Item Number – SCP-466 Object Class – Euclid Pending possible reclassification after formal review Special Containment Procedures – SCP-466 is to be sealed in Containment Cell 73 in eBlock at Research Site 45. eBlock is to remain separated from the main installation for the entirety of SCP-466's captivity. Containment Cell 73 is to have a 30-centimeter thick acrylic observational window installed and the door welded shut from the outside. SCP-466's primary containment component, or its head, and the primary heart connected to the brainstem, are to be locked together in a perforated stainless steel lockbox at all times. Note – the purpose of placing them together in a lockbox is to ensure that collateral is held against SCP-466 as to persuade it to not damage the head. The head is to be considered a vital component of containment. Efforts must be made to ensure that SCP-466 does not put it in jeopardy and it remains connected at all times. Four liters of a nutrient-rich water solution is to be sprayed into the containment tank every 10 hours. The nutrient solution will be adjusted and administered by medical staff. An oxygen-rich atmosphere, 25% oxygen, will be maintained in the cell at all times. In the event of a containment breach, SCP-466 is to be suppressed with gas-based flame weaponry. Description – SCP-466 is an amorphous and animate configuration of four human cardiovascular systems. The primary heart of SCP-466 is still attached to the original brainstem and thus still preserves its head. The other three were absorbed during a separate incident post-acquisition and serve no purpose other than additional extensions of the whole. All four hearts of SCP-466 have increased in size by 275%, and are observed to beat in synchronization at 130 BPM. SCP-466 is considered to be sentient as it responds to stimuli and pain in appropriate manners. The veins and arteries of SCP-466 are able to move. As their smooth muscle tissue, the tissue between the intima and adventitia has developed into tissue resembling skeletal muscle. The ends of each appendage is also tipped with a sharp, calcified barb. SCP-466 is observed to be dexterous and extremely mobile and can even remain on vertical surfaces or ceilings for long periods of time. SCP-466 is capable of producing erythrocytes, monocytes, and thrombocytes. It is unknown whether hematopoietic progenitor cells are located, as no bone marrow has been discovered. SCP-466 is not capable of angiogenesis and is dependent on appropriating other human cardiovascular systems in order to increase its mass. SCP-466 can, however, heal itself at an accelerated rate. SCP-466 is able to oxygenate without the use of lungs. It is theorized to extract oxygen and nutrients from the surrounding air. The primary heart still remains connected to the original brainstem, though it has attempted several times to physically separate itself from it, including hitting it against hard surfaces or attempting to rip it off. The behavior of this is not fully understood, but it is theorized that separating the head from SCP-466 would trigger another step in its ongoing development. SCP-466 has remained in an agitated state since the development of the perforated lockbox placed around its head and primary heart. Small amounts of water have been observed to drain from the perforated lockbox, though this is merely from condensation and should be ignored. Due to phenotypical similarities to SCP-1429-5, genetic material was compared between the two specimens and found to have multiple orthologous sequences, possibly indicating common ancestry. Incident Report Form Incident Date 0802 2014 Incident Time 1325 Site Location Research Site 45 Secured Medical Unit Civilians Involved No Number of Witnesses Zero Injuries or Deaths Zero Amnestics Used NA Personnel Involved Yes Number of Personnel Involved Six Injuries or Deaths Two Minor Injuries One Major Injury Three Deaths SCP Involved Yes Designation SCP-466 Containment Breached No Details SCP-466 and Patient had begun to show abnormal behaviors as extremities, excluding the head, began suffering from a vascular necrosis over a 48-hour period. Afterwards, SCP-466 was observed to go into a state of acute cardiac arrest. Level 3 authorization was granted for a rapid-response medical team to assist in the revival of the patient, while observing the standard protocols of extrinsic biological hazards. SCP-466 and Patient were pronounced dead after 30 minutes of continuous resuscitation. SCP-466 and Patient were left in the containment cell for another 48 hours of observation, with no activity reported. Level 3 authorization was then given to perform an autopsy on the deceased body. Upon opening the chest cavity, it was observed by medical staff that all arteries and veins had retracted from the external limbs and were clustered around the heart. Though the body was in a normal state of expected decay, the cardiovascular system seemed to show no signs of decomposition. During the autopsy, SCP-466 and the patient became active again and killed the two closest medical staff, doctors Gerard and Sharma. SCP-466 was observed appropriating the circulatory systems from the deceased into itself, while also attempting to sever the head of the patient with a surgical bone saw. The patient's head was seen which prompted Dr. Briggs to attempt a rescue of the patient from SCP-466. Dr. Briggs was subsequently killed. However, the distraction was timely enough to allow security teams to arrive on the scene before the decapitation could take place. SCP-466 was eventually contained and the patient secured. Three medical and security staff were treated with minor injuries, two fractures, and three lacerations. One security officer had to be surgically treated for a punctured lung and heart. Action items. Review procedures regarding SCP-466. Current procedures may not apply. Post-incident interview, 466-12. Interview date, 0804-2014. Interview time, 648. Site location, research site 45. Interviewer, internal investigator Ruben Foster. Interviewee, medical director Dr. Andrea Itzkiewicz. Agent Foster, all right, we are recording now. Have a seat, doctor. Dr. Itzkiewicz, how long will this take? Agent Foster, depends. Is this your first time in one of these? Dr. Itzkiewicz, no, there was one other time. Agent Foster, well, let's get started. Papers shuffling. You were, according to the case file, the one who authorized the autopsy, correct? Dr. Itzkiewicz, I did. Agent Foster, would you like to elaborate a bit more, doctor? Further record? Dr. Itzkiewicz, right. Well, we were certain that it died and we waited for two days as per the protocols for expired anomalous entities and containment. I ordered the autopsy to be performed before the body decayed any further. Agent Foster, did you have the body scanned or order an x-ray beforehand? Dr. Itzkiewicz, we did. I said we were doing it by the book. Agent Foster, you felt that was enough. Dr. Itzkiewicz, hmm. Agent Foster, doctor, can you please answer? Dr. Itzkiewicz, I didn't see a need for further countermeasures. We were dealing with time constraints to perform the autopsy before the incineration deadline. So no. Agent Foster, scribbling, then what happened? Dr. Itzkiewicz, it came back to life. Agent Foster, you were present? Dr. Itzkiewicz, I was in the observation booth. I was the one that called security. Agent Foster, was there a reason why security wasn't on standby? Dr. Itzkiewicz, I told Dr. Sharma to take care of that. Apparently, he didn't. Agent Foster, yes. Now Sharma is dead. Dr. Itzkiewicz, yes. Agent Foster, scribbling, tell me about Dr. Briggs during this incident. He was the only person present in the room while security was being assembled, correct? Dr. Itzkiewicz, yes. Agent Foster, continue. Dr. Itzkiewicz, sorry. I think he was trying to save the patient. The body was in fairly poor condition and was falling apart while the thing was fighting back. Agent Foster, the patient was also alive? Dr. Itzkiewicz, yes. Though it is just a head now connected to that thing. Agent Foster, so what prompted the doctor to attempt a rescue? Dr. Itzkiewicz, I'm pretty sure there were words exchanged between them since the lungs were still attached. I couldn't make out the voice behind the glass. Agent Foster, any idea about what was said? Dr. Itzkiewicz, no. But apparently it was enough to convince Briggs to risk his own life and try to stop the thing from sawing the patient off its body, I guess. Agent Foster, I see, scribbling. Then what happened? Dr. Itzkiewicz, Briggs struggled with it for a few seconds. Then it, well, I'm not really sure what you call it, rooted into him, I guess. Agent Foster, and that's when security came in. Dr. Itzkiewicz, right, then I ran after the glass was shot out. Agent Foster, where is the entity and patient now? Dr. Itzkiewicz, heavily