The following is a presentation of TFNN. The morning market kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Good morning everybody and happy Friday. I'm Tommy O'Brien, coming to you live from TFNN just after 9 a.m. Eastern time as we come into the opening bell in 24 minutes and you want some volatility. We're getting it right now, folks. You talk about a move. As I was coming on the air, folks, this is a one minute bar at 8.53 a.m. This morning we were trading 40 S&P points below where we're at right now. See the explosion. Let's put it back to a 15 minute. That's just two bars. We get above the price action that we saw basically any time over the close of yesterday. We get some big action in currencies going on right now. We get some big action in yields. But the S&Ps, we climb back into positive territory as I come back on the air, as I come on the air. Up by 3 points at 36.78, the NASDAQ 100. We're still negative by 41. That's about a third of percent. 11,051. We get the Dow up by 7 points. You see the acceleration in all the markets. The Russell up by 6 right now. Crude catches a little bit of a pop on that move as well. Crude makes it to almost $83 overnight. Right now we're trading at 85.21. Go contract back to flat. Why not? Let's jump over to the Dollar Index, man. We get some moves. And there you go, folks. That is a move for you. From 113.94, we're down to 113 right now in the Dollar. A quick drop off. Not sure where the intervention is possibly, but it's somewhere, folks, because we have some pretty dramatic moves going across the board. Just in the last few minutes, you take a look at the tenure. We're at 109.10. We were at 108.26, folks. 108.26. That's correlating to a yield of how about almost 4.3 percent on the tenure. We were at 4.2 last night when I was watching my dad's program at 4 o'clock Eastern time when he was wrapping things up. We're at 4.3. And that's 4.3 sitting at 109.10. We were all the way down to 108.26. We're in the tenure above 4.3 percent. I mentioned the Dollar, right? We got moves in the Dollar. Let's jump over to the Euro. Euro-US Dollar right now. There's a spike for you, man, from 97 to 97.8 on the Euro-US Dollar. And how about the Yen? It just doesn't stop for the Yen, man, almost to 152 on the Yen. And just since 8.30, some wild volatility in the currencies affecting the yields, affecting the overall markets, to say the least, as the S&Ps climb into positive territory up by four points right now on the S&Ps as we climb. 36.80 on the S&Ps, made it to almost 36.40 overnight. The highs of yesterday morning, 37.44. And when you take a look at the Fibonacci basis, folks, let's take a look at it because we're beginning to climb right at the 3A2 right now. 36.83 as we go through it, if you're looking for the 6.18 of that move. And again, that is just from yesterday's high, which is about 37.50. Pretty remarkable. You're talking about 110 S&P points. The moves we're getting in both directions are remarkable right now, folks, in a big way. And we do have something going on like an intervention, yeah. Because these currencies are just moving in dramatic fashion with the S&Ps now up by 13. NASDAQ up by two. I've been talking about the currencies, folks, our man, Teddy Kegstad. He's got a great webinar going on for the Tiger Forex Report next Wednesday. And you've got to keep your eye on what's happening with these currencies because they are driving so much of the action. As the dollar just dropped a full point from 114, we'll call it to 113, as I mentioned. You got Euro, spiking to 97.8 from 97. Pound has its own deal going on, as we all know. Even the pound getting a little bit of a bid back there to 111.6. We were down at 110.60. Things were falling apart this morning. I'm not so sure it's going to hold completely. We'll find out what's going on as we creep through the hour this morning because this has just happened in the last 15 minutes or so, folks. We're getting some action, not surprising, on a Friday, coming into a very volatile market. We jumped over to the volatility index this morning. Volatility index, you wouldn't know what's happening in this market with what's going on in the VIX right now, man. We were at 30.40. You just got an acceleration of about 50 S&P points, and the VIX barely moves to 30.06. Yeah, and we'll see where we go from there. We get the opening bell in about 19 minutes from right now. All right, jumping around to some of the action we have going on. Snapchat. Tough go-around for Snapchat to say the least, man. They are going to open down about 25%. This thing just does not stop. You're going to break well below the lows that you had on their last earnings. OK, look at the gaps on this chart, man. And let's back it up even further. Three-year weekly, $80, $83.34. We're going to open it at $8 on Snapchat shares. And jumping around, snap earnings. Revenue missed, and they have some big problems across the board, man. I was reading about this this morning. Now they have a repurchase program of up to $500 million. It's going to cut 20% of their staff they set in August. Earnings, $0.08 a share versus a small loss. Revenue, they missed by a little bit. Global daily active users, they're over it. But yeah, breaking things down even further, man. It reported a surprise adjusted profit, but their net loss surged 400% to $360 million. They have $155 million restructuring charge in there. Average revenue per user, down 11%. It's an inflationary environment, folks. They are not making money off the people. Daily active users increasing, OK, but they're making less money on those people in this environment. It's going to lay off 20% as we talked about the last quarter. And yeah, it looks like there's probably even more in there than that. Now they do have $4.4 billion in cash, which is why they have a repurchase program, a $500 million that they're pushing out there. But nonetheless, Snapchat and big trouble, man, in big trouble in a big way. We jump over to the Analyze tab. For the fundamentals of this company, you're talking about a company creeping it around $10 billion right now. And I imagine they're around in some capacity, folks, but I've actually never understood. And yes, I am in my 40s, so I am not probably the target demographic for Snapchat, but I do use Snapchat to some capacity. And number one, whenever I see ads on there, boy, I'm just like pressing, mashing that pad to get past those ads as fast as I can, paying literally zero attention to the ads that are being served up to me on the Snapchat platform. But it is something to use, but in terms of monetizing it, very difficult, I imagine. This is my perception from the ads that get played on there versus even the ads that are getting played on apps like Instagram, pretty comparable to Snapchat even, Facebook, et cetera. We're gonna see what happens in this market, folks, because I don't know what just happened in the currency market, but you had an intervention somewhere on the currencies as the dollar index. Now, on a weekly basis, folks, has anything changed whatsoever on that pullback? And look at this, man, this is gonna be remarkable. If we see a complete move back, you got the markets back into the red, we're gonna see some volatility today. That's for sure, man. VIX at 30 could be underpriced to say the least. So we bounced from about 113 to 130. We were sitting at 113.94 to kick things off. You have the 10-year with some volatility. I mean, we're right back to where you were at 7.30.  