Anyway, so we are one minute early. Can we start? I think there is nobody else coming Let's do it. Good morning, everybody I would start with a question. Who has tried the MySQL 8? Good boys For the ones who don't know me. My name is Giuseppe. I've been working with MySQL a long time. I currently work with VMware I'm doing things different from database, but I do Database on my own just because I like it and Fred asked me to remind you that there is a first them hashtag and MySQL dev room hashtag that you should use actively. So roles What are they? It's something that is available in MySQL since version 8.0 and something that is created like a user and granted like a privilege and There is the tricky part the part that Triggered me to To prepare this presentation is that you need to activate them in order to use and there are a couple of Problems or tricks, but we'll see so before roles Meaning in MySQL up to 5.7. What did you have to do to authorize somebody to use? Database you create a user and then you grant grant grant to the to that user Then we have another user which similar access so you create the user and grant again a lot of things Create the user grant grant grant until you make a mistake So it's a lot of repetitive work and there is a lot of chances to to make mistakes So the advantage of roles should be easy to understand First of all is faster user administration you define a role you assign many times and So you have less Possibilities of making mistakes and then you have a centralized grants handling this is As a consequence gives you also the possibility of having better grants statistics So let's start with something practical. Let's start with a bad example because you know when you try something new Usually you end up with something that doesn't work so we have Creating we have created a role we call it powerful Then to this role we grant everything on every object in the database Then we create a user We make it we give it a password and then we grant the role to that user So far everything is according to the manual now, let's see if it works So we We connect with the new user and we try use test and it says access denied and We show grants And we see that the powerful the role that should contain the the privileges is there However It doesn't work so What has happened? We are going to find out soon. Stay tuned Let let me explain how the role usage works in my SQL 5a and 80 You created a role first of all Then you grant privileges to the role. We have seen that create the user Grant role to the user and the missile piece was set the default role You have to do something Extra in order for that user to be able to use that role Let's see in practical We create a role and Notice that there is no identified clause when we create a role We grant something to that role create the user and Then grant the role that we have created to that user Notice the difference when you grant a role is different from when you grant a regular privilege There is no on close in the grant statement And then you set the default role So you should say alter user default role and the name of the role Or you can use a set default role Name of the role and name of the user you can do that in several ways Unfortunately, so a few points that you need to remember first the my skill dev room hashtag because Fred likes that You can grant many roles to one user and this is by design You may want to have several roles that have one portion of the privileges that you want to Create for a given work and then assign several roles to to a you to a user The roles Don't have a specific table. There is a the roles are saved in the user table so Basically a role is a user without a login and As a consequence of the previous Point is that you can actually grant a User as if it were a role to another user No, I was this is the next one The point that I was making before it was that When you grant the role is not your job is not finished you have also to activate the The role you have to set the role as default and what I was saying before it was that You can grant a user to a user so You don't need to to have a role specifically defined you can say just Grant user shlomi to user Fred and It will work. It will be a confusion between the two, but it works just like a role now the most important part is that you not you need to Set the role active. So you need to read the manual and the manual gives you a bit of headache So set the role Means for this session Use this role as default set default role Means forever not only for this session use This assign this role to that particular user and Set role default Means something completely different meaning if this user has a default role and was using something different right now Give it my give it back the default role So if this is confusing for you, you are right. I Hope that the my SQL team will do something better with this So Pelling roles from users there's something that I would like to as an administrator. I would like to know Can I List just the roles, but there is no feature for that So the thing that you should do is to adopt naming convention for example Start of the user the roles with the R underscore something and only the roles will start that way I know that there is a feature Request for this, but I'm not holding my breath about that Things that we do find instead. There are a few tables related to roles There is a role edges and table That tells you which roles have been assigned to which users and then there is a default roles That says which roles are default For the users a funny thing is that in default roles You can put mostly anything even if the role does not exist This is a bug for me is a philosophical question about According to the developer who responded to my bug. So basically the default role may not exist and I hope that somebody will change their mind in the my SQL team and decide that The default roles should be something that exists. Otherwise We go back to the problems that we had before the roles So the roles in action and don't forget about of the hashtag Let's suppose that we wanted to deal with the Lord of the Rings World using roles So I have a role that is Observer another that is tester another that is developer and DBA and This all these roles will go To act on a database called the Lord of the Rings so what do we do we Assigned the select to observer Select insert update and delay delete to tester all to the developer and all on everything to the DBAs so What do we do then we assign the? The roles to the users and we have users that of course belong to this To this database and our bill both or some people Mary Boromir Gimli Aragon Legolas Gandalfa Galadriel and gollum and if you know the story, you know that The DBA go to Gandalf and Galadriel because they cannot go to anybody else and The developers are Frodo Aragon and Legolas And and the testers are some Bilbo and Gimli so you see we have a several roles assigned to Different users and notice that I have set the default role for the right user so they will work immediately How do they look if we look at the user table? You see that Basically, they look that like user. The only thing is that they don't have a password because we Created the role using the create role instead of create user And that's it So you can see that this the roles start with R underscore is just my convention Not something that you are forced to And that's it So you see this if you use the roles with a bit of organization you should be able to to find them Now using the The roles you can also use some different ways For example, you can say the ones who have the password expired and account locked they are roles But you know you can have also regular users with the same With the same characteristics If you are adopting a naming convention you can just select the users that Start with Prefix that you wanted to use You can see the role age That gives you which roles are assigned to which users and the default roles and you see the assignment of defaults and Then you can use specific queries to see who Which users have a particular role For example, the DBAs are Galadriel Gandalf The developers are Aragon Frodo and Legolas And then you can use those tables just you know with regular SQL To see how many DBAs you have how many developers how many observers and testers Similar query So when you have a user with a default role you have a show grants and You see that The grants Here come explicitly so you see that it has a select insert update and delete and When you say select current role you get the name of the role if you don't have a Default role when you do the grants you don't get the privileges you get only the name of the role so when you do a User without a default role You try to use it and you get access denied just because The role is not active use you do a set role and And You can enter the database and do whatever you need else you need to do I think to remember is that the set role is not permanent Set role is something that happens in The session is a question there The question is what the current role shows if you have many roles Assigned as default it shows the list of roles that were assigned Set role set select the current role and you see the name of the role then You'll see that You can enter the database where you should enter then if you do a connect meaning that you restart the the connection The set role expires and then the connection is denied So let's go back to the bad example that we had at the beginning and We were in this condition So we have The powerful role that is assigned But is not active yet so the thing that we need to do is Set role powerful and Then show grants will show all the privileges that come to with that with that role and finally You can enter the database one thing that is a piece of good news in My SQL 802 There is a possibility of having roles active by default So there is one option that it says activate all roles on login and If you activate that option every Every user that has a role and When at the moment it connects it will be It will have the role active. So you don't need to do set role at all Of course, you can do manually if you want to change the deck default role, but the default role will be active And there is a