Hello, everyone. It's your girl, Kenzie here from Lane sports cards and I'm ripping 2022 top stadium club chrome baseball hobby 16 box full case break number one random division style. Again, here's a look at the random results. You can always find these at our website, lane sports cards.com and results tab links also right in chat for you. All right, here we go. Best of luck. Again, my first look here at some stadium club chrome. See mask up dual auto. There's a dual auto of trout and Otani. That would be something. That would be something. Here we go. Good luck, everyone. Muller Jeter. We've got trophy hunter of Mike trout. There's a good sign, right? Monterey. We've got refractor of Jeff McNeil. Riga's and school ball. Super fractors are our nice in here. Team of the future will Smith. Also met Suey. Revis team of the future Fernando Tati. So we've got a redemption already straw and Serbino. Let's see first auto of the day. Update base card autograph. Julio Rodriguez already. Wow. What a way to start the the morning AOS that is Chris E. Wow. There you go. J rod auto out of the first box of the daytime. We'll take those and mag that. That's the sign of how the day is going to go. It's going to be a good one, y'all. We've got gold. Luke Voight. It is one out of 50 for the Nats on the gold. Luke Voight, Matt Brash, Ricky Kepler and Alexi. Johnson refractor Marcus Semyon. We've got dynasty of Cal rick and jr. on the refractor. Lou Bob, Carthy Ricky, Chris Frito. We've got trophy hunter of Raffy Devers. What a photo. It's Monnie Grandal. That's sick. That's sick. And Starkle. So I'm telling you like stadium club always has the best photography. I really like the stadium club stadium chrome soccer. Now we we did breaks of earlier. Team of the future, Kunya jr. Now we've got a rookie auto of Aaron Ashby. Bru crew NL central. That's what to say. I thought there was one auto per box. We've got an extra auto out of that one. Shoot. We will take it. Confused there for a second. Got beam team Rizzo. Willis. Fair child. Right beam team rookie of say a Suzuki. Cubbies. NL central Hendricks winker. We've got trophy hunter of Aaron judge. Pointes, Josh Bell. We've got blue rookie of Kevin Smith for the A's. That is 193 of 199 Oakland there. Al West. Yep. Slow. Schroman. Last pack of box one. Walker. Bucks. And we've got a red Trey Mancini three of five. What a box. Astros there. Al West. Who is that? Chris E again. Nice mancini on the red to five. Jackie Robinson. Gavin Sheets. First box there. And y'all there's the link for the next break. It is a half case break. Five boxes of Don Russ basketball. Take your team style. All teams left are on sale. We've got two of those that we're going to get into some contenders basketball, some prison football and end the day with some court kings. Jonathan India team of the future. You've got trophy hunter of Nolan Aronado that is green to 99. St. Louis. Marte. Justin Turner. Eastman. Donaldson. Rice. We've got orange of Yoan Moncada. That is 13 of 25. That ain't no field of dreams. Think that is right? Yeah. 6th. Go in there for the White Sox. A.L. Central. Walker rookie. B.T. Louis wow. Seas is you. Green key beam team rookie of Spencer Tockelson. And we have a Richie Palacios. Rookie Otto Richie Palacios. Going to Cleveland. Central. Sito. L'A. Hello Paz. Joe Carter, that's not a number. Chopi Hunter of Tatis. Lazios, Eli Morgan. We have Green, Jazz Chisholm Jr. Sick photo on that 58 of 99. I swear he, no matter the card, not even in just stadium club, he's got the best photography, the best photo on any of his cards. You go Marlins, NLEs, Chris Taylor, no matter the product.  Molina, Tilez, that first. We've got a Destiny rookie of Bobbywood Jr. See an auto of him, Garcia Wade Jr. Ernst Martinez, rookie beam team, Bryce Harper, George Brett, Logs, we got a Torque rookie base, Chopi Hunter of Carlos Correa, with R.E.S. Hank Aaron, Zardo Ramirez, we've got Refractor rookie of Connor Wong, CJ Abrams rookie base, and Kalnick, Shet, I've got Trophy Hunter of Juan Soto, Clement, Rookie, Gore Rookie, wisdom, Vladdy Sr., that's a cool one. Rookie, George Kirby, we've got Blue, Andrew Jones for the Braves, that is 44 of 199. Cosmer, Menea, Olendez, Noah, Team of the Future, Juan Soto, Fredo, Blackman, O'Neil, Moncada, Winfield, Refractor of Trey Mancini, Lugarek, and a J-Rod rookie base. Box three here. Again, y'all, let's get these next breaks filled up. We got basketball for a bit, and then we've got some football, some prism football. Substant, how's it going? Oh, we've got Trophy Hunter of Mookie Betts, Guzman, Grossman, Luis Vado, Casey Meis, we have Gold, Albert Pujos, 11 of 50. Another nice hit for the Cardinals, NL Central. See, I was gonna ask, but then I was like, oh, he said he's working on trying to get in his sleep schedule, like back to normal. Back to my late schedule. Okay. Team of the Future, Rookie of Torque. Yeah, that can be hard. What do we have here? Stroze, Ajo Perez, Rookie Otto.  Greg Maddox, Sana, and then Jones, Gwen, Team of the Future, Rookie Hunter Green, Carlson, Luis, what's the next F1 race? Gabriel, Tony. Okay, it's a couple of weeks. We got Eli Morgan, Rookie Rook Ractor, Cabrera, Babe Ruth, Vigio, Guire Crawford, Beam Team Rookie, Apulio Rodriguez, Connor Siebel, Tim Anderson, Santana, Stio, we've got Dynasty, Mookie Betts, Dodgers. Stio, Alonzo, Adele, Valante, Freeman, Verlander, Team of the Future, Refractor, Shane Bobs, for the Rakes. Darvish, Ramos, the Fear, Beam Team, Mookie Betts. Crawford, C is Super, C is Super, Refractor. Got Blue, Brandon Marsh, Rookie for the Phillies, 188 of 199, NL East, Rand Swanson, Bo Jackson, Refractor, Johnny Bench, Bobby Whitt Jr., on the Rookie. Beam Team, Pete Alonzo, Hicks, Marsh, Trophy Hunter, of Shohei, Albie, Ashby, Ozzie Smith, Desi, Kevin Smith, we've got Green, Rookie, Ryan Bannon, Orioles, what's up Lester, how's it going? That one is seven out of 99, Orioles, A.L.E.s, Clifar, Schwabber, all right, box four. Refreshers, see how we're working. Still 17 left, y'all, still 17, 17 teams to go, and our five box Don Russ basketball, that breaks next, right after this one. Let's get some of those teams taken again. They're all heavily discounted. It's got our last case of Don Russ basketball too. Gordon Worth, Green, we've got Joey Gallo, Refractor. You know how those last cases be sometimes. We're sitting there marinating