I am very pleased to be here in Canberra at the Australian National University to deliver this lecture, named after the esteemed Singaporean Philanthropist, Lisa Ndi. This great Australian University is recognized internationally as an understanding research and teaching institution. And it has long been a forum in which to share perspectives and ideas on the relationship between Australia and Timor-Leste. I would like to thank in particular the annual College of Asia and the Pacific and the Australian Institute of International Affairs for giving me the opportunity to speak to you today. And of course, my thanks to all of you for taking time out of your busy schedules to be here. I have had the opportunity to reflect on the progress we have made and the lessons we have learned on peace building and on state building. I would like to share with you some of my personal observations on the journey of our nation. In many respects, the lens through which the Timorese perceived the world was formed from our experience of colonialism and then of occupation. We are a smaller nation whose destiny has been perfected by the currents of global power. We learned the hard way that the behavior of nations was often governed by a national interest that was directly connected to the interest of the Timorese people. And we learned that some countries, because of their size, their wealth, of the strength of their forces were more likely to act in an unfair way towards their neighbors, particularly when those neighbors are small and poor. During our occupation, we were at the mercy of the politics of the Cold War. So we had to speak of human rights, international law and democracy, while at the same time supporting a brutal dictatorship in the United States that ravaged our people. From our experience of occupation, we also learned the value of forgiveness. It was during my seven years in an Indonesian prison that I came to realize that we were not fighting against Indonesian people, but against their regime. I realized that the Indonesian people were also suffering under the dictatorship and that many bravely supported the Timorese cause. Our reconciliation with Indonesia gives me confidence that in our region and across the world even the most intractable conflicts can lead to peace. Ladies and gentlemen, with the birth of our nation in 2002, following almost three years of United Nations administration, we had to learn what it was to build a nation in the new millennium. We had to dust off the ashes of the destruction of our country in 1999. And with the palace of the ashes being the somewhat unsuitable place where I worked as the first president of the Republic as the beginning of a complex process of peace building and state building. This process proved to be as challenging as our struggle for independence and forced us to look abroad for models of development and international experience. Regrettably, when we looked at the world, our lands could not hide the conflict, violence and despair in many parts of the globe. While the major world powers may have been at peace, we saw a world of disordered lives with internal conflict and the state fragility that impacted the lives of billions of people. Much of this conflict readily mentioned in the world's capitals until it spread more recently to strategically important regions including the Middle East while the accepted narratives is that much of the conflict in fragile state is driven by religion and extremism. This is a very simplistic analysis that avoids a deeper insight to the root of the problems. When the Arab Spring started, I said in the many forums I participated in that the way in which it took place would result in nothing good as democracy should not be imposed in that way because democracy is a process sometimes long that should respect the idiosyncrasies of each country and of each people. My observation is that conflict and fragility are being driven by poor and marginalized people who have lost hope in a better future. It is a paradox that while we enjoy an increasingly globalized and interconnected world these same trends also deliver directly to the world's poor a constant reminder of a global inequality that is unprecedented in recent times. From Central and South America to the Asia Pacific and across to Africa there are around two billion people facing extreme poverty, hunger and deprivation. It is the daily humiliations and indignities that endure that breath of resentment and fuel disillusionment. Regrettably, we are seeing unsustainable levels of inequality not just between nations but within nations. Across different political systems, the global elite and the super-rich are increasingly controlling capital and natural resources to the exclusion of the rest of us. And yet, we do not seem to have a solution to an economic system that reduce people to a commercial value. The moral bankruptcy and unrestrained greed of the international financial system was laid bare during the global financial crisis. However, despite bringing the world's economy to its knees we seem unable to escape a system that is sucking at our humanity and destroying our planet. It is under this system that large multinationals act in bad faith and with dishonesty in dealing with many of the world's poorest countries while at the same time doing all that they can to avoid paying tax. As I mentioned earlier on relations between neighbors, I have also seen for myself in Africa large countries very rich struggling with extreme poverty and facing conflicts of all types and they tell me that these conflicts are provoked by former colonial powers to control the exploitation of their sources, often by arming so-called rebels or secessionists. Ladies and gentlemen, 2015 is the target