Testing, one, two, three, testing, testing. Okay, it is quarter to three in the morning on US Eastern time. It's quarter to four in the afternoon on a very sunny afternoon in Perth, Australia. I'm not sure how many people will get for this webinar, but let's quickly do the disclaimer. All book map limited materials, information and presentation are for educational purposes only and should not be considered specific investment advice nor recommendations. Traders, equities and digital currencies involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Okay, welcome everybody. Hey, Marcus. Sorry. Hey, Marius. How are you going? I'm hoping that Mike tested that it's all okay and you can hear me. I'm just checking you. Yeah, we've got a few on YouTube and you on Discord Marius. And I am just checking that the screens are all presenting okay. They look like they're okay on YouTube. And it looks like it's okay on Discord. We've got 14 minutes till the open so let's very quickly do the slides. Okay, go on slides. Okay. I haven't actually got the calendar in US Eastern time. So I've just got my calendar from Financial Juice here. It will be four o'clock in the afternoon at London Open. So all I want to redo is point out that we've got a little bit of news at 4.30. That's the construction PMI for a few of those countries, Italy, France and the Eurozone, Germany, etc. And you've got an ECB speaker at 4.35. So I'm not expecting a huge amount of news-based volatility later on in the US session at 8.30 a.m. Eastern. You've got the trade balance and that may be a little bit more volatile. Anyway, let's keep going. We're back to the dailies on ES. We talked a few days ago about the break of the reverse trend line and we've had a great bounce up. It's not that far off the downtrend line now. So what we haven't had, even though we've had some significant up moves, is we have not had a blow off top yet. So we'll bear that in mind, but maybe not for this session, but maybe for an RTH session coming up. On NQ you can see it's much stronger. We're right back on this daily trend line and we'll have to see if it is going to be respected or not. Quick look at the session. Not as bullish as the last few days. We're actually below yesterday's mid on the 10 minutes on the ES. And we're right at yesterday's mid. In fact, we're actually a little bit lower than that. I took this about 45 minutes ago, an hour ago. And a quick snapshot of where the other markets that I track for correlations actually opened at the German Open, which is now 50 minutes ago. So you can see, in particular, with the DAX and the Euro stocks, which are at the 2.2 charts on the right, that they opened well below the yesterday low, which is the red horizontal line. So they are still, if I look over to my other screen, they're still below that yesterday's low. So that is of note. So in other words, we're saying for a change, we are not in a very bullish position. But that does not mean that we won't get a reversal at some stage. And a typical time might be 4.30am Eastern, which would be in an hour and a half if that happens. But we haven't seen any dramatic blow off to the downside yet either. So it is looking quite bearish as we go into the open. And as we look across a book map, I've got a change here, and I'll just explain what I've been doing. So in NQ, especially, what we've seen with the December futures is horrible algor bands. So if I go into the normal book map chart, the unfiltered chart, you can see all these algor bands following price within a channel, x points higher and x points lower. That is painful to watch. So I actually started reading about the TraderMap Pro additional filters that have been added since I last tested it. And this is a TraderMap Pro filter, and we can just look quickly to see which one it is. So the filter is show only the orders that have not changed. So I was looking at this in RTH yesterday, and it did have value. I took a couple of trades or they were helped by the information that I got off it. And it's more important, I think, for NQ than it is for ES. I've got it for both ES and NQ, and I've got a shortcut on my keyboard so I can quickly toggle backwards and forwards during this webinar. That's the, if we just zoom out, that's the filtered one of unchanged orders in ES. So if we're looking across them both and we're just sent to ES, that's the orders that have not changed. The problem that I've got with the ES one in ETH is that it is incompatible with the MBO stops and icebergs. So if you look at the MBO stops and icebergs, you can see there was an iceberg which has now been run through. But you can see all of these little stops and icebergs on the sub-panel. And hopefully we'll get some more information during the actual session on those. And that's why I'd rather keep it on ES on the normal book map rather than the filtered. But it's a pretty easy toggle, so I may do that occasionally during the session. The other thing I've done, and I'll drag over the TPO's to explain why I've done it. I didn't mean to do that, so I'll just take it off again. All right, I've previously been drawing just the estimated value that we might travel or traverse during ETH, essentially the last value from the RTH session. But what I thought is because I've already coded, let's show you the studies in this one, because I've already coded this rectangle to book map, and that is me and I have coded that, I thought I may as well actually use it and show you some of the volume profile areas that are easy to track in there. So I've actually got eight of those, eight instances of that study from Sierra appearing inside book map. So I've got two on each TPO chart of NQ and ES, and also two on my execution chart. And the reason why is because, if I just drag this one across, the symbol name on these trader map pros is slightly different, because it's a copy of the actual rhythmic ES chart. So I had to have two of my studies to get these values into these columns. So one is from my volume profile on my TPO chart, and one is from my actual execution chart, so when I'm actually stalking a trade. So it was just an opportunity to actually use that, because I think I've had many, many webinars where this column here, I've actually added one now, but this column here was basically blank, so meaningless like it is at the moment because I've got nothing drawn. So let's just demonstrate this. So if I quickly just on ES, where are we now? We're there. If I just draw something just under the price, you can see what I'm doing. And the reason why I'm explaining this is to encourage people to code. The API into book map is completely open. I think there is a lot of value in, you can see that it appeared just there and then that was what I drew there, and that appears within 30 seconds, 30, 45 seconds, sometimes inside the book map one refreshes every 60 seconds. My study in Sierra refreshes every 15 seconds. It's just something that you find, one of the real benefits I find with actually coding and some of the algos that I've coded is that it makes my stalking of trades whether I'm going short or long, more strategic. You're less likely to be impulsive because you will have manually or some form of backtesting all the types of stalking that you've done so that even though we should always be following what the market is telling us, sometimes we're just a little bit more strategic if we have been backtesting ourselves with what we've been coding and I do find coding gives us that advantage or value. I also hope that nobody can actually hear a fan. We're coming into summer in Perth and I have a feeling it's going to be a very, very hot summer so I have got a fan going, but I've got noise reduction on the microphone so hopefully nobody can hear anything. I'm just doing a time check to 54. What was I doing? I was just showing on the TPL. Let's go back to this and I'll just remove that in a second. Essentially, the shaded area is ES in ETH and we're forming value. It's not completely symmetrical, but we're forming values inside a wider value area over the last couple of days. Where's my pen? After we've basically gone up like that, we're just going like that at the moment. That tends to be bullish in the long run. We're not talking about the next hour of this session, but in the long run there's often a continuation up like that and that may well work out in an RTH session. It could work out in an ETH session. It may work out on major news later in the week, but this is an opportunity for the market maybe to have a little pullback as well, but we shall see. Let's get rid of that and get back on the cursor. The areas that are essentially drawn, I've drawn yesterday's POC which will appear there and yesterday's value low in my definition, which is essentially just this little LVN there on yesterday's RTH session a value area high or value high and yesterday's high and low, so that's essentially what I'm just marking out that you'll see in the second column in that one. It's really not an awful lot to talk about on where the TPO is on ES. Let's have a look at the NQ1. Again, we've got a nice balance value zone below that. You can see price at the moment. I'm going to go into this little value load or low volume know that I've drawn here, be interested and see if we can get below that, in fact, below this value from Monday and then work our way down to something, but we shall see. Every London Open recently has been quite bullish, so this is an unusual one that we are far from bullish going into the open and time check three minutes to go. Again, I'm just going to check to see, we've got a few people watching on YouTube and I'm just seeing how many people. It's just you