strange thing that is called mandatory roles mandatory roles means Set this role mandatory for every user and I don't know it could be useful or it could not so with mandatory roles, let's see we Create a schema we select We grant Something to this role and Then we say this role now a mandatory for everybody. So everybody can see the Lord of the Rings tables So I create a user Identified by M. Some box and I don't give it anything So when I connect with this user I get an error why because the role is not active But if I say also set the global activate all roles on login equals one and Then I try to connect again then this dummy, which didn't have any Privileges at all it gets the mandatory role and with this mandatory role is able to use the the Lord of the ring database One thing that the one strange thing that is a consequence of these mandatory roles is that if you already have the privileges Provided by that mandatory roles. It doesn't matter that the mandatory role comes to you anyway for example the user route here has also the grants for the Lord of the rings database even though root can access already everything Last thing in my skill 803 there is the possibility of saying Putting the default role in the create user. So the create user is something that comes before Assigned roles so you can say create the user blah blah and default role is Foo but You need also to assign that role So I don't know I think there is some work to do on this Because yes, it's good that I can assign a default role. It would have been even better if I could also say Also, I want this role to be Not only the default but really to exist for that user Which you know if you don't if you do things This way you say set default role During the create table create user you end up with a user that has a default role and no role It's complicated. Yes, it is so end of time I Can answer a few questions and don't forget the hashtags no Open a bug What happened when you delete a role that was assigned? The Next time that the user connects it will not be allowed to to use that role if So if you delete a user the default role remains Unfortunately, so it's something that should have disappeared, but it doesn't So the question is do you need to say to Specify set the role every time no if you have a set default role then that role will come Every time you connect. It's a SQL command. So you need to specify Which with ever whichever client you want to use? Yes, you can assign several roles as default Last question is very I didn't hear the last part. Yes, it is


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Make sure you got everything up and running here. Hold on. There we go. All right, so we're going to talk about how to trade today's volatile markets today. You guys are for a really good treat because today was a very active day of trading. I want to show you a couple of stocks. I'm going to show you why we trade them. I want to show you how they go up and go down. Trading is a 90% failure rate. And everybody loses money in the market. And it's like, why would you get into this business? I mean, here you are listening in and saying, OK, what could Fausto and Cybertree University teach me different than anyone else? We're going to tell you because we've been doing this for 30 years. We're probably the highest, most endorsed educational school in the industry with some of the biggest brokerage firms in the exchanges. We've got a great reviews on Google and Betta Business Bureau. And that really what probably you want to know, why is that? Because let me show you a couple of things right here before we get started. I want to show you a couple of stocks that we traded. Now look at this pretty carefully. Look at the stock SHPH. Here's a stock that started this morning, went from $1.50 all the way up to $2.40. The stock's up 125%. TLTR, OK? This stock was not only a good day trade, but a swing trade. Stock went from $7 over to $13 this morning, apart from almost $12 up to $13.70. I'll continue to go on. DNA, cheap little stock, moved up pretty much about 9%. But Ocean stock up 93% of $5. Stock went from 6 to almost 12. SHPH, look at these stocks, $1.20 to almost $2.30, up 135%. One last one, HTCH. These are all the stocks that we traded this morning. Stock is up about 110% today. It started exactly at the morning at 9.30 and a ramp to 3.25. You're done in less than an hour. And you're probably all thinking about, where did you find these stocks? Why did they go up? Who's running up? That is what we're going to teach you, because how do I know that? Well, that's where we're going to get into the fun part of it. But before we get into it, just really quick. Just a quick little disclosure. Risk disclosure, this is strictly going to be educational. I'm not going to make any guarantees or promises or warranties. It varies from student to student, so please be smart when you make your trading in today's volatile markets. Now, what we're going to learn is this. I'm going to show you how to follow the market. I'm going to show you exactly what drives these things up or going down. Now, what's going to be really disturbing is this. And I have a question to everyone before I continue. Have any of you ever been trained before? And what I mean by that, have you taken classes from somebody? Have you paid to pay courses? Just out of curiosity, just give me a yes or no in the training room. Quick yes or no. Adrien, you have. Adam, you have. Natish, you have. OK, Stanley, you have. OK. All right. Now, let me just explain something to you. A couple of things before we move forward. What you're about to learn is going to be very disturbing. And I'll tell you why.  Some of you are going to realize that, wow, I wish I found you earlier. Because what you're going to see is going to make so much sense. And it's not going to be complicated. I'm probably going to teach you more in this next 15, 20 minutes than you have probably spent thousands of dollars in training. Trust me, that's what I heard. And I know sometimes if somebody is not going to come to realize that, but you're going to see why. Now, how do I know that? Well, let me tell you a little about myself. OK. But before I do that, let me just tell you what the goal is going to be today. After we're done with our webinar, I want everybody, I'm going to invite every single one of you, invite you in my trading room. Now, everything we want to talk about, we practice what we preach. And you're probably going to say, OK, this looks great. How do I learn more? Well, all you need to do is take your phone, scan that barcode, and we'll get you in the trading room. All right. Now, you can wait till now or you can wait till later. But I think everyone here is going to want to do that because what you're about to see is going to really make you fall off the chair. And I always get excited about teaching these because you just kind of realize how little you know and how simple trading is. Believe me, the hardest thing to teach is not the training part of it. It's more of the discipline and more of the psychology part, the greed. That's really what kills people. But let me tell you a little bit about myself. Why am I listening to Fausto? What makes Cybertrain University different than anyone else? OK. Now, I'm not here to knock any other companies, but let me just tell you, everyone here needs to learn from more than one person, OK? How I became a very good trader. Well, let me tell you a little bit about myself, OK? I've been doing this for over 30 years. I started the first educational school in the industry today. Well, maybe the top three, OK? Now there are hundreds of them all over the place. Everyone now is a guru, OK? And believe it or not, some of them are good, some of them are bad. Some of my students believe it or not. And hopefully you may be one of them. Now, I founded the company back in 1995. I started one of the first original trading rooms in the industry. And how did I learn how to do this? Well, I was a Wall Street trader, OK? I was a market maker.  Look at that beautiful 15-inch monitor. Anyone remember that?  Now people can make money on six, all right? Well, this is what we used to do. It's funny. Look at the date right here. It says right here, September 16, 1998. That's how long back we go back. I'm also a regular guest at NASDAQ. Actually, I'm going to be on NASDAQ on Thursday. NASDAQ actually has me as an expert to come in there to teach you what I'm about to show you today, all right? Now, I've been doing this over the years. I've done competitions. I met some of the biggest people in the industry. I love teaching people like you, because let me tell you what I hate. I hate seeing people lose money. And there's no reason for it. And the only reason for it is because of ignorance. So hopefully after today, everyone's going to realize why you're going to continue it. Now, please take into consideration, I'm just going to be very compliant. Sprating is not for everybody. You could actually do more harm than good to yourself, all right? And I don't want all of you to go out there and realize it. But listen, everyone here should try trading, OK? But you've got to know how to take it in baby steps. You can't be desperate.  So the casino and going all in and think you're going to get comp. It doesn't work that way. This is a not a sprint. It's a marathon. And you're looking to do it for a long time. So now that you know a little about myself, I want to get to know a little about you. Can everyone just tell me, how long have you been trading for seriously?  When did you say, you know what? I want to do this. I want to really do this now. Pesana, you've been doing, say what, three years or three months? Three to five, Joan? OK, 18 months, Adam? Years. OK, three years. OK, good. What about you on Donald, Alex, Adam? Guys, don't be shy.  Don't let me be the big guy and pick on you, because you need to talk. If you don't talk, you're not really ready to trade.  