this, that's what I always say. Beam Team, Freddie Freeman, never know. All right, Trophy Hunter, Miggy Cabrera, Trench Low, Trophy Hunter, Nolan Aronato, Bordugo, and Harrison. We have Blue, Edward Cabrera, Rookie for the Marlins, that is 50 out of 199. Miami there, and A.L.E.s, Morgan, when you'll cruise on the Rookie base, that's a nice photo too. All back, Team of the Future, or Alec Minoan. More group breaks tonight with Sam at five, and then Kyle will also be live on drip tonight, Mickey Cabrera, Dynasty. Hey, Alvin, how's it going? And we've got an auto, auto. Rookie, auto Lopez, Refractor, auto, Blue Jays. No one's going A.L.E.s, with a base Rookie right behind it, Brian Reynolds. How's it going, Alvin? You've been hitting big lately too, man. We've got Trophy Hunter of Joey Votto. How was it your birthday, Alvin? Can't tell, everyone says happy birthday to everyone nowadays, so if it is your birthday, happy birthday, if not, happy big birthday. We've got nice Blue Yordon, 78 of 199, quite a bit of Stroza, hitting already. Nice Blue Air Yordon, A.L. West. No, okay, didn't think so. But then again, and I never know nowadays, Team of the Future, Lou Bob, Montero Rookie, you got me, Gary, you got me. Got Green coming up, Green's gonna be a Jim Palmer that is 68 out of 99. Another Orioles numbered hit there, A.L.E.s. Yeah, Strowman. Hey, Carl, how's it going? Not quite 60. Bruhan Rookie, Team of the Future, Pete Alonso. I've got a Conceco Refractor, Matt Brash Rookie. Last back here. Pretty good, just really sunburn. Went to the beach yesterday, we've got another redemption. Vladdy Bean Team, Trey Turner, A.J. Alexi. Let's see who this one's gonna be. It's gonna be another J-Raw. Like I said, this is my first look at this, I'm not sure who all those redemptions.  Wow, Chris, go buy a lotto ticket. Heck yeah.  Yeah, let's get this next break filled up. Donrest basketball, five box breaks, five box breaks, it's a half case, my last case of that too. 17 teams left. There's the lane Christian just dropped for ya, all of them are on sale. That breaks right after this. Team of the future, Vladdy, Kirby Rookie, Refractor Rookie, Julio Rodriguez, going to Chris. Clement, went in and out, going to Chris.  We've got Blue Rookie of Stephen Kwan, that is 67 of 199 on the blue. Can't tell if he's stretching or if he just caught a ball. And he like slid and caught a ball. Hail central, either way. Or he's doing yoga in the middle of the field, all the above. He's stretching, doing yoga and just caught a fly ball. Beam team, Tati's, Judge, Sanchez, you've got Trophy Hunter, Vladdy Jr. Josea Brayu, Kimbrough, clear seven of my coffee. Quattura X Fractor, that's sick, Lester. That's really nice. Speaking of, there's a Torque Rookie base. Maybe you're going to speak one into existence here. First wanderer we've seen today, there you go. On the Destiny Rookie Refractor. Let's see some more of those for the ALEs. Aronato Beam Team, Hank Aaron, Zardo, Jackson Team in the future, Tati's, Abrams Rookie Base, Marina Beam Team, Acunia Jr. Clement, Donaldson Kelly, you've got Trophy Hunter, Josea Altuve. Turner, Wisdom, one field, Beam Team, Meggy Cabrera, Blackman. Do appreciate everyone for tuning in to the stream so far this morning. I hope you all are having a good Saturday. Trophy Hunter, Jacob DeGrone, O'Gerry, Beto. They've got Green, Thurman Munson, 50 of 99, Thurman Munson, Castillo, Conceco, and a Julio Rodríguez Rookie Base. Fox five, Carter, Team of the Future, Shohei Otani. We've got Rookie Auto, Carnals, Brennan Donovan. Carnals been pretty solid. Get some nice colored cards as well. Carnals and a central on that one. Palacios, Eli Morgan. Box six, easily a losing count on these 16 boxes. Let's see, where are we? Down to 15, nice. Couple more teams coming in here. 15 teams left. The ticket is a five box half case break of Don Russ basketball. Got two of those with teams still remaining. Being team judge. So let's get that one filled up so we can continue on. We got two of those. Then we've got three, four box breaks of Contender's basketball. Those have been pretty hot lately too. Got Trophy Hunters, Freddie Freeman. And we've got a Cal Raleigh on the Rookie Auto for the Mariners. Another one here, Ale West with Chris. I love that these are all on card too. Six, I can't, it's Dillon Carlson. Like I said, Carnals to 199. Nice color coming out. NL Central, Merrifield Six. There's the link if you would like to check that breakout. Again, that one is right up next. Team in the future, Jess Chisholm Jr., Siebel, Berkey, Faber. They've always planned the saxophone. Kenzie Seeger Crawford, Bean Team for Ice Harpher. Warren Murray, Refractor, Corey Seeger. Cole Seeger, Raleigh Sephir. We got a Torque Rookie on the Destiny. And then Tandy Crawford. Jackson Martinez, Trophy Hunter of Derrick Jeter. Anyone have any fun weekend plans? Doing anything fun? I wonder, Franco, Team in the Future. How about the UFC fight tonight? Anyone gonna be watching that? We're gonna have a little get-together with our friends tonight. Like a semi housewarming party. My fiance insists on having people over. I'm like, whoa, like half of the house is still in a box right now. Fatal Rookie Refractor. So he can do something about it. They don't care. Everyone watch the fight. I'm like, whatever. People don't mind staring at boxes. Bobby Wood Jr., so that should be fun. Team in the future, Kyle Tucker. Hope Abasani can pull it off tonight. Darn it off. I love watching him fight. Should be a good fight. And the Gilbert Burns in Mads With All Two. Beam Team Rookie Hunter Green. I'll have to show you the picture at the national opportunity party. Gilbert Burns was there. He was absolutely tiny. He was so little. Like when I took a picture with him, I'm just like, yo, what's up, dude? Like a trophy hunter, big poppy. Nice. We've got wave dynasty. Oh, hold on. I was like, wait, is that an error card? But the next, the back card was stuck to it. Nice one there for the Dodgers. This was the wave refractor. That's what it was, wave refractor. Nice one there. Cabrera Rookie. Yeah, Lester, I think it should be. It's a nice card tonight for sure. Mads With All's are fun. Wow, huh? He's gotta have a decent reach on Gilbert Burns too. Mads With All isn't like short, short, but Gilbert Burns is super short. He's little. Still at 15 on the next break, y'all. 15 to go. Christian's