date for the millennium development goals that were ambitiously set by the United Nations in 2000, before Timor-Leste even existed as a nation. While progress has been made toward meeting the targets in some parts of the world, not to please China and India, there are still the two billion people I mentioned earlier who live in poverty, in fragile and conflict affected nations which will not achieve even a single millennium development goal. Timor-Leste, unfortunately, is one of those nations. In New York, right now, representation from nations all around the world including Timor-Leste and Australia are meeting to try and develop a meaningful set of new sustainable development goals to provide the framework for the future global development agenda. The main reason, I believe, the millennium development goals failed the poorest and most fragile nations in the world is because the goals did not acknowledge the link between poverty, fragility and conflict. Timor-Leste learned about the link between poverty, fragility and conflict the hard way. In our first years of independence, Timor-Leste struggled to break out of a cycle of conflict and violence. Each outbreak of violence destroyed the development progress we had made, and so we quickly learned that we could not build the foundation of our state without developing resilience and first, securing peace. We did this. Sorry, I recommend you not to smoke. I don't. We did this by providing pensions for veterans, widows, disabled and elderly and we endured the benefits of revenue from our petroleum resources in Timor-Leste spread to the districts by establishing small capital work schemes that gave contracts to the local communities to repair bridge, schools, medical clinics and local roads. I have been blamed for buying peace, but I am happy to be criticized for supporting families to get a home, rise, education for their children and medical care. As we began to reach out to the world and engage in international forums, often with the support of Australia, we realized there were many other nations in the world that were also struggling to maintain peace and failing to meet the targets set by Millennium Development Goals, despite international development assistance. Clearly, something was not working. For the first time in the world history, the nations facing some of the biggest challenges in terms of conflict, poverty and fragility came together to share their experiences. Timor-Leste, I am proud to say, was a driving force in the formation of what came to be called the G7 Plus, a group that now represents the interests of 20 nations that have learned through bitter experience that a global development framework can never actually work if it does not have a focus on building peace. The G7 Plus is also advocating strongly for the sustainable development goals to include a focus on building peaceful communities and we are supporting each other to secure peace in our homelands. As part of this work in September 2013, I traveled to Guinea-Bissau that has been independent since 1974 following the Carnation Revolution in Portugal, but has been living at nightmare of 33 years with coup d'etats. The last of each was in 2012 and led to sanctions by the international community that demanded immediate elections. I went there under the auspices of the G7 Plus and we tried together with the many segments of Guinea-Bissau society to put an end to the lethargy of an inexistent state and they undertook the commitment for radical change. Fighting against sanctions imposed by the United Nations and against the demand for immediate elections with the technical and financial support from Timor-Leste, the people of Guinea-Bissau had for the first time ever in their history a modern and effective voter registration system that allowed them also for the first time to participate at the ballot box in honest and transparent elections. The demand of an international community was focused on elections while the legitimate and democratically elected government of Guinea-Bissau remains with advance and unable to do anything. In July last year, Timor-Leste provided to Guinea-Bissau an amount equivalent to one month's salary towards a state administration that had not been paid for many years, expecting that the generosity on the part of the international community would follow. I made such an appeal at the UN General Assembly and they can understand the despair of the Guinea-Bissau government buttoned with basic financial problems in order to demonstrate the credibility of their legitimacy. Ladies and gentlemen, we have also been working with an important institution in the Asia-Pacific to address the factors that are driving conflict and fragility, including inequality and hunger. The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific has been driving change to give hope to people throughout our region and from 2013 to 2014 I was honored to be the chair of the 69th session of SCAP. We also recognize that climate change is another force driving inequality and global fragility. Before speaking at the Climate Change Summit in New York in September last year, I participated in the TARDU and International Conference in Samoa. At this conference, we all stress that climate change represents a full frontal threat to the stability of many small islands, nations, and as such, it is a major cause of fragility and conflict which will threaten international security and development. Years ago, days ago, Vanuatu suffered for a cycle. Everything is about climate change. But ladies and gentlemen, last week I returned from the Central African Republic, another country, a rich country with gold, diamonds, copper, beset by infighting and violence. Through the G7 Plus, I was asked by the