You've got to trade with a team, and that's how you become very successful. There you go. Thanks a lot. Don, 10 years, 10 years, three years. OK, now this is my next most important question. Are you making money? Are you breaking even? Are you underwater? Are you making a weekly pay? How are you guys doing? How are you doing in trading? And be honest with yourself. Listen, if you're an alcoholic, you've got to admit it, right? You can't admit it. You're never going to learn. Breaking even, OK? Losing money, profitable. Having good and bad job, Joan, OK? Make you money, but want to make more. Alex, you're losing. OK, you're up. Losing money, just trading dividends. OK, so let me tell you a little bit about my style of trading and what I basically do, OK? So I'm actually a stock trader. Now, if anyone here is doing options in futures and forex, let me tell you a little history of how this thing works. If you're not making money or seeing that you're being shown progress within three months, you're probably better off changing the market. You probably have a bad guru or that style of trading is not for you, OK? And please don't get caught up about the leverage and about the style. I trade the stock market for one reason. It's black and white. That's all they talk about TV, OK? When they talk about a company, they talk about what the stock is doing.  I said, oh, I can trade the options because, OK, you know, listen, it's the movement of the stock that makes an option move. And if you get caught up in forex or futures, listen, you can make money with them. But like I said, and let me put this in a metaphor. If anyone here owns a business or work for somebody, you know how hard it is to find employees, right?  You don't know how good they are until they actually work for you. If that person is not making money with you after three months, you're going to have to let them go. You know what I mean? You can't keep paying people and then not producing, even though no matter how nice they are, it's a business. And the definition of business is this, which is exactly what I'm talking about right here. Why are you here? Is it starting to make money? Well, no, it's to stop losing it. And that is the almost opposite what everybody teaches, all right? So listen, the winners take care of themselves to losers. It's the bad employees you got to get rid of. That's what you have to focus on, all right? Now, let's talk about some stocks that we traded. Now, today is Tuesday. Now, there's a lot of stocks that are moving today. Did you guys see what happened? Fellow traders would happen with AI. Did you see what happened with Mbot? OK, going from $1.50 to $4. Did you see what happened with Ocean? That was today, going from $6 up to $9.50. By the way, look at the bottom time zones. 9 AM Eastern time in the morning. At 9.30, this thing was already at 7.15. Look where it is up to 9.50. Look how early in the day it started that. How about HTCH, the one I just showed you earlier? $1.90, stocks at $2.70. Did you have to trade Apple? Did you have to trade Tesla? Did you have to go trade? Did you have to trade all these brand name stocks? Now, listen, it's all about risk to reward. You are here for one reason and one reason only, and that's to make money. And to make money, you've got to learn how to risk the least amount to do it with the most amount of reward. So let's talk about a stock we traded AI last week. You're probably asking, how did you know about AI? Oh, I heard about on TV. No, it doesn't work that way. We don't have a crystal ball, but we all have the same tool. PLTR, Dan, we're going to talk about that one. That was actually Dan. I have a couple of great slides I'm going to show you on this PowerPoint, and we're going to go to that stock and show you what happened. Because today, Dan, there was something really cool that happened with that trade, and I'm really looking forward to show it to you. So finding stocks, it's very easy. We just work off the biggest percentage gainers. I don't care about the news. I don't care what's happening. There are companies that come out with great news, great earnings. But if the volatility and if the street doesn't want to trade it, then you should not be trading it. And we just work off our big percentage gainers. Listen, there are companies, stocks I'm trading. I actually have no idea what they do. Hold me illiterate. It doesn't matter. What matters to me is, if the stock has no volatility, you can't make money with it. Now, all of these stocks that we trade, just to let you know, we're live every morning on YouTube. I know a lot of you here probably watch me every morning on social media. But we broadcast everything. We broadcast live every day at 9 AM to the general public and 2.30 in the afternoon. And we'll go through this watch list, and you can always backtrack and see what we traded on any of these videos. So please don't forget to subscribe to our channels. Now, why do 90% of traders lose money? Because they don't know how to follow the money. And that is the big thing. It's not some Fibonacci. It's not some MACD. It's not some Bolgerband. It's about orders. So my question to you, everyone here is this. Do you have something called book viewer? Just give me a yes or no. Does anyone have it? If you don't know what it is, just give me a question mark. Alex, you have it. Bob, you don't. Stan, you don't. Dennis, you don't. Adam, wow, I get a lot of no's. You know what, actually, I think I could do a poll. How about that? Let me do a poll. Let me launch a poll. Let's see this one. Just answer the poll. Let's do that. Without making you guys, I don't want to make it too stressful. Just click on that poll and then we'll share it. Also tells me, let's me know who's paying attention or not. All right? All right, listen, we're at 40%. There are literally over 100 people in here. Don't be scared. Listen, if you can't answer this question, you're doing two things.  I'm just telling you right now. And or you're embarrassed to say and I'll just take it as a no. All right, now let me exit the poll. Let me share it. All right, now you could see it. 80% of you don't have it. Okay, only about 10%. All right, so then you use book. That's okay, same thing. If you have a book map, you can say yes. All right, so let me explain to you what this is. Just to remind you, this Thursday, I will be at the NASDAQ Center, just like that photograph right there, because NASDAQ has these and expert to come in there to teach you how to trade on their exchange. Now think about, why would NASDAQ want that? Well, maybe because they know 90% of people fail in trading. Maybe because they know a lot of you are not using the right tools. Let me show you where to look at and it's gonna blow your mind. Now, NASDAQ is basically a negotiated market. You're looking at one big chat room. You're seeing all the buyers around the world and all the sellers around the world. Now, most people go out there and they look at where support levels and they look where resistance level is. We don't do that. You can't have support levels in the past without the buyers in the future. You can't have the sellers that you see in the past without having those sellers in the future. Sellers make resistance, buyers make support, okay? So basically what you have right here, and let me just exit out of this and show you what we got. These are your buyers, these are your sellers and you're seeing all the orders out there at every single price, the amount of shares they wanna buy and at what price. So you're seeing every single order out there of every single person wants to trade GM. Whoever wants to buy it for the most is up on top. Whoever wants to put limit orders and buy it for less money is down at the bottom, same thing for the ask. Anyone wants to sell their shares for the most amount of money is up on top. Whoever wants to sell their shares for less money is down at the bottom. So what you're looking at is it a big chat room and negotiated room, that's all it is. This is how the market started, NASDAQ started 30, 40 years ago and it's the same thing that has been trading now. So think about this for a second. You could see every order out there of every buyer in the entire market of stock that you're in. Think about that for a second. How much smarter and better trading decisions would you be able to make if you were able to see where all the algorithms are, all the dark pools, all the institutions? This is basically about 70% of the volume that's being run and just on the NASDAQ, I would say it's about 50% of all the volatility because there are obviously other exchanges out there, okay? Now, let me clear this out and hold on a second, why am, okay, and let's change the slide, let me go on. Now, let me explain to how we utilize this. We're looking at a chart right here and we're looking at a stock AI and you could see AI was at $25 and it came all the way down and it stopped right at $24.50 and then went all the way back to $25.80. Why did it pick a price at $24.50? Why not $25? Why not $23? Why not $20? Why $24.50? Why did it bounce there? It was not because of previous support levels in the past. Because there was future buyers that made supports. So you could see here in AI, when you look at the NASDAQ book viewer, when we work our way down, we'll notice there are 200-chair buyers, 1,000-chairs, 101-chair, and is a 33,000-chair seller. On the average, that's probably close to maybe a hundred times more than any order out there at any given price. We think, now, what do you think is gonna happen when you deal with something where there's all over a hundred times more of a buyer than an any single price out there in the market? Read between the lines fellow traders because that's what happened. It tested that buyer, he wanted to buy it, he's the one that made it go up. Not Mr. Fausto, not you, Adam, not Mr. Bill Gates, it was because not Mr. AI, okay? Artificial Intelligence is because that order was out there. Now, let's look at our resistance levels. Here you have a stock that went from 1250, went over to 1350, hovered there for 30 minutes and finally came back down, did not wanna get past 1350. Why is that? Why would it not go past 1350? Well, it wasn't because of previous resistance, it was because of the present of a seller out there of 43,000-chairs. Now, looking on the sell side, remember, sellers equal resistance, okay? How was a resistance ever come to fruition? Sellers are out there, not this. And remember, the seller might not be there in the past, but if he's there in the future, that's gonna drive the stock down. Think about this for a second. Big seller will have a lot more shares that I'm trading. What's driving it down? Not a MACD, not an RSI, because those are invented by mathematicians, not a Mr. Bolger band, it's because of the 43,000-chairs seller out there. That's it, that's all it is. Now, we'll go over a couple of more examples, but let me just ask everyone a question. Did I lose anybody yet? Is everyone following along? Just give me a yes or no. Didn't lose you, Adam, okay? Stan, you're following? Natish, you're following along? Bill, Joan? Now, just out of curiosity, was that hard? Was that confusing at all? Pretty easy enough, right? Once again, the hardest part I told you is the greed, is the discipline. When you know you're supposed to stay, you're like, you gotta hit.  