dropping the link for you right now. Again, that breaks next. Bruhan, team of the future, Conor Green refractor. Here are your room for Lester. Boxing, we've got Conor Sebold Rookie Refractor, and we've got Green Rookie Auto Mat Veerling. Nice, 94 of 99. First, besides redemption, numbered auto there. Phillies N.L. East, Thomas J., scooping this one out right here, Thomas. It's Green Rookie. Robinson, Josh Bell, Walker, Riva, Speme Team Rookie, Wander Franco. See a Wander Auto. All by Fundy Refractor, J.B. Crawford. O'Neill Cruz on the Rookie Base. Levinger, we've got Trophy Hunter, Mitro. Showhead, Martinez, Demers, like so. We have A. Chris Bassets. Not numbered there, Metz. Just like this one, Wave Refractor. Wave Refractor there, Metz. Junior. Again, y'all, this is only baseball going for the daytime. More tonight with Sam, Trophy Hunter of Raffy Devours. Think he had Bowman Draft Super Jumbo. He has some Bowman Inception, and Bowman's best, I believe, with a couple baseball breaks. He's got going tonight. Blue Mike Trout. That one is 149 of 199. Man, A.L. West is killing it. Nice blue trout there. Got Verdugo. All right, Team of the Future, Sean Murphy. Joe Morgan, Kevlar, Alexi. Anderson, Contreras, Beam Team, Rocky Bobiway Jr. Got Green, Mickey Cabrera on the Trophy Hunter. 69 of 99. Detroit. Here we go, Detroit. I'm on this turn. Tigers to 99, what was that? 69 to 99. Tigers, A.L. Central. Williams, do you watch UFC? No. No. Got Acunha on the Destiny, so you don't really care who wins that. You don't watch it too much? No, I never... I'm not trying to entertain myself. Yeah. Lim, Jeter, Beam Team, Otani. Another nice angel hit there. Dawson, and Montero, Ricky. Carnivore, Freed. We've got a Trophy Hunter of Ichiro. Some cool names on those. Boy, so be a cool set to collect all those. Kyle Tucker, Jim Rue. We've got Rookie Orange, Jake Berger. That one is 1225. Nice Berger. Go to the White Sox. A.L. Central. Starting heat up here. It's Rookie there. Now we need to see his buddy Seth Beer. There's Bergers. There's beers. All right. Box number eight. Yeah, y'all, let's get this next break filled up. We got two, five box, which are half case breaks. Donras, basketball. All remaining teams are on sale. Those are the next two breaks up after this one. Lots of spots seem to be coming in here. We got 15 on the first one, 13 on the second. Bunch of contenders teams coming in too. We're down to 12, 14, and 15. And another spot for court kings coming in. Thank you all so much on that. Again, I did push that one to the end of the daytime as when I came in there were 15 spots still left. So quite a bit to get that filled. Trophy hunter Ken Griffey Jr. So didn't want to fall too far behind. So I did bump that to the end of the day. So that will go after prison football, some more teams coming in for that as well. Just pick your team styles left, except for the court kings, to 199 blue of pro far for the Padres. All the pick your teams are on sale, both basketball and football. What's up, Philly? Oh yeah, already. Let me tell you, first auto that we pulled today was a J-Rod redemption. Team of the future, Ronald Acuna. And then we also pulled a Otani. Speaking of, there's your rod. Otani Redemption Orange to 25. So first break is off to a great start for the Saturday daytime. Team of the future, Will Smith. Football as well with you Philly. Adams, we have blue, Willie McCovey. That one is 156 of 199. McCovey, Springer, Burial. Let's see, let's see. No crew, we pulled some crew's bases. Nothing crazy with O'Neill crews. Quiet, yeah, beam team, Vado. Hopefully you can pull some. That'd be sick. That would be nice. Dynasty of Ken Griffey Jr. We have nice, Brian Dayla Cruz on the base, rookie auto.  Got one of those coming to me too, Marta. I never hit anything when I buy in the breaks. And me and Dylan were sitting here, what was it, Thursday, and there were a couple teams left in Matt's half case, break the stadium club. Team of the future, Manila. We were like, hey, wanna buy a team? He's like, yeah, I'll buy a team, you buy a team. So he grabbed the team. I grabbed the Marlins that were like 20 bucks. They handed Dayla Cruz on it. I was like, okay, I'll take that. Edward Cabrera, Rookie Refractor. I don't know, there's people who chase him. And the Marlins weren't the best team, but whatever. For 20 bucks, I'll take an auto. Aeronado Beam Team, and a stadium club. So I was like, it's such thick photography on those. Oh, nice, Philly, that's sick. Rookie Refractor of Nick Allen. Ace, Cio, Seiko, Cole, Jocarta. Beam Team Rookie, O'Neal Cruz, uh-oh. Philly's about to talk on O'Neal Cruz redemption into play here. Yeah, I'm good in. We've got Trophy Hunter of Carlos Carran. Team of the future Refractor. I believe this is gold. It is 36 of 50 of Austin Riley for the Braves. There you go, Braves on the gold team of the future. I like that gold, looks nice. And Elise, Taylor, Donovan, Rookie, last box, box eight. We've got another gold, how about a Garrett Cole? This one is 11 of 50, going on a gold streak here. Back to back. You know, Yankees. Nice, Elise. Gil, Aaron Judge, Strasburg. All right, very nice, first half to the case. Wow, on to the second half. Box nine. Link, Christian's just dropped for y'all. Is the five box Donress basketball. Five box half case break. I wanna pull an animation super short print. Let's pull one out of the last case of Donress. Again, that is like a manga, a Donress version of a manga. You also have the Nightmove short prints you're looking out of there. We have Blue, Travis DeNod, 61 of 199. Another hit there for the Annalise. And we've got our auto up next. It's gonna be Phillies again. Hans Kraus, Rookie Refractor. Phillies with a couple autos too, Annalise. Nice, who's got them again? Annalise Thomas J, starting to heat up here too. Closet. Hey, Timmy, how's it going? How it goes, sir? BM team, Tatis. Thomas, Castro. Refractor, Matt Olson. Oveil too, then. And yellow, already we've got trophy hunters. Pete Alonso. Yelich, Larkin. Sydney, Jester and Junior. We've got Green Rookie. Braves again, 96 of 99. Joan DeNod. Annalise, Rallis, Williams, Rencro. See another big auto here. Timmy's feature, Alonso. Hunter Green, Piazza, Gray. Yeah, and hope everyone's having a great Saturday. Having a good weekend. Got Refractor, Aaron Judge. No yanks. Matt Olson, Jake Burger, Rookie. Come on, we gotta see