sedated in temporary containment until we figure out what to do next. The head still seems active, however. Agent Foster, that is rather interesting. Scribbling. Is there anything else? Any other details you want on record? Dr. Itzkiewicz, Briggs was a good man. I regret his death, and I'm also going to ensure that his death was not in vain. Agent Foster, sentiments noted. Thank you, Dr. Dr. Itzkiewicz. So what happens now? Agent Foster, I file this case report to my superiors. If there is a follow-up, you will be notified. Dr. Itzkiewicz, very well. We're done then. Agent Foster, yes. Dr. Itzkiewicz leaves the room and closes the door. Agent Foster, for the record, I don't believe there was negligence involved here. The procedures were, unfortunately, outdated. I'll see about interviewing the patient if possible. End interview. Post-incident interview 466-14. Interview date 0804-2014. Interview time 1448. Site slash location. Research Site 45. Interviewer. Internal investigator Ruben Foster. Interviewee. Patient related to SCP-466. Formerly known as SCP-466-2. Agent Foster, all right. I have the recorder on. Open the cell, please. Security guard. Be careful in there, sir. I'll escort you in. Agent Foster, all right then. Well, patient is, indeed, just ahead. The rest of it seems to be sedated. Not much movement. Security guard. Man, that's f***ed up. Agent Foster, quiet please. Um, excuse me. Patient looks at Agent Foster. Agent Foster, can you hear me? Patient. Agent Foster, right. No lungs. Blink once for yes, twice for no, all right? Patient. Blink. Agent Foster, good. Um, is your name, and you are years old? Patient. Blink. Security guard. Indecipherable comment. Agent Foster, are you in control of the, uh, that? Agent Foster motions to SCP-466 laying on the floor. Patient. Blink. Blink. Agent Foster, do you know why it wants to separate from you? Patient. There is a long pause followed by a single blink. Agent Foster, do you want to be separated? Patient. Rapid blinking. Security guard raises weapon at patient. Agent Foster. Okay, okay, calm. Down. Ease off the trigger. No harm is done. Patient. Expression changes to being frightened. Agent Foster, I take it separation should not happen. Patient. Blink. Blink. Agent Foster, the heart. You think it's evil perhaps? Patient. Blink. Agent Foster, but while it's connected to you still, it can't. What exactly? Patient. Patient mouths the word, become. Security guard. Be gone? Agent Foster, no, become. Become what? Patient. Expression becomes panicked. Agent Foster, whoa, hey now, what did I say? Security guard. Shit, it's starting to move. SCP-466 begins to lift itself up, dragging the patient's head across the floor and slowly stumbling towards both men. Security guard, get out of the way. Move. Agent Foster, stop shooting, get out of the cell. Alarm is triggered as both men leave and lock the cell door. Medical technician, hurry, get the IV back in before it wakes up. Running footsteps. We can't keep increasing dosage like this. It's resisting it. Agent Foster, end of the interview. Memorandum, 466-72. Sent, 08-12-2014, 21-36. 2. Dr. Frederick Carlisle, superintendent of Research Site 45. From Ethics Committee Review Board Secretary. In light of the situation regarding SCP-466, whereas the current containment procedures no longer apply to its current condition, and thereby necessitate the review and development of more applicable procedures and containment protocols, the following draft has been proposed. However, the patient associated with SCP-466 does invoke the authority of the Ethics Committee, as dealing with the well-being and moral decision of what is to be done in regards to both patient and entity. It is unfortunate that there is no ideal solution in separating both, and that there is no sustainable solution in both preserving or improving the quality of life of the patient without putting a substantial amount of risk on additional staff. It is not an easy decision and would not be the first nor last time such a ruling is made. Thus, after careful deliberation, this committee is tasked with making those difficult decisions on behalf of the foundation, and has decided the following measures. 1. That the patient be considered as lost collateral. Mental health considerations need not apply. 2. That this lost collateral is considered a deterrent to SCP-466's development, and hence be considered a primary component in aiding containment. 3. That said, primary component be maintained and kept in a reasonable functioning state. 4. That all identity and details regarding the primary component be expunged from all records. 5. That staff who are tasked with handling SCP-466 be screened for specific moral objections that may conflict with containment protocols. With these measures in place, the Ethics Committee Review Board grants a conditional approval to the following procedures, and that they may be enacted immediately as such. If you have further questions or concerns, please contact us. Sincerely, Ethics Committee Review Board Secretary. Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-465 Party in a Box, right now. 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Welcome to JSA TV, the newsroom for tech and telecom professionals. I'm Jamie Scott-Okataya here at the Channel Partners Evolution Conference at the Chorus Communications Lounge. And joining me today, my good friend, Mr. Ken Adams, he's the Vice President of Marketing and Partnerships from NetSapiens. Ken, welcome to JSA TV again. Thanks. Good morning. It's great to have you here again. It's always good to be here. And you released some very exciting news, so let's get right to it. Our viewers want to know about your new product. Can you tell us more? I can, and I can actually give them a live demo if they're here today. Oh, I love it. Even better. So the new product, it's actually a front end product that works in conjunction with our soft switch platform, our UCAS solution. And it does everything from quoting to cash entries, basically collecting payments from your customers and everything in between that. So it provisions the system. It provisions the users, the phones. It automatically orders phones from specified distributors. It pulls DIDs from certain carriers as well. And then what it does from there is it has a whole project management system in it, porting management system. So effectively, we can, I hate to say the word replace, but we can almost replace one person's job with our new front end software. And how was Snap Advantage born, if you will? So it actually came out of our customer base. One of our customers decided they wanted a front end to do the provisioning and porting with. And that's how it was born. But it was actually in very, I don't know, premature stages when we first saw it a while back and the product matured. And then what happened was Netsapiens decided to go in with that partner and offer the Snap Advantage product to the bigger customer base. And I love that. I often see the best ideas come from our customers and it shows, again, that Netsapiens DNA of listening to your customers and responding in kind. Has there been a lot of interest already in Snap Advantage? There has. So we haven't even really done, like, this is the full launch of the product. So previously we talked about it at a couple of our roadshows and we already have about 15 customers in some form or fashion using it or in the middle of setup. So amazing. So quickly when you're just announcing it to market, that's amazing. And in general, what do you offer your channel partners? So what makes you different from all the others? So there's a few things. It's those types of integrations with partner companies and also the way that we price our product. So we are really big on letting our customers generate the most ROI that they can. So we actually price our entire product based on sessions instead of seats and features. Oh, I love that. So when we think, okay, it's currently October 2018, we have the remaining of the quarter Q4 2018. And of course, 2019, looking into crystal ball. What can we expect from Netsapiens? The rest of this year, you're going to see one more product release from us. It's got some new features in it. We've got a new video product that came out, a new phone configuration product that came out called Snap Builder. And then you're going to see an enhanced mobile app come out from us. And then looking into 2019, you're going to see more partnerships like this one. And also international market development, which I'll be moving into. So more of the same from Netsapiens, which is growth and innovation, listening to its customers and rolling out the products that are required. So Ken, as always, a pleasure to have you here. Thank you so much. And thank you viewers for tuning in to JSA TV. Happy networking.