You did, and just like that, we sell off 12 points. Keep your fingers fast on the open, folks, and throughout the day, because I imagine it's gonna be a quick one in both directions. Remember, it's October 21st, right? We're coming into some big earnings, okay? And we're also coming into, we come back on Monday, and a lot of the discussion's gonna be leading up to the Fed meeting, one week from then. It's gonna be coming quicker than we think, folks, and guess what? After the Fed meeting, what's coming after that? What's coming after that is, we get non-farm payrolls for the month of October. We get CPI for the month of October. We get a data stream for the month of October. We just saw how that meant went for the month of September, folks, and we saw how it went for the month of August. Look at these markets, pretty remarkable. Reminding you real quickly as we come into this first break, folks. Let's take a look at the S&Ps. Let's put it on a daily. September 13th was when we got the CPI data for August. 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We got some moves there as well on whatever just happened coming into nine. Whoops, do you have my charts? There you go. Forgive me if I lost my charts for a moment. We're back to the 10-year. We were up to 109.15 and we're sitting at about 109.8. Huge moves in the yields going on there, but really the moves in the currencies, man. The Dollar, though, back above 113.31 right now and we'll see where we go with about 11 minutes to go into the opening bell and whatever happened, folks. It'd be pretty remarkable if all that buy-in, whatever just happened, you see the volume that came in right there at about nine o'clock in the morning as well. Quite an acceleration from 36.55 up to about 36.70. And what do we got? We almost got 100,000 contracts. Yeah, let me zoom back here. Yeah, we did. We got 120,000 contracts on the S&Ps at that price point sending it higher, but guess what? Just like that, you're negative by about 10 points again. And yeah, huge moves in the currencies, excuse me, in the commodities when you talk about the dollar moving, gold contract back to negative $2 and we got to talk about the dollar yet, man, because this one, I was looking at currencies early this morning. And 152, watch out, folks, man. I don't know what's going on. Maybe that was the bank of Japan. Maybe that was Japan stepping in that caused a little bit of haywire in there. Not sure, but we will see in terms of where the day plays out and where this plays out with the S&Ps sitting minus by the 12 points as we give back a lot of that right away. Lower lows and lower highs, folks. You take a look at this thing on a three-year weekly. Let's take off some of this for a little bit of clarity. I'm gonna move that one. I'm gonna move that one as well. And you know what? Let's get rid of these channel lines because that channel line is far from over and never happening again, not in this year for sure. But where are we, folks? We bounce right off the 50% on the S&P, right? You make it down to a price of about 3,502. That 50% retracement, about 3,488. We're sitting at 3,666. Watch out on the S&Ps. Now you take a look at the NASDAQ. Okay, let's take that one off. For some comparison here, as the NASDAQ's kind of been leading these markets, where are you sitting at? How about last week hitting the 618 almost to the tick, man? You make a low 10,484, the low on my chart. And yeah, I have to reset it. I mean, it's not exactly, folks. In terms of the low, you can see a 6628. I pegged at 6664, right? The high is a little bit off. So we're ballparking here and ballparking basically to the tick, man. 10,500 is the 618. Could you imagine if to start this year, you were out there preaching? Yeah, if anybody knows why that bounce in the market took place, let me know as well, Roku. I'm not sure either, man. Quite something going on. We may not figure it out until right now. There's buy-in, man. Maybe there's an intervention of our bank. Maybe, you know, you don't know in terms of where that came from just that quick with the S&Ps minus five. But if I had said to you this year that we're gonna get a 618 retracement of the 10,000-point run that we had from 6628 to 16,767, and we're gonna do it all by the end of October, I probably would have seen a lot of skeptics saying it could be that quick and that fast and that furious, but guess what, folks? That is where we are sitting right now. As we are at 11,045, almost to the tick and the S&Ps. Take a look at the Dow as this market climbs back to basically flat. So the Dow just makes it sit and write it about the 382. So you got the Dow at the 382, you got the S&P at the 50%, and you got the NASDAQ 100 at the 618. That was how it was for a while. Remember when we were sitting there originally for some of those first pullbacks? For instance, the NASDAQ 100 made it to the 382 in March of that pullback. And the S&Ps for a while actually took until June to get to that 382 area. Nonetheless, all the markets are pretty critical areas. We'll be interesting to see how this plays out. Whatever happened coming into nine in the morning, man, you put the dollar on a weekly basis, basically a blip as we continue to creep a little bit higher following that acceleration lower, man, we're at 113.35. We've seen the interventions before, folks, in terms of Bank of Japan. There's the Bank of Japan, so much for 151. We're back to 151.64, short-lived, whatever was going on there. And you take a look at the daily, man. To bring it back, that was the last time we had an intervention in the Bank of Japan. And it could be, man, because we just traded from 150 to 152 dollar yen getting out of whack in a big way. I was surprised to even see gold was not down as much as it could have been this morning when you had the yen at 152, right? You had the yen at 152. Folks, 16 days ago, the yen was at 144, okay? The gold contract was at about 1730. So we have pulled back $100 over that time, I guess, but check out where gold was on September 27th. September 27th is right where we are right now. Well, dollar yen, come on. Was sitting at 144 at that price time. So making the case that gold could be much worse here, man. You ever get a reversal on some of these currencies? You could see an explosion in that gold contract, man. My dad was doing comparisons, you know, where you bought gold, what you bought it. You bought it in yen. I mean, hopefully the people in Japan are doing something, man, probably a little bit too late to do it right now, but you can see why commodities in different parts of the globe, you can see why crypto currencies in different parts of the globe, man. When you get the yen getting trash like this on a daily basis and pretty remarkable folks, we got five and a half minutes till the opening bell. And we might give it all back by the time we do, because the way this yen's moving right now, climbing right back up to 152 like nothing, man. We were down to 151, okay? And we're back to 151.63. Let's see how the dollar index is moving. Dollar index now approaching the 113.40 level. Whatever happened there, folks, we'll see if it lasts. We've seen this happen before and play out in the currencies with the dollar yen. Yields, not as big of a move as in the currencies. Yields right back to where we were, right? Right back to where we were. You did see that acceleration at 730? We saw the acceleration coming into nine o'clock that got us all the way up to about 109.15. And right there, we're back at 109.05. It's gonna be an interesting day in the markets, folks. When you get this type of volatility, when you get the VIX, almost no movement at all right now with the VIX sitting at 30 as we wait for the open. And you can see where we are in the VIX, a possible double-top area. Could easily see that VIX trailing off a bit. Now, where does it trail off to? As in what event do we trail off to that then we accelerate higher? I don't know. Maybe we make it through the Fed meeting because we basically know that 75 is coming. Maybe we make it through the Fed meeting and then we accelerate. Where do we go into that is the next market scare? Maybe it's the data points I'm talking about. Maybe it's the non-farm payrolls for the month of October. Maybe it's CPI for month of October. They're gonna be important data points, folks. Put them on your calendar. I'll pull up the dates when we get back from the break and take a look at them. Because boy, you wanna talk about possible determining factors of how we go. Everything is about the Fed right now and everything the Fed does is about inflation. And we keep missing in pretty dramatic fashion whether you're talking about non-farm payrolls. We got too many jobs. We got too much going on in the economy to tame inflation. 