What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late sports cards. We are ripping 20-23. Bowman Chrome Baseball Hobby, 12 box case number 62. Change in the title now. Pick your team style. First off, we are going to give away the Toronto Blue Jays. There are 29 teams, not including the Blue Jays, in the Random. We're going to roll the dice. Whatever team is on top after six times, we'll get the Blue Jays for free. All the Blue Jays cards will go to you. So good luck. One, two, three, four, five, and six! Chicago White Sox! Get in the Blue Jays! Congrats on whoever's got Chicago. I think it might be Gary, if I'm not mistaken. It's Gary A. I think Gary took them. I'm going to double check that if it's going to stop being slow. Gary might have been the last one. But John B. Congrats, John B. You were getting the Blue Jays cards in this break. All right. Let me read off a list of our names and our teams really quick. Again, I don't have this ready, so that's awesome. Way to go, Sam. There you go. Good stuff. Good stuff, man. All right. Come on. Now Core Shot 5 is going to be slow. What a mess. What a mess. Come on. All right. We've got. And now it's going to be slow. Bartonelle with the Mets. Charles A. Rockies Marlins Yanks. Don B. With the Rangers. Don S. Diamondbacks. Edward P. Mariners. Edwin C. Giants. Eric M. Brewer's. Gary A. Angels Royals. Harper B. Padres. H. Lynn Athletics. James C. With the Phillies. James J. Redsox. Jeffrey H. Orioles Dodgers. John B. Cubs. White Sox and Tigers. Mark Anthony H. With the Reds. Matthew O. Nationals. Matthew S. Guardians. Mitch D. With the Twins. Patrick C. Braves-Rays. Ronaldo D. Cardinals. Sean H. Pirates. And Timothy M. With the Astros. It's good luck, everybody. Again, we've got Finest breaking next. Some good teams still available in that. Nine to go. Nine to go in Finest. Nine to go breaks next. Then we'll be in the Gilded. We'll be in the Gilded after that, everybody. So good luck on that. Bowman Krom Kobi. Bowman Krom Kobi. See what we've got here. Don't tickle Rick. Whoops. All right, Pickle Rick. Perlfax. I know. Let's see a Perl in this, bro. That'd be awesome. Victor's Turrets to 125. Pink Teal Vapor for the Guardians. And base. That is a base auto of Yosemite Zuleta. There you go, Blue Jays. Right off Rip. Picking up a free card. Very nice. Yo. Congrats, Toronto. John. Very good, buddy. Very good. That is a Diego Cartaya. Well, sorry, a Wilbur in Francisco. Point ball. Tamar Johnson to 250. Going to the Pirates Guerrero and Duno. Got Gilded coming up after as well. Got three cases of Gilded. That'll be nice. That's going to be a lot of fun, man. See some huge cards come out of that. See if we can have another super. Maybe not have a cut today. A cut. That's what I'm hoping for. J.C. Young's Shema. Javier Sanoha to 2.99. Nice one there for the Marlins. White speckle auto. If you have to have a cut of anybody, who would you want to cut up? That you can never, never sell. That's it. 2.199 is Gennaro Miller. Ethan Salas Pan. That's a good question. Montero. I really, I think the Chester Bennington would be sick because he's in a lot of the transcendence. That might be my choice, Chester Bennington. Lincoln Park Singer. What about you? There's two. Okay. And here. One, one, I'll get judged on just because of what it is and who the person is, but one would be, because I'm a big one with two buff. It would either have to be between Churchill. Okay. There's 2.199, Michael Garcia. Interesting. Which, which I'm just, which is interesting. It would be an interesting autograph to have, but it is a big conversation starter. Think, if you think about it. Right. Kate Haunter to our bass auto. Nice one there for the Reds. And then. Yeah, that'd be cool. Mr. Rogers would be awesome. That is Volpe Brooks Brandon on House of Peta. There's a lot of cool, cool cuts. I'd love to, to see for sure. Gabriel is obviously like a Washington to be really cool. Yeah. A lot of the presidents would be cool. JFK. I think JFK would be sweet. You honey, Oswarez to 4.99. Bass and bass and Edger and Rodriguez. Yeah. What kind of cut would you guys want to see? Whether it's been made in like transcendent or one of the big products or, or not. What is a big shimmer Camilo Diaz would be a cut you'd want to see in a product. Bass auto, Yeniel LaBoi going to the athletics. Yes. Yes. You'll get an email when, when your cards have shipped. You'll get an email to have like a tracking number and on it and all that kind of stuff too. Paul Goldschmidt to 4.99. We also, we also Bryce Miller to 2.99. We also upload every video to YouTube. Scott. So if you just go to, you're on YouTube right now.  That's a great call be Doug. Former sheriff would be really cool. That would be cool. And bass. Yeah. Sorry about that. Yeah. It only tells you what break is being sent. Yeah. But yeah. I miss, I didn't, I didn't answer that question correctly for you, Scott. But you can go back on our YouTube video and you can just search like the break that you were in on the channel. You should be able to find it easily. Elijah Green to 4.99. Kamen Aero, Raynor Arias. That would be pretty awesome. That would be really cool. Jack Pineda to 2.99. Nice one there for the Royals on the white speckle. Bass and bass.  Yeah, exactly. Mason hour, exactly. The logistics of it would be very tough. Logistics of it would be very, very tough. Chris Bryant to 1.99. Fellin' in Celestyn and Yasser Mercedes. Yeah, agreed on that one there. Agreed on that one, Rich. Be an awesome service, but special wall cut. Like you said, it would just be just be tough. Be very tough. Yeah, exactly. Exactly, Lane. Exactly. I feel like you need like a real, like just like a team. Shiver pretty much, yeah. If anybody was going to do that. Bass Auto, Frederick Ben-Cosme. Nice one, Orioles first bass auto. There is a little scratch on that. I'll send an empty box and wrapper. It's a little bit too much to ignore there. Yeah, like my buddy, I had my buddy from college got into doing breaks for a little bit and I would buy in every now and then with him when he was doing, he was doing Bowman Chrome last year and he would shoot me like, he would shoot me pictures of everything that I hit, which was cool. But again, he would say like, like Lane said, he only did it. He only did one or two breaks a week. Two, two fifty. Yeah, there you go. Two, fifty. It's right out of your Riva. Let's just send, sort the break as you're top loading, Jake. And then you'll send everybody the pictures. Exactly. There you go. I'll do all of it. You want your Vargas first and Ariel Castro base. What's up, Wayne? How you doing, buddy? Good to see you, man. What's happening? What's up, Wayne?  Thank you there, Matt. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine to go, nine to go in Finest. In Finest, breaks. Yeah, a lot of really good teams available. Red Sox still there, D-Back still there, Orioles still there, all on sale as well. Oops, Braves still there. Yeah. No, I appreciate that. We appreciate that, Wayne. Thank you, buddy. Appreciate it, man. Appreciate it. Got rich thinking. Oh, God. Geez, to 150, Brian Rocchio. Oh, no. Base and base. Gears are turning. That is Freddie Michelle, first base auto for the twins. Nice one there. Congrats, Minnesota. Blaze Jordan and Kinder Delgado is Riley Green. What we can do if we just stop breaking for a week. Yeah, true. There's a lot of wild stuff I'm sure we can get done. And started at zero. That'd be interesting. It would be. Elijah Green to 499. I'd say. That'd be interesting. Y'all already taught them to just start from the fresh. You can do it that way. Base and base. Can't get the sequel information poll correct yet. Wanted a stat track to pull some breakers. Don't want some of the financials. Some want the financials. Yeah, no, that's very true as well. Nice. Magenta Shimmer to 199. Felon and Celestyn. I want to take the ball behind. 299. Spence Kauffman. Nice one there, Padres. But if we got fully caught up, I can't imagine it would take, I mean, Shugomaki. That'll be random to all at the end. I can't imagine. I mean, with the amount of people we have now, because we have, we had five new people start. I feel like we could pull it off. But yeah, Lane makes a good point. It would take to the first base heavy release. And then with the international, yeah. That's where we're going to get jammed up. Devis and De Los Santos. That's where we're going to be jammed up. Yeah, I agree on that, Lane. I agree on that. Yeah. DeSan Brown to 499. No, I agree with that for sure. Base auto, Ricardo Olavar. Nice one there to the twins. Yeah, right. Exactly. I mean, just logistically, it's tough. Yeah. Logistically, it's tough. You know, it's kind of like, it's a double-edged sword in that sense.  And Carter Young to 125. Nice one there. But it's also like, now you're going to have to expect a few extra days on shipping, you know what I mean? So, right, exactly. Because I feel like in the beginning it will go well, but like we're going to start getting the hiccups. Well, yeah, you're going to hit snap somewhere. Yeah, we're going to hit snap foods. No, Rich is right. We literally do every single kind of break. To Mark Johnson to 299 or 250, 250. And Felon and Celestyn. I think if you did just tying it in, you could pull that off. Yeah. Oh yeah. Just tying it. Gerardo Contaro first base auto for the Braves. Yeah, that'd be pretty easy. And I think it'd make more sense to walk off first. I appreciate that, Wayne. Thank you, thank you, thank you. That is a Gabriel Gonzalez 275. I'll get this guy out of here. This guy might be, this guy might be on it right there. Saying that. Say Wayne's just a big acid guy. Geez, man. That's great. Kind of scratching my head on why that, why that was auto corrected to LSD by the way, Wayne. Kind of shaking my head. Kind of, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm. It's like, huh, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm, hmm. I think they're Andrew picking up some MLB Mixer spots. Chris V with the D-Bax and Mariners. Thank you, Chris. Ian with Oklahoma and both of the Bowman, Crow and Muse. And the Orioles also gone thanks to James C. So we are down to 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 to go. Hell yeah, Matt. Let's do it, buddy. Come on, baby. Come on, baby. Gold Vargas. Let's go, Matt. 6 to go on Finest, everybody. 