beer. Keep saying where there's burger, there's beer. Gotta see his buddy here. BM team, Miggy. And New Bar. Beer, burgers, and some New Bar. Meadows, telephone. Got the trophy hunter of Ichiro. Zach Wheeler, Glasna. And Timmy's feature, Alec Minoa. Zionist, Kirby Puckett. Dynasty of Javi Baez. That's a cool insert. We've got a Wave Beam team. Rookie of Hunter Green. Go Reds. NL Central. Hunter Green. Edward Cabrera and Babe Ruth. That's such a cool card. Babe Ruth playing the saxophone. That would be something, Carl. I like that idea. Burger and beer, dual relic or auto card, says Carl. I would buy one of those. Team of the Future, Lubab. That's my kind of card. Burger and beer. Can't go wrong there. Or see here Refractor, Lindor. Badoop. It's one of my favorite baseball names to say. Badoop. All right, Murray Beam Team, Hakuna Junior. And Tim. All right, box 10. Yeah, box 10. So many boxes for a case of this. Yeah, I'm excited for the fight tonight. Should be a good one. No one saw him. We'll lose the last time either. So that was a surprise. All right, let's see where we are. Still 15 left, y'all. Let's get these teams scooped up. All heavily discounted. You got Celtics Nets, Hornets, Cavs, Mavs. Nuggets, Rockets, Pacers, T-Wolves. Nick, Sixer, Suns, Spurs, Jazz, and Wizards. All available. Yeah, that is a five box, half case break. That's for an auto per box. Little, some of the short prints and nice inserts there. Got green, Sony gray. Another red tint here, 20 of 99. NL Central. Kebrian Hayes. Crookbox, Beam Team, Aaron Judge. Formic, Fielder. Cool holes. Maze, you got Trophy Hunter of Brace Harper. Cinder guard at Kunya. Now that would be a cool card for sure, Carl. We've got Trophy Hunter of Ken Griffey Jr. What do we have next? Green, Rookie Otto. Going back to the Cardinals who started off hot. Brennan Donovan, Rookie Otto. That one is 62 of 99. NL Central there. Michael A with NL Central. Goldsmith, Rookie Refractor, Hunter Green. NL Central, Yorda. Got team of the future Rookie Refractor, Julio Rodriguez. Janssen, Jeremy Penyer, Rookie Base. NJumps, Anderson, Albert Pujol's Dynasty. We've got Wave Refractor, Francisco Lindore. Morgan, O'Neil Cruz, Rookie Base. We've got Trophy Hunter, Max Scherzer. Luke Williams, Martinez. Myers, Clevenger, Beam, Team, Mitreau. That manning, Ripgan Kershaw. If you're looking for more baseball breaks, look no farther than tonight with Sam. Team of the future, Vladdy Jr. And then if you want some personals of baseball, Kyle will be live on Drip Tonight as well. So you've got Kyle and Sam. Rip and tonight. Got Refractor, Stephen Strasberg. Dolores Lopez. Team of the future Refractor, Shohei Otani. Angels. Aiglias, Contreras. Sanchez, we have Blue, Carlos Santana. That is 164 of 199. A.L. West. Soler, Alice Bagwell. Last pack here, Box 10. Box 10. Bieber Ortiz, Beam Team Rookie of Hunter Green. Ritz. Plumber and Daylight Cruise Rookie Base. All right. Let me tweet this next one out real quick. Give me just a minute. Some random pack styles coming in. So 15 left. Tweet that out there. I thank you all for your patience. All right. Box 11. Come on, big hit here. No one, Ryan. Let's grow a Beam Team Rookie. Bobby Whitjr. Schmidt and Wander Franco Rookie Base. That's a cool photo of Wander. In there, A.L. East. Trout. We've got trophy hunter of George Springer. Hoskins, White Park. Mollarder. We've got Jess Chisholm Jr. on the refractor. Ty Cobb. Rookie refractor, Brennan Donovan. Nini, Sandberg, Hernandez. Team of the future, Kyle Tucker. Frank Toms. We've got Blue Rookie of Conor Siebel. That is 80 of 199. We'll use the green with you. Conor Siebel. A.L. East. Joe Ryan. Nelson Cruz. Jiro. Beam Team Rookie of Wander Franco. A.L. East. We've got trophy hunter, Greg Maddox. Pumps, Kraus. Got Rookie refractor of Francisco Morales. And Otto up next is going to be a Roanzee Contreras. Rookie refractor, Otto. Pirates on that one, not number. Go on NL Central. Got our story, Robinson. Team of the future, Chisholm Jr. Lattie refractor on the destiny. We've got wave refractor of Julio Rodriguez. Team of the future. Nice. Once again, A.L. What? Tyler McGill, Aaron Judge. Stevenson, Stewart Boss. Team of the future, Rookie Wander Franco for the Rates. Ray, Cripp, Kimbrell. Beam Team, Showtime. Springer. Last pack here, box 11. Trophy hunter of Anthony Rizzo. Strawberry and Hernandez. There is the link again, y'all. Let's get this one filled up. Breaks next. Last time I checked there were still 15 teams remaining. 15 to go. Halfway filled on that one. Breaks next. Well, Heritage refractor. We've got A.Louise Heel on the Rookie refractor, Otto, for the Yankees. At least he'll assign that one pretty big, too. A.L.E.S. Manly. Team of the future refractor, Bobby Whitjr. Move on, McCarthy out to V. Beam Team, Joey Vado. Crandall. Beam Team, Aeronado. Just saying gray, Hunter Renfrow. Trophy hunter, Chipper Jones. Reyes, Piazza. Fractor of Ted Williams. That's a cool one, Red Sox. Trophy hunter, Tatis. That is gold, 3450. Nice one there, Padres. On the gold, Tatis. Man, that's a hard one to spot there. Kind of all just blends together. And a West on that one. Montas, Berger, Rookie. Team of the future, Sean Murphy. The Super refractors are kind of hard to spot, too. I know Matt Goldblum and you sent us a picture, he's like barely even saw that. We've got waiver factor, Jack Flaherty. Cardinals. Gray, Glassnell. Cheriloff, Beam Team, Rookie of O'Neill Cruz. Thomas and Puckett. Trophy hunter, Salvador Perez. And here are Closet Files. Dynasty, Francisco Lendor. A trophy hunter of Buster Posey. Which means a Badoop. Team of the future, Austin Riley. Last pack box, 12. We've got blue Buster Posey. This one is 65 of 199. San Fran, NOS. Rookie, Hunter Green. Morales, and Barry Larkin. Box 13. What's up, Victor? How's it going? Let's do a refresh here. Still 15 to go, y'all. Gotta get this one filled up. Breaks right after this break. Still 15 to go, halfway filled on that. A Daunress basketball. Pick your team style. We've got blue Alex Bregman. That one is 183 of 199. Blue Bregman. Jansen Jones. How are you doing this? Fine Saturday, Victor. Trophy hunter of Trey Turner. Garcia, Jeremy Penyer, Rookie. Refractor, Rookie, Gold, Jake McCarthy. 