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We'll see what type of volatility we get right on the open right now. And boy, you talk about some volatility, man. Jump into it. How about Twitter? So it looks like U.S. officials, they're gonna make sure that Mr. Musk, that he can be trusted. If he's doing all this stuff and taking over, you have officials are discussing whether the U.S. should subject some of Elon Musk's ventures to national security views, okay? Now, there's a lot going on in this without stating the obvious, okay, folks? But here's one thing that caught my eye. So the Starlink satellite service in the Ukraine, right? No private business should have to support the U.S. government-funded satellite operations. That whole deal going on, okay? So there's that. There was a lot that first came out when Musk said that space action have to support that, that what should happen? The U.S. government should pick that up. Pretty reasonable opinion, even if you're the richest person in the world of the country, folks, okay? You shouldn't have to do that. That's why the government has the type of budget that it has, okay? But then it comes out that a lot of the, we're buying those Starlink satellites themselves. They weren't really paying for all of it. So Musk has said that it has cost him $80 million so far. That is a fantastic sum of money, obviously, okay? Elon Musk is worth about $220, excuse me, billion dollars, okay? If you just invested that, make an interest, folks, 3%, you're making more than $6 billion a year, okay? If you're making more than $6 billion a year in interest, you're making about $18 million a day in risk-free interest. So what that means, folks, okay?  Anyway, it puts the wealth that they have in context there, folks. It really does. If I had $220 billion, I wouldn't be worrying about $80 million. So to put in context one more, let's say you have a million-dollar net worth, okay? Million dollars doesn't do today what it used to, okay? But let's say you got a million-dollar net worth. Let's say somebody's sitting there and they're saying they're worth a million dollars, your friend, they're sitting next to you, and they're complaining that they've had to spend $333. To provide satellite service to the entire country of Ukraine as the country is under siege from Putin and Russia. Cause that is what $80 million is to somebody like Elon Musk, who was worth $220 billion. That is like somebody who was a millionaire sitting next to you complaining that they're spending $330 of their wealth to provide satellite service to the Ukraine, okay? Now that is what Elon said. I don't even think that that's what's going on, okay? Cause if that's what Elon said, it's probably some far place from the truth of there. But you got to keep that stuff in context, man. Cause I imagine if many people, you people out there, the fine people that tune into TFNN, the great tigers and tigers is in the den, you know, to become the richest person in the world folks by giving it away, I get that. And he uses a lot of that wealth for great things in terms of technology and pushing mankind forward, okay? But you got to keep it in context folks. And so when I saw that I said, yeah, why not, man? I want to make sure because that tweet that he sent out talking about Russia and Ukraine and yes, you know, risks of nuclear war going forward and this brings it back to the market folks, right? You don't think this brings it back to the market. We try and keep politics out of it. We can try and keep the market into it. Well, that's where they converge, okay? That's the type of price action you get. Now you could say the market and rightfully so overreacted potentially down to 43.91. Maybe it's just a review. I don't imagine they're gonna clamp it down on Elon and allow him not to buy any more companies as the richest person in the world. But a review, I'm fine with, man, because you know, $80 million folks are worth $220 billion. It's the same thing as somebody who's got a million bucks talking about 300 bucks burning a hole in their pocket when they could provide satellite service to the entire of Ukraine out there. So saying your piece, Twitter down 4.6% today. We get the markets a little bit of volatility on the open back to the action. There's your opening bell bar. We're up to 36.75, down to 36.55 right now. They were talking about in the den, potentially the news 75 basis points is the hike and then pause and reflect. Wall Street Journal, they seem to always got the in in terms of what's happening at the Fed. I could see why that would send the market higher up initially. I could see why I don't think I would agree because guess what folks? There was probably about a 99% chance that they were gonna come with 75. The pause and reflect, I don't know if I buy that one. Who's saying pause and reflect, man? You can't pause and reflect when you're getting these types of CPI numbers folks. That is not the type of confidence. We just got a bang out CPI print for the month of September. We're coming up on a month of October and if you think that they're gonna pause after they go 75, then yeah, I would be buying this market but I wouldn't be buying this market on that news because I don't think that's what's gonna happen. You could make a much more reasonable case that maybe they're gonna go 50, maybe they're gonna go 25. I do not believe that they are gonna go from 75, 75, 75, 75, CPI not even showing basically impact and then they're gonna pause. I can't imagine that's how it's gonna happen. The market might lose confidence completely if that's what they do. Maybe things accelerate even more. We'll see how it plays out. S&Ps right now down about a quarter percent. Yeah, and that's a great point. So it's costing the shareholders not just him directly and that's a great point, Jimmy, for SpaceX tying it back to Elon but guess what, that's what Elon said. I don't even believe that's what's happening because the stories that came out originally and I'll try and find some of them as we tease this were that a lot of those Starlink satellites were actually purchased by other people or nonprofits or people in the Ukraine as well. And so if Elon's saying it cost him 80 million how much do you really think it cost him, Jimmy? Well, guess what? Less than 80 million, not more, right? He's not gonna say it cost him 80 when it cost him 100. He likes to be grandiose in some of the things he says and 80 million dollars, yeah, like I started it off saying no private company should have to pay for the government, zero dollars is what really they should have to pay for but everything is a half truth with him lately. And yeah, so it is important to understand that wealth though for that level because, yeah, for obvious reasons. S&Ps climb back to flat. Let's take a look at some of the dollar action as we chop around. Dollar index back to that 113 level right there. Yeah, everything gets political, right? Here they come. NASDAQ down by 41 folks and we jumped dollar index at 113.06 and I don't think Fletch as you're gonna go off that Elon, okay? I'll take issue with this one is not paying for the war effort on the government's behalf. So let's check the verbiage if we're gonna talk about it in that degree because somehow he gets championed as the conservative Messiah these days and he is not paying for the war effort. He's paying for part of it. Yeah, in an ulterior universe maybe. He's providing satellite coverage for PR.  