless and nonetheless as well. Then we have MellonMail. So MellonMail is essentially a messaging service that is as secure as your crypto. By the way, if you want to see the frontend, it's Mellon.fund. If you want to see that the mail service, it's Mellon.email. It uses your private key to encrypt your communication and stores it on IPFS. So the reason why this is important is imagine you work for Jamie Diamond and, you know, he threatens you to fire you if you ever trade with crypto. But with MellonMail you still can use, you still can have a Mellon.fund and, you know, having essentially just your public key exposed, your investors can still communicate with you and you never share anything more than your public key. So how we approach audits and bug bounties. So we start with audits from well-known and well- respected individuals and companies and then open it up to a general bug bounty so that everyone can participate. And eventually we deploy a live Mellon fund that is funded and whoever can hack it can have the amount that it was funded with. By the way, we always incentivize people. So if you found a vulnerability in our courts, no matter if the bug bounty started already, you will get incentivized for it. So as technologists we love what we do and technology is really important for us. But I think a holistic approach to security goes beyond just technology. So that's why we created MAMA, it's the Multi-Chain Asset Managers Association, which is essentially a trade body that tries to get innovative companies together at a table and allows them to give a voice so that the conversation isn't just dominated by the big banks or the traditional asset managers but that innovative people and companies actually can organize and have their voice as well in order to shape legislation and regulation. Great. So lastly, check out Mellon.fund, it's completely an IPFS, has a beautiful interface to it. Check out Mellon.email, go to orienta.mellon.fund, check out github.com slash Mellon project. We love pull requests, we love issues. Follow us on Twitter at Mellonport and join MAMA if you're here representing an institution. And maybe just lastly, the reason why it's good to go to Mellon.fund and start practicing it a bit is that we just recently announced that we're gonna issue 500,000 Mellon. I think it's worth like 30, 35 million right now, just in the context of fund management competitions. So you can participate those and if you're good at it, you get a lot of Mellons. If you're not that good, you'll get still a little but not that much. So that's essentially how we're gonna issue those remaining Mellons. And by the way, also on github, like we have, if you're an algo trader as developers, we already have like an open source trading bot that you can use and modify and you know why trade manually if you can build a trading bot. Great. Yeah, that's it. Thanks very much. We have time for one or two questions. Any questions? You have a question? Hello, first of all, congratulations. About MAMA, you're just working on Switzerland legislation or working with other countries like US or Singapore? So we would like to make this available for everyone but obviously our time is very limited and we can't make this compliant to every single jurisdiction. So we kind of started with government of two just to have like I guess a signaling effect that this is actually possible, that the governments and jurisdictions actually want this. But actually, like with the participation module, anyone can build those and we intend to incentivize like the people that build good participation modules and good risk management modules, we'll get incentivized for it. Yeah, I was so concentrated on my own question that probably this was a similar question but the requirements to KYC, whose requirement is it? Is it the fund manager who is only allowed to serve KYC customers or is it you as a software developer? No, it's the investors essentially. Like it's the requirements that are like what is required for an investor to invest. Okay, so if you want to attract regular investors, they need to prove to their, I mean the people who watch over them that they let the money manage by identifying managers. Is that the requirement? Because I thought the KYC requirement was for the investors, so the investors need to be KYC and it's not their requirement, so it's not their need that there is KYC. Because I mean I can be an investor. I mean there are investors who want to remain anonymous, right? Right, but you know that in a similar way that there might, there are probably a lot of managers that don't want to have anonymous investors. Okay, yeah, yeah, sure. Hi, Reto. Hi. The initial roadmap was the product to be delivered in two years, but it was early one year. Why was that? Yeah, so we're well ahead of schedule, so we're aiming to have this life with a basic form of governance next February 2018, so that's one year ahead. Yeah, but what happened that you could make it so fast, faster than you planned? So we really, like I think in all our communications, we're really not hyping, and it's just in the same concept, like we didn't want to hype and say, okay, we have this in two weeks, but we wanted to be very conservative. If you're faster and it's great for everyone, if you're a bit slower, then we still have some cushions. Thanks. Okay, one last question. Hi, I'm wondering how mature is the integration with the exchanges so far, and what's your roadmap on integrating with them? Yeah, that's a great question. So for now, we are using the exchange of WASIS tax, which is like a fully decentralized exchange, but we're working hard on integrating other exchanges as well, but also this, like it's all a matter of time resources, and we want to have like a working product, a life working product as soon as possible, and from then on, continue like integrating other exchanges.