6 to go on Finest. Breaking next. That's what I like to see, my man. That is an awesome Vargas. Plus you got a base auto too. Geez, yeah. Be like, what's his face? Doc Ellis. Be like, Doc Ellis out here, man. God. Doc Ellis. Doc Ellis of Breaking. There's Green Anthony Volpe to 99. First thing in colors. Yeah. First thing in colors. Yeah. There's a base auto. Daniel Mateo going to the Rangers. Nice one there, Texas. Roger Arias. And Devison De Los Santos. Speaking for experience there, Rich. No, I can't even, I don't, like I can't even fathom that, dude. I can't even fathom that. You're seeing like double cards. Probably like not. That's true too. You don't care about being professional. It's very easy. Nice. Brother Guerrero to 299 on the white speckle. That's sick. Very nice. Congrats there, Reyes. My neighbor is Doc Ellis's god. Wow. Look how we just hide everything together right there. That's funny. Wayne makes a funny miss communication. And then we talk about Breaking under the influence. Then we talk about Doc Ellis. And then we're back to Wayne being a neighbor of Doc Ellis's grandson. Godson. Look at that. That is. Look at that. How perfect is that, everybody? How perfect is that? Full circle. How perfect is that? Wow. Full circle. My god, man. My gosh. Can't even make that up, dude. Gold shimmer. Hey, Sue Scalise. Going to the Dodgers. Nice one there. Dodgers to 50. Gennaro Miller and Marcelo Meyer. Unbelievable, man. Brian Bettencourt. Nice one there for the Grockys. What's up, Vaughn? Welcome. Yeah, welcome, Vaughn. Welcome. Nice. Gunner Henderson. Image variation. Going to the Orioles. Congrats, Orioles. Jayce Young. Jayson Trieu. Jayson Trieu. That is a, as well, the Cabrera to 2.99 for the Yankees on the rookie. Can I switch trashes with you to get a chance to do something? I'm going to make it through the next path. I tried, but I think I'm going to make it through. Yep, now I am. Now we're good. Never mind, just for good. Trash. Trash is good. Five to go in Finest. Let's go. Wayne with the Rangers. Let's go, Wayne. Hell, yeah, baby. Five to go. Yeah, dude, those are awesome. That's a good, good, good, valid point, Chris, to be honest. Five to go on Finest, everybody. Come on, baby. Let's go. We've got the Braves. We've got the Red Sox. We've got the Cardinals. We've got the Rays. We've got the Nationals. All on sale. All on sale, ladies and gentlemen. You can go after some Michael Harris, some Robert Acunha. That is D'Angelo Sarmiento. Four pinnacles for the Royals. Nice one there. You could go after the Red Sox, even though they're Bums. You can go after the Red Sox. Those Bums. One almost first auto for the Royals. Nice one there. Congrats, Royals. You can go after Jordan Walker. Jordan Walker. Goldschmidt. Alec Burleson. All in there for the Cardinals. Ivan Melendez. Two to go. Joseph with the Guardians and Gilded. Thank you, buddy. Scott Jay with the Rays and Nats. Let's go, Scott and Vaughn with the Red Sox. Jim G with a couple of upper deck spots. Matrix in the Terminator. Here we come. Samba to Oscar Hernandez to 299 or 499. Yo, entry Vargas. These are not the humans you're looking for. Lanebot. Mariners gone in 26th, thanks to Ti Huang. Lane is also, but just bought into something. Thirsty Thursdays with Forrest Pott. Oh, God. Two, two fifty is Kevin Perrada. Adam Morrison Pott. Adam Morrison was a bot. There's Traypal team to 499. Nice one there for the Reds. Congrats on that, Sinsi. Yeah, Lane was, me and Lane were talking about Almanac a little bit today. He was bouncing some ideas off my, off of me. And it sounds really good, man. At least I made it to 499. It'll be like you're actually there. Oh, God. Make sure to program my bot to not like Basharad Paraman. Roger Perez, Jr. to 150, going to the Mariners. Nice one there. Junior Kevin Arrow, Beep Boop. Basharad Paraman was a waste of a pick for the Ravens in 2015. Beep Boop, Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep Boop. Beep, Beep, Beep, Beep, Forrest Pott. I don't care if you went to UCF and you like them. I still don't like Basharad Paraman. Beep, Beep, Beep Boop. Sam Bott, where's the Joe Blair? I don't even think Sam Bott will do that, to be honest. Get a Vaan Bott that wishes random players' birthdays. Beep Boop. Happy birthday, Festus Azili. God, Festus Azili out of everybody. Tamoya Y with a raise in 26 and 27 on Gilded. Thank you, buddy. Wander Franco to 199. Nice one there, base and base. Oh, boy. What's Vaan picking up? The Cardinals in finals. Let's go, Vaan. Down to two to go, everybody. Gerardo Quintero. Nice one there to 250, going to the Braves. Bravos. Los Bravos. Capturing Bravo. We lost Bravo. I'll use part of Joe Pro's AI. God. Henry Bull. I'll come to work. Sam Bott will come to work, smoking cigars. Tommy Edmond. I swung there for the Cardinals to 499. Kevin Ehru and Eleon Soto. Boss never needs to sit. That's true. And then break the whole time. Well done, Francisco. That's true. What would be something funny that Rich Bob would do? Jayce Young, I'm trying to think. What would Rich Bob do? There's Jesus Bastidas to 499. That would be the best thing in the world right there. Rich Bob programmed to love Eirah. There's Paul Goldschmidt. Damn, I wish you guys could see the door. I would do my rich impression of Rich walking in. He always just, Rich always, ready, this would be Rich Bob right here. So he'd walk in. He'd open the door and go, come on, Sam Bott. Just like that. And then this is exactly what Rich would do. He'd be like, how are spots looking today? Programming to make fun of Lane Bott daily. There's Bryce Harper and Luis Serna. Programming to make fun of Lane Bott daily. Luis Almeida and Ethan Salas. He has not even bought this. I said that's not too far off. Adrian Pinto, Hans Montero. Box, what box is this? I'm 10. 9. Box 9. Empty. There's J-Rod. 100. Nice one there on the wave for the men in us. My pack is killing me and where the F is Lane. Oh God. Yen Yola Boy to $4.99. Nice one there for the Yates. There's Spencer Jones. Yonju Vargas. Nice one there. And base. The Braves left. Just the Braves. Just. Dylan Lesko. Guardians gone in 27 and 28, thanks to Edward P. Mr. Vonaroni picking up the Braves. Go Vonsky. Sold out. We are sold out on Funnest, everybody. Thanks, Von. Spencer Steer to $1.50. Rainer Arias. Oh yeah, it's Almanac Week, so Lane ain't going anywhere. Well, Lanebot finally forgot to unchain himself from his desk. He's got to program him so he makes sure, program him so he can't. That's how you got to do it, to be honest. He can't leave the premises. It's like just a surrounding circumference of a home-towered place. It's like a wall. Every time he tries to walk off the property, he just turns around, walks back in. Shima of Candidolgado for the inks. Munoz and Alex Ramirez. The firewall, aka locked door, exactly. Bryant Bentoncourt, first base auto for the Rockies. Nice one there. Stream all the Bachianetigans on a live feed. Oh, God. Nolan Arnauto to $75. Nice one there. Congrats, Cardinals. And Jackson Cheerio. Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. Exactly, Patrick. They're all, all of the iconics is what the same picture is the first moment. Can be super profitable. Sure, honestly. Well, think about it. You have no regret. Buying a bunch of, uh, yes, I believe so. We'll go through all of them. I think most of them are, at least. I believe most of them are, yeah. If not all, I'm pretty sure they all are, because like the wander one is, the wit one is. The judge. The judge, the, I think Coraza has one. Yeah, um, yep. Yeah, that's Paraz's first bowman right there. Chew, $4.99 is Lubaub. Cheerio and Arnauto L'Antigua. Base auto of Jack Panetta. Nice one there. They are. Base and base. Hey, thank you there, Craig. I'm picking up the Florida State one. Jackson Cheerio, Luis Guanipa. JRod, that's JRod's first bowman. Yeah, I saw that, Craig. All your best friends went there. Hell yeah, man. Let's do it. Absolutely. Ooh, atomic of Aaron Judge, $2,150 on the icon. That'd be awesome, man. I was thinking, Greg, what was the card that we hit that got you to the shop that one time? Because we took a picture together. It was, was it an overdrive or a stained glass? I know it was a soccer card. I know it was out of either Prism or Mosaic. I don't remember. I think it was Mosaic. I feel like it was, uh, was it a stained glass? Or was it an overdrive? I don't remember which one it was. Georena Overdrive. That's what it was. Ooh, Wonbin Show to $99 on the Invicta Auto. Nice one there. Road to the World Cup, that's right. Okay. Georena US Road to the World Cup. Gavin Cross Shimmer, nice one there. Yeah, because I remember I still have that picture. I still have the picture of us. That is Base Auto. Marco Vargas. We got an extra in this. Very nice. There you go. Marlins, Osario and Wilbin, Francisca. Let me drop you guys a link to the first Gilded now, everybody. Gilded 26, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 to go. Single digits, 8 to go on the first Gilded. Hell yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely, Greg. Yeah, but today I'm here. I'll make sure to come say what's up. To $299, Jordan Lawler. Guerrero and Duno. Yeah, I'll be there. I'll be there. I'll be in like in the afternoon on Wednesday. Whoever's working, I think it's Jake on Wednesday. Just let him know that. Just have him text me. I'll come out and say what's up as long as I'm here. If it's late enough. And Base, Luis Torres. Well, right. Very nice. Very nice. Some of these emails. Yeah, Lane, it should be around. Lane, are you streaming on Fanatics Live on Wednesday? I think Lane might be streaming on Fanatics Live on Wednesday because it's 4 o'clock in the morning. I think Lane's on Fanatics Live on Wednesday. I'm not sure. I have to look at the checklist. Yeah, for sure. You can always...  Green, Vladimir Restotillo. $299. Justin Crawford. You can always shoot us an email, Greg, and be like, hey, here's what I have. If you're interested in looking at it, and then we'll... Luke Gold to $499 is... Going to the Tigers. Rich on Fanatics Live on Friday. Let's go. Hell yeah. You can always shoot us an email, like a picture of the Jabari, and be like, hey, if you're interested, and just set up like kind of like an appointment almost, or just like a time to come in. Lane and Wayne Train. Brett Beatty on the... What's it called? For the Mets? Ascensions, thank you. Yellow, Jacob Reimer, $275. First for the Mets. Yeah, Lane is your guy. If you do anything PSA, it's Lane, man. I will blindly throw my cards at Lane and completely trust anything he tells me. Yeah, special early look at top tier one tomorrow, everybody. There's Victor Asturiz, $250. Over on Fanatics Live with Lane. That's going to be a lot of fun. I'm really excited for that. I'm going to be tuning in for sure, see what that's going to be all about. Johnny Perrone, base auto for the Rays. Nice one there. Tampa. Tampa Bay. Roman Anthony, Luis Torres. Davidson Gutierrez refracted $499 for the Mets. Jackson Holiday and Ronaldo Atlantigua. And Chavilly, Javier Arribas. Torren, Luis Guanipa first. Being there will be a Maella in here. Okay, what's the party? Yes, sir. There he is, Brandon Maella. And Drew Jones. Again, we have the Shugo Maki. We have to random off again to everybody at the end of the break. I think that is the only non MLB card. They're pretty easy on these. There's only... They're only in the World Baseball Classics, which is good. And that one fell. There's Raven's mush trade for it. Oh, God. It's going to be like, you should go after Jonathan Taylor. Like, well, now we shouldn't. Yeah. Purple Cam Collier to $250. You know what, Chevargas? Ariel Castro. I always love when they always say, like, oh, yeah, players, you should trade. Well, Ben Francisca, first base auto. Nice one there. Guardians. Yeah, they're like these completely unrealistic trades.  