How much do you think? Do you think he's gotten $80 million? Right, you wanna have the conversation, man? Let's go. Do you think he's gotten $80 million of press? Do you think he's gotten $80 million of press Fletch? I know you're listening. Do you think he's gotten $80 million of press? Exactly, crickets, crickets, crickets. Crude up to 85.40 on that and let's jump to the VIX as we jump around this morning. 30.05. Folks, you gotta call things like you see it, okay? Elon's getting treated right now in the Tigers then. Like he is some kind of gift giver providing payment for the war when his verbiage alone. Okay, if you ever lived in Ukraine and you're the richest person in the world out there saying just let the people vote whether Putin has taken over their land and now they'll be rushing. It's amazing how the conversation shifts so quick from reality. Stay tuned, folks, we'll be right back. You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? 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Right on the open, we make it to 36-55. We're right now climbing towards that area. NASDAQ, negative by 82 points right now at 11,010. We jump over the down, negative by 49. Let's take a look at some of the stocks that are rocking today. Snapchat, how about 30% to the downside, man? Kaboom, you talk about a move, Snapchat. Down $3.24, and boy, how far do you gotta go back, man? COVID lows were below that level, folks. You gotta go back to $4.82. We're basically coming into the beginning of 2019 for Snapchat up to 83.34 on this equity. Let's see how some of the other social media companies are trading. Facebook, probably having to do with Snapchat, right? Let's see on the short-term basis. Yeah, they're reacting to Snapchat news as well. Facebook meta, down 3.7%. I was watching one of my friends sent a clip today about, I think it's the new modern warfare 2.1 of the video games, and it was in Amsterdam. And boy, the images are so lifelike. And I was saying, can you imagine, folks? Video games have really come to fruition basically over the last about 40 years, right? You think the early 80s, I was born in 1980, man. I was in the heyday of the early, early video games. Pong, Atari, and you got Nintendo. Excuse me, coming over there, 40 years, right? Now we had computers coming in before then. So you could even go from the beginning of computers for the technological advances we've experienced, but just video games. If you think over the last 30 or 40 years, because computers, you gotta go back a ways, because you could argue that a television is a computer to some degree. Not nothing like we have right now, right? Let's just stick with video games though, okay? We now have virtual reality headsets that are gonna be coming with virtual reality suits. We view things in what, 4K, 8K. We view things in so many pixelations that our eyes almost can't even see the pixels that are present in a 3D virtual reality manner. We've done that in a period of about 40 years, 30 to 40 years from literally nothing, looking at a computer screen that has 16, 24 pixels, something like that, right? To looking at a 3D virtual reality headset that has you so submerged in the reality that it can trick your brain into losing balance, et cetera. We've done it all in 30 or 40 years, folks. Well, guess what? Time is on such a longer spectrum that 40 years is basically a blink of an eye. And yeah, these deep fake videos, man, everything is gonna be deep fake.  Go online, 60 minutes, I think, did a great story on these recently talking about it. It's all gonna come there. Now, 40 years is nothing, right?  He'll be less than 80 years old in the year 2100.  But imagine where technology is gonna be, folks. We are living in an exceptional time and it's very difficult to imagine it. Now, sometimes things are slower than you imagine as in the change that you expect. Self-driving cars is a great example. That last mile of technology, very difficult to overcome sometimes, but we will get there, okay? Amazon bought whole foods like five years ago, nothing has changed, pretty much, right? So some things are quicker than others, but over the longer-term scale, it is very hard to imagine the technology is not gonna take us over and we're all gonna be living in a sci-fi movie at some point in the future, man.  That's the other scary part, right? We're close, but we're so far away. It was almost the same thing for self-driving cars that you could have probably said five or 10 years ago, right? They would have said, well, we're close. If you can put us on a field where we can't kill anybody and we go through obstacles, I think we could do a pretty good job, but you have to be almost infallible. And virtual reality, it's gonna be that last leg that somebody can literally slip onto a suit, put on a headset, and not be able to tell sometimes whether you're literally in reality or virtual reality. But you look at some of the graphics coming right now, folks. It's pretty wild. It's because this modern warfare too, maybe I'll see if I can pull it up to get some glimpses. I don't think it's gonna be as fantastic as just viewing it, but I'll post, you know what? I'll post a link to it in the tiger stand is what I'll do. So you can pull up yourself. If you've ever been to Amsterdam, folks, it just looked like you're looking at beautiful Amsterdam and those beautiful canals walking through the city. Pretty remarkable. I digress, but boy, you put things on a time scale, even a humanity scale standpoint, folks. We're talking about 40 years is the blink of an eye. Time operates in thousands, if not hundreds of thousands, if not millions, if not hundreds of millions, if not billions of years. You see some of those web telescope. You know what? I'm gonna find, that's all I'll do. I'll find some web telescope images for the next break because boy, if you want to see in those folks, that's what it's all about. Space, space travel, the universe. It's just remarkable. You know what else is remarkable, folks? This market, here we go, 36.92 right now in the S&P. Maybe we just got a little A to B, C to D. The A point, right as we came onto the air, 36.42, up to almost 36.90. What is that? That's a solid 45, 46, 47 S&P points. And yeah, we almost got it. Check that out. So maybe that's the completion of the A to B, C to D, man. Your A point, like I said, about 36.42, you climb up to about 36.90. So you're talking about what? 48 S&P points. We go from 36.55, not quite there. We wouldn't need to get about a few points higher. Out on that move, we almost make it to 37.00 right now. Let's see how some of the big dogs are trading Apple shares. There's a pop for you, they're up half a percent right now. 144.12, Amazon is flat at 1.15.20 this morning. We jump over to Microsoft shares. They're flat, we jumped to Google. I was talking about YouTube yesterday, man. Google down about 8.10 percent. NASDAQ barely in the red, but we get the S&P Dow and the Russell all in positive territory. Let's see how the dollar is trading on the open. Back to about 1.13, you take that whole move off. So it'd be interesting if that was the news, folks. Haven't read it. Was that the news? Can somebody else confirm? Anybody else got any takes in there in the den in terms of what happened? Was that some kind of a journal report about the Fed? Are they really gonna pause? I don't even care if that's the news, folks. They're not positive. Yeah, I see nothing. They're not positive. If people tell you that, man, maybe the data would say that, okay? You get 75 basis points in the November meeting and you get a non-farm payroll number and you get a CPI print for the month of October that surprises dramatically to the downside. You could make that case. You can't make that case right now. The only case you can make is that we're gonna listen to the data and go forward. And that's pretty much what Chairman Powell has said. But boy, we got some action and currencies. One way or the