What's up everyone? Today is Monday, July 7th, maybe. Happy 4th of July in case you guys celebrate that. So I want to talk about a couple things before we get started. Number one is we were running a promotion on the Jumpstart Accelerator. The Jumpstart Accelerator, if you guys don't know, is a course that we created that jump starts your trading. It takes you from not knowing anything about trading to placing your first trade in just seven hours. For a month, we bundled this with the annual membership. So if you joined MIC annual, you would get this course for free. Now that promotion is over. So if you want to access the course, it is no longer going to be free with annual. It is a separate charge. You can find the course at myinvestingclub.com slash Jumpstart or you could text Tosh at<PHONE_NUMBER> for more information. Another thing is, guys, if you remember last year at August, during August, we threw our annual boot camp, right? So what this boot camp is, and now we'll explain it a little bit better tomorrow. This is kind of just like a teaser of it.  So for the entire day, I'm going to give you guys just a little bit of details. So in August, we are hosting a live trading event. So what does that mean? In the morning, I am going to build my watch list and show you guys how to build my watch list.  After that, we are going to recap our trades and the MIC moderators, Faye, James, Harry, Austin, Joe are all going to create presentations to kind of help your trading learning curve. We do this every year on MIC's birthday. So MIC's two-year birthday is on August 17th, which is also a Monday, guys. So if you are an annual member and you are a lifetime member that upgraded because of the Jumpstart Accelerator, congrats! You have full free entry to this upcoming event. The events are always free for annual and lifetime members.  We are going to cover live trading, watch lists, Q&As, everything that you can imagine. We are going to cover on it. So we are still in the process of getting this all set up. We are not ready to formally announce all of the details, but just keep in mind that this is a very unique experience to literally look at Bow's screen as he trades live for the day while he explains what he's talking about, his thought process. This is something that is really, really helpful. We did this last year in person at Philly. We were trying to do this event actually in person again, but due to the global pandemic, coronavirus, unfortunately we are unable to host this event in person. MIC events are always about meeting traders in person. It's always about connecting with people. Before COVID, we held meetups every other month. We held events every other month. We were traveling the world. We were meeting traders. It was really exciting times. But because of this, we have to make the event virtual. Hopefully on a three-year anniversary, we will do it in person. Hopefully when this pandemic stuff ends, we will host meetups in person again. But again, guys, this event is coming in August. Annual and lifetime members get to attend for free. All right, let's talk about trading today. If you guys don't know, I took a vacation last week. So that was kind of the first vacation I took in about four or five months. We've been really, really, really busy at MIC. Try to help traders. We're growing. So I kind of lost sight of reality a little bit. I found myself just working myself to the bone. I had no energy, no stamina, no brain left, but I still kept pushing and pushing and pushing because I wanted to help the members out as much as I could. So I took a forced vacation off after I kind of lost my mind a little bit. And let me tell you something, guys. It was very, very, very necessary, okay?  Your goal is to always outwork your competition.  But we often forget that we need to recharge our batteries. We need to do a mental reset. We need to calm down a little bit. My problem has always been I let it get too far before I take a vacation. I let myself go crazy first before I take a vacation, and that is wrong.  What did I do in case someone's asking? I took a road trip with my dad to Boston. I have no idea where in Boston I was, but I was there for a couple of days. I was a little bit of a personal experience, so I don't want to really talk too much details about it, but just know that it was really helpful for me, really helpful with my mindset, and I'm really glad that I did it. Here's the problem, though. After a week of not trading, I felt FOMO like crazy, man. Like, I've never felt so much FOMO in my life. I still have a problem with my phone. I still check my phone too often. I check price quotes too often, and I felt massive FOMO, right? So any time you trade after taking a long vacation, it always kind of freaks me out a little bit, right? It always freaks me out because I feel like, oh my god, I'm out of practice, right? I'm out of practice. I haven't done this in a week. It's going to be rusty, right?  You feel nervous because you're out of practice, man. So for me, I felt out of practice today.   I don't know what kind of market we're in. I don't know what was moving on Thursday. What am I going to do? What am I going to do? What am I thinking? Why am I getting in my own head? Why am I psyching myself out? There is one thing that we preach every day, guys. That one thing that we preach every day is what got me here in the first place. So rather than letting it get to my head and confusing myself and saying, I'm out of practice. I'm out of shape. I haven't traded.  I went back to the most basic thing that we preach, guys. It is sticking to the process that we have created, okay? Now, what does that mean? That means staying away from day one stocks that are making new highs. The process tells us to short the bounces on the broken stocks of the day. The process tells us to walk away at zombie times. The process tells us to use the 30% rule. The process tells us to use hard stops, guys. So I'm thinking to myself, when I'm getting at my desk at like 7 in the morning today, I woke up a little bit late, I'm thinking to myself, okay, I'm like in kind of panic mode.   Like, what's the market sentiment?  So what did I do in the morning? I asked the members, guys, do you have a list of low-hanging fruit from Thursday that I could look at? So again, it always goes back to the same thing. Focus on the low-hanging fruits first and then you can focus on the other stocks.  But today, we had a couple of low-flow stocks, right? A couple of nano-flow stocks. We had a stock LMFA, we had a stock MYO, and then we had another stock that started with an A. Can you guys put it in here? I already forgot the ticker. And that was kind of the hot check of the day. So coming into the morning, my thought process was stick to the process and wait for my trades to set up. If I want to short a day one stock, right? If I want to short a day one stock, I need to let it confirm first. I need to let it break down first and then I will short the pop. So if you look at the chart of LMFA, this stock tanked pre-market, right? Tanked pre-market at open, it went under $190. So in a perfect world, if this stock bounces towards $220 or $240 in the morning, which is where resistance was pre-market, that is a trade. Sure, the stock is a low-float, okay? It is a low-float. But because the stock is already tanked, that gives us an edge, right? So there's obvious warning signs on some of these stocks. LMFA had two warning signs. Number one was low-float. Number two was SSR. So if I see these warning signs, right? The first thing I think in my head is this. SSR, I cannot be patient. I must nail and bail. Low-float, I cannot size in. I must use smaller size. So recognizing that this stock was broken was not just enough for me.  So LMFA popped to $220 in the morning. I shorted a starter at $220. Then we mentioned to the guys in the room that $240. $240 was the line, right? So had you just shorted $220 and $240, you would have had a $230 average. Stock is down to $2 now. You would have made 15%. That was the best trade of the day, in my opinion. That was number one. That was a broken stock that we shorted the bounce on. Again, what does the process tell us? The process tells us that you can short day one stocks as long as they are broken and as long as they are bouncing. So simple, next. MYO is a little bit of a different setup. We didn't really get a bounce at the open. So nothing to really do there. Nothing too crazy. Nothing to make note of.  Nothing unimportant. Now let's talk about the other stocks. AYRO, guys. AYRO. This is what kind of threw me off about AYRO. So let's keep it simple. What does the process tell us? If the stock is making new highs on day one, you're not allowed to touch it. AYRO pre-market was making new highs. AYRO traded 10 million shares. 10 million shares pre-market.   So AYRO was also pumped by a chat room in the morning. So the stock was pumped in the morning and then tanked. Tanked like 460, 470. So I said in my head, okay, the process tells me that if the stock on day one tanked, I am allowed to short the bounce. So what did I do? On AYRO, I shorted the bounce near 490 with a plan to add near $5. It was a very weird stock. It went from 490 to 470, 490 to 480, $5 to 480. And I was thinking to myself, okay, stock is day one, stock has volume, stock broke down, stock is bouncing, but the bounce really isn't failing. When that happened, I mentioned to the guys in the room that something didn't feel right here. This should have tanked. This should have broken down. The bounce is holding. The bounce is not failing. So what does that mean? If I am uncomfortable in a trade, if I am not confident in the trade, I don't wait for it.  