OK, can everybody hear me? Let me know if you can hear me, and let me know if you could see the slide. Great, welcome, everyone. We're going to get started here. And today, we're going to talk about how you can make money trading volatility. Right now, we're in a market that's very volatile. Point in fact, we gapped up yesterday fairly big, trying to hold, held pretty much into the clothes. Today fell hard into the clothes. And who knows where it will be tomorrow morning again. This is a volatile market. And so it's important to know how to trade it. And every day, you get up, and you say, well, what am I supposed to do? What am I supposed to look at? You look at specific things to determine directional bias. You have to go long, strong stocks. You have to short week stocks. You have to look for the momentum in any given day if you are day trading, or if you're doing options, if you're trading the option for one day or two days. So I think this is a market where you can make a lot of money. But you definitely, definitely, definitely have to know what you're doing. And if you don't, you're going to lose. And this is a market that's going to test people's knowledge and test people's ability. If you have any questions as we go along here this evening, you can write it in the room and email me, or call me at 929-3200-GaP. You can also follow me on LinkedIn, Pinterest, or Skype, or YouTube. YouTube is good because I'll have a lot of videos up on YouTube as well. And you can watch me on Fox News and Fox Business Network where I talk about the market. So volatility, again, I clipped this right into the clothes pretty much, this is a chart here of the spy, a daily chart of the spy. Volatility is opportunity. If you're an active trader, if you know what to do, okay? So if you know what to do, you're going to be able to make money. If you don't know what to do, again, you're going to lose. Now let's just go back here just about a two week period looking here at the market. The market gap down here fell hard. Okay, this is back in the beginning of August. Then it gaped up, then it rallied, then it gaped down, then it fell, then it rallied, then it gaped up, then it rallied over the 50-peer moving average. Then it gaped down, then it fell, then it gaped down, then it fell, then it gaped down, then it rallied, rallied pretty big again over the 50-peer moving average. Then it gaped down, then it rallied, then it fell, fell, fell, then it gaped up, dropped, rallied, gaped up, rallied big, gaped up big. This is Monday, yesterday, held, opened today down a little bit, and fell hard into the close. And so you see how the volatility is gonna continue. Actually, this volatility has been looking back here. It's been for three weeks. I'm saying two weeks, but it's really been three weeks because this was really the first week of August. And already here it is now. It's August 20th, hard to believe. So this is opportunity if you know how to play it, okay? And again, you have to know what direction to take and what stocks to do it. And what do I do? I look on stocks that are gapping and I take trades based on that. So again, it means money. Money, if you're active, you have to get in right, you have to get out right and you have to get the direction right.   Because if you don't, you're gonna lose, okay? And people, I know in this market, people are gonna do this too.  Their trades are gonna be down to say, oh, well, I'll come back tomorrow. Oh, well, I'm gonna buy the dip. Oh, well, this will be okay. And it's gonna hold the support. It's gonna hold the moving average. And in this type of market, just like I showed you with a 50-peer moving average, none of those things are gonna be in play because we're in a different time, okay? The time is volatility, okay? And the volatility means that you have to be careful, okay? You must be careful. But to be honest with you, I gotta tell you, you should gotta be careful all the time. You have to be careful any time you trade. You should pick high-quality trades. So who makes volatility and why? What I'm looking for is institutional money. I'm looking for institutional money to get the follow-through. Traders are the one that make the volatility, not institutions. So if you follow traders, you're gonna get smacked around. If you're looking for institutional money, you're gonna have better, stronger moves, bigger moves, better follow-through, okay? And therefore, you're gonna make more money. And that's why you're seeing also the whip, okay? The whip is happening because you have the lack of follow-through because you don't have institutions buying back here in the market. You have traders doing it. And as you know, many, many traders lose, okay? So institutional money is in charge of the market and stocks at all times. A big flow of money going a certain direction is what moves the market. Stocks and creates momentum and sets the trend in charts. When you're looking for institutional money, you're really reading the side of power in a stock. You want to be in the side of the power in order for you to make money trading. Institutional money is in charge of the market and in stocks at all times. It's just the way it is. Institutional money moves stocks and that's what you wanna look with and that's what you wanna play with and that is the, strategically, that's what you want with the strategy, okay? So if you wanna become successful, whether it's as an active trader or a long-term investor, you have to become a specialist in defining where institutions are buying or selling or shorting, okay? I like to short a lot of times for day trades but sometimes I will go long. Today we had a long in the day trade room but what I do is based on advanced technical analysis. I'm reading price action, price action in charts. Comprehending how to redefine and trade with this power will have a huge positive impact on your profitability as a trader. Elevate yourself, your trading, your profits to a higher level of consistency and success by learning how to read the footprints of institutions trading in the market, okay? And I'm seeing some people signed in late. If you have questions, you can just type them in the room and I will answer them out loud, okay? Can everybody hear me and see the slide? Anyways, again, volatility can pay you as I've been saying but it really, the market can pay you. The market can pay you, it can pay you big time but you have to understand how to trade it, okay? So I focus on one strategy that allows me to be consistent and then again, I'm going back to these times right now, back to the volatility. When volatility comes into the market and again, it's not like this is gonna last forever, it's not but it's here right now to stay for the period. When it comes in, people tend to do what? They change what they're doing. They flip flop around, they don't stay consistent and again, that's how they lose as well. They say, well, this doesn't work, I'm gonna do this thing, I'm gonna do this thing, I'm gonna change this thing. I stick on with what I do, whether the market is volatile, whether it's not volatile, whether it's acting like an angel which the market did pretty much from January 1st up until the end of April, I do the same thing all the time, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. I do the same strategy, I look for gaps, I have a system in the morning in the pre-market, well, I will rate the gap and determine which direction to take it based on the rating system. I do not deviate from that whatsoever at all. So my system is based on a point system, it's a checklist and I call it golden gaps because it's like finding gold in the market.  A stock gaps from the opening price today is different than the closing price of yesterday's trading. A gap is a break in price action from one day to the next, simple. So we're gonna talk here, this is a chart from last week from the market, what is a gap? A gap is a difference between the close and the open. So the market closed here at four o'clock, the market always closes at four o'clock Eastern time, market closed here at four o'clock gap down, open lower at 9.30 a.m. the following morning. So closed here, gap down. So this is a gap down. So it closed at one price here, around 292 and change and opened at a different price, around 287 and change, open lower. What's a gap up? Over here, this closed here around 288 and change and gap up and open around 289 and change. This was back here the first week of August. So this is a gap up. So stocks in the market can gap up, they can gap down. But it's a difference between the close and the open. That's all that a gap is, but you have to learn how to play it. You have to learn how to find and spot the directional bias. The directional bias is taking the direction, whatever trade you do.  You have to pinpoint the direction correctly or guess what, you're going to lose. So how do you find golden gaps? I have a rating system, I have a checklist, that's how I find them. So it tells me what to look for in the price of the stock. Today we did HD, Home Depot. Home Depot was a gap up. I'm going to go over this train here for the equity train in the room. I called an option in it and I called the day trade in it. So whether you do options using my system or whether you do day trades, it's neither here nor there. It can work for both. There's pluses and minuses to doing equity trades and options. It depends what type of account you have.  Any questions here so far? Everybody good? But there's only one thing, and you need to know this, that can move a stock in a big, big way. Like the Home Depot trade, which we're going to talk about. It's power, power, which is money.  