Anybody here play Blackjack? Anyway, I don't know if anyone's a gambler here, but I don't really gamble, but I just came back from Vegas, I did a, we had a trade show there. So I sat down, I played Blackjack, okay? Adam, you do? Don, you do? Okay, let me ask you a dumb question. Do you hit on 20? Do you hit when you have two face cards? No. Well, you know what? I had a girl that sat next to me and did that. And you know what I ended up doing? I got off the table, I'm like, that girl's gonna lose all her money. And you know what? Not only she lost her money, she lost my money. You know what I'm saying? I mean, that's, that is the common sense. You gotta get to 21.  Why would you hit at 20, right? And it's just, it's just whatever. As simple as that is as simple as just following the orders. Now, let's go over a couple of more examples. Let's look at this stock right here. The stock is trending down, right? FRC. FRC, I don't know if everybody remembers, that's one of those bank stocks from California. We all know what happened. Stock was trading at $14, okay? Stock is trending down. Where, where do we buy it? I mean, where are support levels? Can anybody tell me? Well, we know where it is now, it's at zero. People are like, how much low could these stocks go? Well, how do we find support levels? We need buyers. Remember, there's always someone out there hovering a short, whatever it is. So you need to have a game plan. And the game plan is where are the buyers? And when you look over here, you got 17 orders around the world that make up 55,000 shares at 1380. Guess what? That's what drives the stock up. Because guess what? It came all the way down there at 1030 and never went lower than that. Not for an hour, not for two hours. And listen, if you were able to buy it at 1380 and get it out of 1450, you make yourself, what is that, 80 cents? 80 cents on a thousand shares is $800. That's a really nice $100,000 dollar right there. I don't think anyone's complaining. Let's look at the stock, Oscar. Stock's going up $5 up to $660, okay? You never make money and the stock's going up.  Your game plan is you always want to take the profit. You're always looking for a profit. Where is the profit? Where do we get out here? How do we know where to get out, everyone? What do you do? What do we need to do? Exactly, Mike and John. You need to know where the sellers are, not previous resistance. Well, when we look at NASDAQ Book Viewer, guess what? We work our way down with all these sellers and we see a couple of thousand, six thousand, but when we get down to $687,000, we got $17,000, $54,000, you add that up, $75,000. Right around that $682,000 to $685,000, you talk in six, seven, eight, you're talking almost like $90,000 in shares, okay? Looking to be sold when you add that all together. I don't know, what do you think's gonna happen? So what are you gonna do? Like, oh, Oscar, I know that I own the healthcare, stock is doing great, good earnings, okay, that's great. But who are you to dictate it's gonna continue to go higher? Let's follow the street. There's always someone taking a profit, always. Remember, let me tell you something that my mentor has always taught me.  I'm like, how is that possible? I passed my seven, my 53, my luck.  It's what they think. Because you gotta get through those big sellers first. You think you wanna take that gamble, you wanna sit next to somebody that's showing 20 and it's gonna hit, because if that's the case, that's why 90% of people blow up their accounts. Because they're too focused on the past, not focusing on the future. And that is what we call iceberg orders, ladies and gentlemen. You probably hear that word maybe more and more often, but I actually invented that word. If you wanna know where it came from, I started it. I came up that word watching the movie, The Titanic. I even made a little video on it, but we all probably know the story about the Titanic, sad story, all these people died because it was on top of the water, it was what's on the bottom of the water. They thought that they were pretty far away from that iceberg, but it's not, and everyone out there is always looking at the top, they're not looking at the depth on the bottom, and that's why they're blowing up their account. So you have to understand something. We don't control the market, but we don't want the market control you. And that's the difference, because that's when you trade without the right tools, like TotalView and trading with it. Now I'm not gonna go out there, I don't wanna tell you where to get it and buy it, I'll be happy to, but I would rather invite you into the trading room so you could see it live and then make it even more interesting and now it reason to why you gotta get it.  Listen, I don't work for these exchanges, they don't pay me, I don't make a commission on it, I don't make a vague on it for some of you think that I'm only doing this from the goodness of my heart because I hate seeing 90% of failure rate. First of all, it doesn't look good for the industry. And this is the reason why they keep discouraging people and brokerage firms and say, we gotta get these people out in the business, we gotta make sure that they keep sending us money.  You think they want you to know how to follow what they're doing? You know, how do I know that? Cause some of them live my own town. You know, there's some of them. And by the way, at the end of this presentation, I'm gonna throw an additional bonus on that QR code. I am going to give you my book where how to beat market makers at their own game and number one best seller. So I'm gonna expose it. You know, I'm gonna expose the facts so you could see how, what they do because that's what trading is. Now let's get back to the fake orders. People always ask me, how do you know these are fake orders? Well, let me tell you something. If you think level three or NASDAQ book year was great, wait till I show you level four because here you're all looking at a chart and you're seeing, I don't know why the stocks having a tough time breaking 5770, but I'm gonna show you on a heat map where I can now we're gonna integrate orders on a chart. So let's look at, for example, AT&T, right? By the way, this works on every stock. AT&T had a big run up right at the gate at 930 from 1780 up to 1830 and it came back down. Now, why did it come down? Well, there's only one explanation. There obviously must be a big seller out there. And if you look over here at 930 and the stock had a good spike order, all of a sudden you could see this red line came in right a little bit after 935. And it was at 1830 a 70,000 share seller. Now, understand something. He wasn't there earlier at 930 but he ended up showing up a little bit later. Once it got close to him, he's like, oh, we got demand, we should have to understand something. The only way they can get out of a stock is to make this illusion that you think it's going up. Remember, the way they get out of a trade is they sell into demand where most of you are buying into demand. They gotta make that demand to help them get out of it. And when you're selling it, they know where to buy it. And that's what you're learning right now. You need to know where they are and where the game plan is. Like here's Carvana. Carvana is coming down from 1224. And you'll notice right here in the bottom, there's a red line and this trader's been out there for about 20 minutes at 1180 for about 42,000 shares. Look what happened when it came right up to him. It came right to that 40,000 shares, hit him, and went right back up to 1290. And now you can see him right there. So right here, the COB, that's basically like the NASDAQ book viewer, total view, and now you're just seeing it on a heat map. So for everybody, and this is one of the people that they get discouraged. You're like, oh, the numbers, they move so fast. That's okay. We have a charting system that also it puts it on there and we have it where it will highlight where the predominant orders are. But you know what? When you think about it, you look at these orders. Yeah, you see a big order out there, but that red line looks pretty cool, doesn't it? Let's look at this one. Let's look at AI, PLTR. Look at all these sellers in PLTR. 120,000, 140,000, 40 million, all right? Look at the stock, all these orders. Looking at PLTR, look what happened to PLTR. Shout out from 950 all the way to $10, right? Look what happens when we get to $10. On the chart, you don't see it, but over here, we see it as a 352,000 share seller. Now let's think about this for a second. I'm gonna ask everybody an honest question. Oops, hold on, it's okay. PLTR, do you see 350,000 share sellers on stocks that you trade in? All right, do you see that? Think about how much smarter and better trading decisions if you're able to see where those orders are, all right? Now, let me get a move on. What happened to PLTR? It hit it, came down, and it busted right through. It went past the $10. Let's think about this for a second. Why did it go past 10 when we just noticed that there was a 350,000 share seller out there? Does anyone have any idea? Why did it get past 10? Buyers, right, John? Joan, okay, anyone else? Because you're right. That buyer must have did two, one of two things must have happened. You could cancel his order, or someone must have bought it. So how do you see that? You can't see that on the chart. There are these things that are called time and sales, which a lot of you neglected