So I got out of that stock and 10 minutes later, it went to the high of the day. So that was actually a really good lesson guys because again, just because a stock tanks and bounces does not mean that it's always going to work out 100% of the time. Trading is a game of probabilities guys. It's a game of probabilities. There's no setup that works 100% of the time, but the shorting the bounce after the stock tanks is a 90% setup. It works 90% of the time in my opinion. So that 10% is the fudge factor. Okay, today that stock was in that 10%. The bounce had held. So I had to get out guys. I had to get out. And you know why it was so easy to get out of that stock?  It was because I was using small size. And number two, there were so many other stocks in play that I didn't want to waste my mental capital on this hot chick giving me so much trouble when I could have focused my mental capital on the side chicks that were tanking and tanking and tanking and tanking. So why am I explaining all this guys? What is the importance here?   It matters because it doesn't matter if I take a day off. It doesn't matter if I take a month off. It doesn't matter if I take a year off. We have a winning process guys. We have multiple winning strategies. It took me about hundreds of thousands of dollars in laws to learn these strategies and to share them with you. The first red day setup, the VWAP reclaim strategy, the first bounce, low hanging fruit, the death line. Those are just five setups off the top of my head that we have that you guys can learn that pays big time in this market guys. So what I want to remind you is that if you are studying, if you are learning, if you are taking time off, remember that if you just stick to the most basic, basic rules, the fundamental rules that we have created, you will be successful long-term. And again, those rules are no shorting past zombie time, using the 30% rule, no shorting low floats that are making new highs, focusing on shorting the bounce after the stock is tanked. Guys, these are the simplest things that you can do to make yourself a consistently profitable trader. The problems occur when people try to get fancy. They try to short this APRO as zombie times. When I stopped trading it, it was at $5. Now it's at $7. Had I even broken that rule, zombie time rule, had I broken that rule, I would have been dead today. The reason why I was able to make five grand today was because the process is so ingrained in my head.  Do you guys see this? By joining MIC, by learning, you are learning from the mistakes that Bao and I have made so that you don't have to ever make them again. You don't have to look for a strategy that works.  We have the strategies that works. We have the risk management rules that work. We have the process that works. But are you disciplined enough to study it? Are you disciplined enough to respect it?  I am wrong. I'm going to get out of this stock. This stock doesn't feel right. I'm getting out. Something Dr. Brett Steenbarger told me in my trading sessions with him in our coaching sessions together, he said trading should be boring. You should be bored. If you are stressed, if you are chasing excitement, you are doing something wrong. Use the feeling of stress. Use the feeling of uncomfort to tell you, you know what? Maybe I'm in the wrong trade. Maybe I shouldn't be in here. Maybe I should size down. And I am very, very, very blessed to say that I made $5,000 today being bored. I was bored making $5,000 today in one hour. Now, it took me six years to get to this point. It is taking MIC members six months to get to that point. But the point that I'm trying to make, guys, is that we have something that works. We have something that is truly, truly incredible. So incredible that our competitors, the competing chat rooms, the pumpers, are in MIC under aliases, taking our strategies and sharing it to other people. If that doesn't prove that we are real, nothing will ever prove that to you. We have entered a market, guys, where there are so many inexperienced traders coming.  There are now experts in the stock market.    Lack of education.  My edge in the market, your edge in the market, is being smarter than the person you are trading against. Maybe that means having a better understanding of charts. Maybe that means having a better understanding of fundamentals. Maybe that means having a better community. Maybe that means having a tab partner. Whatever it is, guys, whatever it is, your goal is to outwork your competition. Your goal is to outwork the other person on the other side of your trade.   Well, I want 10 grand on the day. I want 15 grand on the day. Get out of here. Trading is about being stress-free.   Maybe because I took my vacation and maybe because I had my first day back today, my brain was clear I was able to make that money like that.  So the point I'm trying to make, guys, is we have it. We have all the resources. Think of MIC as your gym. MIC is the gym. The video library is your workout equipment. You can have a gym membership and still not show up. You could be an MIC member, not watch the videos, and you will not be successful. To be successful in the gym, to be successful in trading, you must show up every single day and consistently put those reps in. Okay? You are not going to become massively muscular in a week of doing that.  It is no coincidence that the people that are attending these videos, that are attending the webinars, that are participating, are the most successful traders in MIC. It is because they are using all of the resources to their advantage, guys.  Do not follow someone's voice alerts. Do not follow someone's text alerts. Do not follow someone's email alerts. Do not follow anyone's screen share alerts. Do not follow someone's forex signals. If anyone, anyone is offering those things, you are being scammed.  But this is the point, guys. I want you to know, I want you to understand that even after a week of being away, even after having so much FOMO in my body, I went back to basics. I went back to the pure basics that we teach our members, I had the best stress-free day that's making me feel good, it's making me confident, it's making me excited to get back to work again tomorrow. Okay? Trading is not about banking every day. It's about being consistent, guys. So all this stuff makes sense to you. I know I was kind of rambling a little bit going on, but if this makes sense, please leave a like on the video. I see thumbs up meter going up here. But that's basically it, guys. That's basically it. Today was a very stress-free day. Today was a great day sticking to the process. And let me tell you something. Every day that I stick to the process and I make money, it makes me more confident in the process. If I stick to the process and make money, it just proves that it's real. It proves that it works. It is not a coincidence that the days that I lose money, it is because I deviated from the process. I added to a loser. I didn't use hard stops. I shorted past zombie times, okay? This is the point, guys. If I am able to do it, you are able to do it, too. It took me six years to get to this point today. Today, six years. It is taking other people six months to get to my same point. And that is all because of proper education. When I started trading, there was no curriculum. There was no syllabus. There was no video library.  There was no setups. It was figured out by losing money.  And that's why we created MIC, to accelerate your learning curve so that you don't have to make the same mistakes that we did when we first started. And remember, Bao has been trading longer than me. He's been trading for almost 20 years.  The zombie rule, I swear to God, guys. I swear to God, the zombie rule is worth a million dollars itself. The zombie rule changed my trading career forever. The zombie rule, thank God, made me a millionaire, guys. So please respect these rules. Respect the process. Respect everything because it works. It is now up to you to put in the work and see if you can stick to the process, guys. So that's it, guys. I am going to wrap it up here and keep it short and sweet. If you have any questions, feel free to text us at<PHONE_NUMBER>. And, guys, reply with one lesson that you learned from this video because I know it kind of sounds cheesy. It sounds kind of corny, but in school, the only way that you learn is from homework. So your homework today, as simple as it is, is just to write one lesson, comment on this video, and take it from there. If you do not know what the zombie rule is, brother, go to youtube.com slash myinvestingclub, write zombie rule or zombie times, zombie something in the search bar, and you will get 55 free videos on the topic. Please do not be lazy, guys. We have everything for you. Please. If you see someone like me putting in the work, if you see someone like me showing up, remember that you are trading against someone like me.  Thank you, guys. I appreciate it.