Government of the Central African Republic to work with the different factions, Muslims, Christians, to all securing a lasting peace. I met them separately and they asked me, who are you? What are you doing here? What is your interest? It was difficult. But I can say, I have confidence. And I will be going back later next month to contribute to this work, to continue this work, but sadly I found this country suffering from some of the same problems that Timur Lester faced and other countries in Africa. Regrettably, the Central African Republic is also subject to misguided and successful international intervention, like in Guinea-Bissau, South Sudan, Diasy, Democratic Republic of Congo, that is failing to address core political and social grievances. And just as we were, the Central African Republic is settled with an effective and ineffective and inept United Nations peacekeeping course. It is a waste of energy, a waste of money from the taxpayers in the Donald's countries. It is sad, sad to recognize this. There has to be a better way to manage international intervention in fragile states. Rather than relying on the same expertise and personnel that continually fail as they move from one fragile nation to the next, we need to recognize and respond to the realities of each situation. We hope the United Nations can start the reform. It is a big, too big organization, too bureaucratic and too expensive. Universal principles need to be respected in the context of a practical and long-term approach that is informed by culture and history of each country and in each region. And so, in the spirit of G7 Plus, we are helping conflict-affected countries to orient themselves towards frank and serious dialogue and to the reconciliation of differences that have been the primary cause of violence that later transformed into armed conflict. I talked to the Muslim faction and after that I met the Christians faction. Nobody addressed their problems, social, political. But I believe after our meeting they committed themselves and we are going together to the disarmament process of many, many small groups all around the country killing each other. Also, in the spirit of G7 Plus, we insist that the fragile states undertake a deep introspection of their weaknesses, needs and potential from where they can have a vision for their own future to build their state and develop their country. When we started G7 Plus, now a minister representing Democratic Republic of Congo came to Delhi and in the meeting he said, I'm so ashamed. I belong to a very rich country. I am ashamed to be here in the Pacific in Timor-Leste to participate in a conference about poverty. Yes, we are poor. This is why we are promoting introspection for all political leaders. We are also warning many countries of the group to not rush into signing contracts for the exploitation of their natural resources because it has become common practice for large companies to take advantage of the lack of knowledge, experience and the great need for finance to impose less fair contractual arrangements. And they so, in Central African Republic, they are exploiting the gold, the diamonds without control and the people are living in poverty. The capital, they are independent since 1960 but the capital, I can say that the deal is better, deal with 12 years of independence is better than 55 years of independence. Amazing, unbelievable. I'm proud to say that we were also invited to help the dialogue and the reconciliation process in Yemen and in Afghanistan, members of our group. We could not say no and we are looking for the right time to go and share our experiences and the experiences of other G7 member states. I can say they took the reference of our reconciliation with Indonesia. After 24 years of killing, more than 200,000 people, we decided not to go to revenge. We decided against many main powers demanding us to bring the generals to ICG. We said no, we put the past to the past. We are going to look forward to have a good cooperation. It was the past. We established a commission of truth and reconciliation. There we wrote everything. The generals, the battalions, how many people they killed, everything. Just to tell us that yes, it was our history. We don't forget. And it will remind us not to cause the same suffering to our people, but we will forgive. That is why from Africa, they are inviting us to share our experience with them. Ladies and gentlemen, in Timor-Lester, I have to say, we did many things in our own way because we knew what was needed in our own country with all its complexities and its past to achieve reconciliation and a transition to peace. Ladies and gentlemen, in Timor-Lester, we have established a foundation of peace which has allowed us to set a long-term vision for our nation. In my new role, I will be responsible for driving the implementation of Timor-Lester's strategic development plan 2011-2013. The plan sets out a pathway to address the many challenges we still face in Timor-Lester, including poverty, fragility, and annoyed petrol-independent economy. It aims to transform Timor-Lester to a middle-income society by 2030. Yes, that is very ambitious, but I believe it can be done. We only have to look to our region to see it in many countries like Korea, without any resources like Indonesia, like Malaysia, and others. And we believe that if we go in the right way, consolidating the state, consolidating the system, consolidating the national unity, consolidating the national vision for the future, we will achieve our goal. Ladies and gentlemen, while I was very happy to relinquish the leadership position after eight years of the helm, I am not relinquishing my long-held goal of achieving full sovereignty for our nation. As you know, as I was told