Yeah. Why give my hope? Seriously, dude, come on. Rainer Arias first. The superstars. Yeah, I agree. Iconic Tautis. That's Tautis's first. Cutter coffee. Drew Gilbert refractor to $4.99. I evidently so. Evidently so, Wayne. Good Lord. Get this guy out of here. Get this guy home. This guy needs to mix the water in right here. Shema of Gennaro Miller for the Marlins. You need to. True or not true. Blue Raywave to $1.50. BJ Cook going to the Ace. Nice one there. Oakland. Giant's gone in $26. That guy woke up too early.  Little too early. Shohei to $4.99. Nice one there for the Angels. Yes, sir. World baseball classic. Andrew Gilbert. Hey, thanks, B-Doug. Yeah, hit the like button if you guys are enjoying it today, for sure. Appreciate that. All right, guys, going to do a quick rainer for the Shugo Maki. Shugo Maki. Everybody, we are going to roll the dice. Whatever team is on top after nine times. I appreciate that. Appreciate that, B-Doug. Whatever team is on top, we'll get the Shugo Maki. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, and nine. Going to the Cardinals. Cardinals are going to get that one. Congrats, St. Louis. Do a quick recap here of all of our hits. Robert Perez Jr., base autos, Wellbin, Francisca, Johnny Perron, Marco Vargas, Jack Pineda, Brian Bettencourt, Juan Olmos, Brian Bettencourt, Daniel Mateo, Gerardo Quintero, Ricardo Olavar, Freddie Michelle, Frenchman Cosme, Yenny Olavoy, Kate Hunter, Yos Varsulita, the 499, Jesus Bastidas, Luke Gold, Yenny Olavoy, Trey Paltine, the 299, Spence Kaufman, and Jack Pineda, and Javier Sanoja. Gerardo Quintero, the 250, the 150, B.J. Cook, and Juan Benchio, 299. That will do it for the break. Thank you again for the fill, everybody. Up next is Fiest.


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Nice little number there Gold ray wave, Georgina Rutser Offenheim nice one there a Pantovic refractor for Bochum Angelo stiller heroes of tomorrow Hoffenheim refractor Caliguri Augsburg and Gold ray wave Timothy Chandler from Ferts It depends on the league what we're looking for. But yeah, Levandowski is big for vets He's in this. He's in the Bundesliga last year. He's in La Liga this year. He's big name Holland is in this so Elling Holland Rookies, I mean the the rookies that you're looking for this are pretty young and having like made a big name for themselves But a lot of potential like Sidney Raviger is it on Saturday mirror? 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In different videos I've shown you how to improve your ball control we've done footwork drills dribbling passing drills best thing to do if you don't have a teammate is pass against a wall but what I like to do when I'm practicing by myself is incorporate all of those skills into shooting drills I would just get a ball maybe I'll go for a little dribble then I'll come out and I'll strike that ball I'll just come back again let's say I wanted to practice some ball control okay you can start like that pull out of the air don't like that shot I'll fix it better I need to be practicing shooting every day and when I do it makes me way sharper in the game so if you don't have something like this don't make excuses because what is that it's a piece of wood find something to play with to be your partner okay but playing your passes and in different different patterns of movement I can work on my footwork I can work on my ball control and anytime I have a bad shot like that so let's say I did that shot I tried to curl it and it went right in the middle come back do the same shot again and try to fix it think about what you did wrong do something better next time okay but after I take all these shots then I would run get my ball and now look here I can play it's just like a little thing but I could play weighted passes let's see and you can do this quickly if you want fitness or you can do it slow if you need to recover if you need to recover take this time focus on breathing come back and go again so take these ideas and use these soccer drills to practice by yourself


Hey everybody, how's everyone doing today? This is Lee Lowell from smartoptionseller.com. Today is Saturday, December 5th, 2020. Welcome to another edition of our Saturday Synopsis. We look at the charts, see what happened over the last week, and see what may be going forward for next week. We also look at some options information. So for this week I've been getting questions from some of my readers, some of my students, wanting to know a little bit more about option credit spreads. It's one of the things we do at Smart Option Seller. We sell put option credit spreads. So I get a lot of questions, mostly asking about what happens if the stock finishes in between the strike prices at expiration. And this is good for whether you're selling put option spreads, call option spreads.  There's always the chance that the stock can finish in between the strike prices at expiration. So I get a lot of questions. What do I do? What happens? Will I get assigned early? Do I have to exercise? What happens? So today we're going to talk about that specific scenario where the stock actually finishes in between the strike prices. So let's get right to it. Let's go to our cheat sheet that I always open up and you can always look back at this if you want to replay the video. So you don't have to get it all now and take a screenshot of this thing. So you can always rewatch this. So let's talk about selling put option credit spreads because that's what we do with the smart option seller.  So let's go over what actually happens here. So let's just say we want to sell a put option credit spread. And when you sell a put option credit spread, you're selling a put option at one strike, a higher strike price, and you're buying a lower strike put option against it as a form of protection in the same expiration month. And typically you would use the same amount of contracts. You can sell five spreads. That means you sell five of the high strike and you buy five of the low strike. So you want them to match up because otherwise then you'll have an uneven position and that can open you up to unlimited risk. So you always want to have the contracts at the same amount and use the same expiration month as well. Okay, so let's talk about selling put option credit. But here's the example. Let's just say the stock is $100 a share and you want to sell a put option credit spread, which is a neutral to bullishly directional type of trade. The way that the way that we do it at smart option seller is that we sell out of the money put option credit spreads, which means the stocks here, we use our strike prices down here. We like to give ourselves a buffer for downside movement in case we're wrong on our directional assessment.  So in this specific case, the stocks at $100 a share, and we're going to sell the out of the money put option credit spread. And that means we're going to sell, this is just an example, we'll sell an $80 put option, and we'll buy the $75 put option as protection. That's a $5 wide spread. You got 80 and 75. That's $5 in between. So that's why we call it $5 wide. And we when we sell that put option credit spread, we collect $50 50 cents credit 50 cents per spread, which is actual $50. Okay, this is just an example. This is just numbers that I'm used to trading for our readers. Okay, so when you sell the 80 put you're going to sell the 80 put and you're going to buy the 75 put. It's your $5 wide put option credit spread, and you're going to receive 50 cents per spread. If you sell five of those, you're going to collect $250, right? So in this case, we want to talk about what's the max profit? What's the max risk? What's the break even? And what happens if the stock finishes at all different levels? We'll go over that in each scenario. Now, obviously, if you know, or your experience with selling option credit spreads, you know your maximum profit is whatever credit you receive when you first sell the spread. So we sold the spread this fictional spread for 50 cents credit. So the maximum risk we can ever I mean, I'm sorry, the maximum profit we'll ever make for this spread is 50 cents per spread. And that's 50 actual dollars. So you sell one spread, you're going to get $50 for this trade. Your max risk, on the other hand, is $450 credit in this, in this example. Okay, that's your maximum risk. That's $450 actual dollars. And the way that you calculate the risk is that you take your credit that you received your 50 cents and you subtract it from the width of the spread. Okay, the width of the spread is $5 and you subtract 50 cents from that. And now your maximum risk is $4 and 50 cents, or $450 actual dollars per spread. So you're basically collecting, you're collecting $50, and you're risking $450, right? And you might be saying to yourself, Well, why would I want to risk 450 just to make 50? Well, that's where the probability of profit comes into play. And I've talked about this in other videos. When you sell out of the money options, whether it's out of the money, you know, single options are out of the money spreads, your probability of profit is going to be very high. And in order to get that, you have to give up something. So you're giving up more gain and taking on more risk to get a higher probability of profit. So in this case, your maximum profit can be the $50 and your maximum risk is the $450. And like I said, you calculate that by subtracting the credit received from the width of the spread. Okay. So the question comes down to, okay, well, where does the stock have to be for me to either make the maximum gain or to endure the maximum risk or the maximum loss. And that's where the stock price comes into play. Now, when you sell put option credit spreads, it's a neutral to both directional play. So you actually want the stock to either stay flat or move up. Okay, so in this case, the maximum profit is achieved, meaning that we'll get to keep the full $50. That's that's the goal in when you're selling option credit is that you want to keep the full credit that you received from day one. So the maximum profit will be achieved if the stock stays above $80. And that's the short leg of the spread, you got two legs as we call them, they're called legs, you got your short leg and your long leg. And the $80 strike is your short leg and the $75 strike is your long leg. What you want the stock to do is remain above the short leg. That's the goal. When you sell put option credit spreads is that you want the stock price to stay above the short leg. Okay, so in this case, that would be the max profit will be achieved if the stock stays