Since man landed on the moon, countless conspiracy theories have surfaced all over the web. Some so virulent, they spread like a virus, seeping into many areas of the media. Some of these theories, predictably, hold more water than others. Some claim we never went to the moon, this regardless of the proof that has continued to surface over the years. NASA claims to have lost the telemetry from the moon landings also. The motive behind this claim is unclear, yet no matter how unlikely, they continue to claim that it has been missing for decades. Conspiracy theorists often overlook the astonishing contributions which NASA has also made to modern society. Yet some theories actually claim a literal polar opposite of moon landing conspiracies. These not only agree that we did indeed land, walk, and even drive on the moon, to claim we have been back in secret and to explore a rather astonishing thing. According to numerous sources, the most compelling of said claims began on YouTube with the release of some extraordinary CGI footage of a claimed moon landing and the exploration of a simply gigantic alien spacecraft. Due to the moon being so difficult to reach, and the fact that anything which either crash landed or was possibly even abandoned on the moon even billions of years ago would have been preserved in an incredible condition. In April 2007, videos began appearing on YouTube under the user name RetireDaffB, telling the extraordinary story of a supposed Apollo 20, a secret lunar mission that had discovered the existence of intelligent alien life on the moon. According, on May 23rd, 2007, Italian UFOologist Luca Scantaburlo managed to secure an interview with an individual who claimed to be the creator of the channel, a man by the name of William Rutledge, who later claimed to be, in fact, himself, a retired secret American astronaut, who at the time was living in Rwanda. Rutledge claimed to be the commander of the Apollo 20 crew, and to be the owner of the retired DaffB account. However, the interviewer never met Rutledge in person, as the interview was conducted over Yahoo Messenger. During the interview, however, Rutledge claimed that Apollo 20 was a top-secret mission, launched in mid-August, 1976, from Vandenberg Air Force Base, near Santa Barbara, California. He also claimed that it was conducted jointly by the United States and the former Soviet Union. He also alleged that other missions were made by American astronaut Leona Snyder, a now-established fictitious persona, and former Soviet cosmonaut, Alexei Leonov, the first human to perform a spacewalk. The purported landing site of the mission was near Gaillot Crater, a feature near the much larger Del Porte crater. Rutledge said the videos show that he and Leonov discover the remains of an ancient lunar civilization. He also said they brought back artifacts to Earth for study, including a hibernating female humanoid. It is a story which we found highly compelling.


Marines from Air Station Iwakuni helped rescue two men lost at sea for more than two days. The men left Non-1 atoll on June 3 and a 23-foot skiff headed to Wino Chuk of the Federated States of Micronesia. After repeated search attempts by the U.S. Coast Guard proved unsuccessful, the Coast Guard asked for assistance from Marines who were in nearby Guam for exercise Geiger Fury. The Marines were given a 65-mile search radius, and after only three hours of searching, they spotted the missing boat. The air crew dropped a life raft with water, food and a radio. The Marines then located a Japanese tanker 10 miles from the skiff who were able to render assistance and pick up the lost men. One of the pilots of the C-130 involved in the search effort, Captain Michael Smith, says the mission was a complete success. To be able to not only find a little 23-foot boat out in the middle of the Pacific and then also luckily have a tanker ship within 10 miles of that small skiff, two rare situations and then have our aircraft be able to coordinate the pickup of that little boat. So that was an amazing situation. The other pilot of the C-130, Captain Joseph Lennox, says the rescue is more than just a memorable flight operation. It is a testament to the Marine Corps' ability to execute operations on a moment's notice. I got about 1700 hours on this airplane and I'd say that's probably about the most satisfying mission I've ever flown. I do think it kind of beats something special about the Marine Corps that on short notice we're able to launch, conduct this mission, have it be a success. I think that's the kind of thing that the American people expect out of us is that flexibility to just be able to execute a mission at the drop of a hat and I think we've proved that today. The men were taken home safely after boarding the Japanese tanker and didn't even have to go to the hospital. Lance Corporal Josh for the floor, Anderson Air Force Base, Guam.