other dollar back to about 1.13. You got a gold contract. There's a bid for you up to 16.44. And let's jump to the dollar again. See how we're trading right now, 1.15.40. No matter what happens with the dollar, man. Dollar yen is just so weak right now in dramatic fashion. We jump over to the euro, euro, US dollar, about 97, 98 almost. We're up a full point from the euro, US dollar. Excuse me. And we jump over to the volatility index. Is this market plows higher? We get a 29 handle in the VIX right now. Let's jump back to that VIX as we come into this break. Yeah, somebody's buying no matter what's happened, right, folks? We break to 29.67. Those recent lows from October 5th, about 28.54. Lower lows in that volatility indexes. We get some positive action on Friday, folks. Stay tuned, folks. We'll be coming back. We'll take a look at what else we have going on the market. Yeah, we're gonna pull up those web telescope images of the universe. If you haven't checked them out, folks, stay tuned, just check them out either way. We'll be right back. TFNN has just launched their new trading room, the Tiger's Den, hosted at Discord. TFNN has been educating traders for more than 20 years with live programming hosted by a variety of professional traders during market hours. And now they are expanding their reach with the Tiger's Den, available to all tigers and tigeresses for just $1 for the year. 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You are 60, 60 S&P points above where you were trading at about 9 a.m. this morning, NASDAQ 100. You make it into the green up by 35. That's a 30% the Dow, positive by nine-tenths percent right now, Russell, positive by eight. Crude, up about 80 pennies right now. Gold, up about $9. Folks, if you haven't checked out Teddy Kake stats, Tiger Forex report, great time to do it. You're seeing the action that you have coming in in terms of the Dollar Index. Down to 113, a full-point movement. That's impacting a lot that's going on in that market. You see what a strong dollar, right? When the dollar was up to 114, this market was getting hammered. You pull back to 113, the market's in positive territory. Here's the only thing I will say, folks, dollar's only back to where it was yesterday at the close. So we're higher, but all you are is back to where you were yesterday at the close right now at 112.98 and we jump over to yields. A little bit of a reprieve there as well. You talk about volatility, man. The 10 years up almost a full, what is that? 18, 19, 20 ticks almost from where you're at. And I said we were gonna talk about it, folks. Let's talk about a little bit of the universe and let's talk about the pillars of creation. You remember reading about these in physics, man? Pillars of creation is as they're dubbed. So the Hubble photographed them 30 years ago. They've updated some of those pictures, but here's the new web space telescope image, folks, of the pillars of creation. You put them side by side. That's what the Hubble versus where we are right now. Now the pillars of creation, now check out. The Hubble did have one in 2014, okay? And you can see some of the interstellar going on behind it, but you talk about operating in the span of years, thousands of years, et cetera. Okay, now check out this part. Images taken by another telescope discovered hot dust, okay, that they think was from a supernova. The appearance suggests that they could have been destroyed some 6,000 years ago, but guess what? They're 7,000 light years away. So this means that we'll be able to see that in 1,000 years from right now, is when that would happen, that the pillars of creation already were destroyed some 6,000 years ago, but it's 7,000 light years away. I could spend all show on it. Pretty cool, folks. Check it out if you haven't seen it. Thanks for tuning in, starting your Friday with me. Stay tuned, folks. We've got our man Basil Chapman. We'll be right back, folks. Have a great Friday, everybody.


Hey, Bolo buddies. Thanks for watching. All right, you guys we have part two of the Facebook group members share their best November Bolo so in this video, I am gonna share with you Bolo items that members of my Facebook group shared so I create a post I put it under the announcements and the members share their Bolo's I'm gonna tell you where they got it what they paid for it and what it sold for This is gonna help us learn how to source better because you guys some of these are so Unexpected and some of these are huge money. Some of them are bread and butter they range, but you will definitely learn I've got about 30 35 come in your way. I just did part one So definitely if you're watching this video and didn't see part one and go look for that My name is Courtney also known as Bolo buddies I like to share and teach about Bolo items because I'm a reseller I've been reselling since 2005 and I would encourage you guys to subscribe and like and comment and share As we go through the video. All right, you guys. Thanks again for being here and let's get started So I am gonna be looking at my computer I'm gonna be reading off what the Facebook member shared the information and then I'm gonna pop up screen shares of What the item sold for so you're gonna get a visual and you're gonna hear what the actual person Said about the item which I think is fun. All right, so the first one Comes from Noelle and her YouTube channel is Noelle farm girl scavenger And the reason I'm shouting out her YouTube channel is because she is a Bolo buddies member If you're a Bolo buddies member you get a shout out in this video also if you'd like to join Memberships there is a join button down by the subscribe button And if you don't see that you can find a link down in the description Sometimes it doesn't show up on your phone.  She said she probably had 25 cents in this Um, this took less than a week to sell and is a major Bolo It is a fenton birth of safe birth of a savior the announcement 1999 limit edition fairy lamp you guys big money. She sold this for $210 plus shipping The next item it says I found this at my local honey hole about $10 in with additional items. I just listed all sold to the same buyer with 24 hours of posting This is an east coast convenience store. Okay So found at my local honey hole about $10 in So this is just some of the items, but she had additional items also It's there's several pictures. You guys see here. There's a bunch of hats. It looks like one sold for $29.99 One sold for $46.99 and the lot of four sold for $69.99 Um, these are all snapback vintage hats Um with different branding and logos on them. So I think I have the right thread this time She said my best November sale is a pair of infant toddler vintage Nike sneakers So my Bolo is baby shoes never pass these up. Do your comps I think the person that bought these was a sneakerhead when I looked into his profile I already shared these but not on a Bolo buddies post yet Purchased 50 cents received a best offer of 200 within a couple hours And I wasn't going to be greedy. So I accepted it very cute pair of baby girl Nike shoes. You guys look at these Crazy, right? Would you have ever guessed? um Her um ebay store is dare to dream big. I think 1313 She is also a Bolo buddies member and I'll pop up her store right here The next comes from Oh, no Reselling with honey Got it. This is her youtube channel. She is also a Bolo buddies member lots of new members I'm trying to remember like the order everything goes in I knew it was honey and then I'm like, is it, you know, anyway, it's it's hard when you Keep adding new people and I didn't take any notes. Um, so this is her youtube channel. She's fantastic Go check her out. She has a newer channel, but I have been really enjoying her content So it says I paid four dollars each for these at an estate sale I was going to list them individually, but then noticed there was some discoloration So I decided to lock them up and put