above $80 a share. The maximum loss, the maximum risk will be achieved if the stock finishes below the long leg, which is $75. So you will take the maximum loss or have a maximum risk in this case, if the stock finishes below $75. That's your long leg of the spread. So if the stock's at 100, you're going to take a maximum risk if the stock falls all the way below $75 a share. That's a pretty solid move. That's a $25 move. That's that's a big move. So you want to make sure that you're picking stocks that are in a nice uptrend that looks to be continuing in that uptrend. And you don't want to pick stocks that are in a downtrend because that means it just there's a higher chance that the stock could fall below your long leg. So once again, the maximum risk that will be achieved or the maximum loss will be achieved that the stock finishes below $75. That's your long leg. So the question that I get a lot is, well, what happens if the stock finishes in between the strike prices at expiration? That's a great question. And I get that all the time. So let's just say the stock finishes at you know, $77 a share that's in between the long leg and the short leg, right? You got $80 $75 and the stock finishes at 77. Well, what happens? Well, in that case, it all depends on what you originally sold the spread for will determine your, you know, your you could actually have a profit or a loss in that case. It all depends on what you sold the spread for. But let's look at an example here. Now you always need to know what your break even price is. Okay, there's you always need to know where the stock can move to in order for you to break even to figure that out. You have to take the short leg of the spread, which is the $80 strike and subtract the credit received, which is 50 cents. So we got 80 minus 50 equals $79 and 50 cents. That is your break even price. So if the stock falls from 100 down to 7950, now you're break even and any stock price below 7950, you will start to accrue losses in the trade. Okay, so just remember, you always want to make sure you know what your break even price is before you get into the trade. And that is the short leg of the $80 minus the credit received. So 7950. If the stock's currently at 100, you've got a $20 and 50 cent buffer $100 down to 7950 is $20 and 50 cent buffer. So you you're hoping that the stock, you know, doesn't fall that far. You want it to stay above 80, regardless. But if it falls down to 7950, that's your break even. Okay, so you need to know your break even, you need to know what the maximum risk is. And you want to make sure you know what the maximum profit is. Those three numbers are very important. Now, the question was what happens if the stock finishes at let's just say $77 a share, you know, or what happens if the stock falls to $77 or even further before expiration? The question I get a lot is will I get assigned early? Will I have to buy the stock before expiration? If the stock falls in between the strike prices? Now, in the options world, typically 99.9% of options contracts in the money options contracts will not get assigned or exercise early, because there's no reason to do that. They just you will be giving up the the buyer of that option. If they exercise early, we'll be giving up what we call the time premium profits, the extra time premium profits. And if you don't understand what that means, watch my video from September 12 2020 right here, September 12 2020. I put out a video about is it better to exercise your options early or sell it or hold on to it. So it's a very it's a very important concept when trading options is that if you exercise an option early before expiration, you will be giving up some profits, you will you will be leaving money on the table and you might not understand that right from here. So watch the video from September 12 2020. But anyway, so the question is, you know, what happens if the stock finishes in between the strike prices before expiration? Am I going to get a sign on my short leg on the $80 puts in this case? Well, I have to buy the stock at $80. The short answer is no, most likely not because most option players should be smart enough to know that you shouldn't exercise your option early because you know what if the stock falls to 77 and then the next day it shoots back up to 85, let's say, you know, you don't need to exercise your option before that time. So most option players will wait until expiration to before they exercise any in the money options. And since you are long the 75 put, that's up to you the buyer of the option is the one who gets to choose when to exercise the option.   And the $80 puts which is one that we're short in this equation we're short the 80 put, we're at the mercy of the option bar. So we have no control over that. But what I'm telling you is that 99.9% of the time in the money options won't get assigned before expiration unless unless it's just, you know, a sheer extreme move. So let's just say the stock dropped from 100 all the way down to $1 share. Well, in that case, most likely, the option may get assigned on you early, but those extreme cases are very rare. So anyway, so you have to know that let's just say the stock finishes, let's say the stock finishes on expiration date at $77 a share. Okay, well, then the $80 put will get assigned. And the 75 put will expire worthless. So that is a $3 that is a $3 contract price for the 80 put if the stocks at 77 that 80 put is now worth $3. And you would have a $3 per share loss minus your 50 cents would actually be a $2 and 50 cent loss. Okay, so my my advice is if the stock looks like it's going to finish in between the strike prices, and you're not willing to buy the shares at $80, you just unwind the spread, just buy the spread back before expiration. And by doing that, you're closing out the whole position. In that case, you're buying back the 80 puts, and you're selling out the 75 puts, you're just reversing the whole trade. So if it looks like the stocks going to finish in between the strike prices, and you're not willing to be assigned on your 80 puts, that means you'd have to buy 100 shares at $80 a share. That's an $8,000 investment. If you're not willing to do that, then you just unwind the whole spread, buy the whole spread back for whatever the prevailing prices. In this case, let's say the stocks at 77, that spread would be worth $3 now. Okay, you sold it for 50 cents. Now you have to buy it back for $3. That would be your $2 and 50 cent loss per spread. That's $250. Just like I said, so you buy the whole spread back for $3 per spread, and the trade would be done. You don't have to worry about buying the shares at $80 a share. It's just unfortunate that the stock had to fall to that price at expiration, you know, went from 100 down to 77. It fell $23. You know, what can you do? It just went against your prediction. So you buy the whole spread back, you close it out, and you're off the hook for everything. But the other question I get is that, well, what happens if the stock falls to 77 before expiration? Well, this is what I'm talking about. The price could always pop back up. You know, so most likely you're not going to get assigned early before expiration, just because the stock happens to fall below your short leg or even below both legs before expiration, chances are you will not get assigned early. And your your long leg, let's say the stock falls to $70. Okay, you're still in control of when you want to exercise your in the money option. The only time the in the money option gets automatically exercised by the broker is on expiration date. Okay, so you don't have to worry about your broker exercising it on your behalf before expiration day. That doesn't happen. So if the stock drops in between the strikes or below all the strikes before expiration, you know, there's there's a very minimal chance that you will be assigned early. So you don't have to worry about that. But there's you know, there's always that point 1% chance that that it could happen. So you need to be aware. All right, if you're getting nervous about it, and it's getting close to expiration, and the stock is dropping and it's in between the strike prices, you might want to consider buying the spread back. That's just how it is. And you buy it back, and you may be able to take a gain on it. Let's just say the stock, let's just say the stock is at 100. And you sold the spread for let's say, you know, lucky enough to sell it for $2 per spread, when you when you originally sold it. Well, what if the the the stocks at $79.50 a couple days before expiration, well, you can always buy it back, probably buy it back for, you know, 75 cents of spread, and you'd actually make money on it.  So it all depends on where you originally sold the spread, and where the the stock is at that moment in time in between the prices, the strike prices. So there you go.  Let me show you a good website that that could help you look at this thing visually. Not here. This is our website. Give me a second here. Move this out of the way. And I'll show you a website and I've shown this website before. Let's move this out of here.  Hang on. Okay, we've got this website, option creator.com. And I've mentioned this website in the past, option creator.com. It could help you visually see any spread or single option trade that you want. Okay, you can go up to the top here. And you can pull up any kind of option strategy you want. Click the down arrow. You can go through all these things. So we have the we have a spread that's already already up here on the screen. So you can buy or sell you can put in your your prices. And this is what a put option or you know, any option credit spread has this shape. And let's go to days expiry is zero days left. And so this is will show you the profit or loss. This is a profit and loss chart. And it's just visual representation of what happens to your trade you have a maximum risk and a maximum reward. And you can get somewhere in between depending on the price of the stock and where you are on the expiration day scale. So that's a good, it's a good website option creator.com. Okay, so that's all for the the option credit spread break even maximum risk, all that you know you want to make sure you know what your break even prices. That way, you'll understand what your maximum risk can be what your maximum loss can be. And also, like I said, if the stock finishes in between the strike prices, either before or at expiration date, you know exactly what's going to happen. So let's move on to our second part of a video, which is our Saturday synopsis, we'd like to take a look at the charts, see what happened over the last week. And I'll look at some individual stocks to to give you my assessment on what I've seen over the last week. So we always start with the the broad market. Let's open this up here. We look at the S&P 500, as it's represented by the SPY, which is the Exchange Traded Fund for the S&P 500. Things