before, I served as president from independence in 2002 to 2007. During that time, much of our inexperienced government's energy was diverted into complex negotiations with Australia about access to valuable oil and gas resources in the Timor Sea that separates our nations, resources that are on the Timor's side of the median line. These negotiations are ongoing, and while I am no longer Prime Minister, I am continuing to pursue my long-shared goal of achieving full sovereignty for our nation as we continue to work for a permanent maritime boundary that is properly determined by international law. Three years ago, the then Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Bob Carr delivered this letter. Mr. Carr referred to the South China Sea maritime boundary dispute and called on countries to pursue their territorial claims and accompanying maritime rights in accordance with international law, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea. The United Nations agreed with Australia to the development of the resources in the Timor Sea. In the period they were administrating Timor Leste from 1999 to 2002, and on the eve of the restoration of the independence of Timor Leste two months before the restoration. Australia withdrew from the maritime jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice in 2002. In this context, Australia's demand of other nations to do what Australia itself refuses to do rings hollow. I was last year with the Prime Minister of Australia in Boao Conference in China. He repeated the same things about South China Sea maritime boundary dispute appealing to all countries to respect international law. We know, ladies and gentlemen, that the great nation of Australia is better than this. That is why we look forward to engaging with Australia in good faith on a process to delimit our maritime boundaries. Ladies and gentlemen, we live in a complex world and face many global challenges. We must not, however, turn our back on war and fragility in the world. We need a renewed global partnership based on cooperation, mutual respect and human dignity. A global partnership that respects territorial integrity. A global partnership based on a development framework that focuses on improving the lives of the most vulnerable, marginalized and disadvantaged people, regardless of where they live. A framework based on a foundational goal of peace. A framework based on trust, mutual respect and good faith. And so, I urge you all here today to do what you can to secure peace in the world so that the poor and oppressed enjoy a better future for a better world. Every day you can think about millions of people without shelter, without food, without medicine. We have to work together for a better world. These people, all of us, this should be the best link between people to people. I have to tell you a story, a very beautiful story done by a former Australian military, a former Australian social. You all know, 1999, the interfaith Major Michael Smith is there. The Australian soldier went to Timor Lester, put an end to the violence from the militias. Two days ago, I was in Melbourne. I went to a coffee restaurant while Timor coffee. And I met the owners, two former soldiers. They're having a very good cooperation with the community in LAO. They buy everything and they sell here. But the amazing one was, the man showed me a photo in 1999 where it was destruction. It was suffering, it was crying. He showed me a photo with a little girl, you know. He promised to the family that he will help her every year. He sent money to the little girl now. She's graduating in geology. Beautiful example. This is humanity. This is what we need. Not only Timor Lester, other countries in the world, other people. I believe the Australian people will continue this way to help other people to get out from poverty. To live like you here. Thank you very much.


Season's greetings everyone! Hopefully you're all having a great holiday season. I just wanted to do a quick video as a shout out to one of our viewers. This weekend I received two martial arts books, The Martial Arts Teacher and Research of the Martial Arts both by author Jonathan Bluestine. There was no note or message included so unfortunately I don't know who sent these but I wanted to extend my thank you and appreciation for them if you are watching. These books have a ton of information in them and take a bit of a different look on Martial Arts. In my Art of Kempo, we have the symbolism of the Tiger and the Dragon. Two halves of the Martial Arts. The Tiger is the Earthly strength, physical prowess and raw energy. The Dragon is the wisdom, the higher understanding and superior mental strength. Both are essential to a well-balanced mindset and training. These books take a great look at the Dragon. The Research of Martial Arts takes a deep look at the emotional, psychological and philosophical sides of the art. There is a lot of material here at the Digest interviews and fantastic insight by Shifu Bluestine. The Martial Arts Teacher offers a lot of unique insight into teaching Martial Arts, how to enjoy passing on the knowledge and how to construct meaningful lessons for your students. Both books will apply to any martial art regardless of style or country of origin. I highly recommend checking these out and I'm including a link in the description below. And for any of you who may still be doing any last minute holiday shopping, I'm including a set of links of all the training tools we've mentioned in previous videos as well as a few products that we'll be looking at in some future videos. For example, check out the Taser knife. Again, thank you so much to whoever sent these books. I look forward to reading them in their entirety. Happy holidays everyone!