them on an auction and let the market decide I really like what the market decided took a week to sell maybe 10 days. I can't remember how long the auction was So these are simply shabby chic blue, british rose embroidered swiss dots New in package with flaws sold for 141 plus shipping These were at an antique mall space Who is moving so her stuff was marked down 60% they were originally 18, but I only paid 720 Didn't sell on auction with a $50 start re-listed with a buy it now for 75 and sold in a week Um, jack jackars. I think jackars is how you pronounce it. I could be wrong Um, pep in chicken plates. They're chicken plates. Oh my goodness. So for 75 bucks So I'm going to tell you that I do what this reseller does I will start my auction at the minimum that I want to get for the item And if it doesn't sell I will re-list it at a buy it now or best offer at a higher price. So it works So I'm happy to see that somebody else did it and it worked Bought a box of fabric at a yard sale for $10 have sold a bunch of craft dolls and material So nine yards of daisy kingdom raggedy anon andy mmm fabric $100 you guys right there boom plus shipping um daisy kingdom can definitely be a bolo brand to be on the lookout for And it looks like uh, this is vintage valentine's bears Uh 90 I don't know quilt something. I'll pop it up. It only sold for $27 plus shipping But this was all it looks like bought as a a lot of fabric So they're just showing some of the other things that they sold from the lot And this says grandma's gingerbread And it's a small photo. So I can't really tell if it's like a piece of fabric or what it is But it sold for $16.95 all right William Sonoma harvest market glasses goodwill for 10 bucks sold at full asking price for $215 on poshmark. So if you guys don't know you can sell hard goods on poshmark I have a whole bunch of videos where I show you hard goods that I sold on poshmark. So definitely go check those out Um poshmark is a great platform. What I do is I start my items on ebay. I cross post them to mercari and poshmark I use list perfectly It's an extension that helps you cross post to get your items over in bulk from ebay to those platforms quick Or you can list into the catalog. I don't do that. I just do it my way if you want to see my way There's a demo down in the description of the video. You can check that out It's a great way to get all your items from ebay on those other platforms fast Um If you check out the video and you like what you see you can get 30 off your first month with coupon referral code Bolo buddies all one word Highly recommend it. I've been using it since I think 2019 Like two years. I love it. Never quit it. I love it Okay, the next one is a viking polled bubble swing vase bought at the goodwill for seven bucks Sold on ebay for a best offer of 110. It is a viking swung glass classic polled bubble vase Uh persimmon. I don't know what persimmon means but persimmon. Is that a color or is that a style? I don't know $110 I should figure it out. Okay antique victorian Victorian sewing clamp bought at the goodwill for two dollars Best offer of 97 50 on ebay. So it is an antique victorian brass sewing clamp cast iron bird sewing clamp mid 1800s That's what it looks like Um, somebody put haha. I was watching this been looking for some for my personal collection. Can't believe it was at the goodwill That's awesome Okay, let's see playstation 2 game, but there's no oh here it is PlayStation 2 game bought in a pile that totaled 10 dollars So maybe a dollar in sold for full asking in 10 minutes you guys for 230 dollars. Yes um, it is um It's sideways hold on a second Tales of destiny tales of destiny. It looks like this. I'll flip it so it's not upside down for you guys or sideways Tales of destiny. It's a playstation game crazy Paid two dollars for these at a wisconsin estate sale had broken pieces and the movements didn't work Wound too tight. I think sold on ebay for a seven day auction for 87 dollars International buyer and they paid shipping. So you guys these are broken music boxes that sold for 87 dollars. How awesome is that? And here's the picture Okay, um One goodwill wait goodwill bins in georgia paid a dollar 68 and sold for 170 dollars you guys so these are um I'm trying to figure out what platform this sold on is that posh mark, maybe And they are called z coil shoes This is what they look like. So they they're like, I don't know if they're like exercise shoes or what But I I know that those shoes that have the weird bottoms You're supposed to like pick those up because they're a bolo, but I haven't found any yet. Have you This hat military mold got at an auction for two dollars and fifty cents and Just to photograph hats Got it at an auction for two dollars and fifty cents just to photograph hats Okay, looked it up and they're worth very good money sold in under a month for a best offer of 40 Oh, okay. I'm sorry. It's a hat mold So they bought it because they wanted to use it for the reselling business to photograph hats. I got it. Sorry It was not following. Yeah, that's really cool. Um, they sold it for 40 bucks. That's awesome Purchased at a church sale for five dollars took about eight months to sell. It is a mario teaches typing Uh PC windows game It is sealed and it is vintage and it is nintendo and it sold for two hundred and nineteen dollars and ninety nine cents Found at the go at my go-to thrift store I don't do shoes as a general rule, but these were laying in the housewares and caught my eye Pay.  Thank goodness. They were half size too small for me because the pictures don't do them justice Mock and mock double bow crystal embellish satin pumps. Are you guys ready for this? 825 dollars Are you kidding me? 15 bucks and 825 That is absolutely Crazy, I've never even heard of that brand mac m-a-c-h and mac m-a-c-h Anybody heard of it? Let me know in the comments Crazy Okay, the next one comes from the rebel reseller. She is a bolo finder. She specializes in plush So if you guys are wanting to get into plush check out her youtube channel the rebel reseller She is also a bolo buddies member. Um, she said we just started selling clothes this year And this is my best sale so far. I paid five dollars within a state sale and it sold for 145 dollars and 31 cents It is this michael simon event Nativity sweater women's size small So it's an embellished nativity scene sweater and it's beautiful and that is definitely a bolo I bought a big box full of vintage toys on facebook marketplace for 105 um cad mostly vintage transformers beast wars gun dam Gundam g-u-n-d-a-m wing I've never heard of that diggy mon figures gi jose for me to keep and a bunch of 90s figure Figures so pretty much. I paid not even a dollar piece. I have this for 99 dollars and 99 cents cad And someone offered me 80 cad And I don't I didn't even counter offer just hit accept right away By the way, it's incomplete missing weapon and part to connect to the tusk So I'm gonna have to scroll in and see if I can read this Osbro transformers beast wars combine combiner magna boss iron hide prow silver bolt I'm gonna crop this in to make it bigger on the screen for you guys because I can barely read it from here So definitely a cool bolo. The next one says I paid five dollars and sold for 1600 That's not a bolo First ever video game microsoft iBM adventure pc computer And then the other one says trs-80 video game microsoft iBM adventure pc zork So these apparently are two very rare vintage PC games I don't know if they're sealed or not. Um, it doesn't say but each one sold for 800 dollars. How amazing is that? This is what it looks like Bought at a mile high thrift store in colorado for $1.99 picked it up just because i'm a sucker for dead stock vintage Sold for full asking price on mercari in two days And it sold for 139 dollars. You guys never used new old stock vintage fissure price 1979 Lovey pink plaid bunny unused security blanket