using. It's all these little tools that we use that when it comes to trading, and that's what actually drives these stocks up. Because look right here, there's that big seller 10. You see a big volume bar? He got executed and it went higher. Now, let's go hop over and look where PLTR is today. How about we do that? PLTR, where are we? There you are. PLTR, remember that $10 price range? Let me zoom in over here for you a little bit better. Okay, let me show you where we're at. So that, when I showed you that slide, when I took it, it was right here. That was the $10. See that resistance? That's why it went up and came back down. It went up and came back down. Now, that was a major resistance level, but look where it happened. Now we're almost at 1350. Why did it go up? Well, we know that there was a big resistance there. Even though you might think that you see it in the past, the past has to be indicative of the future and that future order was there, okay? But now when you look at it, look where the stock is today. Stock broke out and not only did it break out, but you could see it right here, it went up. And actually, I wanna show you something even more cool. Check this out, okay? Here's the level four. Right here, if you look right here, there was literally, right here, was about a 40 million share seller. See that right there? And it was out there at 930 this morning. The stock went from 1250 all the way to 13 and it took about a good 20 minutes, hit 13, came back down. That seller got executed and then short up, there was no more seller out there, but the buyers started showing up around 1280. It tested it, it tested it. Listen, sell wasn't there and look what happened. Finally, it went out, there was nothing to resist it and that's why the stock went all the way up to about 1350. Okay, now you do the math. $13 minus 1350 in a matter of 30 minutes is 50 cents on a thousand shares is $500. It's $100,000 a year salary, okay? Who doesn't want that job? Now, we've got a couple of more here we're gonna show you. So there's PPLTR. All right, PACW. Stock goes to resistance and comes straight down. Why did it hit a resistance and came back down? Well, look what ended up happening right here. In pre-market, there was a big seller out there at eight. Then when the market opened up, look at this seller out there, 147,000, 273,000. So here's a stock that's up on the day, but now all of a sudden it decides to go down. And not only that, but you see those other red lines right there, that means you see those real red balls, that buyer got executed and look what ended up happening.  Why is the stock going down on me? That's not what the newsletter I said that I subscribed to. It wasn't that indicator that was, why is it going down? Even though it might still think it's up, why is it going down? Because this seller out there is selling it and he's pushing it down. And guess what? And if you don't see that, you can go from taking a loss to be a big loss. Because this thing in a matter of an hour went from 750 and now it's down to six. And that is a pre-substantial loss. And I don't think you guys wanna be there. Let's do one more, okay? Tito's, okay, here's the stock we were trading and had a nice little push, went from $4 started going up. But you'll notice this buyer showed up at 9.30 in the morning at $5 for 190,000 shares. I don't know, $4, I think $5 is a dollar move. I'm pretty, I'm cool with that. I'm cool with that. Well, look what happened right here in Tito's. Not only was there a seller out there, but there was another seller at a quarter million shares at 480. So this is why I wanna talk about breakouts, okay? That seller got executed, which we knew was resistance. That's okay. We could always buy it back.  He basically decided, well, maybe I'm backing off. I sold that seller, get done. Maybe I don't wanna sell the quarter million. Maybe I wanna sell a hundred. Oh, turn yellow so the color is getting lighter. Maybe I'll just sell 50. Guess what? He got executed. And guess what happened? The stock went higher. So for some of you here that wanna find out breakouts and wanna know how to stop break resistance levels. Well, because maybe you didn't know that there was a big seller out there and he was getting executed, that's called a breakout. Now, let me ask everyone last question. Did I confuse anyone yet? Did I confuse anyone? Good, perfect. You see, is trading really that hard? You don't, like I said, let me repeat it. What's the hardest part about trading? The greed, the person that doesn't know what they're doing and they hit on with two-phase cards on blackjack, okay? And hurts everyone else. That's not what you wanna be. You don't wanna be part of the 90% failure rate. So this is what I'm gonna do, okay? I'm gonna do everyone a favor here. I wanna, let's stop the bleeding. Let's go out there and really learn how to do this the right way. I wanna invite all of you to see this live, okay? And I know a lot of you here, probably some of you are probably watching recording right now because you can't be here live, but for the ones that are here, listen, you can't be self-taught. Stop being ignorant, all right? Some of us are parents, all right? Do you think the kid learned on his own or you had to teach him as you went along? Did anyone, do you think your child learned how to ride a bicycle on his own? You know how hard it was to teach him how to ride a bike? You know how hard it was to teach him how to drive a car, how scary that is? Okay, you just didn't say, oh, you got your license, here's the keys. Go help yourself, okay? You just probably gave the kid to his coffin, all right? You can't, trading's the same way. It's not that difficult. Just think about it. You were here for less than 30 minutes, right?   Because remember, you could probably still use some of that technology that they taught you, but let's get down to the basics. Let's learn about buyers and sellers. So what I'm looking at, and this is the reason why Cybertree University has been endorsed by some of the biggest brokerage firms in the industry. And I could almost guarantee you this, no matter who you took a class with, nobody will ever be able to do what I'm showing you right now, okay? These brokerage firms, you can do all the homework you want. Do you know they do background checks on us? Do you know they do credit checks on us? You can't do a credit check on it, but they do. You think they would endorse us and go on their show and represent them if we're teaching people how to lose money? That's why we've been in business for 30 years. You could probably, I can almost guarantee you and tell you, you will never see somebody that has a five star rating on Google in 30 years, okay? Actually, some people even show you ratings because it's so bad. But like I said, am I here to knock everyone? Let's try to make a negative into a positive. Let's try to make this as a career thing, okay? So what I want to do is this, I want to invite all of you into my professional trading room that's going to be online.  You could do this at your will. You could be there when you want to be there. It's not a full-time job. It's a part-time job. But I want to invite you not to judges on our winners.  So how can we learn more? All right. Does everyone have this cell phone with them? If you have one with you, okay? Does everybody have it? This is what I want to do. I want to invite all of you in my trading room and you've got a QR code up there. Just turn on the camera and you could scan that QR code and for $9 or you could just click on that link right there. We just posted up in the chat room. I will let you in my trading room for one whole week. Now, you're probably looking at this a couple of reasons. First of all, you probably say, why is it so cheap? First of all, listen, I don't need your $9. Okay? Honestly, I can let you in there for free. But I always find that unless you want to know some skin in the game, you know what? You're probably not going to take it seriously. I've done this for free. And you know what? It's not worth my time or your time. So if you want to learn more at how we find these stocks, pre-market, all that stuff, get your phone or click on that link and get registered right now. Because think about where you were less than 40 minutes ago, where you are today. Because any one of those stocks that we traded, you could have made a hell of a lot more than going out there and doing it on your own. Now, let me tell you what you're going to get. Okay? These are the bonuses you're going to get. So you're going to get access to the trading room, okay, for one whole week. All right? We started at 9.45 and we run until five o'clock. You don't got to be there all day. You could be there the morning. You could be there in the afternoon. You could be in the middle of the day. Not a full time, you know, but you got to be there.  