Not a little bit of money. We don't trade low flow stocks, they're junk. They're not traded by hedge funds or big banks. Well I'm talking about institutional money as hedge funds, big banks, big traders. They move stocks, they move the market, okay? They create the gaps themselves that I'm looking to trade. Whatever stock I'm looking to trade. So gaps happen in the market on a regular basis pretty much every day. Every once in a while we don't have a trade, but most of the days of the year we do. However, some gaps are better than others. Some gaps are nothing gaps, and some gaps are very powerful displays of institutional money. The most important gaps in the market are gaps that signify change in direction or a bigger move in the same direction. Understanding which gaps are meaningful and which gaps are not meaningful in the market will help you to know what to do and when a change is occurring. That is how you know when the power of money will flow to pay you, okay? Any questions so far? Any questions? So I'm using a 26 point checklist when I take the trades, okay? I rate the gap. If the gap rates 20 points or more, I will do it. If it does not, I don't do it or I don't do anything at all because I don't feel high level of conviction that I'm gonna make money if the gap doesn't rate high. Therefore I can predict with a high level of conviction what direction that the stock will move. It's about percentages. So trading, nothing is 100% in the market. It's about putting the odds in your favor, all right? High odds that a stock is gonna go correctly if it rates well per my system. Low odds, it's not gonna work at all or lose. If it does not rate well, that's how I look at trading. And you have to have that concept and you've got to grasp it and you have to accept it and you have to be okay with it. You have to understand the market is not black and white. It's a gray area. You have to live in the gray area where you're understandably okay with the fact that some trades will not work. Some trades will be losses, but overall, you should have way, way, way, way more winners than you have losses, okay? Any questions here so far? So I'm just telling you this that I wrap your brain around it and that's one of the reasons that we use stops in the day trains and one of the reasons where you have to have a set risk in your options trades because some trades will not work, okay? But overall, you should have more winners and losers, which I do. And again, that's part of the consistency. That's part of the consistency in the system which is following the system and not making it up and not changing what you're doing when the market conditions change. And luckily my system works in a bullish market, a bearish market, a volatile market because I'm looking specifically at the gap itself, I don't need the market for my trades to work. And point in fact, HD today rallied, rallied was a long and the market fell, okay? So when I'm looking for something, I'm looking at the gap, I'm looking at the rating system, I'm looking at the individual stock itself. Or the market if I'm trading the market, if I'm playing the market specifically, I'm looking at that itself and not even worrying, worrying what the market is doing. And that also is very beneficial too because then I don't have to be stressed out about looking at the market every second. Now, I do like to look at the market and I do look at the market and I talk about the market on TV. And sometimes if I'm in a short of the market's falling, maybe I'll hold a little bit longer if the market's running red or in the opposite, if the market's rallying and I'm in a long, maybe I'll hold it to a bigger target if I've got the market with me, okay? Any questions here so far? But really it's about who's in charge. When you're looking at the volatility, you gotta make sure you know who's in charge. Is it the bulls? Is it the bears? Is it the longs? Is it the shorts? Okay, you gotta know. And right now, I mean, this is just a perfect, perfect example here. Back and forth, back and forth, back and forth. In this period here, back and forth, but this market's been in this tight range for this period since the beginning of the month. And really I thought it was too big but we're into the third week here, okay? So once you know what to do, it is very easy, easy to make money and you know what to look for but the problem is how do you get the conviction? How do you find it? How do you spot the money? You can't go with the crowd of day traders that most day traders lose. Most day traders whip around. Most day traders trade and do not have enough money to trade. They trade anyways. People open up account with $500 and think they're gonna make it. People take classes that cost $500 and they think they're gonna learn how to trade. That's just simply ridiculous, okay? Trading is something that takes foresight and effort and skill and knowledge and it does cost money to pay to learn from someone that knows what they're doing which is someone like me. You can't go with the crowd of people if you wanna be successful. So you either, I said don't do it at all or do it and put all your effort and energy into it so you can be successful. That doesn't mean eight hours a day, seven days a week. It means for the period that you're trading for one hour a day or half an hour a day that you were devoted to doing this that you're taking the positions that you can focus on what you're doing, okay? Any questions from anyone at all? Everybody can see this slide? So we're gonna go over two trades from last week. I was off Thursday and no, I was off Friday. I was off Friday. So this was, no, was I off Thursday and Friday? Yeah, I was, I don't even remember now. This was the 14th. The 14th, this was KSS. It was a nice short, okay? Dropped on down, this was a gap down. This is a one minute chart on KSS. Stock closed here, gap down fell, boom. Dropped, here was a short, boom. Shorted, get the drop. So you see here, this is the open of the market. Market opens here at 9.30 AM Eastern time. Stock closed the night before I peer, run 50 and change, boom. Open in the morning here, run 47 and change, fell. So this is a day trade, okay? I'm looking to get in and I'm looking to get out. I'm looking to get in, I'm looking to get out for the day trades, that's it. So say you risk $500, your goal every day is to make 500. If you risk 1,000, your goal is to make 1,000, okay? And that's what I'm looking at. Any questions so far? For me, my edge is that I can read that one minute chart. That one minute chart goes so quickly. I mean, every bar is just 60 seconds when you think about it. And this can set up and go very, very quickly. You have to know to be watching the stock, to get it, to get it right away. And I know that because I'm all prepped and ready in the morning.  But then I take the trades quickly, quickly when they set up in the morning. And sometimes I'm out quickly. Sometimes I hold, but sometimes I'm out very quickly. But you have to have an edge in whatever you do. For me, it's looking and spotting and pinpointing directional bias. And that's what really helps me be profitable and call good trades. So we do get gaps that are quality gaps. I'd say during the earnings season we get them pretty much every day. Right now it's towards the end of earnings season. So it's gonna start to slow down a little bit around the Labor Day holiday. But then earnings season will start back up in the finally busy trading season then. So there's four quarterly trading seasons a year when stocks report their earnings. And typically when stocks have earnings, they gap. Now there are gaps for other reasons. News, stocks can gap with the market. There are sector gaps. Sometimes there's something where the CEO quit or did something or did a tweet and that can create a gap in the stock as well. So either way, I look for gaps every morning for many, many reasons. I do tend to look to the short side first and then I look at the longs. Just because I like to do shorts mainly for the day trades and the reason is because stocks tend to sell off faster and quicker and bigger than they tend to rally with very few exceptions. So this was the daily chart of the KSS. Again, this was on the 14th. This was Wednesday actually. So the stock closed here, gap down, dropped fell. So here is the daily chart of KSS. The stock closed here. This was Tuesday night. Open here, gap down. Really nice move. And again, you just need a piece of this. You're never gonna get out of a short at the low. You're never gonna get out of a long at the high. That's not your goal in life. Your goal is just to make money. Make money, make money, make money, make money. Make sure you pick the right stock. We did in this. Again, here was the setup. Boom, boom. Take it, get out. Take it, get out. Nice trade. Okay, this is an equity trade. So the answer was 46.59. Boom, short, size. And again, this is an advanced size. You don't have to take this many shares. You can take less shares. 2000 shares, exit 45.65. Boom. And you're out. And again, this is about a buck. And that's a good move for a stock at this price point. So no matter what size you would have taken here, you would have made almost, almost a dollar in anything that you would have taken. So 2000 shares was 18.80. Really nice move. Any questions? And again, if you take the Golden Gap course, you're eligible to join the live trading room. And I am calling these trades live. I'm calling the entry, I'm calling the stop, I'm calling the exit, I'm calling it all live. In the minutes that this is happening here, which is basically from 9.35, boom. In 10 minutes, I'm calling it like this. So it's very easy to follow me if you're in the room. Okay, you have the chart up. You know where we're watching. I put the top watches in the room. If you want to trial to the room for the rest of this week, which is Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, you can email me at Melissa, thestockswish.com and I will send you a trial. Any questions from anyone here so far? So anyways, M was that same day. Another gap down. Here was the close, four o'clock, Tuesday night, around 19 and change, boom. Open in the morning, around 16 and change, open, drop, fell, boom. Okay, this is Macy's. Nice move in this, dropped, boom. Short it, get the drop, out. This is all you need. All you need for your whole life long. You don't have to have 25 trades a day. You don't have to trade all day between 9, 30 and four. You don't even have to trade till noon every day, okay? All you need is the move. Boom, boom, boom, boom. Just like KSS. So enter with 16, 15, 4,000 shares. Exit, 15, 89, boom, 1,000 bucks, 1,040. Again, less than 30 minutes. So this is what day trading to me is all about. Take it, get out. Take it, get out. Chunk it out. Chunk it, chunk it, chunk it. You gotta remember day trading is not long-term investing. It's not buying and holding forever or shorting it and holding forever. You've gotta get the move.  