Welcome to San Francisco Public Library's Stamp Challenger Self. I'm librarian Joseph. You might remember me from previous challenges as presenter and a host. For this week, I'm super excited to introduce five amazing stamp challenges produced by Yale 2020 interns. For today's challenge, Sharon will guide us on how to make clouds in a jar. Are you ready? Sharon, take over. Hi everyone, welcome back to another episode of Stamp Challenge Yourself. I'm Sharon and I'm a Yale 2020 intern at the San Francisco Public Library. Today, I'll be leading you through the cloud in a jar challenge where I will be explaining more about the concepts of evaporation and condensation, which are processes that are part of the cloud formation process. Now that you know what we'll be doing today, let's begin. So the few materials that you'll need for this experiment are a glass jar with a lid, one third cup of hot water, four to five ice cubes, hairspray and a few drops of dye. Now feel free to pause the video and gather your materials before coming back to start this experiment. Now that we have all our materials ready, let's begin by putting blue dye into the warm water in order to later be able to distinguish between the cloud and the blue water. So take a few drops and drop it in and swirl it around to mix the dye. With your dye warm water, start by pouring the hot water into the jar. Then swirl it around the side to warm the sides up a bit. After this, take your lid and put it upside down. Then take your ice cubes onto the lid and then put it right on top. Now let this set for about 20 seconds. A few moments later. When it has been 20 seconds, carefully remove the lid, keeping the ice on top, and take your hairspray and spray a bit of it into the jar. Then quickly put on your, and now all you have to do is sit back and wait for the cloud to form. When you see a good amount of condensation form, remove the lid and watch the cloud escape. Now that you created your very own cloud, you must be wondering how does this work? Well to answer that, we need to first understand how clouds form. So we begin the cloud formation process with the sun heating up the earth. More specifically, our oceans inland. From there, the heat from the sun causes the air and water molecules at ground level to heat up and rise to become water vapor. This process is called evaporation, which is a process where water changes from a liquid to a gas. Although this process does not require the sun, it does happen quicker when the sun is present because the heat it gives off warms up the water molecules to move faster and faster and become gas. We represented evaporation by pouring warm water in the jar and trapping it because by doing so we created water vapor. Now to continue with the cloud formation process, as the water vapor created from evaporation rises higher and higher, the cool air of the atmosphere causes the water vapor to turn into sticky water droplets. From there, these sticky droplets combine with other particles floating around in the sky and form clouds. This intriguing process is condensation. Condensation was represented in our experiment when the water vapor from the warm water rose up and cooled down and became water droplets due to our ice cubes at the top. Then, by spraying hairspray, which is sticky, the fumes of the hairspray help the water droplets cling together and form our miniature cloud. Now that you have a better understanding of our cloud concepts, how about some cloud trivia? As you answer these questions, feel free to pause the video if you feel that you need more time. Question number one. What evaporates quicker? Warm water or cold water? The answer is warm water because the rate of evaporation actually increases as the temperature increases. Question number two. What happens when the water vapor hits the cool air? When the water vapor hits the cool air, it actually becomes liquid again. Question number three. What is it called when water droplets form a cloud? Condensation is the process where water droplets form a cloud by combining with particles in the sky. Well, that is all the time we have left for today. I hope you had fun creating your very own cloud in a jar. If you enjoyed this experiment, make sure to check out sfpl.org so you can access the many resources we have provided. Also, make sure to check out our Instagram at sfpubliclibrary and at the mix at sfpl to get notified when we have other STEM challenges. Anyways, thanks for watching. Bye!


What is going on ladies and gentlemen and welcome back to Bitcoin daily for another video It is Friday November the 13th 2020 guys. We're getting close to that end of the year You know in December. That's when we had that run last time to the all-time highs Today, we're basically doing a market analysis Mostly on Bitcoin and then I also go over a few other coins Basically, I'm looking for trade setup for the weekend. You've watched our previous videos You know that our trade setups for the most part work. Obviously, we're not a hundred percent We don't hit all our trades, but as long as we hit between that sixty to seventy percent You know six out of ten seven out of ten trades. I'm a winning trader. You know what I mean? So that's that's kind of what you're aiming for and then if you're practicing proper risk management and Risk to reward ratios, you don't even need to hit sixty to seventy percent to be a profitable trade So that's what we're trying to teach here at Bitcoin daily and hopefully you guys have been learning Make sure to check out those trading tutorials Make sure also before we get started hit that like button guys hit that subscribe and drop a comment Man, let us know what you guys think we've been updating slowly updating these Everything here as you guys can see we got some cool lights in the background now We got some light on us so you guys can actually see my face. We got a new camera up there We got a microphone. I'm not wearing headphones anymore Man, we're upgrading little by little so let's jump right in y'all So the first thing that we're gonna look at let me move my face out the way before I forget, right? All right, so the first thing we're gonna be looking at here today Let's see let's refresh this I like to refresh it just in case so let's look at today's crypto market cap So you see the market cap is up to four hundred and sixty five point eight Billion dollars. That's a one point six percent increase over the last seven days You see you bitcoins dominant is up to sixty four point seven percent, right? All right, let's see here Bitcoin today is up to sixteen thousand two fifty one So we finally broke that sixteen thousand guys I hope you guys took the trades that gave you guys on Monday Monday We gave you guys some great trade setups for this run Hopefully you guys took it. You see today. It's up one percent over the last seven days up six percent Ethereum here up to four sixty nine In the last 24 hours up to one and a half percent last seven days up seven percent XRP up three and a half percent today at twenty six cents over the last seven days It's up seven percent. I'm sorry four percent Chainlink up to twelve ninety four up four percent today over the last seven days up ten percent Bitcoin cash kind of flat today, but over the last seven days up two and a half Like coin was a big mover today today moved up ten percent guys I was pretty big I was pretty shocked when I got the notification that light coin was moving I was like what light coin no way since when does the light coin move, right? So that's up eight percent in the last ten days, but it's up ten percent today Binance up 1.8 percent, but it's down over the last seven days Polkadot up to two point eight But it's pretty much flat on the week and Cardano up two and a half today But pretty much flat over the week. It's down a little bit there, but nothing too serious That's pretty much it. EOS is the only other coin that we're trading here And it's pretty much up five point eight percent today Up four point two on the week. So let's jump right into the charts Get this out my way All right, so let's see what we're what we're seeing here right now. Let's let's jump Let's start with the weekly. I like to look at the weekly first actually let's go all the way to the monthly Let's throw it back Sorry, I don't know that but do you like to hear a few things I can do? Alexa is going crazy. I'm sorry about that Interrupting my stream So any anyways guys, let's look at Let's look at this see what we got here that completely threw me off this month. So far up 17 percent So it's been crazy on the year. We're up over a hundred percent on the year guys So if you bought in general on January 1st If you bought Bitcoin, you're up over 100 percent if you bought down here in March Then you're up over 400 percent congrats So I just like to look at it here from that standpoint and see what's going on See if I see any, you know key levels that Might stand out to me then I zoom in a little bit. We'll see here How was range in here? Then we broke out of that Broke out of that basically just been breaking out of everything right and this week. It's another green candle And then now this is where we're at we had this right here Remember we told you guys to buy this look how far down this is Do you guys remember this?  