and me, Marius, on Discord. I'm always happy to do more of these London sessions because I don't think many people actually do live book map commentary right into the London Open, but it's really finding out whether there is any audience for this or not. I'm just getting rid of that chart, so let's just focus on what we're seeing inside book map going into the open. Let's have a look at zooming in. A reminder when we're looking at this resting liquidity across ES and NQ, it's much more important in terms of determining importance for resting liquidity zones to appear in ES than NQ. If they're conflicting and they were, if you go back to halfway towards the end, three quarters of the way through the Asian session, in this ETH session, they were conflicting. There was some nice resting liquidity up there in NQ, but it was all below in ES, and surprise, surprise, we've gone down. That's one of the reasons why if you're going to start looking at resting liquidity in NQ, it's always quite wise to double check what is present in ES in case we're just being gamed. But at the moment, in terms of liquidity, that has been there for a while. I'm just looking across. It's only 22 at 151765, but that's NQ at ES. Let's just zoom all the way out. And this little zone here at 4361 has 181R. I apologize again. I think I have not changed the font size. So let me just boost the font size as we go into the open so that it's a little bit more clear. Apologies again. And we've got a one-minute time check. So we'll stay on the MBO, and I'll remember to use my shortcut when I occasionally toggle across to the filtered Trademap Pro version. But we'll keep it on Trademap Pro on NQ.  It hasn't been one of those really, really big spikes down yet, or we haven't really seen a big delta tail if we're zooming out. And these delta tails should be pretty much identical between the filtered and the unfiltered. So if I go across, they're pretty much identical. So in other words, you can trust that the information is objective and has not been filtered out. In other words, the filter is only applying to the orders, not the volume traded. Okay, now we have open. We're at the London Open. I'm looking across at the end of the DAX. So the DAX and the Eurostock are still well below their lows. I'll get rid of those. And we won't forget to have a look at FTSE. FTSE is still... FTSE is not quite at its lows yet. Yesterday's low and FTSE is over here. So because this is the driving open market right this second, we shouldn't get too surprised if they do have a drive down to that low at some point. And oil has come down a lot in the last few days. So we're finally ticked below $80 again. Get rid of that. I'm just showing you those trading view charts because I do look at the correlations all the time. And I'm also looking at the currencies. So I'm looking at the moment I've got the bond open and the EURO dollar. If you want to see what they are doing, I can just show you those as well. So we're having a tick up in the EURO dollar, which is bullish so far for this tiny little pullback in NQ. By the way, feel free to ask any questions on YouTube or Discord. Hey Stan, welcome. So far nothing overly dramatic or volatile at this open. And if we do get any volatility or unexpected volatility, again I point to that, 330 a.m. news release has maybe a source of volatility for the DAX which would have consequential impact, maybe in ES and NQ. So I'm looking at this level here to see, I mean in the unfiltered you can see that they are moving those orders. They keep taking them away because the color changes from red to orange to yellow. So if we go across to the filtered, it's the 36750 and we can see how many are actually there, 130. So the actual change is 12 orders and that's pretty much minimal. So that gives a good indication that there is resting liquidity down there. And 112 at this time of the day is relatively meaningful. But as we know from so many of these moves, they need fuel to keep going down. So they often have a squeeze up if they actually intend to go down. The other thing about this particular 30 minutes is that if they do get into some momentum around about now, the 5 pass to the 10 pass, that will likely continue for 20 minutes but we're talking about real momentum and so far this is just chop. There's no real momentum. So I'm just shooting the breeze and just watching the liquidity. So on my very short term, you can see that on NQ, since we hit this little low on the microstructure all these little swings have been higher or slightly higher and that is bullish. So at the moment we are exploring up on a microstructure perspective. So we're exploring up towards this level, the 15195. So we're watching all the little micro swing lows. You can see if they're going to eat into that 15195. At the same time we'll watch over on ES and yeah, one of the other things which I always mentioned but I haven't mentioned yet is where is settlement. So settlement is above us, quite well above us on both ES and NQ. So there is always the possibility that they have a big drive up towards settlement and just zooming out, they have some fuel. It is a reddish tail, but I don't know if they have enough fuel to get up to settlement in this 30 minute spell. Hey Roman. I may not talk as much as I sometimes do in the 8am session just because there is not an awful lot to talk about. I'm really just doing some live commentary for this. I have temporarily switched off my trading engine. This is really the time I do like to trade but it is hard to talk and trade at the same time. At the moment what am I doing? I'm watching this microstructure. So I'm watching all these little swing lows. That's quite a thick line. And then I'm watching this liquidity which they're advertising that they're trying to drag us into. And then seeing is that something that they can then spike us back down to this liquidity of 1517850.  We have got some form of delta tail there. I'm also looking at the size of the orders going through even though I haven't got my time and sales in front of me. I've got a visual time and sales inside Sierra so I'm looking at that. And I'm looking at the orders across. I've seen orders of 54 and 68 and ES to buy and I've seen 13 to buy an Ancube. Not hugely bullish. If I was seeing a sequence of bullish orders in Ancube, that's when I begin to pay attention. So if I see 10, 10, 10, 10, 10 or 20, 20, 20, 20, 20, 2, 3, 4, 5 of them, that peaks my interest. But I have not seen that yet. But they're keeping this area here as the flag of interest. 15195. And if we go over here to the filtered, 140, yep, looking down on the filtered, just looking at the actual order numbers, 176, 133. Finally, we're getting into that 195 or we're very, very close. Looking across at DAX and Eurostocks, you can see that their Eurostocks had broken back above yesterday's low and DAX is trying to now. So they're a little bit bullish. So in terms of action, it was actually not in our book map charts. It was in the DAX itself there. And it's something that I always try and be cognizant of. So even though I was looking across at this 195 and thinking because of the microstructure, we were likely to go and take it out, you would not scalp long there or I would not scalp long there without clearly seeing what DAX was up to. DAX and Eurostocks. If I drag those down as well, let me just show you. So the dark green horizontal line in DAX and Eurostocks are their settlement from their close from yesterday. As I've said before, these stocks love to go and tag home and that is home. So again, even though we might have opened down here, never be overly surprised if there is a drive just to go and tag that. And also remember, we are in a bullish run from last week. So we look at the microstructure on ES. You can see that all the micro swing lows are higher as well. Aha, question or something to say or something to talk about. Do I prefer London over the New York session? It's a good question. Thanks, Stephen, for the question. The answer is they've got different edges. So I think in the way that I personally use Bookmap, I have more edge from Bookmap itself in this session. The London Open two hours, I'd say. I'd actually call it two and a half hours, maybe sort of from some time after the German Open for a couple of hours after that. But there are completely different edges in the actual RTA session because the U.S. stock market is open that I am very, very interested in. So I do look at options. I look at internals a lot. I look at the stocks, any unusual activity or stocks that might be driving us today. I don't really have that in this session. I have delved into the German stocks. I mean, it's currently the DAX is 40 stocks. I've done various studies on those 40 stocks, but I don't find the same kind of edges that you can get from options or stock-related information as you do on the U.S. stocks and options in that session. So yeah, it's horses for courses. I also find that you've got to be very careful with the opens. And the OpenNet U.S. session is more dangerous than this one because although I do talk about if there's a huge spike, a lot of that is often taken back or reclaimed, those spikes like yesterday's RTH session can go a lot, lot further than you can possibly imagine. So they're even more dangerous than the London Open spikes. So I'm very wary of that and I find that some of the best opportunities to trade in the U.S. session are later on. So at the half hours, whether it's the 10, 10, 30, 11, 11, 30, and because we've just gone through daylight saving and I live in a zone where there is no daylight saving, it's getting later and later in the evening. So right now for me in Perth, the