So it has a bunny head and a little blanket attached to it. These are not very big. They are oftentimes called lovey Lovey's people will pay up for these especially if they have a child that has lost theirs And they need to replace it and this one's vintage So this could be like a nostalgia type thing where somebody had it when they were a kid and they're trying to Maybe they want to give it to their kid or they just want it because they had it when they're a kid I have no idea but these things go for big bucks. So definitely be on the lookout for the security blankets with the little plush heads Um, let's see Paid maybe a dollar at the max for this at the Goodwill outlet made a full price sell And three days so they sold it in three days For it's a vintage afghan turkish traditional vest sold it for $44 plus shipping on mercari all right, this one came from Bolo buddies member it's dare to dream big 1313. I just wanted to make sure I was saying it right But I will pop it up. Um, it is a uranium glass Vaseline bright glow and I think um It was either in this video or the video before I already shared one of hers But I will pop her store up again because she has fantastic stuff She got this uranium glass paid a dollar for it.  Um, so this is a lady flower frog and so for $126 you guys Interesting sale part of a sourcing trip. So it averaged out to be four dollars for the belt at Desert industries. I I don't know if that's a thrift store or what took a best offer of $145 in the buyer paid for shipping It's a climbers belt for electric electrical linemen Buckingham climbers belt is what it says and it sold for $145. So definitely a cool Bolo Paid $7 at the Goodwill. It is a brand new new old stock Longitech Harmony Touch Universal remote $169.99 you guys amazing and that was at the Goodwill. So there is hope Don Friedman tapestry rare paid four dollars about two years ago at the Salvation Army Had sold once before for full asking price buyer graciously returned took an offer for $177 still a great profit So it is a Don Friedman wall mac macrame Tapestry is it tapestry or tapestry? It's tapestry, right? I hope I'm saying that right $170 Bolo right there bam No strings no bridge no knobs and missing a piece on the neck was chipped paid three dollars sold in under 12 hours It is a beautiful antique violin for decoration great accent or conversation piece full size 60 dollars you guys Pretty cool I got a box a five dollar box at a yard sale and sold it To several different buyers. I actually still have a few pieces left So it looks like it is anchor hawking a fire king wear white milk glass tea coffee cup So it looks like okay, they sold 20 of them for 40 that would be And then the other says they sold 63 of them for 126 So maybe they're really confusing me here. So maybe they had best offer turned on But either way they sold 63 cups For 126 dollars. I'm I'm sorry, but there is no way I would want to sit ship 63 a peek but Um paid a dollar for the needle point kit at a thrift store sold for full asking price in about a month I bought 10 similar kits a dollar each at the same time and have sold three so far This was the highest priced. So this is a vintage 1982 dimensions wool needle point kit And it says was sake harbor town it's sealed and it sold for 82 dollars and 99 cents You guys cross stitch kits are fantastic. They range from bread and butter to big money I always pick them up if I can get them for a dollar or less because I know I'm at least going to make bread and butter on them And some of them will surprise you I paid 25 dollars at a garage sale. This was This with the three puppies and thomas o'Malley The five for 25 the puppies sold for 85 still have the o'malley duchess sold in less than a week Oh my goodness. You guys two hundred and thirty five dollars for that plush So aristocats duchess mama cat white plush disney store rare and retired 235 dollars you guys for that plush. That's amazing Okay, this one comes from be carried away who is a moderator of this group So please go show her youtube channel some love with the sub. It is be carried away. She is fantastic She is a bolo finder and she is also a bolo buddies member. So check her out She paid a dollar 99 at the salvation army On the advice of courtney me bolo buddies to be on the lookout for Anatronic anatronic anatronic. I can't even say it animatronic plush I always say animated, but I think this one's mouth like moves Sold it for 49 99 in just a couple months. She said thanks bolo buddies. Thanks carry for the shout out. I appreciate you So it is a vintage christmas animated pink sassy cat plush doll toy light up eyes and it sings santa baby And she did include a video. So if you guys want to see how that works You can go to the november post and scroll down and find it and she posted a video It's eyes like light up all right, the next one is paid a dollar 50 at a cca thrift store in texas sold for full asking price of 148 dollars in 48 hours It is a vintage applause warner brothers tasmanian devil mug. It's christmas vacation 1989 and it is ceramic Bolo a bolo mug right there Bought at an employee sale at dance company. I worked at paid maybe six dollars and 99 cents and never wore it It is an alvin ally ali american dance theater sweatshirt size extra large 1995 and it sold for 79 dollars and 99 cents plus shipping All right, you guys that was the last one. Thank you all so much for being here Thank you for watching. Be sure to like comment subscribe and share If you'd like to join memberships, you're more than welcome to do that There is a join button and there is also a link in the description If not, no worries. My channel will remain free. 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Ukraine's new long-range strike drone, a real threat to Russia. Ole Katkov, editor-in-chief of the Defense Express Ministry portal, told Envy about the capabilities of Ukraine's new AQ-400 Skythe long-range kamikaze drone and which enemy targets it will likely be used against. The military has recently received the first batch of domestically produced long-range kamikaze drones AQ-400 Skythe. AQ-400 Skythe has a range of 750 km and a cruising speed of 144 km an hour, according to the declared characteristics. The same time, the drone can stay in the air for six and a half hours and carry 32 kg of explosive payload. However, according to the developer, the payload mass can be increased to 70 kg at the cost of a reduced flight range. The drone can be launched from a short runway or a catapult. Katkov said that these drones are cheap. In addition to the technical parameters declared by the developer, such as range and payload mass, when it comes to long-range aircraft projectiles, it's crucial to evaluate their cost, because such means of destruction can fulfill their conceptual tasks only if they are mass-produced and widely used. Look, when Russia launches an average of over 300 Shahead drones at Ukraine every month, Ukraine's air defense generally neutralizes 85-90% of them. But despite this, a certain number of Shahead drones still break through and cause damage while diverting significant resources to counter them, he added. According to the expert, therefore, on the part of Ukraine, we should be talking about both similar volumes and similar concentrated use of kamikaze drones for strikes deep into enemy territory. Moreover, such means of destruction are apparently the only way for Ukraine to launch long-range strikes on enemy territory, given the ban on using Western weapons to strike Russia's sovereign territory. As for the stated conditions for launching the AQ-400 skyth from a catapult or runway, it may be downplaying that feature, but such drones can be launched even from the roof of a car that accelerates on a straight section of a track, or even make a UAV on a landing gear that detaches after the drone is airborne. That is, the cheaper the launch, the better, he said.