Next, what I'm going to give you all. I'm going to give you three pro workshops. I'm going to teach you how to get level three access, how to use it, what is level four, how to find these stocks. I'm going to show you all these tools. I want to give you nice, quick, short videos. I'm going to show you a quick video on those. Why? Because you know what? You'd rather be prepared when you're getting in self-evolved than you know how to do that. I am also going to give you 100 hours of our workshop, which is called traders talk. Listen, you might watch them. I don't know, but you know what? There's some great content there where we review other traders. We go over their journals because the way you learn is from other people making mistakes. Remember, we don't like talking about winners. Everybody likes to talk about winners. No one likes to talk about losers. It's the losers you have to learn from. And I'm also going to give you my book that you can go to Amazon. You could buy it for $47, okay? Or I can give it to you for free right here. I'll make more money if you buy my book, okay? But for 47, for free, I'll give it to you. How to beat market makers at own game. It's a number one best seller, actually Wiley, one of the most prestigious publishing companies. Came after came to me says, Fausto, please, we need you to write a day trading book that hasn't been once since the soul's bandits is good. So I wrote a book. I'm gonna give it to you for free, okay? All of this for $9. Now, two more things I'm gonna throw as a bonus. If you register right now for the first 20 people, I will actually give you a coaching class. Now, this is where people get a pretty freaked out. They're like, I spent thousands of dollars. I have never spoken to the owner. I have never spoken. They just gave me a couple of videos and not even a phone number to call. We're really big when it comes to customer service. If you take, listen, you are here to interview me. Once you come into the trading room, now you're gonna do your due diligence. And then we're gonna have a conversation to see if you're a good fit or not, okay? And I'll let you know if you're really a good fit for us or not, but you're gonna probably figure it out on your own anyway, all right? And the last bonus I'm gonna give you is this. A lot of bonuses, right? If you're not happy, I'll give you $9 back. Listen, I don't need your $9, okay? I don't need it. But if you feel like we wasted your time, just say, you don't want to just want to refund, I'll give you $9. Don't worry about it. We're not gonna make over hoops, whatever it is. I don't need to dispute. It costs me more money than you disputing it. You know what I mean? So don't waste your time or my time. But if you're serious and you want to, maybe you're retired, maybe you're looking to get, you just got laid off due COVID or maybe you want to look for a new career or maybe things just aren't working out for you, take the $9, make an investment and let's go and do it and we show you how it works.  Tell us about yourself. Because the more you help us, the more we can help you, like who trains you? Do you have level three? Who's your broker? How much you're trading with? And how long you've been doing it for? Just couple of simple questions, nothing personal.  We will not let you in the room until you talk to him because we want you to have the best experience possible to get involved. All right, now with that said, as you guys are, as we're here waiting, I guess you could hear the emails dinging away. Couple of quick little shout outs, all right? First of all, I can see John just registered, welcome aboard, look forward to teaching you. Joan, I can see you registered, welcome aboard. Mike, thank you very much from Chicago, welcome aboard, look forward to teaching you. Now, does anyone have any questions? Mike has a question, how much does level three cost? Michael, $9, okay? Don't worry about anything else than $9, okay? Listen, let me tell you what it costs when I got started. When I was 22 years old, 30 years ago, for me to get this data was $1,000 a month. $1,000, it's costing you $9.  Great, thank you very much, $1,000 a month. I can almost guarantee maybe 99% of you won't even move forward. And that's why a lot of people fail back then because a lot of people didn't want to make that investment. But I was an entrepreneur and I'm like, wow, I saw the opportunity and I'm like, because my mentor said, hey, listen, you want to make the six figures doing this, seven figures? Listen, you can't open a restaurant with a paying rent. Unless you want to buy the building. You know what I mean? You can't, there's no free cars out there. You want to run a family? You want to take public transportation? Maybe in the city, but not in the suburbs. You know, everything costs money to understand something very important. Nothing is free in this world, okay?  What you do want is a good deal. That's what you want. But for $9, for me to show you how to find these stocks, I can almost, I will guarantee you that if I can't show you the stock that's up 50%, a minimum on a stock, okay? I'll give you money, but I don't need it.  How many of you here say you're losing money? Okay, let's stop losing. Let's start playing the game and let's start making it seriously. Couple of people, Bob Chirin just got your registration. Welcome aboard. Larry, Larry D just got your registration. Thank you very much. Appreciate the vote of confidence, all right? Any questions? I just got back from a doctor's appointment. Missed most of your webinar. Any suggestions? Yes, Carlos. So anyway, it is recorded. We will send you the recording and you'll be able to watch it. But you know what, Carlos? I'm giving away 20 seats where you can get a personal coaching class with me. So you know what, pay the $9, think of it as a deductible on your doctor's appointment, which is probably more than that. And then, like I said, well, if you want to give you money back, don't worry about it, all right? Larry Ots just got your registration. Wow, a couple of Larry's here. And I realized no mics have registered yet, which I'm kind of shocked. There's a lot of mics. All right, any other questions? Thanks, thank you very much, Alex. Appreciate it, even more than welcome. Thanks for coming. Carlos, you want that? Well, listen, like I told you, if you want to know how to follow these big orders, you know, like listen, look at all these stocks, PLTR, right at the gate. Thing ran from like 12 when over the 1350. How is that even possible? All right, HTCH, this thing ran from $2 up to almost 350 in an hour. How is that even possible? You know what I mean?  They went from 650 all the way to 12. This stock in one day, we traded a ramp in six to 26. You know, how is that even possible? I'll show you. You just got to know how to play the game. You got to know how to follow the money. So once again, take your phone or click on that hyperlink and we'll get you registered. No problems, Sander appreciate it, which by the way, I didn't see you register yet, okay? So you want to learn more, you really appreciate it? Let me do you a favor.  No, you don't. We make bad investments all the time.  A lot of you probably scared to be like, oh, I tried this and it didn't work out. Well, I didn't teach you, okay? You are now going to be stepping in the realm of a 12 time champion and believe it or not, I've been a 25 time champion in the traders expo, but half the people didn't show up because they're scared, golf that they lose doesn't look good for them. But you know what? Go out there and you'll see what it's all about. Instead of worrying about all these crazy indicators and worrying about brokerage firm account. Like one person just asked me, do I need a brokerage account? No, that's the least of your problems. Don't worry about a brokerage account.  You're not here supposed to trade. You're supposed to see if it's for you or not. Because remember day trading is what trickles into a swing trade, which trickles into an option trade. You guys are doing things backwards. It's what happens over the course of the day, which trickles into everything else. That's what makes things worse. Adam just got your registration, White Oak got your registration and Donka just got your registration. Welcome aboard. Daniel, by the way, you can see all the people registering right here. He's all the names. Look everyone registering. Thank you very much. There's Donka, there's Adam, there's Larry, there's Bob, there's the other Larry. Keep going, thank you very much. Appreciate it. Congratulations, got you registered. We're almost out of the 20, by the way. Silver's question. Thank you for your answer. I always enjoy listening and watching your webinars. Well, thank you very much, Silver. Really, really, it's very nice of you to say that. By the way, we'll just copy and paste that. I really like your comment on that. Thank you. Listen, I got better things to do than to be here, but you don't want, I feel like I have to give back some of my success. 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We're going to start with a running back Doug Martin coming off that buy for the Raiders And obviously the situation with Marshawn Lynch lends itself to Doug Martin being an option. Yeah late last week We heard that Marshawn Lynch was injured. We didn't know the extent of that injury, but now he's actually landed on IR He's eligible to return later on the season on Christmas Eve actually December 24th But a lot of people don't expect that to actually happen So what we have here with Doug Martin seems to be a starting running back And if you just look at the way that Marshawn Lynch was used this year I think that gives us a pretty good indication on how they plan to use Doug Martin in this offense. Lynch had played 50.36% of the snaps this year. I expect Doug Martin to step into that role Lynch also had 15 red zone Carries which ranked inside the top 10 this season among running backs So Doug Martin wants to get down inside the red zone. He's gonna be the guy I think on early downs. He'll be the guy as well But There's another running back that we'll get to who I think we'll get a lot of usage in the past game in non PPR leagues and half-point PPR leagues any time that we have a running back that emerges as a starting running back You have to be in on that player. That's where we're at with Doug Martin right now classic case of next man up in Oakland