20 of 50. I thought that was gonna be a burger. No, a beer. Sorry, beer is the best. Jake McCarthy, N.L. West. Still haven't seen him. Hold a few burgers. Gotta see some beer. Team of the future, Acunia Jr. Watching eBay vids. Sounds like fun. We've got orange Wade Boggs. Wow, that is 15 of 25. Wade Boggs. Nice one there, A.L. East. Steven A. Who was it? I think it was Sean was saying a force looks like Wade Boggs. The muck fashion all. It was a specific picture. It looked, it really did look like him. Out of five. Oh, wow, Victor. What's that at right now? I can only imagine. Beam team, Rookie, CJ Abrams. I bet out of five, that's crazy. Got Albert Pujos. Trophy hunter. Blair Ellis, Bagwell. How much time's left on that one? Two refractor, Eugenio Suarez. Team of the future, Will Smith. Muncie, Griffin, Machado. Beam team, Juan Soto. We've got Rookie refractor, Otto of Montero for the Rockies. N.L. West. And L'Hurace, Montero. It's gotta be over. Reservable. What's the price at right now, Victor? Beam team, Devers. We've got a trophy hunter on the wave refractor of Trey Turner. Dodgers, those are not numbered. Reckon. Trophy hunter, Acunha. Brian Haynes, Crook, Campanella. This is Marte refractor, Yelich, 61,000. 11 hours to go. You think it goes over six figures? Grace Harper, Dynasty refractor. Assuming it will. Six figures. Jeez, Louise. Down to 14, another team coming in, awesome. Thank you, thank you. 14 to go. Let's get these filled up, y'all. 14 to go. Link here, one second. You're buying hockey and baseball right now, nice. Very nice. I hit, I was in, I like memorabilia. I bought into a break with one of my buddies. It was like those 16 by 20 autograph, multi-sport edition and I hit, I can even tell you who it was. It's like an old school Flyers goalie. I'm like, sweet, you know, 11 bucks, whatever.  Like, any hockey fans in here wanna buy a hodograph picture team in the future? Wanting soda? Yeah, yeah, Doc. I definitely think that'll go over six figures. Nice one here. We've got a green Jack Flaherty, that is 11 of 99. Cardinals, Cardinals with some nice numbered cards coming out and all central. I have beam team, Mike Trout. Steeo, Elliot Ramos. Crews, we've got Mariana Rivera on the trophy hunter. Well, and Crews, Steeva Refractor of Eddie Murray. Ryan Berrios. Team in the future, Jonathan India. You know that big auto here. Beam team, Rookie, Seya Suzuki. We've got blue Manny Machado, that is 11 of 199. Machado, NLS. Our trophy hunter, Justin Verlander. Schmidt, Wanderfranco, Rookie Banks. Got Taylor Ward Refractor. We've got gold, Rookie Auto, Brendan Donovan. That one is six of 50, another Cardinals hit. NL Central. Nice, Cardinals doing very well. Michael A with NL Central. We've got Joe Adele on the Dynasty Refractor. Refractor Wave Refractor, sorry, Aaron Judge. Yankees on the beam team insert. Peralta, Gurriel, Newt Bar, there's a Newt Bar. Team of the future Refractor, Julio Rodriguez. Strawberry, Springer, Hernandez. As Refractor, Stan Musil. Sandberg, Thomas, Hernandez. Got beam team Refractor, Rizzo, Seuss. All right, box number 15, box 15. Tweet this out again, let's see where we are. You're at nine, nice. Down to nine teams left. Nets, Cavs, Mavs, Nuggets, Pacers, T-Wolf, Snicks, Spurs, and Jazz, nine teams to go. All right, Trophy Hunter, Pete Alonso. You know, I got Charlie Blackman Refractor. Team of the future Refractor, Austin Riley. Blue, Honus Wagner, wow. That is 99 of 199. Pirates, NL Central, Reyes, Burger. Beam team, Lubaugh. Trophy Hunter, Clayton Kershaw. Okay, let's look at the auto. Refractor, Tristan McKenzie. Team of the future Refractor, Rookie. Spencer Torkelson, Thomas Clausset. Got green, Ahmed Rosario. That one is eight of 99. Guardians, on the green, Al Central. Mattingly, Castro. Beam team Refractor, another Torque, Rookie. Levov, El Tuve. And nine to go in the next break. All right, right after this, many with Chateau Dynasty. We've got Rookie Refractor auto, Ryan Belied for the Rocks. Nice one there, NL West, on the Belied. Yelich, Stanton. And Trophy Hunter of Randy Johnson. Barkin, team of the future Rookie Refractor, Shane Boss. Green, Gray, Packbox 15. They got Gold Rookie, there he is. Seth Beer, NL West, 49 of 50. So he pulled a nice burger and now a nice beer to go with it. Love it. Matt Olson, Piazza. It's last box here. Last box of baseball for the daytime that we're gonna get into some basketball. And five box break, Don Russ, basketball. Pick your team style. Up next, I started to check nine teams remaining. All heavily discounted for you. Shamanair Refractor, Torque, Rookie Base. Got Beam team, Pete Alonso. See you're crazy out of the end it for us. Trophy Hunter, Bryce Harper. Abrams, Rookie Base. Fractor, Mark McWire. Team of the future, Lubaugh. Rookie, Blue Refractor, Brian DeLaCruz. Marlins, that one is 33 of 199. NL East, we've got Team of the future. Wave Refractor, Showtime. Al West, Virginia, Drew Ellis. Beam team, Rookie Refractor, Julio Rodriguez. Muncie DeLaCruz. Got Trophy Hunter, Max Scherzer. Beam to the Chateau. As a trade turner, Dodger, 79 of 99. Dodger's there. Jansen, Jones, Jordon. Got Pete Alonso, Team of the future. Peña Base. Ciri, Juan Soto on the Destiny Refractor. We've got Phillies, Rookie Otto, a Simon Muziati on the Base, Refractor Otto. Phillies, NL East again. Hayes, Campanella, Fox Marte. Team of the future, Refractor Rookie. Bobby Witt, Jr. Cormac, Crook. Beam team, Refractor, Mookie Betts, Sinigar, Fielder.  Trophy Hunter, Aaron Judge. Stromsky, Joe Perez, Inakunya, Jr. All right, solid case there again. We had some nice autos, a lot of nice colors as well. Gonna do a recap of some colored under 25, and then our autos to 25 orange. We had Wavebox, Jake Berger, Johan Moncada. Red to five, Trey Mancini. Another nice hit there. Astros did a pretty well this break. That one was three of five for the Stroves. Congrats to that, AL West. Our autos, Simon Muziati, Ryan Belief. Brennan Donovan, Montero, Luis Hew. Roanty Contreras, Hans Kraus. Brian De La Cruz, Cal Raleigh. Brennan Donovan, Otto Lopez. Joe Perez, Aaron Ashby. Palacios, we had Green, Matt Veerling for the Phillies. That one was 94 out of 99, NLEs. And then we had a Brennan Donovan Green for the Cardinals, 62 out of 99, NL Central. And our two big autos, both going to the AL West. Updates, base card autograph of Julio Rodriguez. And then, card of the day so far. Base card autograph, Orange Refractor Parallel. Should be at a 25, Shohei Otani. AL West. Killed it there, Chris. Thanks again, everyone. We got basketball coming right up.