U.S. Open is at 10.30 p.m. So if I want to get some kind of reversal at 11 a.m. New York time, that is midnight my time. So I have four months a year or just over four months a year where it's a little bit harder trying to exploit those edges in the RTH session. So maybe I'll pay a bit more attention to some of the half hour type reversals that you have in this session between now, say 1.50 a.m. Eastern and 9 a.m. Eastern. So during the U.S. wintertime or the middle of summer, I'll pay more attention to this session. But I mean, one of the other things is I don't really know what the appetite is for webinars at this time of the day. So even though there should be a lot of traders in Europe and London that are interested in looking at book map at this time, there haven't been an awful lot of requests that I've seen from people actually wanting it. So I'm not here this weekend, so that's one of the reasons why I'm doing it today. And I thought it was also an opportunity because I've mentioned recently that we must do a London session. So this was an opportunity to do it since I can't do the Friday breakfast session. And we just look again at these little swing lows. If that one's one. I'm just looking across at NQ. You can see that we've essentially kept this exploration on the micro basis going. We're almost back at yesterday's point of control from the RTH session. And in ES, where ES is, ES is really back into its value from ETH and quite close to Monday settlement, T plus 2. So that drive to the DAX and Eurostock settlement, again, that's something that we can't ignore. Eurostocks is getting very, very close. Remember these aren't the exact values. This is a CFD based on it, but it's as good as for the purpose that I'm using it, which is to see where it is in relation to yesterday's high, low and close. So when Eurostocks gets that close, it is likely, I'm trying to get the right word, it is very likely that it will get there. It's just a few points shy now, only a few points shy of its settlement from yesterday. We're really back in this congestion zone now. NQ's right at yesterday's point of control. That little red marker I've got there in that column, that was from my execution chart. I was looking for a much earlier nasty spike squeeze up to there, but I'm no longer looking there. So I was looking for a real squeeze up to there and then to take out where we've got to now. So I really wanted us to get and take that out, but they took that out before it had this squeeze up or before it had this grind up. So my red stalking zone is relevant. I would not be surprised if we don't have a little pullback down, but at the moment all of these swing lows on the microstructure have continued to go up. So we're continuing to explore up and Eurostocks hasn't quite tagged its settlement. So the bullish action continues and we are not yet at the 330. So if there are these algos from some of these German banks that do kick in roughly around that time, they certainly would not have kicked in yet if it is that time that they had turned on. And one thing I did say a few minutes ago was that if we did get into some form of momentum and the momentum started there after about 305 to 310, that is likely to continue for a good 20 minutes into the half hour. So when they start, you know, if they start the momentum not right on 3 o'clock but a few minutes later and then they do have a momentum, I don't tend to fade in those next 20 minutes. Center that. Now let's just have a toggle onto the filtered. So if we zoom out vertically, this resting liquidity is acted as a wall of support and is taking us towards yesterday's point of control up at 438-ish. And now Eurostocks has tagged yesterday's settlement. I'm interested in when one of those three, whether it's FTSE, or DAX, or Eurostocks, tags the settlement. Because then you could say that one of the aims, it doesn't have to be all of them tagging it, but one of the aims has been achieved. And at that point, the hypothesis, if that's the right word, that they would get there has been completed and the fact that the others might not get there is kind of irrelevant to me. In terms of my statistical analysis of whether that was likely to be achieved, I really look at it as one of them, not all of them. Although that being said, quite often the case when one of them does get there, the other two do as well. DAX is certainly getting quite bullish now. I'm sure some of you have got it on your chart. FTSE is about to tag its settlement from yesterday. FTSE is within three points. So right in value yesterday, yesterday's most traded price on NQ has been tagged and ES is not that far away. It's a few points, but not that far away, five points away. And you've got some nice liquidity up here at 4379. And we still haven't had any microstructured lows showing weakness in NQ yet. Marius, you sound like you're in the same kind of scenario as I am. Sol, which is even one hour further ahead than me, Berth is on the same time as Singapore and Beijing. My colleague and friend Tom is a heavy believer in statistics. So if you were going to make some kind of statistical-based trade, one of the ways of trading this is that once we had that momentum from 305 onwards, is that you'd look to scalp in long with a tight stop. And you could have used any of the microstructured swing lows just behind it as a stop and make it a statistical-based trade rather than any other form of trade. If we're looking now at the Delta tail, it's looking lovely and green. So one thing I think I've mentioned before, but I'll mention specifically today is that the sessions themselves, the Asian session to the London session, they're two completely different sessions. So it does not matter a hoot if one of them was bearish or choppy, it's not going to affect how bullish or bearish the next session is going to be. Ordinarily, that is not the case unless there's been some major news and that major news can include earnings releases. Look at the microstructure in ES as well. Even on ES, the microstructure remained bullish.  That's a strong, strong grind up. I've got a 10-second chart open up in Sierra and that is a beautiful channel up from about 307 onwards. One of the other things that I do watch is book pressure. I haven't coded one yet in a book map, but I have coded one in Sierra. And it's often a lovely way of seeing them change around the sentiment when you see that the pressure is all up. And every market with book order pressure has a different flavour, so NQ being a much thinner market than ES. It's got a completely different flavour of pressure. Okay, now on the filtered NQ, so got a little bit of downside pressure here, so we've got a little bit of resistance at the 15-210 mark. See the little walls? They're a thicker band there and they've added some walls just above. So then what do we do? We'll have a look at the last swing low and see if we can take it out properly. So I'm not talking about one tick or two ticks. I'm talking about a clean break of it because the time is now 3.24, 3.25. So in other words, if I'm going to start fading this up move, the time on the clock lets me do it. You can have soft rules, you can have hard rules. So if I have a soft rule saying do not fade this momentum for the next 20 minutes, well then once that soft rule or the clock that is in that soft rule has now ended or 25% has ended, then I can start looking at shorts again. So that one is taken out so the picture is now either chopped or we're going to explore down. The top of this tail, it's not wholly green but that could just be a big order that came in. The tops are not always identical, the bottoms are not always identical. When a seller comes in, whether it's right at the top or slightly early, slightly late, will vary. Got the zoomed out picture. So these resting liquidities, this one in particular 43-44-ish has been there all day. But again, yes, resting liquid is much more important than NQ. And I mustn't forget to toggle back to the other unfiltered chart to have a look at any of the MBOs. So that was a little stop run here, you can see that. So if we draw on this again, so if they had a nice little range here the MBO tells us that they stopped out some sellers there and got us this move up towards the liquidity at 15-10. That's what the MBO may help us with there. Still exploring up, it seems. So FTSE has tagged settlement. Eurostocks tagged settlement. Oil not really turned around, still very weak. The Euro versus the Dollar did participate in this nice up move and the DAX has not tagged settlement but is in a small pullback. So two of the three markets did tag them. 327.5, got a couple of minutes until the half hour back on the filtered map. That looks like a reverse spring there. So if we have a look across here, it's a one tick. It's almost like a head and shoulders pattern. Those three tops there into resting liquidity.  