And I'm going back to the volatility in the market. If you wanna hold forever and ever and ever and ever whether you're in an option or whether you're in a day trade, you may get hurt. You may be up a lot and then completely down a lot. You have to take your profits. This is like common sense, but I feel that you need to remind people because of the fact that a lot of people just think things are gonna continue forever and ever and ever and ever and ever and that's not the case. Okay, that's just not the case. And I think a lot of people felt that way about the market. The market was in a position where, and I'm talking about like I said, the way the market rallied from January through April for four straight months, the market was very strong. After the drop-off in December, we flipped around and rallied towards the end of last year and then took it into the year, into the new year. I think a lot of people just assumed that the market would continue making new highs literally every week and every month. That was not gonna last forever. We're still in the uptrend of the market, but you have to take profits. You must take profits, even in stocks that are strong. Okay? Any questions here from anyone? And if anybody wants me to look at anything tonight, I will. I can pull up the market here when we're done. Anyways, my system predicts moves in stocks. This was a nice email from one of the options newsletter subscribers. It was a trade from a while back in Tesla. It does seem like I have a crystal ball, but it's really just the checklist. And that's what I teach in the class, which you can come and learn from me this weekend. It's the checklist into the crystal ball. It's what's pinpointing that I know something's going to happen. I know this is gonna happen. If this happens, then this. If this, then that. And that's really how I look at it. It's like, I don't know exactly where something's gonna gap. Like I didn't know HD was gonna gap up, but I had a feeling, but I waited until it did. And I knew if it did go to a certain number that it was gonna be a good long and it did it and we did it. And that was the end of it. So it's like, I thought that it would, but I didn't call any trades in it. I didn't do anything in it until you wait to see. And then you let it gap. And then when it gaps, you know, well, if it does this, then it's this. If it does this, then it's that. If it does this, it's a long. If it does this, it's a short. And that is what I know. And that's what you'd come and learn from me so you know how to trade it. So you know how to take the trade, okay? But anyways, earning power and knowing how to earn money from the market is extremely important. It's more important than even having a lot of cash just to trade because if you had a lot of cash to trade, you'd lose it all. If you don't know what you're doing, you can take a small amount of money. People always say, oh, I don't have enough money or I wish I had more money or I'll trade when I have more money and I don't have enough money and I'm saving the money. Saving the money is good. But the fact is learning is more important because if you had a small account and you know what to do and you were focused on learning, you can grow that account. Whereas if you have 100 grand, you'll lose it all if you don't know what to do, okay? I had a person I talked to, he hasn't signed up for the class or any programs. He hasn't signed up for the newsletter yet at all. But follow me for years trading on his own and he's losing, he lost $80,000 last year. I guess he just wants to keep losing.  You gotta get support from someone that knows what they're doing to help you dig yourself out of it if you're in a hole. Trading is one of those things where for me at this point now it's easy but I've been doing this for almost 12 years and I have a skill set, it's a skill.  You will develop a skill, like juggling, like playing tennis, like any skill that you would have. Until you develop that skill, you're gonna struggle, okay? And what I found from talking to many, many people over the eight years I've had the business is a lot of people do not take the time to develop that skill. They don't understand, they need that skill. They think that they can do it without the skill and the skill is important. Until you learn the skill, you mimic the trades that I call in the room. But doing that, doing that helps you develop the skill. Do you understand what I'm saying? Because your actions, you're doing it. You're doing it, you're doing it, you're doing it. And then you go back and you review the trades and say, well, what did I do with this KSS? And did I do this right? Or did I make a mistake? Or should I have gotten out here? Did I do what she said? And you learn that way, okay? I see Kathy put a bunch of information in the room. Any questions tonight, you can email me at melissavestockschwisch.com or if you want a trial for the week. Anyways, this was the beautiful, beautiful, beautiful gap up in HD this morning, okay? The stock report you had earnings. Stock closed your gap up. I had a feeling again, this would gap up, but I waited. Anyways, here it was, boop, and it went. Beautiful mew, beautiful rally, okay? If I didn't go back and look and see here exactly where this closed at four o'clock, but it was a nice move up. So the entry for the day trade, and I called it options two, the day trade was two, 1345. Stop was big, wine, again, this is expensive. Two, 1150, 1300 shares, exit two, 1647 profit, 3,926 bucks. Some people don't make that in a whole week, let alone one train. And let alone a quick train, a fast, quick train, okay? Oh, actually, you know what? Hold on, I forgot to put up the one minute here. Let me just pull it up here in my charts one second because I forgot to pull it up. Ta-da-da-da-da. All right, HD. You ever wanna see the chart? So this was back, back in the morning, sorry, I forgot to clip the one minute, but this was the trade. Actually, exit of this was a little bit early, but I just, it was so whippy, whippy, whippy. This actually had a bigger pop. So anyways, boom, called it, did it, boop, got out here. And then it had one more, look at that. So actually, it went all the way up to 27, it went another dollar, which is hilarious. But again, your goal in life, it's not to get out at the high, because it's impossible, it's impossible. And I really felt 218 was the real target in this today for the day trade. I don't think it got to 218 for the day trade. Let me see, it got pretty close. I got pretty close, 217, 83. Nope, it never got there. See? So anyways, reality is, nope, it never did get there. Look at that, 217, 83 was a high. But anyways, this went, this went up dollar through that number. So you could have held it even a little bit longer, but it was still a beautiful, beautiful trade. Everyone see this? So this is again, take it out, take it out, boom, boom. And again, time period here, this is the open. Here's 10 o'clock, this is what the period that we're looking. But again, sometimes we're in and out in 10 minutes, five minutes, 15 minutes. Here it was, doom, doom, right in there. So I'm very good at doing that. Any questions? What was tonight? There was something tonight I wanted to look at to say. I forget. Any other questions from anyone else? Quiet group tonight. So if you're thinking about trading for a living, this is a good way to start because you see gaps on a regular basis. This is a high-winning strategy. And I think it's important to follow a mentor, especially if you're not doing well, especially if you're new, especially if you don't understand gaps or you just don't have a strategy and you lack a strategy. And I think a lot of people, I think that they have a strategy and they really don't. They don't know what a strategy is. But for me, it's focusing on that time period that I prep in the morning and then I look for setups into the open at a set time. And that time helps me take the setups and then exit the setups, okay? And I'm looking at all that. And as I said, I don't need the market for my trades, but sometimes I get the help, the help of the market, which is nice. One of the benefits of day trading as well as you can do it from home. Even if you do options, you can do it from home. Now, I do have a lot of people in the newsletter for the options newsletter, though who have other jobs or businesses and they are not home. They're at work and stuff. And they look at the trades and see what's going on and watch them while they're at their office. If that works for you too, fine. If you can trade in the morning of the room, fine. If you can get at your desk between 9.30 and 10, that's the optimal time. Again, this is Eastern time, because I live in New York. That's the optimal time to do the active day trades like I just showed you with the HD. But I did call an option in HD a call, which you could have done and then watched and really got out at any point in the day or you could still even be in it. But I think the most important thing for people in this volatile market is to take profits, book profits, book profits, book profits. You know, the worst thing you can do is have $2,000 in profit and then not have the $2,000 in profit the next day and then be down $2,000.  