Good morning Savage welcome back How's everybody doing this morning? Good to see you Bonnie Ray Norman everyone YouTube Facebook welcome back Everybody will excited. I am so excited for today Because my god is pouring here in New York my god. We're having like a nor'easter over here. So But let me tell you there I always told you this and a lot of you students when you first came around around the summertime and decided I Want to move forward. I was told everybody this September October and November are the three best months of the year to trade and you know what? We're seeing it every day. You know a lot of us are still harping over what happened with the DW AC Let me just bring this up so you guys could see it. Hold on. Can I scream a little bigger here? Everybody's harping over a little bit about this stock right here. It is w the DW AC the Trump stock. Listen You know this stock, I mean obviously was a lot of fun to trade.  She still got action and your people still talking about it, you know It reminds me of the next GameStop, you know stock It's a mean stock, but there are just so many of them out there and today It's just literally just there's more a watch list and actually today just to remind everybody We sent out a big blast email We we have a huge event today that we're gonna be doing so far I think I think was I don't know if we're sold out yet, but I think we have close to five to six thousand no not hundred thousand people registered to come join me at One o'clock today and you know, it's gonna be a huge event I'm launching a new product, you know about pre-market So you don't want to miss it and if you're a student of Cyber Traversy, we got a bonus there for you, too So you don't want to miss that event. It's right on our homepage of our website click on it register Actually, let me give it to you right now just to make sure everyone does have it Just go bring up a browser. Let me got here Ctu.co is our browser It's gonna bring this up over here so you could see it So here's the big event right here learn how to train the pre-market movers I know everyone already got it, but let me just post that link right there Just click here to tap here to register We've got a couple of cheat sheets for you, too So feel free to click on that right there and get yourself registered. All right, so let me read there There we go big big event. We're really looking forward to it I can't believe let me tell you there are more people getting interested now in what we're doing in trading Then I've ever seen and I'm just really happy for it because there are millions and millions actually. I'm sorry There's I think a 20 million people that trade there are several hundred thousand that day trade and You know what they need to scratch the surface and we're gonna learn why pre-market trading is great And I don't need to sell you want it cuz we're gonna go through it right now So let me just talk about what traded yesterday because we had a couple of crazy ones first of all Genesis this stock. Oh my god. What an unbelievable fun stock right around 12 o'clock was awesome Let me blow this up right here I know some of you guys killed it and it also made a huge run in the aft hours So right around 12 o'clock the stock had a big pop right around $1.30 shot up right around $1.60 nice move Right not bad Then all of a sudden right around 2 o'clock, you know, obviously we teach you this how to trade going into the Afternoon stock was at the highs of the day everything look great and then look at this right around Right around like 2 30 when Josh did his afternoon meeting had a nice pop This thing did not stop all the way to 230 all the way into the aft hours the last 45 minutes which we know is program trading time the thing made another pop it was cheap You could trade a lot of shares of it. You had a lot of fun with it It was just awesome and then in the after hours the thing just did great So this is something also that we focus on so that one did great also this stock was like off the chart I'm actually ticked off at myself because I trade the stock I called it out and it's funny if you were in the cyber groom I was asking Josh once a while like you know, we really don't care about the news as much But then all of a sudden I start you know things start coming out of out of the woodworks And you could see right here. This is why the pre-market classes are so important why I need to be here today Right at 9 o'clock we have program training kicked in news came out on the stock stock was actually new IPO went from $10 all the way up to 1370 I'm like hmm interesting stock. What's up with the stock? Don't really rarely ever see something moving like that and then all of a sudden. What do we have we had this stock go from Literally went from hold on something here. So you see I missed the notes right here And then all of a sudden it had its slingshot made a foul still flag right here started those stability I guess the news got out right around right around that time did a little bit of shake and I says, you know what this is exactly Exactly like we talked about like DWAC when I told you DWAC for all the onsite I said listen the stock's gonna move sometime during the day something is up with it and it's gonna make its move and Sure enough. What does it stock do? Made a big pop right at 12 was at one o'clock right there. You could see it right here Had a huge pop ran from 16 all the way to 26 dollars Then that was amazing Stock had a big pop and then and then if you missed it at 330 stock had another big push run