are looking good, right? If you've been watching my videos over the last week, we've been talking about the market going up. The S&P 500, here's where we finished yesterday. This is a daily chart. We always look at the daily chart. Each bar is one day's worth of trading, finished on the highs. You see this little tick mark on the on the right side of this bar? That means that's where it closed for the day. And it closed right on the highs right around just under a tick under $370 per share for the SPY. That's 3,700 on the S&P 500 itself. All time new highs had a great week. We had talked about this for weeks now. We have the nice W bullish pattern. We've been talking about the S&P 500 needed to convincingly move above the resistance line right here, the blue line. And we'd also drawn this congestion triangle right here. We're waiting for it to move out. And this the past two weeks, this week especially, look at this solid move higher. So the S&P 500 strong stocks are strong. Things are looking good for the market. We've had some movement on the coronavirus vaccine. That's also pushing the market higher. Everyone's optimistic about the future, getting everyone on this vaccine so we can get back to a more normal life. Obviously, the coronavirus cases are still going up, which is unsettling. But you know, the vaccine is starting to come out. So the market always looks ahead to future days being more optimistic. Here in the US, our Congress is trying to get more stimulus money out to people and businesses. So just the talks are getting people excited, having the talks about a possible another stimulus package. So that's getting people excited and being more bullish about the market. So S&P 500, all time new highs again, had a good week. It looks strong. It looks strong here. Now there's always a chance for a pullback. Okay, if you've been missing out and you didn't get in yet, you can always wait for a pullback because there's always going to be another pullback. At some point, the market's going to pull back. You can wait for it to pull back to the 20 day moving average or 50 day moving average. These are the ones I have in my chart. You know, don't feel bad. You know, wait for a pullback and then you can get in. Let's take a look at the NASDAQ composite. This week was a good week for the NASDAQ finally moved up convincingly out of the ascending triangle that we had talked about. Okay, we have the resistance line here. So here we are this week looking strong popped out above it. You know, I've been bullish. I've been talking about being bullish for the last few weeks here. And the market is is going well. It's moved up.  I mean, the market can just keep going up at this point. We blasted due to resistance. Maybe we'll have a pullback to the 20 day moving average line, which is up sloping. So you got the 20 day moving up, maybe this will come down so it'll meet somewhere in between. And if it does, you know, that could be your your next entry point. So market looks good. Let's take a look at the Dow industrials. Dow has been strong too. Okay, let's move this down a little take a look. Dow strong. It's been above the resistance line for weeks now another new all time high you can see right on the right side of the bar the tick finished on the highs all time new highs I had this little triangle right here. And now it's blasting out above it. So all three indexes look really strong. I mean, there's really nothing to hold this thing back at this point other than normal profit taking if we get if it gets sold off, it's mostly due to just normal profit taking it doesn't mean it's the start of another bear market people email me all the time, Lee, what you know, what do I do when we hit a bear market? Or, you know, what's going to happen when the next bear market hits? Well, why is everyone so convinced that there's going to be another bear market? You know, governments around the world keep stepping in and, you know, lowering interest rates backstopping everything I don't see why people are so convinced that there's going to be another bear market. We have pullbacks that is not the normal gyrations of the market you will have pullbacks but it doesn't mean that it's time to sell out of everything and say, okay, the next bear market is here. Wait for your pullback. The market has got the momentum behind it's got the bullish momentum. I'm long here. I'm bullish. This thing is going to keep going up. Pullbacks happen. Okay, that's just another entry point to get long again. Just remember, long time, long time averages over the long term. Let's let's like that a monthly chart of the Dow. Things go up over the long run. If you're in for the long haul, you're you just, you know, you could hold on and wait. Yes, we have pullbacks, but look how fast look how fast the pullbacks get bought back up again. Okay, 2008 2009. This looks so minuscule now over the looking back. Yes, we will have pullbacks, but it doesn't mean it's the next bear market. Let's take a look at some individual stocks and see what's happening. I want to point out, you know, these price patterns, these chart patterns. Once again, it's all about looking at charts and spotting these patterns. Okay, these are these are things that are going to help you spot the next move. So let's take a look at a couple stocks that I had wrote down for this week. So let's take a look at Caterpillar to start Caterpillar, you know, is a Dow industrial store stalwart. And if you follow the moves, look at this beautiful uptrending pattern, how it bounces perfectly, either off the 20 day moving average or the 50 day moving average. These are very important moving average lines people the 20 day and 50 day, everyone looks at these things. So everyone, it's, it's like a self fulfilling prophecy. The stocks and indexes bounce off these numbers pretty good. So if you have the 20 day was the blue line 50 day is the red line on your charts and this is the 200 day, the long one, you can see how the stock bounces off these averages. So every time that you get a pullback is is an opportunity to get long, if that's the stock that you're interested in. Okay, so, you know, back here, you can say, Okay, well, this is the top it's not going any higher. Well, once again, it bounces. Well, this is the top it's not going any higher. Well, it bounces again. So you follow the momentum you want to follow these strong stocks. The only time it's not going to go up is when convincingly falls below the moving averages and starts a new downtrend. So here, new all time highs for Caterpillar. See how it was going a little upwards to sideways until it met up with the 20 day moving average. And then look how look at that perfect bounce. Okay, Walmart had a very similar or has a very similar pattern right now. I want to bring this up to you. Here's the coronavirus meltdown in March. Walmart's been a very good stock. It's been bouncing. Look how just like Caterpillar it's bouncing either off the 20 day or 50 day. Right now here it goes. It has a nice pullback. It's falling below the 20 day still above the 50 day. So if you're if you want to get long Walmart, if Walmart's in your sights, look at the moving averages, you can either wait to see if it falls down to the 50 or if it starts turning up again, you know, the next leg is probably have started.  If it falls back to here, scale in and wait, see, see where it goes. If it bounces, then you know it's going to keep going up. Let's take a look at some other of our favorites. We have AMD, which I wanted to show you. We always talk about AMD. AMD has been a great stock for us. Had been bouncing off the support line. Now, AMD is making the or has made the W pattern that we talk about. I've shown you these W patterns. Let's draw it in here. You got the W and once again, drawing these things is sometimes manual labor. So let's edit these things so we can see it a little bit better. Okay. And it's good to try to spot these things on charts. Whenever you're looking at charts, you want to look for patterns like this. The W pattern is a very bullish pattern. And if you spot it on the daily chart, that's what we look at on the daily chart, you know, you've got an opportunity to potentially get long and ride it up for good profit. So here we go. AMD, W pattern. And let's draw the the resistance line at the top of the first W leg right here. Okay, make this thing nice and flat. Okay, we'll blow this up a little. Okay, one more. Okay, so there you got your W pattern. It ticked above it just just ever so slightly during the week up here. So it's right on the resistance line popped down below yesterday. So if AMD starts to pop above this resistance line, it's off to the race. It's got a nice W pattern. Once it gets above here for a couple days, look for AMD to continue its move higher. Let's see what other stocks I've got. Cisco, Cisco, the food company Cisco, not the other Cisco. This is SYY Cisco had this nice triangle pattern right here congestion storing up all the energy waiting for it to move either higher or lower. The your the odds are where it came from came from down below. So it has the upside momentum to it just coiling up for that next upside breakout and look at what happened. Finally broke out just on Thursday and Friday finished that finish on the highs on Friday yesterday, December 4th. So look for these patterns on the charts people they work. Okay. What are what are Intel Intel? I want to show you we talked about Intel. I like AMD better than Intel but Intel had this nice move this week and you know why? Here it is. Here's another W pattern right here. Okay. If you if you were watching Intel you might have seen this W pattern right here with the resistance. Okay. So there's your another W pattern and when it makes it on the lows it's even stronger. So it broke above like 48 and a half and it just gained almost four dollars a share. Wants to close this gap right here. It had earnings announcements and it dropped it down. First it made this W pattern went above like it should have and then earnings dropped it made another W pattern and it's going back up again trying to fully close this gap right here. So keep an eye on Intel made the move probably going to try to shoot for the the 200 day moving average here which will probably add a lot of resistance. What else have we seen? Tesla we always like to look at Tesla. Tesla has just been a monster. Okay. We've had this triangle pattern on the chart for weeks now and it just blasted higher. You know coiling a little here congestion here waiting for the next move higher. I mean it's it's it's gone a pretty good you know Tesla. I really don't have anything to say about it except that I like to look at the chart how it blasted out of here. Just to show you that these these these patterns work. I can't say whether to get long or short here but you know people love Tesla so most likely the path of least resistance is still higher. Netflix and Netflix