And I think that's part of what you're seeing here in the volatility in the market. People are lacking conviction. They want to hold, they hold and then they lose and then they kill it, then they change their mind again. You know what I'm saying? And they're flip-flopping around. But in my course, the Golden Gap course, it will teach you a 26-point reading system to find the best stock to trade each day and that's the ticket. The course also teaches you how to enter and exit the stock on the day. The course teaches price analysis and technical analysis on an advanced level, which is based on the stock gapping, okay? Because that's really how I call all of the trades. Every trade that I do, everything, everything at all is based on my gap rating system. So in the Golden Gap course, you will learn one solid strategy to trade gaps effectively by reading the side of power in charts. You will learn how to read support and resistance to take positions in the right direction. You will read a more proficient and advanced way to read charts focusing on technical analysis in gaps and you will learn how to get conviction in your trading and the market as a source of wealth by trading with the side of power for consistent profit, okay? Any questions by anyone at all in here? I see Wally in here, Wally's on the options letter. Did you do HD today? Some nice calls today in that letter besides HD. When you are trading, okay, you have to think about it as income generation. Again, you're not Warren Buffett. You're not a long-term investor. You're chunking it out, chunk it, chunk it, chunk it. And when you take the amount of money, whatever that amount of money is that you have that you're risking in a trade, if it's $2,000, for example, you need to book the money and then you need the money back for the cost that it took you to take the trade in the first place and you'll use it to take another trade, okay?   You should be able to look at each day in its own accord and to continue on with the consistency. And for me, it's about the conviction. So I make the call space and conviction of a high level of conviction probably because I created my own system myself, probably because I'm doing it a long time, probably because I've got a sixth sense a lot of times about what I'm seeing because it's just part of me now. I do go through the process though. I do the work, I do the worksheets, I read everything I go through it, I still go through it, but I do have definitely a sixth sense now when I read stuff that I can see things right away as very quickly and that's the benefit of being in the trading room with me when I do the calls. I can see right away so somebody's gonna work or something's not gonna work, okay? And I might have a watch list of maybe five, six, seven things in the morning and then I try to narrow it down to one or two because sometimes we'll look at one and if that one doesn't set up, then we'll flip around and we'll do the second one, okay? But every once in a while there will be a day. If it's a busy day like last Wednesday, we're all called two things at the same time and that was the main season, the KSS and busy season and busy season, sometimes we do that, okay? I say it's very important to learn, you're powering yourself to do it once you have the knowledge that no one can take it away from you. No one can take it away from you and then you gain the confidence in yourself. Traders have a lack of confidence in their self. My God, they're so, traders are so insecure.  Once you get to that point, you gotta rein yourself in.  That's the importance of being in the benefit of following me in the trading room and being in there to help you with the confidence, to help you with the conviction, okay? And that's the importance of having a mentor as well. Any questions from anyone about anything? This was a nice testimonial I have from someone group tonight. So I'm teaching a class this weekend. It's called the Golden Gap course. It's a full two-day course on how to strategically find, pick and play stocks that are professional bearish gaps. Class is online. It could be anywhere in the world and take it. Class is August 24th and 25th. 90 am to 5 pm Eastern time is a one hour break for lunch, okay? Class of the class is 64.99. I'm doing the combo. You can take the Golden Gap Saturday, Sunday, trends on Monday and you save $500. So you get all two classes, three days. It's 69.99. Email me at Melissa at thestockswush.com if you wanna sign up for that. And if you sign up for this class this weekend by Friday, midnight, it's a deadline. Then you will get the Gap Options newsletter free for one year. The deadline for that is a 23rd. Now, if you're just interested in the letter separate, you can just sign up for the newsletter separate for the options newsletter. It's 59.99 a year. You must do the Golden Gap course though to join the live trading room, okay? You can't enter the room without the class. You can sign up for the newsletter without doing the class. And this again is just a newsletter where you get the trades email to you. You take the trades when you get them. HD was a call this morning. I also called Netflix too. I called to put in Netflix and that was a nice move. You could have got out of that today or if you could have got out of a piece of it today or you could be in still some event, Netflix definitely looks lower. Now I'm gonna quickly pull up here just to see what's out for tonight. And if anybody has any questions, we have a few minutes here that looks like I can pull up some things here to see what's happening right now. I know the market's falling after hours and the only thing I could find really to see the market falling after hours while it was late, late in the afternoon was because Trump did a press conference talking about something like he doesn't wanna make a deal with China and the Fed has to lower rates of point or something like that. Let me just look here. Tesla sued by Walmart. All right, I'm gonna look up that. But any questions? We will look here at the market. So Cree, Lazy Boy, Urban. Couple things out here tonight. So these things right now, it's 516 Eastern time. Let's see if anything's gapping. I know the market is, we'll look at that in a second, but this had earnings, let's see if it's moving. It's moving a little bit. So this one, ooh, this is not really moving that much. So you see here, the stack close to year 2094 and it's a 2069, that's a little tiny gapper. It's down a little bit. This is Urban. That may look different in the morning. I'll go look at that later. Here's Toll. Toll and Brother said earnings tonight too. Let's see if what this is doing. All right, Atlanta, this isn't doing much either. This closed at $36.95 and this is only down 25 cents too. Wow, the best thing looks like the market. It's definitely looks like the market. Okay, so here's the market. Well, actually we fell here into the close. Let me just blow this up. So you see this here. This was a solid drop off here in the market into the close. I mean, closed here at $186.99. Where are we now? Between 62 and 74, does everybody see this? So we're down. We're falling into ourselves, into the after hours. Like if this was the morning tomorrow, we'd be gapping down. I called a very, very, very, very, very late trade, but you can take market trades, I think 10 minutes after the close in ETFs and options. And I saw this, I saw this happening and went poop. So this is the spy and this is working and this is good and this looks like it's gonna be gapping down tomorrow morning too. So the spy closed at $295 and it's down 65 points from here at 65 cents. So this is falling tonight as we speak. This is a spy. And this I called in the options newsletter too today and this worked and I called this a little way earlier. And this is a nice trade. Wally, are you there? Did you do the diamonds today? This is a nice call. Wally, are you alive? Wally's on the letter, but he's not talking. Does anyone have any questions about, oh, there's Wally. Did you do the diamonds today? I called puts and the diamonds. Did you do it? Wally's new, he's just learning. Does anyone have any questions about anything whatsoever at all? Wally's still learning, that's okay. Did you do it though, Wally? Or you're just watching the trades? Are you just tracking them or are you doing them? You just watch this one, oh, Wally. Wally didn't do it, he watched it. Well, that's okay. It's interesting because, so you didn't do HD either than Wally, you didn't do this either? Again, it gets back to the confidence. It gets back to the conviction. Whatever you need to do to get yourself in the conviction train. If tracking them helps you get in the conviction train then that's what you gotta do. Whatever helps you get the confidence because the confidence is important. But I do think it's perfectly fine to start out small. You can do one contract, you can do two contracts, you can do a little size to start out, test the waters for yourself, okay? There's nothing wrong with that. Does anyone have any questions about anything really? Quiet group tonight. I've seen some new people here. So it's a very, we're in interesting times. Again, market started falling, I think around that time that Trump did that press conference. It was around 315 or whatever. Let's just look exactly here when we started to sell off. Well, actually, gosh, I thought that press conference was like at 315. But look here, we only started selling off really around 345. 345 here is when we started to really sell off literally into the close. I don't know how long that press conference went on, but I believe that that's what created this kind of sell-off in here when he was talking. And that's one of the things too. I mean, one tweet, one anything, any news about China can create a huge reaction in the markets. And that is the volatility. The volatility we're seeing, the volatility we're gonna continue to see, but it makes for good moves for traders. So the diamonds puts I had called and the Netflix puts I had called way early before this sell-off and the spy was late. So all of these worked. And HD was along that worked opposite the market. So this was good too. I don't know what we're gonna do tomorrow. I have no idea. I do know there's a lot of stuff out this week. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, there's a lot of stuff out. A lot of retailers out. Again, toll was tonight. You're gonna have the builders moving as well tomorrow. Some of these things is just too early to see where they're gonna go, what they're gonna do. And they're not moving that much right now, but they could look very different in the morning. So that's why I wait until the morning, but you can rate stuff at night. If you're in a different time zone that you wanna do the work at homework at night, then you do it at night. Do the radio at night. But I'd still double check it in the morning. That may work better for you if you're ahead. If it's specific time for you, okay? You could do the work at night and go to bed, sleep in a little bit. For me, on Eastern time zone, same time as a market, I like to go to bed early, get up early, get ready early, see what's happening. This is definitely gapping down here though. There it is at 3651. Lolly, it looks like you're typing something that's stuck. Any questions from anyone? New people, old people. Is that Joanna? Joanna, you've gotta get back to in the options letter. You've been going for a while. Joanna's an old student. If that's Joe, been a good year. It's important to learn. It's important to think what you're doing. It's important to think about risk. Just look at Disney. Disney gapped down today. I saw this too, but then rally. There really wasn't anything here with this Disney. I think this is just very strong still at this point overall on the chart. Listen, it's been a great year. I think these are exciting times to trade in. Again, if you don't know what you're doing, you're gonna lose, but I mean, that's the case in any given year. I mean, it's no different in 2019 than in 2018, 2017. If you don't know how to trade, you're gonna lose. It doesn't matter the year. It doesn't matter who's president. It doesn't matter that we live in Twitter world now. I mean, the way that the world is so interconnected from country to country and with social media anything can happen at a dime. I mean, I don't know if those of you that were trading or noticed, this was gosh, was it two months ago or six, seven weeks ago? I don't know when the market fell after hours like an eight o'clock at night because when they were putting the tariffs on Mexico, market collapsed. I happened to be sitting at my desk at the computer watching it at the moment. I was like, what on earth happened? I saw it, saw it in the charts at eight o'clock at night when I was sitting here like seven something, 7.45, I think it was, I forget the date and it was when Trump tweeted about the Mexico tariffs. We just live in a world where anything could happen on a dime, but if you know how to react quickly it's opportunity. It's opportunity, the volatility is opportunity for you as a human being to make money if you know what to do. Of course, you have to have a trading account. You have to have a trading account and again, it doesn't matter if you do the equity trades or the options. Either way, it's just a different way to make money but it's using the same system, the same strategy, playing the gap, playing it, playing it when it's good, playing it when it rates high and playing it in the right direction. Let me look at the BYND. Haven't looked at that for a while. Nothing here. Listen, thanks so much for coming everyone. Here's my email. If you want a trial to the trading room. Actually, Wally, do you want a trial to the trading room you came tonight? Melissa at thestockswush.com. If you want a trial Wednesday through Thursday Friday, email me, okay. If you're interested in the class this weekend, email me. I do think it's important to know what to do before you train and I'm just, I'm like on my game. I mean, everyone's doing great.  I don't know, some people do well under pressure, some people cave. For me, I tend to do better. I don't know. I think that's why I do well on TV as well. When the pressure's on, I tend to succeed more. Any questions from anyone? I can't wait till we see to go where we go. I cannot wait till we see where we open in the morning. I don't know. But I know right, oh, this is an invisible tick that's happening right now in the market. Ooh, that's an invisible tick up. Thank you, Kathy. While you're typing is stuck again. Thank you, Wally. Excellent presentation. Thank you. Good luck, everyone. Have a great day tomorrow. If you're interested in the Golden Gap class this weekend, email me. If you want to trial email me. Have a fabulous evening and a good night's sleep. And I will see you later. Very good. Thank you.


Hey, welcome back everybody. So with the arrest of the steel dossier source We now know for sure that the media and the Democrats narrative about Russian collusion was a total farce Exposing them in all of their corrupt glory as Glenn Greenwald said these last two DOJ indictments first of Hillary's lawyer then of Christopher Steel's main source show that the Clinton campaign funded and fed to the FBI a gigantic batch of lies in the 2016 election Which the vast bulk of the media spent three years ratifying and spreading They're quite literally guilty of the election subversion that they've been accusing us of for the last five years The vast majority of disinformation propaganda and lies that flooded the country over the last five years Did not come from maga boomers on Facebook or 4chan teenagers But the largest and most influential liberal corporate media outlets as we all well know these corrupt media Organizations pretending to be news organizations won't police themselves and thus will never be held to account by anybody but us and Unfortunately, they've convinced at least half the country that anybody criticizing them along these lines are fanatical extremists not to be listened to The fact is practically everything from these people is suspect We have FBI raiding journalists to protect Joe Biden while the media helps to cover it up We have Democrat media puppets from the Lincoln project busted executing false flags to manipulate elections It's a real shit show out there a great example of one of these election Influencing big lies that were popularized by the Democrats state media is the claim that Trump never condemned white supremacy And this was linked to another big hide that Trump called neo-nazi's very fine people Which never happened from the very start of Trump's administration to the very end U.S. Democrat state media constantly accused Trump of not condemning white supremacy as late as October of 2020 supposed trustworthy news organizations like the Washington Post that claim to be defending Democracy continued to falsely make this claim thereby influencing the election as the person who speaks for the president does the president denounce White supremacism and groups that espouse it in all their forms This has been answered Yesterday by the president himself the day before by the president himself on the debate stage the president was asked this He said sure three times yesterday. He was point-blank blink asked. Do you?  I have an entire list of these quotes that I can go through with you He has condemned white supremacy more than any president in modern history just to clear it up this morning Can you naming it make a declarative statement that you did not that the president denounces? I just did the president has denounced this Repeatedly the president was asked this you're making you're contriving a storyline in a narrative asking you to put this to rest I just did I read you all of the clothes and if you need to see them in writing I will put them in an email the Lincoln project was still making this claim after they got busted during their false flag Claiming that it was really just a protest of Trump never condemning white supremacy So just a reminder this is a big lie disinformation campaign that the Democrat media executed because they didn't like the results of the 2016 election and they've never been held to account for it Tonight to condemn white supremacists and militia groups.   Well, I just about David Duke endorse me. Oh, I just about okay Well, we looked at it and looked at the question I just about David Dukes. I just about David Duke all weekend long on Facebook on Twitter and Obviously, it's never enough from refusal to condemn this distance himself from white supremacist The anti-defamation league is already out there asking the president to clarify why he didn't condemn white supremacist So are you prepared right now to make a clear and unequivocal statement renouncing the support of all white supremacists? Of course I am of course I am when Chris joined we had a news conference And they asked me the exact same question. I said I disavowed I disavowed then I disavowed today on ABC with George Stephanopoulos I disavowed again David Duke is a bad person who I disavowed on numerous occasions over the years I'm willing to do anything. I want to see well, then do it sir. I do it say I totally disavow The Klu Klux Klan I totally disavow David Duke ultimately he got to the Klu Klux Klan Which obviously I'm going to disavow I reject David Duke I rejected David Duke. I've rejected the KKK the Klu Klux Klan David Duke is saying to his supporters and followers vote for Donald Trump white supremacists are saying do you want those votes?  What do you think of white supremacists by the way? I don't like any group of hate. David Duke announced his Senate candidacy Claiming your agenda. Are you ready before you ask the question? Newt Gingrich said every Republican should repeat this guy And I do. Rebuke. Is that okay? Rebuke. Done. Done. Just to clear it up this morning can you naming it make a declarative statement that the president denounces them?  No, I don't. I don't. Not at all. His campaign is denouncing a show of support from the KKK's official newspaper as in the Ku Klux Klan In the same New York Times interview, he denounced white supremacists.  