So the name of the game for physics is you got to check your units right units is everything That's what physics is is applied mathematics. So if you know math Then you can do physics. All you have to know is understand the system you're in right so one of the questions my student had was this and this is You encountered this in grade 11 physics You encountered in grade 12 physics and you encountered in first-year university physics Okay, or college physics or whatever. So this is this is stuff that they cover All three years you get them. Okay, if you're lucky you get them in grade 11. You get in grade 11 But basically he had this Here's a graph This is time in seconds usually And this is velocity in meters per second Okay, and he had a graph like this and this is time. I forgot what the numbers were but two four Six eight Let's go ten seconds and let's make this. I think these were at five ten Negative five right and The question he had was this actually you know what he sent me the images Let me read off the question exactly that way I Don't make a little mistake and Ba ba. Oh, yeah, here we go. Oh, yeah, this is the graph nice. I should this went to 12. I guess here Let me erase those And then I'll close this guy and then open it up again because my computer Works over time so the fan noise will go up too high, right? Negative ten. So here's the question figure one Shows the velocity graph for particle having initial position X zero Okay, X zero and this is X zero. Okay, this is the X. Well, that's velocity zero But it's starting off a position zero at t equals zero seconds, right? And the question was this at what time or times is the particle found at X equals 35 meters Okay, so let me close this guy off That way the computer doesn't go crazy So the question is at what time is X this thing starts off at X is equal to zero at time is equal to zero at what time Do we find the position of this particle at 35 meters? Okay, so just imagine there's a position X here and once time You start the clock and The velocity of this guy is Increasing per second, right? So there's acceleration here Right, if you see this velocity and this is time in seconds Okay, what you see is an accelerating particle, right? So velocity is Increasing over time so velocity at time zero was zero at time one Was this guy here? Whatever that is I say 2.5 at time two is two seconds is five meters per second at three I'm assuming it'll be at seven point five meters per second at four seconds is going at ten meters per second okay, and Then what it does it starts slowing down at five seconds is back to seven point five But but but and it reaches a velocity of zero Right and then starts traveling in the negative direction. So if you're watching this thing this particle or this person, right? By the way, if I miss stuff Lance left hook Thank you for the follows and thank you for the subs if you decide to stop this channel, right? So there's this guy Let's assume He's running. I don't know how fast You know ten meters per second is only kilometers per hour that is right we can convert it Maybe we do a conversion to figure out if this is legit to assume. So it's a man Would it ten meters per second? Well, I used to run the 100 here. Well, we can we can do this Mental math, right? I used to run the 100 meters in track and field and the best time I had was like 11.8 Seconds or something right? I think the best time in the world is I don't think they've broken nine seconds yet Like nine point something seconds. I don't know if it's reached eight point something seconds yet, right? It will at some point I think but no one thought they would have broken 11 decades ago and then 10 decades ago and no one thinks that or when I was running anywhere last 15 years They will break nine but pretty sure they'll break nine, right? So if you can run 100 meters zero to 100 meters Let's assume in 10 seconds Then if someone's traveling at 10 10 meters per second, that's a legitimate Speed someone could be running at, right? Okay, so we could make it a person Okay, so this person starts running from x is equal to zero. This is their position zero right Equals zero starts running and they're running faster and faster right when they get to four seconds It takes them four seconds to reach a velocity of 10 meters per second and Then their velocity decreases. I should make this a little bit Shorter, right? So they're accelerating from here for four seconds, right four seconds And then they start decelerating Over the same four second period To zero So it takes them four seconds to reach maximum speed, right? Richard Zach, thank you for the twitch prime. So right and then for another four seconds They decelerate and usually if you're running 100 meters when you cross the finish line You're slowing down, but you can't stop right away. If you stop right away, you're gonna break bones, right?  You got to slow down Right, so you accelerate accelerate to your top speed and you slow down So for another four seconds this person Decelerates until they reach a velocity of zero, right? Here's a velocity of zero and then they start going in the other direction for two seconds Because the velocity is now negative. So if this is our positive direction and in physics what you do whenever you're laying down a problem You give a certain direction You make a certain direction positive and the other direction negative, right? It's very directional. It's vector-based Right, so physics. There's a lot of vectors and vectors is basically Magnitude and direction Okay, so this person starts going in negative velocity direction and we're talking just a two-dimensional System so for another two seconds, which this person runs back and this is two seconds two seconds So the question was this okay, and this is you know, you don't have to draw this But it's a good idea to know what's happening in this system, right? And that's the that's the key with physics It's math applied mathematics. So what you're doing is you're taking Your math abilities the powers that you have you're looking at a physical situation in the world This happens to be kinematics right kinematics is bodies in motion I guess things in motion, right? You can have a whole bunch of other different types of systems you go into that physics deals with electromagnetic magnetic gravity Particle physics quantum mechanics anything you want, right? This is kinematics. It's one of the simpler physics Well, these types of problems anyway situations that we have sending rockets to the moon is Kinematics it's also got gravity in there and different formulas that you have to end up using So the way it works is this The question was this at what point or sorry at what times Is this person? 35 meters away from when they started, right? The wording of the problem wasn't and that's one of the Issues with teaching physics and stuff like this the wordings of problems aren't the best way, right? If you take the integral of the function of the ground, you get the distance moved You will yeah, if you take if you take the If you take the integral you get the acceleration you take the derivative you get the Distance right the derivative kicks you down one dimension or One unit the integral will kick you up. You get the acceleration through the integral. I believe Right, so for example if we have here, let me bring up some kinematics Bring up my kinematics formula skin mathematics Formulas and that's what you need for physics, right in your formulas, okay? So take a look at this velocity distance Here Let's do this here. I'm going to do this with a different color Since you brought it up. We'll deal with it right now Okay, we're gonna take a lot of tangents. No integral gives distance. Oh integral gives distance Look at the formula integral gives distance. Oh Yeah, I'm going the other way pooper me The area under philosophy girl. Yeah, the area under velocity. That's the way we're gonna use it, right? The area under velocity the function is initially a function of speed. So yeah, so let me write down the formulas here I always get things backwards. So here's velocity the formulas you have velocity finals the velocity initial plus 80 and The distance is equal to I'm just going to write it down v initial t plus one half a t squared Right, so these are two the equations you have for kinematics and here's the other ones here Let me write down the other ones as well. Let me bring up chat. So I'm not missing anything Here's the other you basically have four formulas you deal with in Kinematics, okay? Here's the other one v squared v final square is equal to v initial squared plus minus plus to a d and Distance is equal to v. Oh, no, we already got that one. Why is it give me two of those ones?  Okay, did I forget a distance? Did I forget a distance? Distance right here this one changes in distance VIT is the constant term of belief this one. So basically if you take the derivative of this guy Right the derivative of this guy is it's just a quadratic function, right? Thanks for the correction by the way gang. I mean for sure correct me when I'm wrong. Please, please It's how I improve right so if you take the derivative of this if you take in a derivative of a any type of quadratic You're 5 x to the power 3 plus 2 x squared All you do you kick the power down to the bottom and subtract one from it, right? Take it down one notch. So this one would be 15 x squared plus 4 x, right? So this one the power is one so that kicks down and that becomes here. Let me write it down Write this guy down here. So D is equal to V initial one times V initial is just V initial We're the equivalent of it. We're the equivalent of it, right? Oh You want the C out here? That's right Haven't done this forever. You want the C out here? But we're not gonna do an integration. I'm not there yet. Thank you for that Oh, hold on. How come this didn't get approved? Sorry about that put in rooster the automata zaps things out, right? So the one comes out multiplies that and this becomes t to the power of zero plus one half times two comes down a t to the power of one and then that just kicks the derivative of a constant which is what the C is is just zero, right? So plus zero if you want so this becomes D the derivative of D which is velocity so D DD over DT, I guess that's a symbol of that which is velocity math explicit So I can see why it block blocked it. Oh, that's why it does it So this becomes the derivative of D relative to T is meters per second basically is velocity is equal to V initial and velocity is now v final plus a half kills the two AT right that Is this Right, so if you take the derivative of that you get that DD over DT Okay, cool Can I raise this now because we want to find the area right if you want the If you want to take the integral you're gonna go the other way stop But we're not gonna do the integral really I don't I've forgotten how to do integrals Okay, I would have to look at all up.   