That's exactly what it looks like in book map. You can screenshot that. You either get in there or you get in there and you try and have your stops up above it in that kind of zone. So you can still get a retight stop and you should already have got to on that if you traded it with a tight stop. But if you want to know what head and shoulders looks like in book map, that's what it looks like. 29. So we've got another minute. I'm just intrigued to see whether there is an uptick in volume in the next 60 seconds or so or a change in the price pattern behavior in terms of the volatility just zooming out on ES. So in terms of do we think this resting liquidity can be useful? I think it can. So we essentially came all the way down to a resting liquidity zone and came back up to one whilst the Eurostocks and DAX were having a tag of home. The DAX I think has stopped trying. There's now maybe the argos have been turned on. There's now quite a lot of downside movement in all three of the European indices. So the head and shoulders in NQ right back down to this liquidity there would have been a lovely, lovely trade, two and a half hour. And that in my head fund, I don't know if I've ever heard that, that's the 330 chime that I just got. So if I had got in at my original stock zone or had still been waiting to trade live, I'd have had a reasonable stop to get in there. But I'm not sure what my ultimate target would have been since the target was already tagged. Now why I like discussing those trades, which essentially are just trading microstructure with liquidity is that maybe you got your two, two and a half hour. The fact, if it goes all the way back up and then takes out this liquidity is neither here nor there as long as you scaled out and you took your profits because we are not in a home run game or I'm not in a home run game. I'm looking for high expectancy trades with defined risk. And so you could have called this one a triple top that's about to be taken out now. There it goes. So right at the 330, this is what we've talked about with screenshots in the channel on Discord over the last couple of weeks, we often get a good swing point. You know, it's often a good swing low. So it'd be interesting to see if today is another scenario where they do that or they take this out. So if we use the bookmap drawing tools and we draw the horizontal line at this swing low there, and see whether that's going to be taken out. And again, for ES, we do the same. You can almost see settlement now on the horizon in NQ. So it is only 20 odd points away. That is interesting because the rebound that DAX had off its yesterday low, it's now halfway between yesterday's low and settlement. And it was such a good rebound. You wonder whether it will get there. If it gets there, then the likelihood that NQ can get to its settlement is obviously increased. That little yellow marker there might get rid of that one. Serves no purpose to me now. Should disappear within 30 seconds. And ES is tag of home. Home in ES is at 438425. That's yesterday's settlement. So we're seven points away. Taking a little laugh at this yellow marker to disappear. So on my suggestion list bookmap, the refresh time on this column is faster than 60 seconds. Maybe in the 20 or 30 second mark would be great. It's just disappeared. So the next big target for ES is yesterday's point of control. We know that NQ is tagged its. And because lots and lots of volume is traded there, it's always a likely scenario that it can get up there. Provided the other markets, the other indices stay bullish. I didn't actually check the news release. I didn't even read it out. Let's have a look. 1630 my time. Italian construction PMI 51.8. Eurozone construction 42.7. French construction 41. German construction 38.3. That should be the only news that we have for the remainder of this session. I'll try and run over by a couple of minutes, but I don't think there's an awful lot of people on. So Marius, you've got a question. So it doesn't surprise us on NQ that you've got this little resistance war and that there's a pullback. That does not surprise us. You've also got some nice green delta tail there for them to squeeze a little bit of. When they have those pullbacks, hoping to determine whether it's just a pullback or it's a geo-reversal, having ES side by side does often help me. If ES can only go down a tick when you have these little spikes down in NQ, you think maybe it's just a liquidity spike down. You want to see a little bit more from NQ to make you really believe that the market wants to go down. And the moment we also want to see some more resting liquidity below and a lot of it's gone. I mean, once you start talking about these areas, it's too far away for the next 10, 20, 30 minutes. Oh, ECB speaker. ECB speaking. Let me turn on financial juice to see whether it comes through or not today. Financial juice is on now. I doubt whether Gondas has said anything too negative then. So FTSE is stalling at its settlement. It's stalling quite badly at its settlement. Euro stocks really hasn't progressed past its settlement. Those are the two most bearish things that I can see at the moment and the fact that we've got a nice liquidity wall above in NQ and in ES. In terms of relative volumes, let's have a look at this one as well. I'll just drag that down for a second. So on the relative volume chart, we did see a pickup. It's been gradually increasing, but it's 82%. And the actual range is really, really low. For ETH, NQ has only made 39 out of a potential average of 115 ES, 11 out of 27. That's in points. So in other words, I've picked a really dull session to talk about. So going back to the question that I had from Stephen Koch, if I just had sessions like this, I would become almost certainly just somebody that traded with very, very tight stops in NQ. Very hard to do real swings in this when it's so dull. ES, we've got that little marker at 330 that it's pulling back towards, which is also sort of a double swing low, if you count this little one as a swing as well. Just drag across DAX and Euro stocks. You can see that it's either gone completely dead or the bullishness has gone out of it. Remember, we don't have to take a trade. There is absolutely no compulsion whatsoever. If the market is dull and it is not a high expectancy with good volatility, you don't take it in my view. We'll have a quick look at the MBOs in ES while we're here as well. See how they could have helped. So you had 33 and some buy ice. There, 73, 45, that was nice. If you add those two together, that was relatively nice. And if NQ is back in its ETH value or really back in its RTH value as well, there's always the chance that it's going to traverse the entire value, in which case it would likely tag settlement eventually. But we're not getting a driving force from anything in Europe. The only thing that's really had a trend session so far, and I'll drag it across, is the bond. There is not a direct correlation between the bond going up and a lovely trend in ES and NQ in this session. So that's something to be wary of. It's interesting information. It's market-generated information that it is going up. But the information you get from the Euro versus the USD is probably more useful. And we haven't got the pre-market yet. So the Qs, the TQs, the SBYs are not open, or the Apple's, NASDAQs, Microsoft are not open for another 20-odd minutes. One of the reasons why you might want the time and sales around then is just to see if there's anything unusual that happens then. At that open or the pre-opening. So far, this resting liquidity is attracting. It's doing its magnetism so far. So even though there's next to nothing or slightly bearish action happening on FTSE and DAX, this liquidity is still sort of attracting. Or maybe it's because there's nothing really below to attract it. And an ES, but this really is quite dull. Remember doing a webinar with Bruce for an NQ and ES. On that day, there was really, really interesting action. It was mean reversion, but there was high volatility, high ranges. That was a little bit more interesting to do a webinar on than this. In terms of this nice spike action there, one thing that we would not be surprised about is if we get into this spike here. So if we draw this spike, one of those things where it may take a long time to play out, but it can get it back into that and retrace quite a lot of it. So far, not the case. Instead, this little magnetism of this resting liquidity above looks like it's more important information. And the fact that we're in value so we can traverse to the other side of value. That's why I've got these markers on this column here in ES. That is the reason to remind me that above what I marked as yesterday's value low, it's not the technical definition of value area low. It's my definition. And so we're within that. So there is always the chance that we will traverse from there through there to there. That was from what I perceived as the value low and I can bring it over again. What I perceived as the value low in yesterday's session to the POC to the value high. So once you back it above here, there's always a potential. It's a reasonably good probability. It's not that high, but it's reasonably good. So that liquidity they removed and they want to get filled around here now, which makes you wonder. Does that mean that we could reclaim some of this? If they move this liquidity down, do they want to absorb some bias here and push it down? Beginning to run out of time, I think. I'll get Bookmap to mark this video in YouTube as London Open, just in case anybody historically wants to find it in the future. If I'll get them, yeah, whenever it's just a London Open, we'll get them to market to differentiate it from the ones where we do them at the breakfast session. Just looking at the ETH range as well. We're not that far from the high, the overnight high. So ES, sorry, NQ is within 10 points and ES is within four points of its overnight high. That's probably because the ranges are so small. So again, it's a probability that we're going to get very, very close if not take it out now. Okay, well, it's been a little bit dull, but I hope that it's provided some information or edutainment for people. So I think I'll wrap it up at this stage. So thank you very, very much for watching. And good luck if you're trading later in this session at the breakfast session, maybe your RTH. I'll be back tomorrow Wednesday for that breakfast session. Thank you again.