When specifically asked if he would denounce white supremacists that the president dodged it I spoke out forcefully against hatred, bigotry, and violence And strongly condemned the neo-nazis, the white supremacists, and the KKK Well, I have to say that it's disappointing that a sitting U.S. president can't outright condemn white supremacy In one voice, our nation must condemn racism, bigotry, and white supremacy The president of the United States in the year of our Lord 2020 refuses to condemn white supremacists Any group of hate, I don't like it. Any group of hate, I have whether it's white supremacy, whether it's any other kind of supremacy, whether it's antifa, whether it's any group of hate I am very concerned about it and I'll do something about it He's yet once to condemn white supremacy, the neo-nazis. He hasn't condemned the darn thing Thanks for watching. Make sure to head on over to my Teespring store and check out my new Let's Go Brand in line of hoodies and t-shirts. 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I'm Brian Jackson. I'm a licensed acupuncturist. I'm a faculty member within the Department of Orthopedics in the School of Medicine here at the University of Maryland. We take care of mostly muscular skeletal patients. We're part of the spine division of the orthopedics department, so we see a lot of lower back and neck issues related to muscular skeletal pain and chronic pain conditions. Here at University of Maryland, we value non-narcotic pain relief measures, methods. The idea is that you insert the needle sort of between the fascia of the muscle and form a nice dynamic complex within that connective tissue to try to get the connective tissue to sort of wrap around the needle, which forms a nice dynamic complex. And then via that, we're able to manipulate the structures of the body, regulate neurotransmitters throughout the spinal cord, stimulate deep brain structures, help to regenerate or repair dead cells within the area of the needle. So it works on multiple layers. And we're not putting anything in and we're not taking anything out of the body besides these needles. So your ability to heal yourself is going to be based on several different contingencies. So typically, those that are generally healthy and don't have multiple complex chronic health issues seem to do better, certainly.  We offer a minimally invasive means of providing pain relief that is non-narcotic based so that our patients trust us. We have a really good rapport with them. They understand that we're here to listen to their health concerns and take time and delve into multiple aspects of where their disease is affecting their lives, right? Be it physical or mental or across the gamut, right? So I think that our patients appreciate that we take time with them, that we're concerned with their health care issues, and that we want to see them as an entire person and understand not only the physical causes of their pain, but perhaps also like the mental and the environmental conditions as well that may be leading to this. So I think they appreciate that.


So five years ago the idea that I'd be giving a talk on traditional Amazonian medicine and a proposed Amazonian clinic in the upper Amazon of Peru would have been to say the least unthinkable. I have no historical connection or familiarity with alternative medicine. I'm from New York City, specifically the Upper East Side. My parents were not yoga instructors or acupuncturists. For me medicine was amoxicillin and healers were general practitioners and I'm also by nature really quite skeptical. Now I say that to people now and in the context of some of the things that these days I'm heard saying they react a little bit skeptically to that but but it's the truth. I really am intellectually skeptical and otherwise by nature. I went down to the Amazon about five years ago for the first time to address some personal issues with which I long struggled and I went down skeptical but kind of willing to try anything and when I was there I saw people being treated reliably for things far more serious than anything that I was dealing with and things that I had previously thought completely untreatable. There was a woman on that first trip suffering from a rare autoimmune disorder. She had been to she was French kind of mid 40s had been to several different hospitals in France where of course they have universal care and they don't turn people away on the basis of pay and they all told her the same thing. They said you know we'd love to help you but we don't even we're not even able to properly diagnose what you have let alone treat it and so by the time she got to Peru she was and when I met her we got there around the same time she was shaking uncontrollably she had difficulty walking skin coming off of her place her body in places kind of her face was a you know pallid sunken gray and terrified and seemingly I don't mean to be this is really not hyperbolic seemingly kind of close to death and generally speaking Amazonian medicine takes or natural medicine in general takes quite a while there's something about autoimmune disorders it's a little bit different but I was only there for 10 days and in 10 days she was a completely and totally different person and I was shocked I was completely and totally blown away and forgive the cliche but it was for me in my belief system something of a paradigm shattering event and I became resolved to do something I you know I felt that M is based on what I'd seen Amazonian medicine should really become a central pillar of healing on the planet alongside not only Western medicine which obviously has lots to say for it also Chinese medicine and Ayurveda which have pretty well developed institutional existences on on the planet and in the idea which was fleshed out over the period of time that followed was to create a clinic in the in the Amazon which would practice study and aim to preserve traditional Amazonian plant medicine inside of a Western framework with medical doctors clinical psychologists nursing staff emergency care the whole the whole bit so of course I knew because of my own historic skepticism just how difficult this was going to be if somebody had suggested this to the me of five years ago had I not seen what I'd seen myself I would have regarded as completely crazy so just to sort of illustrate that an early fundraising meeting and when I really embarked upon this I had really no idea where to start so I just went to some well-off friends and family and and made my pitch and I remember in this one early meeting I made this impassioned plea I said you know I've just been back from the Amazon and you just cannot imagine what these plants can do and what I've seen with my own eyes and I went into the whole idea of the clinic and we're going to revolutionize medicine and and my feeling at the time was this was sort of the you know the greatest unkept secret around alternative medicine where grave and chronic illness were concerned and letting someone else in on that secret I couldn't imagine that they would respond to anything but you know how can I help we know what can I do and I remember the response was yeah really Luke so you want to build a shaman hospital in Peru so I knew that my work was really cut out for me and with the kind of you know if you build it they will come kind of an attitude I went back flushed out the vision further intellectually with some of the healers and coranderos in the region built the kind of intellectual foundation for it and then in the first stroke of serendipity for the project a company that some of you might be familiar with just in the impact investing space Runa on whose board I said and CEO's you know probably my closest friend and and unlike me he has just Tyler Gage has some clue how to build things in the Amazon which of course which of course I don't and unlike most people I talked to he was actually fairly easy to convince of the veracity of what I was saying which was refreshing so with Tyler on board which changed things pretty dramatically we set about building a team purchasing land putting together a medical advisory board which today includes Andrew Weil and doctors and medical professionals from Yale the VA Stanford among others and and then of course with the building of all that infrastructure came expenses which at that point in time I was largely footing myself and and getting kind of stressed out about it because it was pretty clear we were making progress but certainly I was not in a position to fund the totality of what needed funding and so someone else was really gonna have to step up and in the I'd say second big stroke of serendipity that befell the project someone known to us through kind of the Runa network with whom we build a lot of credibility and good will came forward with our our first really significant outside donation and that moment that day it was clear really for the first time that this kind of wacky vision was actually gonna manifest following that we and and just just to speak to that for one moment I have to say that the the giddiness and awe that that came that day really year and a half for almost two years later at this point really still remains subsequently we found support in Channing Tatum and his partner Reed Carolyn who also went to the Amazon saw some similar things to what I saw and reacted somewhat similar that in the form of a real call to action and a responsibility to to take this knowledge and and and share it and they teamed up we've created this kind of combined organization under the heading plant med which also involves crowd rise and all those organizations we intend were construction is slated to begin October 15th so just literally in eight days and we're beginning full-fledged crowd funding campaign events kind of across the country and you know we have we have funds to get through the first iteration of construction all this is a very long term project just I'd say the one takeaway for me in this whole process is I'm generally speaking quite easily discouraged I if something doesn't immediately go the way I want it to I'm often just inclined to kind of walk away and and this required a completely opposite approach and so really it's if you know you really believe in what you're doing you know speaking just for myself I need to give serendipity the time to work that makes any sense so I hope some of you this message will resonate with and will help us in some way to continue this streak of serendipity that we've been lucky enough to to have the fall this project and thank you very much for listening and thanks for your time