is still churning in this this this pattern here but it was it's it's around it's 20 day and 50 day moving average. I like it here. I like the the bottoming pattern here. I have a feeling it's going to move back up towards the top end of the range but it's still coiling right here. It hasn't decided what it wants to do so I'm hoping next week we'll start to see it move up. Apple same thing. Apple had the triangle pattern blasted out finally over the last week. Not as convincingly yet. Still deciding you know do I want to go higher or do I want to still kind of stay congested here. So Apple definitely has moved out of the triangle but maybe coiling up again for the next leg higher. I want Apple to go higher in all disclosure. I'm long shares of Apple. Long some call options so I want this thing to go higher. Amazon we've always looked at Amazon too. Amazon still coiling in this pattern. This triangle pattern right here. You know it's probably got a little bit more room to run in here but hoping that it's going to you know move one way or the other hoping to the upside. What else we got and Costco I want to show let's take a look at Costco here. Costco another one of these these nice uptrending stocks bouncing right. It finished yesterday right on the 50-day moving average. If you are someone who wants to potentially get long Costco you know take a look here. Let's see if it bounces because this could be a great entry point for getting long Costco. You know odds are it's going to bounce again so keep an eye over the next couple days. The next couple days worth of trading will tell you whether Costco wants to go up or down. All right so that's it for the assessment of some stocks. Our Saturday synopsis. Once again let's take a look at the SPY. Make sure we're all on the same page here SPY. Just looking strong same with all the indexes. I really don't see anything holding this thing back so you know for me personally I'm staying long right now until I see otherwise and if we do get a pull back it's for me it's not it's not the beginning of a bear market it's just a normal pull back and it could be a better or another opportunity to buy. All right so that's it for the for the synopsis. Let me bring you to our website one more time just so you can see what's happening. We go to smartoptionseller.com. Here's our website smartoptionseller.com. Get a copy of our free put selling basics guide if you haven't already. All you have to do is put in your name and email in the box you'll get free copy if you want to know more about what we do just click on our services tab we've got our two newsletters and our one-on-one coaching. 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Welcome to the Rich TV Live podcast, I'm your host Richard D'Souza and today we're going to talk about the hottest stocks and crypto of the day. All right, so let's get with it right now, right here, exclusively on RichTV. So the hottest stock of the day is GETR. You can see this huge move happened pre-market and our MACD did give us a buy signal days ago. And you can see here that is now sitting at a clear sell zone in the RSI. So I'm not going to tell you to buy this now after it's gone up this much, but it's clearly got tons of momentum. All right, let's take a look at this. I'm going to change these candles. There we go. So I want you to look at it as candles. So you can see huge candles, a little bit of sell off, but the RSI is clearly in a sell zone. So please proceed with caution. Remember, RichTV Live is strictly for information and education purposes.  We're talking about stocks that are really hot right now, really trending. And a lot of times these stocks have already gone up a lot and there's no guarantee it will continue. However, if they have momentum, people could be pouring in looking for the next winner. They could chase it and it can take these stocks even higher or they could be getting short squeezed on news. Maybe insiders know something. They could be buying it themselves and sometimes these stocks are going to move. So just be aware of it, put them on your radar and put them on your watch list.  All right, after GETR we've got EVAX up 130% on the day. You can see EVAX at $11.47. This is the one year chart. I always like to mark the one year to get a feel for where it's at and potentially where it could be going and how low it's been and how high it's been and where we are in the range. So you can see here there is potentially a gap to fill to get back to 52-week highs and it looks like it might want to get there just because of the momentum it has. So just be aware of that EVAX. But the RSI does say it's very close to a cell zone and previously when it's gone into this area, it's gotten to this point maybe a little higher and then sold off. So it's very important to know where it's gone before so you can make a prediction of where it's going in the future. All right, so there up 128%. Those are the two hottest stocks of the day, GETR or penny stock and EVTX, EVAX, more of a large cap or mid cap stock at $11 up 129%. SPRC up 52% on the day. Big move for SPRC and another one that has been higher come down and now doing this move off a bottom with a massive, massive gap to fill. So we like these types of plays, we like these ones that have come down but are starting to make a reversal especially right now because a lot of these small caps and mid caps and even some large caps have really been beaten down over the last couple years. So this is one to definitely watch SPRC up 51% at $5.23 with a massive gap to fill to get back to 52-week highs, which is $22. So it could be an opportunity for multiple here on SPRC. All right, another penny stock up today. 70% now is VSME. You can see this thing has been much higher as well has come down and is now starting to gain some momentum. So anything that's under a dollar gets really risky. I always call the dollar zone no man's land. So please proceed with caution. You can see over the last month it's definitely making some big moves and the RSI is sitting in a cell zone sitting right around 69. So in a aggressive cell zone here, proceed with caution, very risky at 53 cents. Typically when they're under a dollar, it's kind of being controlled by market makers. So just be aware of that and put it on your radar and put on your watch list. ENSC, another one up 20% today, having a nice day. ENSC. All right, so talk about big boys, Netflix. They just reported stronger than expected earnings, huge move for Netflix today at $552 and up 12% on the day and approaching all-time highs is Netflix. Huge move on Netflix over the last couple years here where it's gone from $156 to where it is today at $552. So another one of those big companies that is really just getting bigger and making billions of dollars a quarter. I think they came in just under $9 billion for the quarter. So massive, massive revenue growth and this is where the market and especially smart money and institutions are pouring in to these types of deals and it has been for the last year and for the start of this year. You can see AMD following in the video footsteps at all time highs now is AMD. Let me adjust this just continues to shoot for the moon and AMD is continuing this momentum. NOB is a stock that I'm watching. It's a small cap that I think has a lot of potential. Put them on your radar and put them on your watch list. Plug power did have a big day yesterday. Still in the green slightly today, but nothing too exciting. NVIDIA, look at this. They just continue to go higher. Number one AI stock and number one chip maker on the planet. So this has just been the gift that keeps on giving NVIDIA. Now it's $619 meta also continuously going higher. They just keep going up and up and up. Seems like institutions just keep pouring into these bigger names as they seem to be the place for safety. So keep your eye on meta as they have momentum. Roblox starting to gain some steam again up 1% and gaining momentum. FAZE I talked to you about it yesterday. They continue to go up today up 15% on the day. You could see these guys have got a lot of momentum right now and starting to really maintain this growth. So keep your eye on FAZE. Google still staying hot. Google stays hot at $150. You could see the momentum is real here on Google. Microsoft also maintaining that momentum and going higher. So this is one of those rich get richer meant situations in the market where the big companies continue to stay strong. Here we go with Amazon. Same thing. You know, one of those top companies top names that just continues this momentum that has had for the last year. All right. Tesla was dipping is starting to find a bid today up 1%. S&P 500 in the green just continuously going up. Bitcoin finding a bid at $40,000. This is very good for Bitcoin and anything Bitcoin related. Obviously, we love Bitcoin and full disclosure. We are owners of Bitcoin. The Dow Jones also in the green. The market continues to have this momentum and stay strong, mainly because of companies like Netflix and all the large caps that continuously are staying hot. That's maintaining this momentum in the market. KAMN, one that I'm watching can see that huge green candle and they're starting to have another green candle forming. So keep your eye on KAMN. Visa also maintaining this momentum and just reaching higher. So keep your eye on Visa. Apple staying in the green and staying hot. So Apple maintains this momentum as well. TKO is pulling back a little bit. We talked about it yesterday, working with the WWE and with the UFC. Coinbase is one of the hottest stocks last year. You can look at the one-year chart and see that it had a monster year last year has pulled back now this year. I think that it's doing this type of momentum. This move here where it pulls back consolidates and then has a rip. I think we're going to see that and I think you're going to see a big move here at some point in Coinbase as Bitcoin having is nearing closer and closer every day. So keep your eye on Coinbase. Ethereum is pulling back a little bit. Investors taking profits. US 30 slightly in the red today. Neo slightly in the red today. Cardano also slightly in the red today. So those are the stocks and crypto that we're watching today. And once again, GT are the hottest move of the day. Up 174% and EVAX up 128%. So those are the two hottest movers of the day and Netflix caps really making waves, making moves. AMD as well staying hot and the video. So those are the stocks and cryptos that I'm watching today. And obviously Bitcoin showing some resilience after dropping down to 38. Now starting to look strong again over 40,000. So starting to find a lot of buyers under 40. So keep your eyes on all of those assets. I'm your boy rich and rich TV if you're not winning probably watching, bringing the winners, CEO interviews, breaking news, trending topics, and we bring it to you first. Have a great day everybody. We'll be back soon. I'm up. Peace.