Today's lecture is about eco houses and this will be looking at all the different aspects and eco houses is a very wide field so you find a lot when you are researching and some of that is not really very much eco at all but we want to explore this a little bit and so let's see we should look at the whole life cycle what is something that should be normal but very rarely this is actually addressed in a proper way so we will see where can the whole life cycle be well arranged in a way that there is low impact that it's well a house that is integrating into nature rather than disrupting and creating waste dumps that are toxic forever and so this means that we start looking at the site proper site does make a difference then design construction the main part is of course or should be operation of a house because we want houses with a very long useful time otherwise it's not ecologic if you make a lot of effort for building a house then doesn't make sense if it's teared down after 20 or 30 years already and if you move through the cities today you see a lot of demolition of houses that were built 30 40 years back was a big environmental impact with huge amounts of energy materials used now teared down and well new material used after only a few decades this is ridiculous so this is behavior that is crazy and it's also unnecessary also reflecting a lack of regulation in that field because these concrete structures that they could live for hundreds of years so it should be forbidden to tear them down otherwise only if it can be proven that it is necessary for various reasons and necessary can also mean to remove something very ugly so I would accept that


It's really important to have moments in your life when you're reminded how small you are. We're all just this one player that exists among many. We came to Newfoundland all the way from San Francisco to see a totally new place, to experience what the local business community is doing and see what innovation looks like here. My name is Dan Kurzrock. I'm the co-founder and chief grain officer of Regrand. We take the grain that's already used to make beer and we turn it into food products. I've become obsessed with this idea of upcycling, of this idea of looking at natural resources and improving the way that we value them. Jen is my wife. Our favorite thing to do is travel the world and experience new things together. Before coming to Newfoundland, I'd heard about John Norman, who is the youngest mayor this island has ever had and he was willing to come out and show us around. Newfoundland and Labrador is very unique. Well, you know about the icebergs that go by Eastern Newfoundland every spring, because they come down from Greenland and they go right by here, right by St. John's, right by Bonavista. And we make products out of them, because it's pure water, really high quality pure water. We have a number of businesses that are tied to the sea, tied to icebergs. You're going to visit a few of those. Water is one of the most unsung heroes of beer making and so one of the coolest things about the Kitty Vity Brewery is that they are using icebergs as an ingredient in their beer making process. Walk into a beer tasting with three beers from the Kitty Vity Brewery and we're going to start with our iceberg lager. This is made from 20,000 year old iceberg water. The real benefit we're using iceberg water is it froze up to 20,000 years ago and this is kind of before men had any impact. There's nothing in it except just pure H2O. So what you get is a super crisp, clean lager. Cheers. After meeting John at the brewery, he brought us a few hours away to his hometown of Bonavista. Bonavista has gone through a real renaissance. People are doing very unique things and becoming export businesses in this small, rural area. Welcome to the Newfound Salt Company. This is actually where the salt is made. This will take about six to eight days in these pots so you start from this way and just give it a little push and the water will pour out slowly.  Big chunk of salt. Absolutely. This is treeline, fun art and craft. And oh, here's Morgan. Jen. Hi, nice to meet you. This is my store. I use the Newfoundland Salt Company salt as a fixative for my iceberg dyed scarves. Oh yeah, look at that. So this is East Coast Glow. The products inside are really tied to the local region. You can smell it, the spearmint, the peppermint. We forge as much as we can from land and sea. And of course, iceberg water is a huge part of what we do. Our goal is to be the purest cosmetic company in the world. Seeing a place like Bonavista, there is such a focus on the natural resources. It's an example of innovation that I find super inspiring. There's so much synergy that they find with each other, using each other's products, creating a real sense of community. The next morning, I had the chance to go see the icebergs up close. One thing that is just abundantly clear is how much natural beauty exists and how much more there is to explore. We are seeing chunks of ice that are 10,000, 20,000 years old. It's awe-inspiring. It's a feature that is seen in so few places in the world. Never seen anything like this. That's for sure. Well, I'm really glad I could take you out and you could experience a Newfoundland iceberg. It's something that so few in the world get to do. Super special. Thank you, John. That for me is something I will remember for the rest of my life. Coming home from this, I feel really energized to take Regrand to the next level and craft this business that we're trying to build.


Hello and welcome. In this lecture we are going to discuss about constructor and destructor functions of classes and structures. Here's a quick recap of some of the relevant topics we've already studied. We've studied about structures and classes, about data members and member functions of structures and classes. We've studied how to access members in programs and we've also studied how to control access to members using the public and private keywords. In this lecture we're going to discuss about two special member functions of every structure and class. These are called constructor functions and destructor functions. Much of this lecture is motivated by the treatment in the book, an introduction to programming through C++ by Abhiram G. Ranade published by Micro Hill Education in 2014. Recall that when we discussed about member functions and their usage, we said that a class can have public as well as private member functions. We had discussed about a class V3 for representing three-dimensional vectors in Cartesian coordinate and let us say that we're going to augment the class V3 we have studied earlier with a new member function called print length whose job it will be to print the Euclidean length of a three-dimensional vector. So here we have three data members x, y and z, all of type double and all of them private. We have the usual member functions which are public. These member functions were studied in an earlier lecture and now here's the new member function print length which computes the Euclidean length of the vector and prints it. How does it compute the Euclidean length? It actually calls another member function called length which is declared as private. However, any private function of a class can be invoked from any other member function of the class. So therefore print length can make use of an invocation of length to compute the length and print it out. Here's the main function which makes use of this class definition. Here's a variable a of class V3 and here is a variable PTR whose type is a pointer to the class V3. After some code here, suppose we execute a.printlength. I'm basically invoking the member function print length which is public and therefore can be invoked from main on the receiver object a and therefore this is going to print the Euclidean length of a. Then I'm allocating a new object of class V3 and storing the pointer of that in this variable PTR and of course if new failed and PTR is null then we return minus 1. Otherwise after some code here I invoke the member function print length of the object pointed 2 by PTR by using the arrow operator. Once again print length public I can invoke this and finally delete the pointer and return C. So here we basically invoke the public member function print length both using the dot operator and the arrow operator. Now in C++ there are two special member functions that every class and structure has and we're going to look at each one of them in turn. The first one is called constructor function. So this is actually invoked automatically whenever an object of the class is allocated and in fact this is a very convenient way to initialize the data members of the class. This acts just like any other member function with some minor differences which we will speak about. It accepts optional input parameters and it can be used to perform computational tasks other than initialization as well as we will just see. So here is an example of a constructor of the class V3. So note that I have put this constructor functions definition within the public block and what does this constructor function do? It takes three double-valued parameters and it assigns them to the private data members X, Y and Z. Note a few things about this constructor function. This looks just like any other member function of the class V3 except that this V3 that we have written over here is actually not its return type but this is the name of the constructor function. So the name of the constructor function is the same as the name of the class and in fact the constructor function does not have a return type YC++ convention. It takes optional input parameters as we have already seen and as is the case here it is mostly used for initialization. So this is one constructor function of the class V3. Here is the second constructor function of the class V3. So interestingly note that second constructor function once again has the same name as the name of the class so it has the same name as the first constructor function does not have a return type but in this case it does not accept any input parameters unlike the first constructor function and of course in this case this constructor