Welcome to Spotlight. I'm Liz Wade. And I'm Colin Lauver. Spotlight uses a special English method of broadcasting. It is easier for people to understand, no matter where in the world they live. A group of young men are busy making bread. They are learning how to cook many different kinds of food. They laugh and make jokes while they work. Their lives are very different from what they were a short time ago. They are all recovering from drug problems. They have all been addicted to drugs. But now they are living and working in the San Patriano Drug Treatment Center. Today's Spotlight is on San Patriano and their work with drug addicts. 1,800 young people live at San Patriano. They have all promised to stay there for at least three years. They want to learn how to live their lives without using drugs. Vincenzo Mucheli started San Patriano in 1978. The community started in his home in the hills above Rimini, Italy. With a group of friends, he developed a method to rescue these young drug addicts. Treatment at San Patriano has several parts. Vincenzo Mucheli believed that addiction starts as a reaction to bad things in a person's life, bad experiences, a lack of love and a bad environment. As a result, he believed that drug addicts need to be surrounded by beauty. They need to be with people who will love them. Drug addicts need to be with people who believe they can change. People who will help them to change. For this reason, Mucheli designed San Patriano very carefully. There is beauty everywhere you look. The buildings are all beautiful. And all around this center, there is beautiful country. Each drug addict also has to learn to live as part of a very large family. For the first year, they live together in houses for six to eight people. Later, husbands, wives and children can also join the community. Everyone has to share in doing the housework. They also work in teams to cook and serve meals for the whole community. Everyone eats together in a large dining room. Being together in this way is all part of the training. Drug addicts often think only of themselves and their own needs. They only think about getting the drugs they need. But at San Patriano, they must learn how to do things as a group. They must think about other people. Another very important part of the training is to learn how to do a job. There are 57 workshops at the center. These workshops teach many different skills. For example, some people learn how to make things out of wood, iron or cloth. Other people learn how to train horses or grow crops and care for animals on a farm. Some workshops teach jobs like plumbing, putting water pipes into a building and repairing any pipes that go wrong. In Italy, wine is a very important part of the culture. So San Patriano also has a vineyard where they make wine. Experts teach all these skills. When the young addicts leave, they have skills to get jobs. They can live independent lives. The methods used at San Patriano succeed for more than 70% of addicts. Mucheli believed that with the right training and support, these drug addicts could remain drug-free for the rest of their lives. This success is clear. But some experts do criticize the methods. Vincenzo Mucheli believed in very severe discipline. The community has many rules. And some people believe that the rules are too hard for the drug addicts to follow. Some former members have said that this discipline hurt them physically and emotionally. However, the government has investigated the community many times. It approves the treatment. And San Patriano has helped many people. In 1995, Vincenzo Mucheli died. He was only 61 years old. Many people wondered if San Patriano could survive without him. Vincenzo's son, Andrea, had already joined the community. And he became the leader after Vincenzo's death. Vincenzo's second son, Giacomo, also became involved. His job is getting financial support for the centre. Drug addicts do not pay anything for their treatment at San Patriano. Their three- or four-year stay is completely free. The centre does not accept money from the government or from the parents of the young people. Andrea and Giacomo believe that these young people need true love. And love can only be given as a gift. Giving their services completely free has become one of the most important values of the San Patriano community. The necessary money comes from many individuals and companies who believe in the community. They also support the work by supplying equipment and materials for the workshops. Teachers and experts also give their time. Finally, about half of the money for the centre comes from selling products from the workshops. This includes animal training. And it also includes excellent food and wine. Making these things increases the self-respect of the addicts. It helps them to believe in themselves and their skills. It shows that they have value in the world. The community at San Patriano does not judge anyone for the harm they may have caused to themselves or to other people in the past. Instead, the community tries to discover the good that each of these young people can do in the future. The website for San Patriano gives some of Vincenzo Muccelli's words. These words describe how he saw San Patriano. There are many problems that affect the drug addict. But drug use is the least important. The centre of the problem is not drugs. It is the human person with his fears and the situations that threaten to pull him in. That is why I do not like to say or hear that this is a community for drug addicts. This is a community for living. It is where you can restart your life after years as a social outsider. The writer of this program was Joy Smith. The producer was Nick Manjules. The voices you heard were from the United Kingdom and the United States. All quotes were adapted for this program and voiced by Spotlight. You can listen to this program again and read it on the Internet at www.radioenglish.net. This program is called Defeating Drugs. You can also leave your comments on our website. Or you can email us at radio at radioenglish.net. You can also find us on Facebook. Just search for Spotlight Radio. We hope you can join us again for the next Spotlight program. Goodbye.


Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to a Wednesday edition of the AccessToTrader.com nightly update show. Hope everybody is doing well. If you are brand new to the channel, guys, welcome aboard. Thank you very much for spending a couple of minutes with us. Talk about market, talk about the individual sentiment plays and all that good jargon that comes with it. As we talked about last night, if you guys watched last night's video, the special fall sale for all you guys who are asking wanted to kick the tires in the webinar to see how these pivots play out live right in front of you. As you can really imagine, you need to see them play out in front of you. We started last night. We got a good response yesterday. It's going on for one day, one more day guys. If you are interested, it's like 47 bucks for the next 30 days. See if pivots are right for you. I always encourage traders to kind of try everything out. Not everything is right for everybody just like Baskin Robbins. There's 31 flavors. If you haven't tried out pivots or on the fence, check it out 30 days. See exactly if it's the right fit for you. The link should be below in the comments section. So let's talk about the market. Yesterday we had a lot of technical damage. We talked about this last night. A lot of stocks got absolutely hit. Microsoft got hit yesterday. Apple that we had, I carried about 25%, excuse me, I'm sorry, covered about 10% overnight. We covered some more yesterday into the close. Everything got hit yesterday. The question was, is the market able to sustain the DebtCat bounce today? And for the first hour, hour and a half of the day, the market did absolutely nothing. It was just sitting there. The Nasdaq was up a little bit. The Dow was down a little bit.  The market doesn't take out the previous days low. It's just resting. Again, when you have an inside day after a big move down, it's not resting to go higher. It's resting to go lower. And then just when we talk about every single day, we don't trade because the market is open. We trade because we have value and we were sitting there, sitting there. And then all of a sudden things started to get pulled. And anybody, and if you've been watching this video, this broadcast for a long time, I always say anybody who buys the market the day after a major sell-off or a major damage that occurs the previous days, and they buy it the next morning on a gap up nine out of 10 times, you're buying it back into rising 60 minutes supply. And we talked about it today in the webinar. We've been talking about this for years. Anybody who buys the open on a gap up after technical damages occurred, you're probably going to lose money at the open. And if you look at the cues, that's exactly what happened. The cues gapped up. If you look at the cues, there's a 60 minute view here. The cues gapped up. They gapped up here. They gapped up. And the next thing you know, just a violent, violent sell-off. We'll talk about the spike here in a second. And it really did lead to a lot of names confirming the previous days' channels. Oracle got hit. You guys remember yesterday, it was a great pivot yesterday at 107 and Oracle got hit again today. Apple got manhandled. Let's say again, once it broke that 73.50 yesterday, that was a big macro pivot. Stock went all the way down to 69. There's a lot of names. I mean, really a lot of names after the market got pulled. Amazon and Google, I mean, everything got really, really aggressive. But the most important part is what the bulls didn't accomplish today. And that was a big deal. We talked about this last night in the video after the initial sell-off. And again, it was violent this time around. It was violent. Even Tesla got hit. We'll talk about Tesla there in a second. It was a really, really good move in Tesla. But the one thing the market continues to do that