I mean That's the biggest resistance we have between us and 20,000 right now So once we break out of 17 we might we could in our honesty we could shoot directly for 20k from there. We just got to break that last major resistance that we have from there We might we might break out From 17 straight to 20k in one day, so That's what happened in 2017 when you know when we hit that all-time high, I'm not saying it's gonna happen like that again But it could but it might do what it's doing right now. It's just been breaking Consolidation breaking consolidation breaking consolidation breaking, you know what I mean? Like until it just working its way up to to 18,000 So that's pretty much what we're looking at right now You'll see these Fibonacci levels here how perfect they were Like we basically were in this range So any anything above this Fibonacci level I was telling people to buy and look how every time it went up It will take off You would have been selling and trailing properly could have been could have made a lot of profit there And then we finally we broke out of this one, which was a 16,000 level, right? So now that's pretty much our support right there Pretty much what we're looking at as support today. We actually tested it This was a trade that we gave in our in our trade groups and we're able to ride it from 16,000 basically the 200 300 16,300 400 level so Congrats if you guys in our trade room if you took those trades congrats guys That was a hell of a trade. We've had some a few pretty profitable. We have we've had a very profitable week Yesterday was a little slow was pretty much break even more or less but All the other days we've been making money That's why we call it the money team Um, so this is currently what we're looking at You'll see how we had the break above the Fibonacci level as soon as we broke look at that big green candle Then we came back tested it took off again came back tested it took off. So, um These are the levels that I'm looking at right now guys Um, as you guys can see here, we had this big bull flag that eventually broke out And then now we're we're making another bull flag for what I'm Suspecting another continuation up So you got to be ready It's gonna continue up. So these are the trade setups. I'm looking for Um 16,000 and 16,500 Those are the two trade setups. I'm looking for in bitcoin right now. I want to take Uh any setup at 16,000 what I the the way that I play it Is exactly how I played it today Um, you you've let it go down You want it to drop under 16,000 to just kind of test that And then you want to catch it when it snaps back up. So you look at this candle this candle Started here, right? It started at what 16,119 ish Um, it opened at 16,118 It dropped all the way down. Look at the wick the wick went all the way down. The low was 15,965 As soon as I saw that I had a I had an alert ready. So as soon as I got the alert as soon as Uh, I saw that I set up Uh entries right above 16,000 so I ended up getting my entry at 16,027 Um, I had my stop loss basically below this level which was Uh, 15,965 So I had a stop around 15,960 So I was like a 40 60 dollar stop And I wrote it up to about 16,200 And took profits So as you can see here, it's it's been just kind of chilling there at 16,200 to 300 level. I mean, sorry Um, it's been chilling here at the 300 to 200 level So the main the two main trade setups. I'm looking for 16,000 Support entry or is or 16,500 breakout entry, right now in between you can take some setups You know, these are these are going to be scalps So basically these are you're in and out and got to be in and out pretty quick Uh, so you don't get caught up in the up and down Um, so for these you're right now, you're kind of looking above this 16,300 level, right? Uh, the thing is that it's kind of, you know, been faking out it's been uh, nah, uh, nah, uh, nah You know, so, um The high right here on this candle The high on this one is 16,323 the high on this one is 16,310 And this one hasn't passed 300, right? So you want to you would want to, um, have your entry above one of these candles, you know Good pretty much choose which one you want to do and set an entry above that So either six above 16,310 or above 16,323 So those are the two, uh, if you're looking for a scalp right now, you would want to entry above that Have your stop basically somewhere below right below 300 if it goes under 300 You're gonna scout you're gonna stop out and you just want to enter that again So, uh, that's kind of the trade that I would be looking for if I'm looking for a scalp right now Um other than that the other two levels is basically, you know, 500 and 16,000 Those are the two main levels everything else is just for scouts, you know You're gonna get very small movements probably maybe you can get a movement from 300 to 400 or 300 to 500 But you want to be taking profits that whole time and then just set up new entries above 500 So like that if you get rejected you've taken your profits if it does break out you have new entries So it's a win-win situation So that's pretty much it that's what I'm looking for this weekend For bitcoin, uh, those are the only ones that have interest in trading Um, let's take a look at other things in the market and see what other setups there might be So ethereum, I've been playing ethereum a lot um in the trade room ethereum's uh as you guys probably know A coin that I like to trade Uh, and you guys can see it's basically the same setup, right?  So if you didn't listen, look at that takeoff. You guys missed out. I told you guys um It's up from that entry. It's up basically 100 dollars so it'll be what 90 92 dollars per share per ethereum that you bought there So right now the plays that i'm looking for in ethereum though 460 is that main Number there the issue of 460 Is look at all of this, you know what I mean?  