function simply initializes the three data members to 0.c. The important point to note here is that although these two constructor functions share the same name they have different type lists of parameters and in fact in C++ the same class can have multiple constructors as long as each one has a distinct list of parameter types just like we had for V3. So when allocating an object of the class V3 which of this constructor function should be invoked well the types of the parameters that are going to be passed to the constructor when allocating the object will determine which of this constructor functions is invoked. So if I declare a variable or object my obj1 of class V3 I have not specified the values of parameters to the constructor function here so therefore this constructor function will be invoked because it does not require any parameters. On the other hand if I was executing this statement where this variable myobj2 which is of type pointer to the class V3 is assigned the value returned by new V3 1.0 2.0 3.0 then this basically allocates an object of class V3 in the heap and it passes these three parameters as the parameters to the constructor of that object. So since we now have three double value parameters as parameters to the constructor therefore this constructor function of the object of class V3 will be invoked. It is also important to note that when I am allocating an object and invoking the constructor function then the allocated object itself serves as the receiver object for the constructor function. Recall that whenever we call any member function of an object of a particular class we need a receiver object for that member function so in this case the allocated object on which the constructor function is going to be invoked itself serves as the receiver object. Here is an example of how we might use constructors in a C++ program so this is the class V3 with the two constructor functions that we've just seen. In this program I have first declared a variable or object A of class V3 and passed these three double values as parameters. So since I have passed three double value parameters therefore this constructor function is going to be invoked and the data members x, y and z of the object A will all be initialized to 0. However they will be initialized to 0 by this constructor function not by this constructor function. Note the public declaration here why do I need to put the public declaration here this is because the constructor function will be invoked on the object A from the main function. Now recall that we had said that if a member function of an object has to be invoked from the main function or from any other function in the program then that member function must be declared as public. So since the constructor function is being invoked on the object A from the main function here therefore this constructor function must be declared as public. Here the object B of class V3 is allocated but there are no parameters passed to its instructor therefore this constructor function is going to be invoked and all the data members of the object B will be initialized to 0. In this statement an object of class V3 is dynamically allocated in the heap and these three double value parameters are passed to its constructor. So once again this constructor function will be invoked and finally in this case an object of class V3 is dynamically allocated on the heap but no parameters are passed to its constructor function. So this constructor function will be invoked. So as you can see that although there are two constructor functions for the same class there is really no ambiguity about which constructor function is being invoked when an object of that class is being allocated. Just like constructor functions there is also another special member function of every class in structure this is called the destructor function. This is invoked automatically whenever an object of the class is deallocated and in fact there's a very convenient way to do some bookkeeping and cleaning up before you deallocate an object. A destructor function by definition does not accept any parameters and it can be used to perform other computational tasks as well before deallocating an object. So here is an example of a destructor function of the class V3. So in this destructor function we first figure out if the length of the three dimensional vector is zero if so the destructor function simply prints zero vector with three exclamation marks on standard output and returns. So this is a fairly simple-minded destructor function. Now note some characteristics of this destructor function just like a constructor function this is also a member function of the class V3 just like a constructor it does not have any return type and the name of the destructor function is actually obtained by prefixing a tilde to the name of the class. A destructor function does not accept any input parameters and it is mostly used for bookkeeping and cleaning up before the allocation of objects but here it is doing something very trivial there is no bookkeeping on cleaning up to be done here so it simply checks the length of a vector of the vector and if it is zero it prints out zero vector. Note that multiple destructors of the same class are not allowed in C++. Here is an example of how we might use the destructor function of the class V3 here I have my main program here is the same class V3 with the destructor function highlighted here. Now here I have allocated an object A of class V3 with the data members initialize to 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 through the constructor function of course. Here in this block I have allocated another object B of class V3 and there are no parameters passed to its constructor function therefore its data members will be initialized to 0 as we have seen earlier and now I'm copying B to A so now the data members of A are also 0 and after that I come out of this block since this object is defined only within this block so now the object B will get deallocated and because we had all its data members set to 0 therefore the destructor function of the object V will now print out zero vector. In this statement a new object of class V3 is dynamically allocated on the heap and through its constructor function its data members are set to the values 1, 1 and 1. Here I'm copying that dynamically allocated object to A so now the data members of A are also set to 1, 1 and 1 and then finally I'm deleting the dynamically allocated object of class V3 but because its data members were initialized to 1, 1, 1 therefore when the destructor function is called we figure out that the length is not zero and zero vector does not get printed out. Finally after we execute return zero the object A itself is deallocated but before deallocating that object the destructor function of V3 is again called once again since the length is not zero zero vector does not get printed out so there are three deallocations here one here where zero vector gets printed out the other here and the third here where the zero vector string does not get printed out. Once again note the public declaration here this is needed because whenever we are deallocating the objects we are prior to deallocation we are calling the destructor function from the function main and therefore unless the destructor function is public we cannot call it from the function main. So in summary in this lecture we looked at constructor and destructor functions of classes we also saw simple usage of these functions in C++ programs. We'll see more complex usage later. Thank you for your attention.


is Brett Gardner on a couple of times with a walk and a single, let's hear from the veteran. Hey, Brett, just how frustrating is it that it seems like you guys can't break through against the Rays so far this season? Yeah, I mean, it's very frustrating. We've been playing pretty good baseball recently, and obviously, you know, didn't have a good trip down there to Tampa, you know, two weeks ago, and obviously these last two days haven't gone our way. So just something that we got to keep working on and try and find a way to solve those guys. Offensively, we have to do a better job of getting to their pitchers and taking advantage of the few opportunities that we do give ourselves when we've got guys out there on base and have a little bit of traffic. So, yeah, it's frustrating. Obviously, they've got a really, really good team. They're one of the best teams in the American League in order for us to, you know, get to where we want to be at at the end of the year and be the last team standing. That's one of the teams that we've got to figure out and get through. So, you know, hopefully come out tomorrow and find a way to avoid getting swept and, you know, move forward. But, yeah, they got a really good team, really good pitching staff, you know, seem to come up with timely hits when they need them late in the game. And, you know, we just have to play better against them. Last now looked pretty solid, especially early on. What makes him so tough? Well, he's got a real good fastball. He's got a real good curveball. And he's got a little change up that he mixes in every now and then. But, yeah, I mean, when he's able to command and locate, you know, his stuff is as good as anybody's in the game.  Thanks, Brett. Who else has a question for Guardi? Brian Hope, go ahead and unmute. Hey, Brett, Derek Cole was just in the interview room and he was still pretty steamed about coming out of the game. Just wondering what it's been like playing behind him, what your impressions have been of having him as a teammate?  That's what makes him so good. I mean, besides how good his right arm is and how good his stuff is, but mentally he just, he loves to compete every five days and loves taking the ball.  He wants to finish the game when he starts the game. So that doesn't surprise me that he was upset about that. I mean, he, as I said, he wants the ball and we love that about him. We love playing behind him. And I thought he did a really good job again tonight. Again, it's, you know, more so on the offense than anything for us to solve Tampa's pitching and get him a little more run support.