we talked about in last night's video, right? It keeps on getting rejected. Even the moves to the upside or potential rallies or snapbacks, if that cab bounces, whatever you want to call it, even those moves continue to get rejected in the orange line. Again, that orange line is the five-day. Again, you can see it, right? High, lower-high, lower-high, lower-high, lower-high. And they continue to do so. So it's very, very important for the bulls at some point here. At some point, I'm not even talking about reclaiming back the 100-day moving average. At some point, they have to reclaim back the five-day moving average to kind of just kind of stabilize things. Because if that doesn't happen, the longer it starts to build, we're going to start drifting back into this 348 level. That's the next area of demand. And we talk about this all the time. It's the whole premise of the PS60 theory. Once stocks lose demand, right? Here's demand here that they lost. They go to the next demand. Once they lose this demand, well, they go to the next demand. So the longer we continue to build and the longer we continue to put lower highs on the five-day moving average, the higher probability we're going to start getting back into that 348 level. And like I said yesterday on the video, it doesn't have to happen tomorrow. Again, the market doesn't need to go down every single day. And you definitely want to avoid the days that are having kind of reverse trend days. But boy, oh boy, the longer it builds, the higher probability the magnet will get pulled and the cues will start seeing back the 348. So it's very, very important two-folds for the bulls to do two things. Number one, reclaim back 357, 358 on the close. What that's going to do is reclaim the five-day moving average. And then you start looking at a little bit of a longer time frame. Then you have to start reclaiming back the 62 level that we get rejected back-to-back days before we swan dive below the 100-day moving average. So the bulls need, you know, they have a lot of work cut off of them. And considering how crappy technology has been acting, it's going to be a very, very tall chore to kind of accomplish. But again, nothing is impossible, nothing is improbable. But the price action is the judge jury and the executioner when it comes to your final opinion, your final process, opinion and final ways to look at the market. So it's going to be very, very important for tomorrow. We'll get to the pivots in a second. As you can imagine, there was a lot of pivots for the majority of the day just because stocks were just sitting in kind of an inside-days fashion. And something happened in the middle of the day. If you guys look at the five-minute show, this is a five-minute view.  This was off the open, everything got faded, everything got pulled. And if you guys remember, we've been getting kind of rumors, is there going to be a government shutdown? Is there not going to be a government shutdown? At this point today in the afternoon, you saw some rumors, right? That's all they were.  I mean, it went from 351 all the way up to like 356. So this is within an hour. Unfortunately, right? Unfortunately, well, this is so far still rumor. And there's nothing concrete about any decision to, you know, have the government to reopen, can continue to main open or for the shutdown to actually go into an effective date. And you can see here towards the latter part, right? Towards the latter part of, into the close, right? It went up aggressively and it came back half the bar and they're up a little bit here after hours. This is obviously a fake print or else the world just ended here.  But I will tell you this much, right? What today did accomplish or at least didn't accomplish from the point of reference is the fact that we did have that rally into the end of the day or at least close to the end of the day. What happened was all the short setups that we were watching for tomorrow, everything now is in the middle of its ranges, which is not good, which is absolutely not good. So tomorrow it's going to be a day that we definitely want to sit back, relax, breathe, and let the price action play out, okay? Because again, to borrow a term from the poker world, tomorrow we are being dealt a 2-7 offset, right? Like for example, Tesla is literally $10 away from an upside pivot and it's probably about $5 away from a downside pivot, right? And that's the whole point, everything's in the middle of their action. Tomorrow might be a situation that if we get lucky and again, we never know what we set alerts for in the past that could wake up and do something good, but I would be shocked, right? I would be really, really shocked if we got some really big measure potential move that could potentially give us a really magnificent move. Again, anything can happen, anything's possible, but I'll be shocked just because the way we closed in the middle of their channel. So let's talk about today's pivots. So Apple broke down, right? Apple broke down yesterday, 7350, key level if it builds below can flush. Here's today's pivot, 7166 needs to confirm yesterday's channels to break down more. Apple got hit really, really hard. So here's yesterday's pivot, the 7350, here's today's pivot below the 7166 went all the way down to 69. Just a phenomenal move, really, really phenomenal move. NET never got to 56. Yesterday, Oracle broke down above 10730, below, excuse me, 10730. Today, 10430 needs to build, went down another dollar. PLTR never got there. Good year tires, right? Good year tires, folks. We've been talking about this, feels like forever, but it's been about two, three weeks. It finally closed below the earnings lows. Keep an eye on this thing. And again, it's not going to be one of those things you have to panic, rush into. But this is the first close below the earnings lows. And, you know, sometimes earnings low plays take two, three, four weeks, sometimes to play out. Again, they're not beta stocks. It's not going to be like Tesla running all over the place. So it's going to need some time. But if this thing starts confirming today's channels tomorrow, a good year tire can continue to go lower. Same thing as Krispy Kreme donuts, right? Exactly the same play here. Krispy Kreme donuts. This is the closest close in this whole formation confirming the earnings low. Same thing, same notes as good year, as good year tire, right? Same thing as good year tire. One thing that wasn't great today. So if you guys know, I've been holding this earnings low runner. I only had 10% left of Peloton. You know, I shortened it at 503. It went all the way down to 430. I kept the 10% runner just to see if, you know, it would get below $4. Unfortunately, they just came out with a PR after the close. I think a multi-year agreement with Lululemon. It went up a lot.  By the time I got home, it went back down to the 20s. So I covered my last 10% down 20 cents. At the end of the day, it really doesn't matter. But listen, again, it is what it is. Sometimes when you're holding a position for, you know, multiple weeks, the one thing you can defend is against that PR. And Peloton, I closed out the position, but overall it's very, very tough to complain about the move that it gave us from that 503 all the way down to the 430s level. So that was pretty good as well. Tomorrow we got more data coming out. We have data nonstop coming out for the next X amount of days. But the most important part about tomorrow's session is kind of what we talk about every single day is, you know, look at your charts, right? I went through a lot of charts today, tonight after the close. And I tell you, everything's in the middle of the range. I'm not running out tomorrow gung-ho to start buying anything or start shorting anything in sight. Tomorrow is one of those days that we say it all the time. You have to let the market do the heavy lifting for us tomorrow. Okay, if there is a debt cap bounce tomorrow, let the stocks get to the top of the range. If there's, you know, obviously if we fail, we'll start watching for the bottom range tomorrow. But the point is tomorrow's starting tomorrow starting up as a very low level type of day. Again, anything's possible. Always watch the option flow market to see if there's heavy betting one way or another. But more important, more important is one of those situations that we have to be very, very patient. Oh, I totally forgot about the trade, the move of the day, right? We talked about the move of the day here. Tesla, right? Tesla, totally forgot about Tesla. I knew I forgot about something. Tesla, 240 initial entry. The big area will be the Mondays 238 low meets the confirm. Size buyers came in for the 106 230 puts. Tesla was definitely the move of the day. Congratulations for everybody caught it. So it broke the 240, right? It broke the 240. It broke Mondays low of 238 and went all the way down to 234, which is his next rising demand zone. So great job today, guys. Really good action. Really, really good action all around. Again, tomorrow we got to be a little bit more prudent. We got to be a little bit more feasible in our approach. But more important is we have to be adults, right? Again, it's not the market we want. Sometimes it's the market we have. And sometimes the market is just there to facilitate buy and sell orders, just like it does every single day. And it doesn't care what we think or we want to have done. Guys, I'm a brilliant, brilliant evening. Have a wonderful rest. God's help. I'll see you all tomorrow. Just a reminder, there is no video tomorrow. It's Thursday's my normal night off. But again, if you are planning to join guys again, take advantage. You have one day left. Take advantage of the $47 trial to see if pivots are right for you. Again, it's super important to figure out where you fit in this market. If you're an options trader, equities trader, Forex, Bitcoin, E-minis, whatever the case may be. But try everything before you make a determination of where you want to see your career go. Guys, God bless everybody. I will see you all soon. Take care.