If you get in on the wrong side of it, you're gonna get stopped out So I mean ideally the way you want to play it's kind of the same thing You want to let it go down and you want to buy it on the bounce up the thing is when it's bouncing It's it's not really going too far up like on this one. It did take off somewhat but um But yeah, it hasn't been you know, it hasn't been moving too much. It's just been kind of bouncing up and down in the same in the same range here so 460 If the thing if you're if you're playing at 460 level you have to have such a wide stop man It's uh, it's a little it's it's a little risky So for me, I'd rather try to catch something down at the 455 level maybe It's hit it. It's hit it a few times Uh, that's what I would rather try to catch or uh, basically a breakout entry So the breakout number for uh a theorem currently so 470 is that first number as you can see it's already above it Um, but that second level is probably going to be 480 480 is definitely an area Um that it needs to break To continue up if we break 480, then we're probably gonna gonna see 490 and 500 up there Um, which should be also pretty tough resistances up there um, so That's what i'm currently looking at right now um My play right now is gonna be the safest place probably above 480 Um, if if we're dropping under if you see this drop under 470 You can play that 470 and if it drops further I would try to get somewhere down here close to 455 I just at 460. I just don't like it. It's so much so much going on there Maybe force 57 and a half might be a level that you can play um, but 460 Uh, just so much, you know up and down in that area So I try to avoid it if if possible Um, that's pretty much it for ethereum. Let's jump over to bitcoin cash All right bitcoin cash not much has been going on here as you can see Um, we had this little run up remember we dropped under this and uh I just had no interest until it broke that Finally we broke above it and you can see here it like struggled a little bit and then boom broke out as soon as it broke out It took off right then it dropped right back down Then it took off again, and then it's just kind of grinding down right now So right now it's back to this level. This is a level where There's a lot of buying However The issue here is just again There's so much going on here right so much up and down So you'd have to let it drop and then catch it as it goes up That's the only way to really play that level right now. Um Other than that you could also play this 250 level. I always like this big hole number um, so 250 and then this range up here between like two Seven 257 to 256 ish right, so um That's the first one. I'm looking for The second one. I'm looking at uh for a breakout Ah I don't know man. There's not not really much that I like that. I'm like, oh my god. Yes. I want to enter that breakout But the level would probably be around here. I don't know why these numbers are so weird 274 Like why is it such a random area, but 274 is the top one Uh, the high is 278 Uh, so that could be another breakout Um, 264, you know, so those are some breakouts that you can play if you were trading those I'm not trading bitcoin cash. I just don't like how it's moving. I don't like that pattern And the the levels are just weird to me. So I'm probably skipping this one, but you guys feel free to play it Uh, that 270 range is also a possible breakout right there So, um, good luck if you do enter. Let me know how you how it goes Um, light coin. So light coin is another one that we've spoken about a lot Uh, we spoke about this level here. You saw finally we got the breakout Then we spoke about this level it kind of just jumped around there for a bit And finally when it did break it though, it took off as expected So that's the thing with these levels. You got to play it as it goes up not as it goes down Um But yeah, so it took off Right now I would wait back. I would wait for either a pullback To the two to 60 dollars Um, and again catch it on the way up not the way down Or uh, the next breakout would probably be let's see see where it's at right now Right now it's around 65. So probably 70 dollars. I would say Would be that next number that's really whole Um, that would be the next breakout that I'd be looking at um xrp Let's see xrp finally been moving up today As you guys can see here. We had this it went dropped down into the level that we liked This was that green level. Look at it. Look at it. Look at it. And look at that takeoff. So you guys entered at 23 50 And you took off to 26 50. Congratulations. You guys Did great job on that trade. Um Um So we had a pullback here, right? And then it's just kind of been grinding slowly, you know with a few moves up Um, so what i'm looking at for is this 26 area I like that 26 area. That's where I would want to try to enter. We actually took a trade there today um And then the next area is probably above 27 Uh looks like 26 80 26 60 Those should those should all be areas of interest for breakout trades there um chain link You guys can see came down to our area If you guys bought here Remember you let it go down on the bounce up. That's where you enter Um, so you guys bought that $10 range. I told you we've spoken about $10 range so many times. Look at this all the way back here So, um, if you guys got that $10 range amazing Um, it took off all the way to 13 50 13 60 pulled back now just kind of Uh bull flag right here Um, so it's the range is getting tighter and tighter So we should see some sort of movement soon because of the pattern The probability is that it's going to continue up So, um, the trades i'm looking for here is a break above $13 That would be a breakout entry right there. You could expect to hit, you know, like 13 50 14 um On a pullback, then you're talking about probably 12 50 12 dollars Uh 11 50 that range That's pretty much it for chain link Tezzels, uh, so tezzels as you guys can see it has this it had this uh jump up finally Broke above $2 came back to $2 broke back above so it tested it I told you guys last time that $2 range is where I would buy Um, so as you guys could see broke it came back tested it and then it's just been kind of you know Chilling consolidating right now. Um, but it is a good pattern here So you can expect maybe a continuation to the upside I'm still not really looking to trade this, but if you're looking for a breakout It's 220 if you're looking for a support entry. It's two dollars Those are the two entries for tezzels Um, neo Neo you can see that we finally got some movement to the upside We broke above this level here Then we came right back down and then we slowly consolidated up Um, right now still working its way up the levels that I was looking for I told you guys last time. I believe was $16. So you see it's tested it here a few times So above 16 is a breakout entry Um, not really looking to to enter any any type of support entries here So only looking at that $16 mark For a for a entry with this high being the first target 17 being the second um See what the futures look like I always like to look at the futures chart just to see, you know, you see there's a little Gap up right there came back filled it and then just has been moving pretty good Um, let's uh, take a look at cardano Not much to see here on cardano. Yeah, I don't I don't like anything cardano Not looking to take any trades here if you're looking to take a trade probably I'm still looking above this level 800 satoshis So under that I just have no Interest and then the last one we're going to look at is eos. I have recently added eos to The coins that I'm trading so it looks like it has a Kind of just been chilling in this area consolidating consolidating. We had a drop and had a Went back up consolidated a bit and then another impulse move up today So we're currently here at this level the entry would probably be above this This uh 260 area, but as you can see it's Faking out and testing and you know, so you got to be careful with it But that's kind of the entry right there that 260 area above it or you can just do above the high of the day Which is 264 ish Um, so that's pretty much the only trade I would look to take in eos So that's pretty much it guys. I think we covered Uh everything for the weekend. We looked over different trades that we're looking to take um, you know, we looked over different possibilities and actually One of the trades that we spoke about was uh to enter an entry above Uh 16,000 300 Remember we said either above right right above 300 or above 320 Something will be the breakout trade and look at this guys. It has come to tuition or whatever that word is. I'm not even sure Um, but but yeah that that trade is currently happening right now Um So yeah guys, we pretty much covered everything for the weekend These are the levels and the trades that we're looking at right now. Um anything else Not really looking to take any other trades over the weekend As always keep in mind that uh weekends are typically low volume It has been a little bit different recently as of recent But typically it's low volume on weekends. So just be careful with your stops Be careful with your position sizes