Hey everyone, Dustin Schaefer, the keto pro. We're going to talk about the ketogenic diet. So really, it's been around for nearly 100 years as a plan, as a prescribed plan to help elevate ketone levels. So nothing about this diet is new. It's probably the most studied diet of all time. And the reality is, is humans of living ketosis all of our existence? So it's a very, very amazing state to get into, but how do you do it? What does the diet actually look like? Well, it's anywhere from 75% to 85% fat. Yes, fat. And that's a lot of saturated fat. That's not just olive oil. That's animal fat. That's, it is olive oil. It's maybe a small amount of nuts. Avocados, butter, grass-fed butter, preferably heavy cream if you're dairy okay, or cheese if you're dairy okay, preferably aged cheese. That's where you're going to get the majority of your fat. Yeah, you'll get some from olive oil, but majority it's going to come from an animal-based fat. Omega-3s are great, fish are great. So that's where a majority of your fat's going to come from. It's a moderate protein to moderate low protein, depending on how deep you need to go to get your ketone levels up. So anywhere from 15% to 25% protein. So that's not very high in the traditional in the modern-day world. We typically eat more protein than that.  And then of course those carbohydrates have to be very, very low. Less than 5% of your caloric intake. Some people is low as 5 or 10 grams a day. Your high-level athletes can get away with a little bit more. And so it's just this recipe of this diet. It's a really, really, really strict diet to get your ketone levels up. And so there's a lot of buzz going on around it. There's a lot of noise around the ketogenic diet. But I'm going to tell you this. When you elevate your ketone levels, it improves the quality of your life. Most people look at it as this fat loss component, but it's really about human performance. It's about improving the brain, it's improving the muscle system, improving the energy of your body. You perform better in your day to day life or as an athlete, you can perform better than you've ever performed before in the right sports. And so if you don't have a tool to get your ketone levels up, then the only option you have is to dial this diet in strict. And I want to give you a commitment. To get the diet dialed in for you, it's going to take anywhere from six months to one year. You can get into ketosis in three days or in six weeks. But to keep them up, elevate it to a high level to get the real big benefits, it's six months to a year of mastering this diet. It's not easy. I promise you is extremely hard. And you got to be very, very dedicated, very, very disciplined to maintain that kind of lifestyle for a long period of time. And humans need to have ketones elevated for a long period of time.  All that stuff doesn't really exist. If you're looking for optimal, if you're looking for the next level, if you're looking for a high quality energy source in your body, you need to be dialed in on that diet unless you have a magical tool that you can utilize to keep your ketone levels up while you're doing a lazy keto or while you're doing keto ish. That's the only way this is going to work. So the diet is strict. The diet is really specific. And there's not a lot of variations into it to change your life forever. So and like I said, unless you have a special tool. So hey, y'all, hey, follow my page, like it, share this because honestly, ketones are great. You need them elevated and you can completely change your life if you can keep them up there permanently for a long period of time. I'm talking six months a year, keep those ketone levels up and you'll feel amazing.


السلام عليكم my dear brothers and sisters peace be upon you I stand in the Karbala of Imam Al-Qasayn peace be upon him I stand in the Karbala of Abdullah Al-Abbas peace be upon him I stand behind the Holy Maqam of Imam Al-Nahdi Al-Muntadar عجر الله تعالى فرده الشريف and today we're going to take a journey with me now I stand now in the Maqam of Imam Ja'far ibn Muhammad al-Sadaq peace be upon him I stand here in Karbala I walk for a long walk about 350 to 400 meters from نهر الفراد from نهر العلقمي I stand here in the Maqam al-Sadaq peace be upon him Imam Al-Sadaq Ja'far ibn Muhammad peace be upon him in the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him now no matter how much I come and talk about the Imam I will never give the Imam his due rights when talking about his character Imam Al-Baqar peace be upon him Imam Al-Sadaq peace be upon him they're the ones from their house graduated many scholars from the house Imam Al-Sadaq peace be upon him Imam Al-Sadaq Ja'far ibn Omar Abu Basir and other great muhadithin and jurists graduated from the school so no matter how much I sit here today no matter how much I stand here today and try to tell you but Imam Al-Sadaq peace be upon him I am a muqassar in talking about him now I also stand in Karbala Karbala is the city of dreams Karbala is the city of the believers Karbala is the city of the lovers Karbala is the qibla of the mu'mineen where the mu'mineen come and they pull out their hearts to Ibn Abdullah ibn Sayyid it is narrated that on the day of judgment Allah سبحانه وتعالى will raise Karbala to the skies it is narrated by Sadiq Al-Muhammad himself he says that Karbala is the second where the NBA the Mursaleen and the Awliya will live meaning that Karbala will be the place where all the prophets all the messengers inhabited and it is narrated that Adam Ibrahim Sulaiman peace be upon all of them all the prophets have passed by Karbala and have visited Ibn Abdullah and Imam Al-Sadaq our Imam also came to Karbala and here in this location he came and he walked to his grandfather Ibn Abdullah Al-Hussain and he visited him so here we are now standing in this location and insha'Allah we're going to go inside and talk more about the maqam and talk more about the fadail of the ziyara narrated by Imam Al-Sadaq himself we're back now inside the holy site the holy pilgrimage site the holy maqam peace be upon all of them now since we are here in this maqam I'm here as well narrate to you some traditions from Imam Al-Sadaq himself so maybe you'll have a better understanding of why Imam Al-Sadaq peace be upon all of them that the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him came to this holy ground to visit his grandfather Hussain as you know Imam Al-Sadaq peace be upon him from him we'll learn the etiquettes the ethics the manner the ceremonial pattern Imam Al-Sadaq peace be upon him he's the one who raised us on how to visit Imam Al-Hussain peace be upon him there is a hadith Imam Al-Sadaq peace be upon him I'll read to you the Nuss in Arabic the Nuss says عن معاوية ابن وهب عن أبي عبداللهن peace be upon him قال يا معاوية لا تدع زيارة قبر الحسين لا تدع زيارة قبر الحسين لخوفن فإن من تركه رأى من الحسر ما يتمنى أن قبره كان عنده he's training معاوية ابن وهب from a young time he's training him he's training معاوية ابن وهب he's raising him and he's telling him يا معاوية ابن وهب do not leave the زيارة of the grave أبي عبداللهن peace be upon him for on that day the day of judgment you will be in regrets and you will wish that your grave is with him this is one hadith another hadith by mama صادق peace be upon him أم سعيد الأحمصية comes to him and he tells her اتزورين الحسين يا أم سعيد she says نعم yes I do visit the grave أبي عبداللهن peace be upon him then he said زوريه فأن زيارته واجبت على كل مسلم ومسلمة his grave his visitation his visitation his visitation is an obligation upon every believing man and every believing woman these are the words of أبي عبداللهن جعفر بن محمدن صادق peace be upon him towards the زيارة of أبي عبداللهن حسين and I stand here right now and I am مقصر I have not given أبي عبداللهن جعفر بن محمدن صادق his full right in talking about him now أبي عبداللهن صادق raised us from a young age