Hi, I'm Rusty Komori, and this is Beyond the Lines. We are broadcasting live from the beautiful Think Tech Hawaii TV studio in the Pioneer Plaza in downtown Honolulu. This show is based on my book, also titled Beyond the Lines, and it's about leadership, creating a superior culture of excellence and finding greatness. Today's special guest is someone that I've known for many years, and he truly is a great man. He graduated magna cum laude from Cornell University and received his law degree from Harvard, and needless to say, he's one of our state's top attorneys. He's also chairman of the board for the East-West Center and a great friend of mine. He is Richard Turbin, and today we are going beyond international relation. Hey, Richard. Hey, Rusty, it's great to be here. It's an honor to be on your show. Well, I'm excited to have you on the show, and I know you for many years because I used to teach tennis to your daughter, Laurel, in private tennis lessons, and now you and your wife, Ray, are my protegees in tennis. Right, yeah, Rusty, you are my tennis guru, and it's great to have you as a friend, a tennis guru, and also a guru for my work as chairman of the board of governors of the East-West Center and the other pro bono work I do in my work and my professional life. So thank you for all the help you've given me for very valuable help. Well, I'm excited every time I'm able to see you and talk with you, Richard, and I've been wanting to ask you, though, I've had some students that attended Cornell. What was it about Cornell that you'd like? When I loved about Cornell, it was really an intellectual, you know, hot house. I mean, I felt it was an academy. I mean, almost, I kind of envisioned myself going to one of the first great universities in Athens or Paris. I mean, because you're out in the country, it's far away from any major big city, New York, but at that time was seven hours away, you're in beautiful country, and there really wasn't anything much else to do other than to study, to work with brilliant professors to train my mind, you know, my intellectual capacity. So for a young student, it was a great experience. Now, I want to ask you, how tough was Harvard Law, Richard? Well, it was very tough to get in, I must say that, but once you were accepted as a student, and as long as you went to classes, as long as you participated in discussions, you know, you were fine, you know, they didn't try to work you to death and make you, you know, and throw people out of the law school. And what I loved about it most was my fellow students. So many of them were geniuses, brilliant people, interesting people, humble. It wasn't just, you know, the rich elite that went there. It was really, you know, a law school of, it was a meritocracy. Yeah, no, that's good to hear. I like that. And I want to know, how did you end up coming to Hawaii? I always had it in my mind. It was something I wanted to do as far back as I remember. As a kid, you know, I loved reading history books and geography books. And there was something about Hawaii that just fascinated me, the diversity, the bridge between, you know, North America and Asia. And even, I remember in law school, one of my professors, Dr. Leach, he had just come back from the East West Center. The East West Center had just started in 1960. And I also, and the fact that it was based in Hawaii, you know, as a bridge between the East and the West, that was another reason I wanted to come. Oh, I love hearing that. And Richard, you have a great family.  What are they doing now? I'm so lucky. They are just wonderful young people. Laurel is starting her second year as a professor at University of Hawaii. Great. Yeah, she opened up sustainability, resilience, environmental program in the Department of Ethnic Studies at the University of Hawaii. And second year as a professor working on her first book. Nice. Derek is coming home to Hawaii from LA and he's opening up a law firm here. Great. A Hawaii office of a major West Coast law firm, Gilson and Dobb. And so very proud, very proud of both Derek and Laurel. Of course you are. And Richard, I wanna talk about your wife, Rae. I mean, Rae is incredible. How did you guys meet? We met in Hawaii, I was a public defender working in the public defender's office for about a year and a half. She just came to Hawaii as a legal aid lawyer through the VISTA program. And I met her in the office. She was about ready to borrow some snorkeling equipment from another lawyer. And I said, oh, this is a great woman. She's smart, beautiful. And she's also an avid athlete. It turned out that was about the last time she went into the ocean. Well, I gotta say you and Rae are just so cute together. You guys are perfect together and I love you both. And you guys have your own hugely successful law firm, Turban, Chew, and Hyte. What do you guys, what kind of law do you practice? We represent victims. Primarily, it's a plaintiff's personal injury law firm, which means people who get hurt, hurt mostly in traffic accidents, falls, industrial accidents, victims of malpractice. We represent them and try to get adequate compensation so they are fairly compensated for the injury and the pain and suffering they go through. We really love it. I mean, we're representing the average citizen of the state of Hawaii, not the wealthy banks or insurance companies. I like to say we represent the little people and we try to bring them justice. And you've been doing that extremely well. I mean, hugely successful law firm. And I wanna talk with you about the East-West Center and you being the chairman of the board. What is the mission of the East-West Center? Well, I like to say that the mission is peace fair. I mean, not warfare, but peace fair. We want to, the initial mission was to help. We opened up 60 years ago in 1960. And our mission at that time, Asia was not the economic powerhouse it is today. It was still kind of an underprivileged area. And the purpose of the East-West Center was to help bring them the professional skills, the know-how, the infrastructure to help the very talented people of Asia become economically successful. And it sure has worked. So I think we helped do a good job. And we also wanted to bring peaceful relations there. And happy to say that since the East-West Center began, there's been very few major wars in the Asia region, which has helped to become a prosperous and economically successful. And also to create a better kinship, better relations between East and West, the United States and Asia. And if I get to say one more thing, we've had seven presidents and prime ministers of major Asian countries as East-West Center alumni. Yeah, that's amazing. And it's located on the UH campus, but it's its own identity. And I know you deeply care about the East-West Center, and I know you have great passion for it. Why is that, Richard? Well, you know, thinking about what any of us can do to help foster a better world, a more peaceful world, a more prosperous world. And if I could do my part to help serving as a leader of the East-West Center, it's an honor for me. It's a passion and it's one of my life goals to make whatever contribution I can make to have a safer, more peaceful, more prosperous world. And you're definitely doing that. And you also met with the Secretary of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon. How was it meeting with him? It was a beautiful experience. He was so inspirational. He was the keynote speaker at this event in Los Angeles that was honoring the East-West Center and its outgoing President, Charles Morrison. And Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, he was such a passionate, inspiring leader, intelligent, articulate, eloquent, and very modest also. No, that's good to hear, because I see him a lot on TV dealing with all kinds of stuff with the United Nations. So that's really good to hear. I'm glad you got to meet with him. And you also welcomed the President of Taiwan, President Tsai, to the East-West Center here in Hawaii. How was it meeting with her? Oh, that was also an honor. It was just such an honor to be able to read her and introduce her to the audience at the East-West Center. And she chose the East-West Center to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the United States, Taiwan, a treaty, a relationship treaty, treaty of friendship. And it was such an honor for both Hawaii and the East-West Center that she chose the East-West Center as the venue for that great celebration. Yeah. She also, very intelligent woman, very, a very compassionate, modest woman, and incidentally, a graduate of Cornell. Oh, Cornell University. That's interesting. Now, Richard, you also recently went up to Washington, DC and you took up a couple of the board members with you, one of which was our newly retired president of Cornell School, Jim Scott, who's absolutely fantastic. And that's gonna be a great benefit having him on the East-West Center board. And you guys met with Senator Brian Schatz. That's correct. How was it up there? It was a great meeting and there is a lot of aloha for the East-West Center in Washington, DC.  We met the chief of staff for Tulsi Gabbard also. And it's important to remember that about half of our funding comes from, half of the funding for the East-West Center comes from congressional appropriations. So we need our, you know, Washington being what it is, we need the help of our congressional delegation to get that funding. And since Senator Brian Schatz is on the Senator Appropriations Committee, and by the way, Congressman Ed Case just got appointed to the House Appropriations Committee. Great. That's a big help. That's a big asset for the East-West Center. And their cautiously optimistic Senator Maisie Hirono is also very helpful. They're all very cautiously optimistic that we're gonna continue with our funding and knock on wood, maybe even get it up to bit. Nice. And you know, the more I look into what the East-West Center is all about, I mean, it's such a critical, you know, meeting for everybody to come together because it's not just the United States, but it's the countries in Asia and the Pacific. What would you want to see happen in the coming years for the East-West Center? Well, you know, we have to continue our mission as it is. We still do a lot of student exchange programs. In other words, a lot of smart, maybe not-so-wealthy young people from Asia and the Pacific nations come to Hawaii. They live at the East-West Center. They get advanced degrees from the University of Hawaii. We want to continue those programs. We also want to help the State Department do some of the jobs that the State Department can do, for example, the East-West Center was quite important in advancing a democracy in the new nation of Myanmar. We also serve