So dividing expenses. If you use a dwelling unit for both rental and personal purposes, divide your expenses between the rental use and personal use based on the number of days used for each purpose. So when dividing your expenses, follow these rules. Here's where we get to the nitty and the gritty. So the nitty gritty here. So any day that the unit is rented at a fair rental price is a day of rental use, even if you used the unit for personal purposes that day. This rule doesn't apply when determining whether you use the unit as a home. So any day that the unit is available for rent but not actually rented isn't a day for rental use. So that's where it gets kind of messy because you're saying, because what we would like to be able to say generally from our perspective would be I want to have the ratio that's going towards the rental property as high as possible. So if it, if it wasn't being rented but was available to be rented, I would like to be able to count that as a day that is going towards rental use and the IRS could be more stringent than that from the IRS perspective. Obviously you would think they would want to lean towards the personal side of the use because that will limit the amount of expenses. So again, any day that the unit is available for rent but not actually rented isn't a day of rental use, fair rental price. A fair rental price for your property is generally the amount of rent that a person who isn't related to you would be willing to pay. Now this is another area that's a huge pitfall with rental properties that causes all kinds of confusions and whatnot, which is that if you're renting to someone that that is a relative or something like that, then you don't have a fair market transaction oftentimes and the prices get messed up. So, so then the, so then you have to be saying, well, I'm renting it at a fair rental price, whatever that is based on the market. So you would think that you can do some kind of appraisal according to the market to see what that is, which is difficult because each piece of real estate is unique. So you have that situation. So the rent you charge isn't a fair rental price if it is substantially less than the rents charged for other properties that are similar to your property in your area. So ask yourself the following questions when comparing another property with yours. Is it used for the same purpose? Is it approximately the same size? Is it in approximately the same condition? Does it have similar furnishings? Is it in a similar location? If any of the following answers are no, the properties probably aren't similar. Example, so your beach cottage, my good old beach cottage, I love that thing. Your beach cottage was available for rent from June 1st through August 31st on 92 days. Except for the first week in August, seven days when you were unable to find a renter, you rented the cottage at a fair rental price during that time. The person who rented the cottage for July allowed you to use it over the weekend two days without any reduction in or refund of rent. Your family also used the cottage during the last two weeks of May 14 days. The cottage wasn't used at all before May 17 or after August 31st. All right, so let's figure the part of the cottage expenses to treat as rental expenses. All right, so the cottage was used for rental a total of 85 days. So that's the 92 days that you had it for rent, but you couldn't get someone in it for the seven days. That's where we get to the 85 days. We on our end would like to use the 92 number, but no, they're saying the IRS says no 85. So the days it was available for rent, but not rented seven days aren't days of rental use. So we had to take those out bummer. So the July weekend two days you used it is rental use because you received a fair rental price. So you're going to say, well, what about those two days that I actually used it, but I still received the full rental price. So you would expect that that didn't didn't hamper the personal use and the rent in use. So we get those two days. So that's good. You used it rental because you received the fair price. So you use the cottage for personal purposes for 14 days. The last two weeks were two weeks of personal use. The total use of the cottage was 99 days 14 days personal use 85 days rental use. So your rental expense are 85 divided by 99 or 86%. Note that if you didn't have this guidance, you might make different kind of assumptions with regards to the percent allocation. And obviously on the taxpayer side of things, you would probably lean towards trying to maximize the percent that's for the rental side so that you can maximize your expenses. So just for comparison purposes, if you didn't have this guidance, you might assume something like this. You might say, hey, look, I had this, this cottage was out there for rent all a year. And then I only used it for 14 days. So let's say you might say something like, well, it was out there for 365 days minus the 14 days that I used it, it was available, you know, 351 days rental. So 351 divided by 365 is like 96% rental, right? You could you could imagine coming up coming up with that kind of calculation, comparing it to the total number of days. But notice it's the code the code is saying we want you to see the days that are in use. So you had it 85 days of rental. And then you used it for two weeks. So that's going to be the 14 days. So so notice when we when we do our ratios, your rental expenses are 85 days over the 99, the 99 being the 85 plus the 14, which is far less than the number of days in the year, which is 365. So again, you can kind of imagine if you made different assumptions like very different type of ratios here that would be favoring either the taxpayer or the IRS in different situations. So the tax code, of course, is trying to nail down what that ratio kind of assumption should be. All right, note when determining whether you use the cottage as a home the July weekend to two days you used it is considered personal use, even though you received a fair rental price for the weekend. So when determining whether you use the cottage as a home, which is, you know, a different that was a different thing that we had to determine whether it's going to be used as a home versus our calculation here, which is the figuring the part of the cottage expenses to treat as rental expenses. Okay, and then therefore you had 16 days of personal use and 83 days of rental use for this purpose, because you use the cottage for personal purposes more than 14 days and more than 10% of the days of rental use, eight days, you used it as a home. So if you have a net loss, you may not be able to deduct all of the rental expenses. So now we're running into that net loss type of situation, remembering that the IRS is going to be quite skeptical of the losses, they want a piece of your income and that they're going to be skeptical of the losses. So to see that we could see dwelling unit used as a home and we'll continue with that in a future presentation.


In this video, I want to talk about the top indicator for trading options. First I want to talk about what affects the value of an option, then we'll go to the platform to take a look at some examples. There are three things that really affect the value of an option. First the amount of time until expiration. We know that every option expires at some point in the future. So as we get closer and closer to that expiration date, that changes the value of that underlying option. The second thing is the movement of the underlying stock. Depending on which option strikes you've chosen, the movement of the stock closer to or farther away from that particular strike is going to affect the value of that option. And lastly, volatility. This is one of the key components that newer traders don't grasp, and if you can really master volatility and trading volatility on an underlying stock or ETF, that's when you're truly going to become consistently profitable. So let's talk a little bit more about volatility. When volatility is high, when there is additional fear in the marketplace, that equals higher option prices. So high volatility equals high option prices. On the flip side of that, low volatility equals low option prices. So if a market is complacent or just grinding along, there's no fear in the marketplace. Typically the option prices of that underlying market are going to be low. So as an option seller, if you're selling options or selling spreads like iron condors or strangles or straddles, we want volatility to be high because if we want to sell those options when they're at the highest price possible, and we are going to benefit, our positions are going to profit when we get a contraction in volatility. So sell it high, wait for that volatility to contract, take the position off for a profit. So here's a chart of SPY, and you can see the indicator that I use down here to measure volatility is we've got two lines. One measures the IV rank, which is just the comparison of the implied volatility compared to it's yearly high and yearly low, and then IV percentile, which means the percentage of days out of the 252 trading days that it was below the current IV. So what we do here is we really want to see if one of these lines is above 50, then that can be a good opportunity to sell options in this market. So for example we've got the IV percentile is at 56, so that's over 50. So this would be a time where I would consider selling an iron condor or a straddle in SPY. Let's take a look at another example. If we look at TLT, again this is at 63, so that's over 50. So again we could use a premium selling strategy on TLT. What about gold? Look at gold, the IV rank is 9 and the IV percentile is 12. So this is an underlying ETF that I would absolutely not sell an iron condor or a straddle or any type of option selling strategy because the implied volatility is low and so there's nothing that says it can't stay low for quite some time, however if it does spike up that's going to hurt our position. We want to sell premium in periods like you see right here where implied volatility is high, wait for that contraction and then we profit from that trade. If you want to learn more about how to get this volatility indicator, we have it for free on our website, you can download it, load it right onto your thinkorswim trading platform. We also have our watch lists where you can download the watch list to get an idea of the most profitable symbols to trade for each type of strategy, which symbol to trade for an iron condor, which symbol to trade for a strangle, which type of symbol to trade for a calendar spread, all the different types of strategies and we give you the watch list for free, the most profitable symbols for each of those types of strategies. And lastly we have a free trading course called Trading Options for Income, step-by-step guide as a foundation to get you started on trading options profitably. Hope this was helpful, we'll see you at the next video.