from 25 all the way up to the close around 31 And you know what I forgot somebody in the cyber group room. Maybe somebody could tell me earlier that um Which we called somebody did you listen? Options right somebody did an options play on this stock on WKKT did an options trade on it and killed it I forgot who it was in the cyber group room, but you know you logged in early said, you know what? How do you become a good options trader? You have to learn how to trade the stock first. Okay. I'm not here to knock in You know people always want to learn things backwards. They like the leverage Okay, you know what sometimes you have to worry about the leverage where there's leverage There's more risk but that stock I know somebody you know you guys killed it So we not only did good in the day, but it also what became a day trade also became an overnight trade And that's what the BKKT and you thought like I said look at this stock ten dollars to sixty, you know Listen same thing like W like WDWAC same exact thing. Okay, so don't look at it Oh, you know, this is a once a once in a lifetime, you know once in a blue moon Oh, you just got lucky, you know So don't even don't you can't look at that we do it all the time. So let's talk about some other stocks I think that was it, right? Yeah, okay So there are a couple of good stocks that are moving this morning. Look at AGH This stock was a $90 stock got crushed got crushed got crushed look at this thing got hammered Destroyed everybody remembers the stock going back to August and finally, you know people always ask it like Do these things ever come back? You know what? Stock right now started making a nice little push from yesterday from 270 nice little push right now Look at that trend right there 130 beautiful iceberg orders I'm gonna bring up level four here, which by the way is what we're gonna be talking about today So we had some really nice pushes on it We had a nice burg order out here that was holding it down This guy kind of freaked me out. He was out there looking to buy about 60 70,000 shares It actually was about a hundred and then he pulled his order He's the one that ran it up and then once he pulled his order you can see the stock drop He came out of here again a little bit late. He pulled his order So there's something fishy going on with that, but there's some hidden orders out there We're gonna keep an eye on it, but AGH I know a lot of you guys jumped in earlier if you were here in pre-market and You jumped in once again the 8 a.m. Move and you got in that 313 you got at 380. Congratulations Have a great day.  I mean I'm not here in New York Maybe maybe do some house cleaning may do some laundry.  You just done great little stock Anyway, if you missed it and if it gets filled go it could happen Listen, we don't need to kill it. We're not here to have home runs. We're just here to eat Nothing could stop that's moving WBX this one move a little bit later this morning I think one of you just called it out that there was a My sound is kicking it out. I hope not. Is my sound so a sound okay? Just give me a chat Just want to make sure Gary says my cat. Yeah, all right. Maybe it's me. Maybe it's me all excited Anyway on nice little move on the WBX. I don't want to just called out that there was a news on it with with you With uber stop one from 15 to $35 big big pop right there a huge move company has not gone anywhere It's finally made a big move personally. I think it ran a little too much and pre-market But if you jumped in that 20 if you saw these big orders out there There was a couple of big iceberg orders And then all of a sudden the start to pop up the only bad thing. It's very small tier size You can't trade a lot of shares of it. Remember 50% of the traders fail because they trade stocks that are not Tratable so you got to make sure it's within your realm of riskiness, you know You're talking about leverage. We talk about risk. Remember it's not about learning how to make money It's about learning how to controlling from losing it BKKT start to start trend down not a really good sign right now that stock had a huge gap up We know it's a cryptocurrency something with cryptocurrency. Josh was telling me when we looked at the news But the thing just went up way way way too fast It's gonna be extremely volatile to do not trade too many shares of it I didn't buy too many shares of it. I made my money. I wish I held it like everything else, but no big deal BRPM another one very very nice stock nice little push right here stock in pre-market rent at 12 already at 13 What do I got going on over here? Okay, see I'm not completely sold on it with the with the iceberg orders You got a couple of big orders out here right around Couple thousand that are kind of holding on. I'm not that guy a little nervous about that. There was a big seller This is what really what I like here at 9 o'clock There was a there was a very big seller out here around the 10,000 and you had about close to about 15 20,000 here around 12 30 and then right around 9 a.m. The guy got filled and that will cause the stock run for another 50 cents Remember those orders get filled, you know, that's what it's all about that one made the watch list What else we got over here making my way down the list. We got AGC another stock that's been great the last couple of days nice little push right there Starting to trend down a little bit, but it was nice early in the morning. Not really too crazy. I'm gonna put this on the b-list UPS. Okay, so what is the big news? Okay? fellow traders What's happening in the in the United States right now? Okay the supply chain the supply chain the supply chain The supply chain who's in charge of supply chain?    