to visit أبي عبداللهن حسين now wouldn't that be now there is a story behind this مقام as you can see the مقام that I stand here today can you see the place itself is a war to take care of it as much as they can the lovers and the believers of أهد البيت take care of it we are coming to visit this place and this place and this place and this place and this place and all this and this place and this place and this place and this place and this place and this place and this place لن تأكد منها كبيراً هذه المقام يوجد الكثير من الحصول يوجد من المؤرخون بكتب الحصول جعفر النو محمد السادق سلامه عليه وصفت مدينة لتجد أميرا المؤمنين سلامه الله عليه إلى النجف الأشرف الآن أمام السادق عليه السلام أميرا المؤمنين سلامه الله عليه وقعت أنه now I have an opportunity an opportunity to fulfill لأن I have to go visit my grandfather حسين عليه السلام هذه الأجهة here that you see today هذه الأجهة used to be a bunch of palm tree gardens وعلى هذه الأجهة 350 ميديا ساوث نهر الفرات وراناً وعلى هذه الأجهة نهر الفرات إمام السادق عليه السلام وصلت في هذه الأجهة حتى أنه حصلت في ذيارة من النجف عندما فعلت في هذه الأجهة حتى أنه حصلت في ذيارة من النجف الأشرف وأتيه هنا إمام السلام الله عليه قلت موصول من نهر الفرات الإمام عليه السلام قلت موصول من نهر الفرات See the Imam is teaching us the manners of ziara He is telling us when you come and visit my grandfather والأ�� الفاضر أبي عبدالله الحسين عملني ، أنتم طيب Impact وستفاعتك ومن ثم عداب الأ climate والأسبابو كانت ويلة ، كانت وادقي apostles فى مح gravity انت عخذة من Holz ومن ثم ك unawareه haqi cm ذات cannot كره عن هذا المقاومoot وكذلك أخبرنا كافة الإيمام عليه الصلاحي والسلام وقد له من الهدد وقد خورده وقد قامت براءه قمت أحد كيلومتر من هذه الخ捧 إلى it's about to the shrine of ihn أُبِعَ عبد اللّهِ الحسين سلام الله عليه عاليه وقد اهدد أن الإيمام سلام الله عليه وعين عندما أنت أقريبا إلى it's about to the shrine إلى الجوارية أبِع عبد اللّهِ الحسين كان شديد من أنه على القبر الشريف إنه جزءا من قرسه على عشر الجواري يبدو أن يساعد زيارة وارف السلام عليك يا أبا عبدالله السلام عليك يا ابن رسول الله الإمام توتس إمام توتس أن عندما تأتي إلى الحائر أبي عبدالله الحسين أنت تقرأ و أنت تساعد أولا أتأذن لي بالدخول إمام الصادق سلام الله عليه وسلم الإمام مفترض الطاعر و إمكاننا to follow him توتس أن عندما تأتي إلى الحائر you ask permission اتأذن لي بالدخول يا ابن رسول الله اتأذن لي بالدخول حدث محمد do you give me permission رسول الله do you give me permission فاتمت سهراء do you give me permission عل teria ق crochet he told the shia this is the appropriate لكي يجب أن يجب أن تشاهد أبي عبدالله و أسي. الآن، هذه المنطقة here as you can see this wall here is about 50 cm in width and about 1.5 m in height. أصبحت هذه المنطقة here there was a man by the name of ... there was a Sultan there was a Sultan by the name of Jahan Da he was from the Sufi Order from the Bektash Order at the time when the Sufis had an empire in Albania and in other areas he was the first person that is narrated he was the first person that made a mazar out of this area over here this was according to the history in the year 904 after Hegelaf now you see after this place became a structure as you can see here today there was merely this wall here this concrete wall and there was no golden ship back right here it was merely bricks just like this here blue and green and there was no نخشات as you see here the names of the imams the names of Allah it was merely a small wall where the zawar would come and this area around us all of it was surrounded by palm trees then somebody came I'm not sure who the person was but may Allah have mercy on his soul this person came and he built a structure he built a structure until 1991 in the Intifada of Albania in the year 1411 after Hegelaf the ملعون صدام إحسين عليه اللعنة destroyed this مقام and destroyed the Gubba that was over it you see the area here was very close to where صدام إحسين عليه اللعنة and security agency so the lovers of Ahl al-Bait could not build this place and now if you look around you see the blueish color and you see that there is no roof but the roof is made of plastic because all you see all you have here is a wall and all you have here is a foundation a structure and then from the مؤمنين that live in this area take care of this مقام they're the ones that come here they're the ones who give their money even the workers that work in this مقام who are less than 30 employees they get paid from the زوار that come and give money here and they get paid the salary of maybe 300,000 دينار أمان which is basically around 280,000 أماركين أمان the زوار only do this for the love of Imam جعفر بنا محمد للصادق now when you enter this site when you enter this site there are amal for you to perform these amal is that you come first and you come to this Shabbat you kiss this holy window when you kiss this holy window you ask for your hajj by the right of Imam الصادق صلى الله عليه وسلم you say يا الله بحقي جعفر ابن محمد للصادق I came and I walked miles and miles and I came to visit you here at your holy sites your holy pilgrimage sites يا جعفر ابن محمد by the right of يا الله by the right of جعفر ابن محمد grant me my hajj there's a war come here in the billions every year زياتة أربعينية there's a war come in millions and they come here and they ask their hajj by holding this Shabbat they ask their hajj they hold this Shabbat they hold this window and they ask their hajj and they cry to Allah صلى الله عليه وسلم and they tell Allah يا الله I came and I walked and I walked and I came miles away would you not grant my hajj بحقي جعفر ابن محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم now after you're done it is narrated that you pray a two unit prayer in the first you read سورة الحمد then you read سورة الإخلاص in the second unit you read سورة الحمد you read سورة الإخلاص and you come here you read قرآن you do supplications to Allah سبحانه و تعالى the good people that take care of this مقام have Quranic lessons where they teach قرآن in this area the good people that take care of this مقام have made special wash shoes for the Zawar to come and take blessings from this مقام they're trying their hardest because this مقام is not run by عطب الحسينية or عطب العباسية it is merely run by the Mu'allineen that live in this area the people that take care of this مقام are the people that live in the بساطين here in the palm trees the people that take care of this area are the ones that live in this area here their houses are over here and they can testify for you that this place is a holy place and they have seen many karamans they have seen many blessings from this holy place they have come they have seen dreams and we saw as we walked by there was many small stores I ask you now to come and ask any one of these people here and they will all tell you that this مقام has brought so much رزق so much sustenance to this holy place now here we are standing in Karbala and I will end soon Insha'Allah my dear viewers I ask you I'm a Sadik I'm to testify that I am here in Karbala I ask you Mama Sadik عليه السلام because I know Mama Sadik عليه السلام يرى مقامي ويسمع كلامي I know the Imam can hear me and can see me and I ask him يا الله يا الله بحق جعفر ابن محمد الصادق there are many people in this مقام have hajats there are many people in this city that are poor and needy that need you يا جعفر ابن محمد now oh Allah I stand here and this war came from so far away asking you for the hajats oh Allah by the right of the Imam grant them these hajats by the right of the Imam help the people of Iraq from the Dawah from ISIS oh Allah by the right of the Imam save Iraq from the troubles and save the Muslims save the Muslim Ummah I stand here and Imam الصادق صلام الله you can hear me صلام الله Peace be upon you يا جعفر ابن محمد الصادق you have heard my words you have heard my cries accept my ziyarah accept my dua oh Allah by the right of جعفر ابن محمد do not let me leave this place do not let this war leave this place until the hajats are granted اللهم صل على محمد