The Competency Index for Clinical Research Professionals, CICRPII, is a validated self-assessment tool used to measure the competencies of clinical research coordinators, CRCs. It consists of two factors, one measuring routine clinical research functions and the other measuring advanced clinical functions. The tool can be used to compare the competencies of CRCs working in different research settings, such as those at research intensive CTSA hubs versus those at less intensive community-based sites. Additionally, the tool can be used to gauge an individual's preparedness to function in the role of CRC and to evaluate the effectiveness of clinical research education and training programs. This article was authored by Carlton A. Hornung, Philippe Ianni, Caroline T. Jones, and others.


Young innovators today are solving problems which we face in our day-to-day lives. As per Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, about 3.32 million tonnes land-fellable waste is generated in our country. This humongous amount of waste on various landfill sites creates heaps and heaps of garbage. Two brothers who spend their childhood near one of those landfill sites decided to find a solution for reducing the dump on these landfill sites and thus created alternative products to plastics and other such materials, which will not just bring down the amount of waste generated in the country but will also reduce negative environmental impact. Land-fills are being created because of our lifestyle. So wherever we are using single-use plastics, if we can create alternatives to those products, then we can say that the landfill problem and the global problem is climate change. We can solve this problem. So as in the country, the atmosphere is very cool at this time for any start-up and if you call someone a start-up, at least 50% of the people are aware of the word start-up. Because it has become so prevalent that Mr. Modi has promoted it a lot. Neethi Ayog, which is a very good initiative, is also providing you with a lot of help. If you want to create a start-up, you should have an idea. You should have a solution to the problem. If the problem is not only for 1 crore or 2 crore people, but if the problem is for 100 crore or 200 crore people and you have a solution to it, that means you can create a start-up. To create that start-up, you just have to do one thing, that you have to take your first step.  You just have to leave the rest to the country. Everything will teach you a lesson. Go to Neethi Ayog's website, you will find all the things there. There are a lot of hotel incubation centres open. Apply your idea there. If there is something unique there, they will incubate you. Our brothers started this start-up in 2019. Our brand is Unico. Unico is an amalgamation of unique plus eco. Unico provides quality products based on innovation and sustainability. And their innovation encourages people to take easy, but conscious steps to lead a more earth-friendly life. We have a product called Naath. We collected those bamboos and out of that, we cut them on the angles. And then we polish it naturally. It's amplifier, we will put it on the phone. So, this sound gets amplified. So, this is a product called Plant Therapy Kit. It's basically, we are giving a DIY to the users. How does a real tree get planted? Because we go to a lot of events and get a bouquet. But people don't know how much nutrition and water a tree needs. So, we made a whole kit. We gave a seeding pot to the users. Which you can take out from this. So, in that, what we do? We made this pot from the waste of coconut. And we gave two coins in it. So, these are the two coins. Which you can put in this pot. And it's completely, it has agriculture manures. So, you put it in this. And then you have to, you put water in it. So, this flower, like the flower of a snake in childhood. We will flower like this.  Then, we have given you a box in it. Where there are seeds in it. So, we have given four capsules in it. What to do with the user? Take one capsule like this. And when it becomes whole, you have to take one capsule. You have to put it directly in it. And you can put one capsule in it. You can use the rest of it somewhere else. In your home, in other plants. And with that, you can set it completely in it. And within 10 to 15 days, depending on the seeds germination. So, your tree will start coming out of it.  This whole pot will be degraded. Your tree will be transferred in it. Other than these, Unico has a wide range of products. Like, plantable pens and pencils. Morning Glory Bamboo Kits. And other eco-friendly office utility items. The desire to do something good for the society made these brothers take another leap of extending support to the marginalised people of the country. But their journey could not have been possible without a constant support from the government of India. So, the biggest thing for a startup is that everyone does a lot of hard work. But it gets the result of hard work. Either it's sales are very good. Either it's sales, but the other thing is that when people get feedbacks, people get appreciations, they get good things. So, it feels very good. And in today's time, coming to the media or to be featured in the media or getting support from the big people. Those are very good things. So, like, first of all, we got a lot of government support. We got grants. We didn't know that grants are also something. Then our mentors told us that grants are terms. Look at grants. Impact grants are very common in the government's corporate sector. Feel them. We felt it. We also won. We recently got grants from the Ministry of Urban Offsuffer. We are in top 30 start-up by suchita startup challenge. Then we got international grants. We got grants from HDFC banks. We got grants from Facebook. Start-up in UP supported us as a marketing grant. How can we promote the product in the market? And media presence is very good. We got a feature from Danik Jagran. We came to his front page. We went to meet Kejri Balji. But we didn't meet Kejri Balji. But we met the chief editor of Danik Jagran. And I met him at any time. And I shared my idea with him. So, he said that we will support you. He featured our story. Then we got support from Audi. We went to Manchester. We did a new interaction with Audi. We got support from Start-up India from Delegation. We went to Dubai to showcase our innovations. Then we got support from MSME every year. We invested our costs without any cost. We invested our costs in 0 rupees. And we showed our innovation to the people. People bought our stuff. All these achievements keep boosting the start-up. We keep doing good work. And the same thing makes our team members happy. When we feel that the company I am working in is at this level. People are appreciating it at this level. Then our biggest dream was that they would use our products on Modi's table. Yogi also invited us to show our products to him. We showed our products to him. He praised us a lot. He said that he would use our products in every department. Because they are making changes in both the places. After that, we will invite them to come to us. So, many small and good initiatives are being taken by the governments. I want to say that this is my request from the government. When the government takes all these steps, it feels better for youngsters to move ahead and become a job creator. Rather than a job seeker. Innovators like Ankit and Atal are not just solving problems. But also creating awareness amongst people to recycle, reuse and reduce. Taking a step forward in achieving the goal of environment sustainability.