We might leave the formulas up there So here's what we've got right and One thing you have to appreciate with physics is units is everything. It's the units that matter HM So units is everything okay, so right now the units of the y-axis is meters Per second the units of the x-axis is time never mind What is this is physics, right? He was cleaning his throat Okay, so yeah In the distance formula you would add a constant equivalent to where you start. He's assuming it's zero where I suppose Yeah, we're starting at zero right so x is equal to zero so The y-axis is meters per second the x-axis is seconds so in general If you get a question like this where they say at what time is This a runner 35 meters away from where they started Assuming constant acceleration huge constant accelerations one of the key factors, right? Now if you're looking for time Right, if you're oh, sorry. We're 35 meters. Yeah, we do that If you're looking for a distance, then you look at your units you go. Okay. How do I? use The distant property of our graph to get the meters out Well, if you multiply these two guys the seconds will kill the seconds and you get meters right that's one way you can think about the Physics problems that you get whenever you get a physics problem look at what units Specifically you're looking for or your marker units and take a look at your setup to try to figure out What you could do with the units to get your appropriate Unis that they are referring to or wanting, right? So for this problem What you need to do if you multiply those two guys to get the meters You read Narnia. I haven't read it yet. I've read parts, but I haven't read it yet And I haven't watched the movie either. I've read the CS Lewis I've read the other the trilogy that he had the The more adult sci-fi trilogy CS Lewis had and that I loved that was amazing, right? They hid the I forget what they were called There was trippy it was very cool. It was very cool So take a look at this So for this problem, the only thing you needed to do is figure out at what area Under the curve is equal to 35 meters I'm not gonna lie. Don't lie The golden compass the golden compass The golden compass is Narnia. Isn't it the hidden the hidden secret or something and Pallelangra or something CS Lewis To that for this don't get a single thing above all this now check this out here Daska check this out to find out how far this runner has traveled All you need to do is find the area Okay So here let's find out after four seconds This is two three after four seconds How far this runner is from where they started? Okay, so if you want to find the area here check this out That's an area of a triangle. This is the right angles here, right area of a triangle Is equal to one half base time site. This is something you do in grade eight You do this, right? So this is check like this question is a university first-year university physics question The only mathematics you need Okay, it's basically grade eight or grade nine math as long as you understand What the system is telling you as long as you understand the units, right? There's a little bit more to it, but the only math that you're really using you're not even using these guys Like we're not we're not even going to use these guys, right? We're just going to use area under the graph. I Teach high school math. Yeah, but I'm not a teacher in an institution. I do private I wouldn't function in an institution. Well, so let's find the area here The area there is going to be four times ten so one half four times ten One half of four is two two times ten is 20 20 meters Right, so in the first four seconds This runner has traveled 20 meters Okay Let's figure out how far this runner has traveled up to eight seconds, right? So another four seconds Okay This is again for the total distance from there to there and again the height is 10 and that's a triangle again Well, it's the same thing as this so from there to there Decelerating that's another 20 meters. So here's 20 and if you count it to here, that's 40 meters total That the runners traveled in eight seconds, right? Now they were asking the question was at what time or times is the runner 35 meters away from their original position, right? Well, their original position was here 35 meters would be like if that's 40 would be like here This is 35 meters. Oops 35 meters, right? So the runner is 35 meters away from where they started twice both on the way Here they hit it once and when they're running back they hit it twice So there's twice that they're 35 meters away. So all we have to do is figure out The area of the graph where the sum of the area is equal to 35. So let's check this out Let's do the area for this six After six seconds this part is 20 right Let's figure out what the area is in this part right, the area on this part is two times Five right because from there to there is five So two times five divided by two that's an area of triangle Area triangle is equal to one half base times height, which is equal to let me kill these guys And this looks scary, but all we doing is just geometry, right? So one half the base is two times two times five, right? This kills this so that's another five meters here, right? So 20 plus five is 25 we wanted to figure out 35 but we haven't figured out the area area. So what's the area here? The area here is two times five right from there to there is five. It's just a box So two times five is 10. So that's 10 So 20 plus 10 is 30 35. Oh six seconds this runner is at 35 meters away, so it takes some six seconds to go from here six seconds right The kicker is he goes to the top and comes back. So six seconds Is the first time he hits 35 meters away from where he was and then what we're gonna do is figure out When else is he six seconds away or sorry when else is he 35? meters away, so let's figure out the area here This was five times two because six to eight is two divided by two Which is five again. So this part is five right so that's 40 meters and Then we got a he's got to come back, right? This is negative velocity, which means in the negative direction Is it true that the math can answer almost everything almost? Oh Almost you can quantify almost anything. How much do you love ice cream on a scale of one to ten? You just quantified your love of ice cream, right? So let's figure out. This is backwards from where you went. Let's figure out the area here This is again five and from eight to ten is two seconds. Well, that's the same as that, right? So the area here again is one half Times base times height this kills this. So that's five Right, but it's negative five because it's negative velocity right, so if you subtract five From 40 because that's what the total area was all the way here Right, that's 40 meters that way five meters back. That's 35. So also at 10 seconds Ten seconds, he's at 35 so it took him four seconds To go there and come back again, right? That was the first problem we Did first year University a month in he had this problem, right? You make it look so easy. I wish it was my teacher It's It's just I have the background for it, right and some of these problems aren't easy for me like we did one problem where We got it wrong and then we have to figure it out We knew the answer and we sort of went okay. What is it about the system that we're not understanding? Right, so let me show you. So is that okay? This is again. We just used our knowledge of Physics what the graph means and that's really the knowledge aspect of it. There's a really any mathematics here You know that this is velocity That's time and the area under the graph based on the units meters per second times seconds gives you Eliminates the seconds and gives you meters, right and then we use this geometry to figure out the area, right? math is abstract enough to apply to many many situations both real and made up physics moving around Four dimensions, etc. It can't answer philosophical questions like moral problems. It can only quantify Quantified not qualified very well said the masquerade but it can get you to a level where you can With the quantifying whatever system you're looking at you can hopefully make the right decision right this is what if you watch science fiction Vulcans, right what is good? the what's the Vulcan say The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few right which I don't agree with I think that's crazy, right? that's extreme firm Form of majority rules, right, but in certain situations it applies Right, and then the Vulcan Star Trek it comes up a lot where they have to you know One person has to sacrifice their lives to save a whole planet or something for sure that applies, right? You can also conclude that it's eight seconds for the entity because eight seconds for the entity because 35 to 40 minus five is four seconds. So half of that Is two seconds 35 to say oh, yeah, that's right. That's right The only things that I'm from Sweden. So the terms and stuff you guys use make me confused Yeah, and that's the language the natural language, right? You know how to speak Klingon. No, I don't know people do Let me erase this let's do another problem, right? I guess we're just gonna do physics Unless you have math questions if you have math questions, they'll lay it on us and we'll try to deal with it, right? so Let's do another one here. Here's another problem we had This was the second problem that went


You can set more than one variable in a for-loops initialization and you can do more than one action after each iteration. You separate the initializers and actions with commas. I don't encourage you to write loops this way unless you know exactly what you're doing, but it does appear in books and you may see it in other people's code, so you should understand it. This code uses i and j as index variables because they have no inherent meaning. Let's trace through this loop and see what it does. The initializer sets both i and j to one. The continuation test asks if i is less than four. One is less than four, which means we print the values of i, j, and i plus j. The action after iteration adds one to i, making it two, and three to j, which makes it four. We come back to the test. Two is less than four, which means we print two, four, and two plus four. The action increases i to three and j to seven. i is still less than four, and we print i, j, and i plus j, three, seven, and ten. The action after iteration increases i to four and j to ten. When we come to the test this time, four is not less than four, and the four loop has concluded. If you aren't comfortable writing a loop this way, you can change it to an ordinary loop by taking one of the variables and initializing it outside the loop and doing the increment action at the end of the body of the loop. And that leaves you with a loop that has only one variable in the four specification.