and if you're using leverage careful with the leverage you're using um And that's basically it man. If you guys have any questions, you know drop it in the comments Let me know what you guys think Uh And then also one more thing Um the question of the day so we do have a question of the day winner, right? Uh, so let's go to our video And see let's let's pick out this winner. All right, so here we go Let's see who the winner is for the first giveaway Good luck guys And the winner is Michael van Lair I hope I said that right. You are our winner for the first giveaway. Uh, let's see. Let's make sure On the comment So this is the first one is that you need to buy between 12 700 and 1200 800 on support I like this because it made some money off this tip this morning. Amazing, dude. I'm glad you made some money there But I bought at 1200 900 the second is buy one it breaks 13 000 So you buy around 13 75 and you take profits at 13 150 or higher And the third I missed because I was working you buy at the new breakout 13 400. Thank you for the tips amazing, dude Thank you so much. Do I have any uh audio here? I might I might in your post production I might play some audio of people clapping I don't know if I'm gonna have it or not though But hopefully I did do that and hopefully you guys hear the whole crowd cheering Congrats Michael Michael. I don't know if Michael Michael All right, so let's get now the second video boom. All right guys. So let's see who the second winner is And the winner for the second giveaway That was pretty epic, right? Thomas Tom Ha ha this guy's is a a bot a scammer Pick another winner Let's go again guys The winner is let's see Ah, he didn't answer the question of the day Nymars He didn't answer the question of the day my guy pick another winner Nope another scammer. What is going on here? another scammer Wait, is it? Yep another scammer Guys, we will get a we will get a winner Another why does this guy keep winning? What is this guy? Boom, there we go vc. You are our winner It took a while to get the winner, but we finally got him the winner He subscribed and liked the video. That was all you had to do Uh to be a winner and enter this contest.  Please send us send up. I can't speak English sometimes Please send us a dm Okay, send us a dm and we will get you all set up in the trade room for Your giveaway prize. Thank you very much. And that's pretty much it guys that wraps it up guys. Please uh as always Oh, hold on. I have to do the question of the day for this video. Okay question of the day guys What are the two entries? I'm watching this weekend for bitcoin. That is a question of the good day guys That is it. I am wrapping this up this video went far too long hit the like drop a comment Let us know what you think also drop your answers for the question of the day if you want to win Um, and hopefully you guys caught one of these trades here Look at this trade setup that I just gave you guys in this video. It's already cashing. Hopefully you guys are cashing If not catch the next one. I will see you guys on monday as always. Have a great weekend peace and love


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Hi, please introduce yourself. So I'm Andy Woffa, I'm the chair of the Octo project and we're here at Embedded World 2023 and it's been crazy busy which has been great to see. People queuing up pretty much to speak with you. Yeah absolutely. So the Octo project's quite common in the embedded space and actually this is our first year coming to the event and we've been overwhelmed by technical questions, by commercial questions, people wanting to get started, people walking by and saying thanks very much for all the work so it's really good to see. Are you able to answer all the most technical questions? No, some of it has been pushing my knowledge and experience which it's fun, nice to see, but I'm there on Slack and ISE asking much more knowledgeable people. How do I answer this question? When I walk around the Embedded World everybody says the word Octo. It's like it's all over the place right? Yeah, it's a lot of it in the Embedded World. Absolutely, I mean Octo is a platform to build a custom Linux operating system and it's used from small home automation devices right the way up through to hyperscaling clouds and satellites and you know so it is literally from earth to space. And it says number one platform to validate new SOC designs. Yep, absolutely. So thanks to Octo's modular capabilities it's very quick and easy to get an operating system up and running on new hardware and absolutely it's one of the best tools for the trade. And ISE your badge has an ARM logo, fully supported on everything you can think of out there? I'll never say 100% but a large number of ARM based platforms are supported. We have a huge number of ARM ecosystem partners that are actually members of the Octo project. ARM themselves are a partner member of the Octo project and we use it heavily and so yeah it's well supported. What goes into being a member? Do they have to upstream everything to contribute? Do they get roles? So there is a financial element to becoming a member but you know we're open to ecosystem partners etc. But yeah members have the opportunity to steer direction of the project, have a say in what does doesn't happen, what they'd like to see happen, what events they want to see the Octo project at etc. And so you know it's not a pay-to-play far from it you know if you want to contribute code please do nothing stop me if you want to participate you want to advocate please do and so yeah it's all good. All the members agree where it needs to go? For the most part it it's nice to have some pushback from our membership every so often and just to make sure we're kept honest you know they make us think long and hard make sure that we're doing the best for our membership and the project and that's important it's no point just wasting money in time and effort if it's not going to be a benefit to people. So what's coming next what's the big thing that where's it going? World domination you know as I mentioned we you know the Octo project is already deployed in satellites it's deployed in the Mars rover it's deployed in aircraft and sailing vessels trains machinery you name it right and telecommunications equipment the whole nine yards so I think next step is making sure that security is as good as it can be you know working with members and partners on how to improve the security aspect of things we already by default provide software building materials in the builds so we're compliant with legislation coming out of the White House and out in the EU and so yeah it's iterative improvements. And we talk about all these 5G base stations out there on part some of them and everything is it where it goes or it goes to the tiny little smallest Linux devices. Yes to all of that right so absolutely in you know 5G telco base stations and other constrained devices the automotive industry is a large consumer and contributed to the Octo project and so you know we've got members like BMW automotive grade Linux and so you know that there's a large number of vehicles running the Octo currently at the moment I believe if you bar if you have an i-series BMW you're running the Octo in your car and that's just one of many and so yeah we are quite well supported in the industry now. One thing that's cool about Linux and devices that it keeps getting better the device doesn't get worse. Correct there are there's always improvements it's always moving forward always moving upwards some people say that Linux is getting a bit big bit heavy the advantage of using the Octo to build your Linux is that you're building just enough for what you need. So you pick and choose it's like a buffet you take what you want and then for the most part you you build only what you want rather than taking a traditional Linux distribution and ripping pieces out this you're actually just from the start building only just enough. Nice that's awesome all right thanks a lot. No worries, you take care.


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