as kind of the United Nations Secretariat for the leaders of all the Pacific nations. So once every two years, all the presidents and prime ministers of the Pacific nations come to the East-West Center for very important leadership meetings. In fact, the last meeting President Obama came because the President of the United States is also a member of this, we call Pacific Islands Leadership Forum. So we want to continue that work and we really need to work harder as far as helping the Pacific nations with prosperity, with building up infrastructure, and also solving the problem of climate change because some of the island nations we're losing, potentially losing some of our island nations of the Pacific because of the rising of the ocean level. So we have to help them find new homes and probably maybe relocate entire populations. So that's our major challenge. I love hearing about the awareness that you guys have for all of these different situations. Richard, we're gonna take a quick break and then when we come back, we're gonna continue going beyond international relation. Thank you, Rusty. You are watching Beyond the Lines on Think Tech, Hawaii with my special guest, Richard Turbin. We will be back in 60 seconds. Aloha, I'm Keisha King, host of At the Crossroads where we have conversations that are real and relevant. We have spoken with community leaders from right here locally in Hawaii and all around the world. Won't you join us on thinktechhawaii.com or on YouTube on the Think Tech Hawaii channel. Our conversations are real, relevant, and lots of fun. I'll see you at the Crossroads. Aloha. Aloha. My name is Wendy Lowe and I want you to join me as we take our health back. On my show, all we do is talk about things in everyday life, in Hawaii or abroad. I have guests on board that will just talk about different aspects of health in every way, whether it's medical health, nutritional health, diabetic health, you name it, we'll talk about it, even financial health. We'll even have some of the Miss Hawaii's on board and all the different topics that I feel will make your health and your lifestyle a lot better. So come join me. I welcome you to take your health back. Mahalo. Welcome back to Beyond the Lines on Think Tech Hawaii. My special guest today is the chairman of the board for the East-West Center. He is Richard Turbin and today we are going beyond international relation.  I certainly are. Thank you so much. And I want to ask you, what is it about the book that you like? Well, by the way, you know, we bought so many copies of Beyond the Lines and gave it out to so many of our friends. Thank you.  Because as you know, my major hobby outside of work and my pro bono work is playing tennis. Of course. I just love the game. But for too many years, I've also been tortured by it because it requires excellence on so many different levels. And thanks to you being my tennis guru and the book, I'm enjoying my tennis so much more. And I'm just happier. I'm happier playing tennis. And thank God, because I would have been tragic if I gave the game up. But I think what I... Mindset and perspective is huge, right? Exactly, exactly. One of the things you emphasize, it's so simple, but we forget it, is what is a human being? A human being is an animal that can make choices for himself or herself. And that first chapter, when you talk about choices, it's so important because it's really the only thing in life we have control over is making choices and our attitude. That's the one thing we have control over. So like playing tennis or facing a problem when I'm in a courtroom or facing a problem when I'm serving in a leadership role, such as chair of the East-West Center, do I get upset when I hit a roadblock or a speed bump? Do I get upset? Or do I view it as a challenge to overcome? Or is a problem to be solved? And if I can have that attitude, not get upset, but look at it as a constructive challenge? You're on your way to success. That's what Beyond the Lines is all about. No, that's good. It's so much about focus and mindset and perspective. And like you said, having the right attitude and it's chapter one is the choice is yours. I mean, we all have choices. And some people, they just feel stuck in their situation. But I really want to let them know that, yeah, they don't have to be stuck. They can make a choice to do something better and change. And you talked about challenges. I want to ask you, Richard, have you had a major adversity that you have to overcome in your life? Well, let me just say straight out, I've been very fortunate. I've been very blessed and very lucky, wonderful wife, Ray Sanchu, wonderful children, Derek and Laurel, wonderful friends such as yourself, living in a gorgeous environment, a beautiful state. So I've been so very lucky. But as far as adversity is concerned, I'm thinking it. I wasn't so lucky as a child. I probably was because I had overcome some challenges. But being raised in the post-World War II era, in New York City, in Queens, being raised in Queens, one of the barrels of New York City, rough environment. It's personal, but we were the first Jewish family to move into this very old neighborhood. And there was a lot of prejudice. There was a lot of anti-Semitism, prejudice against the Jews there. And I had to overcome that. A lot of fights. I lost a tooth. I've got no scars. As memories of those fights, fighting my way to school, I felt like I had to fight my way to school every morning. But ultimately, I view it as a good experience. I had to be tough. I had to stick out for myself. I wound up fighting the bullies, helping my family members who weren't as aggressive or physical as I am, helping the underdogs in my school. We had one African-American student, and I stood up for him.  I stood up for him. And I think I gradually learned that I could handle these challenges not with my fists, but with words. And about the same time, I became aware of the legal profession and how there was a system of justice to help out the underdog. And early on, that was my goal to become a lawyer and help other people through our justice system. Well, that makes complete sense to me now, because I had no idea about what you have to overcome. And but it makes sense now that you're a super amazing attorney, and you just want to have fairness for all your clients. And you want to have justice and represent the law. Now, I want to ask you, Richard, why are you successful? You know, that's a tough question. I kind of think about Kurt Vonnegut's book, Cat's Cradle, where he said the secret of life is just one step in front of the other. Whatever happens, just keep on moving forward. If you just step at a time, make progress slowly. Don't give up. Be resilient. Have perseverance. It's like you've taught me in tennis. Don't be upset. Just keep on moving forward one step at a time. So I think that's a good, that's kind of what I look at. Keep on moving ahead. Follow your passion and do the right thing. Sometimes it's easy to take the easy way out, cheat a little bit, make a bad life call. Don't do it. Do the right thing. And I'm not saying don't be a fanatic. Don't be a saint about it. You've got to take care of yourself. But do the right thing and follow your passion, which you're doing, which I've done. And if you're lucky, you'll be successful. And you need to have good friends, good supporters, good family to support you. Yeah, no, that makes sense. And Richard, we've all received a lot of valuable advice over the years. But what's one piece of advice that really sticks out for you? You know, I'm trying to think about it.    You're always going to do the right thing. So don't be afraid to stick up for yourself, stick up for other people. Sometimes you need to get in other people's faces and be strong and adamant, maybe even raise your voice. But you're never going, being the type of person you are, you're never going to go beyond the lines and do something bad. That was good advice. And Richard, you're also a member of the amazing Boys Bunch here in Hawaii. I mean, they're all hugely successful people that's in that organization. Tell me about the Boys Bunch. Well, the Boys Bunch is a group of guys, young guys that started this very loose club about 30 years ago. And they first got together for lunch. I think every Thursday lunchtime downtown, mostly downtown business people, lawyers, et cetera. And then they started getting together once a week at a local pub. And it's been going strong for about 30 years. And I'm very happy and proud to be a member. And it's good for men, for men to get together by themselves once in a while. Women do that. They know how to have a sisterhood, how to have a sisterhood support each other. So this is a good brotherhood, and we support each other. And we've been raising money. We also run fundraisers for Make-A-Wish Hawaii, which helps out children who have illnesses and challenges. And we've probably raised well over $1 million for them over all the years. So we do some good. We have some fun. We do some good. And we support each other and have established a good brotherhood. And I've attended numerous Boys Bunch events. And they're such a great group of guys. I mean, very successful leaders. And I just love their events. And Richard, before we wrap, I want to ask you one more thing. You're very successful, obviously. And you're a great guy. But what gives you fulfillment? I think what fulfills me is helping people, ultimately, when I'm down. We all get down a little bit, depressed sometimes. And invariably, if I help someone, if I help a client to get some needed monetary sustenance to help them, it just makes me feel good. And it boosts up my spirits. And also, if I can play a good role as a leader in these pro bono organizations, the East-West Center, I'm chair of the Waila Kahala Neighborhood Board. If I can bring people together and solve the problem with unanimity, but enable everyone to have the opportunity to talk and express their views. But if I can help an organization be successful and constructive through worthy leadership, compassion, and intelligent leadership, that's what really gives me the boost. I like it. I like hearing that. Richard, it's been great having you on the TV show today. Rusty's been an honor being here. You're such an authentic, great leader, great guy. And, holy, know why you're successful now. Thank you. Thank you so much, Rusty. And thank you for watching Beyond the Lines on Think Tech Hawaii. For more information about my TV shows and guest speaking, please visit RustyKamori.com. And my book is available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. I hope that Richard and I will inspire you to create your own superior culture of excellence and to find your greatness and help others find theirs. Aloha.