Okay, no problem Thank you very much. Boom stock goes to 180 to 220. Alright, and what was that the beginning of October? So listen, I know it's not our level of Roma stocks, but some of you, you know want to trade some brand-name stocks Maybe you want to do a little bit of a swing trade may feel comfortable with them Read the writing on the wall if you like Biden or you hate Biden, okay? But whatever he says he is the president United States just like President Trump was and what they say could change everybody's life We know that okay, they all do it with a strike of a pen. All right, so and then they have the whole Congress Well, which is bigger here because Biden obviously now he has he has Congress and he's got the Senate He's like one vote away from something out be passed So that even makes it more in his favor to move certain things his way You got to follow the market and these stocks obviously a benefit from it So UPS good as a swing trade, you know, I'm not going to trade as a day trade Another couple of the ones that are running out of time here a g a g you and we already know about EQ QS the stock had a big gap up and it's starting to trend down. So I'm putting this on the b-list on BTW and another big pop earliest just not too long ago huge pop But she's starting to back off stock was another one just like Just like the AGH stock was about 17 dollars one of the first days up But if you go back here, we learn this in class the stock did the same thing could be a short squeeze stock goes up And it came right back down. So I'm not a fan when it comes to that So don't think these stocks like oh, maybe this is to come back or maybe was in your portfolio and think oh Maybe I should average down does not work that way PROG another one huge pop this morning stock went from 350 to 650 Up about a hundred percent. She came back down a lot of volume 52 million shares fellow traders already trade in pre-market. That is a lot. Okay, so we know we got good spreads We know we could trade a lot of shares of it a lot of good action I want to keep an eye on that one too also By the way the BRPM. I just noticed right now Right around here. You can see stocks making a really nice pop breaking all-time highs right there Is that all-time highs? I need to go back and just check Yeah, that's all-time highs for me right now when I see something that goes up that fast that that much It's not up a lot. Listen. It was only about a nine dollars seventy-five cent sock Thirteen dollars is not a lot when you look at the chart. It is a lot. There's a big iceberg order I just noticed just got filled on the offer right now Which we all know what the sign is and you know if you're a student of mine You know exactly what that means. Okay, I'm not here to teach you on that but look what's going Got to trade the pre-market which once again today at one o'clock be there Okay, because I got a big big promotion for all of you one other person Josh says I love PR OG Let's go back to that PR Josh, you know PR Joe you did well with that stock. It was great It was nice the last couple of days. The only thing is it went up too fast.  Anyway, we got to run one last person that's got something on YouTube Somebody on YouTube says could you check out the MBTX nice little stock? Like it big little push up 55% Absolutely that one's going on the watch list METX great call. I got to check on level four and see what's going on that stock, you know METX Let me just go check on it now one big problem about METX. I don't like to trade stocks out of penny below a dollar Okay, because you deal with fractions of the penny. It's a penny stock. It's gonna be hard to see iceberg orders out there You got to trade a lot of shares of it. It's the only bad thing about it So I mean the stock was it expensive stock not too long ago But when you break that dollar it's something like where I kind of draw the line All right, so I rather buy the stock at a dollar dollar 50 then buy it here at 60 cents Okay, that's the only reason why that's probably why I didn't come up on my watch list a couple things You guys got to be aware of today this afternoon big news Okay, and it's not about my event lot a lot of earnings coming out Microsoft is coming out earning stock has done phenomenal and You know from from the word on the street that probably do really good earnings because they're not getting effective from the What's going on because they're a software company Google? Same thing they do. They're doing great doesn't look like they're getting affected from what's going on with what's going on everything and TWTR, which I think might have a little bit of problem because now You know if anyone sees what's going on with the Trump stock and it's got a competitor like in WTE a DWAC this stock obviously Has been getting a lot of scrutiny that's coming up You know and I think some of the companies like the other high techs are gonna benefit from what happened to snapchat And also what's going on with Facebook getting all that scrutiny to with Facebook too So you know so those are two good two good things. All right Anyway, let's get back markets opening up ten minutes if you want to join us here on YouTube Facebook live We'll be back at 230 or just like us and friend us go ahead and do a trial for $9 join us to the week And also don't forget to register for today's event at 1 o'clock. You're gonna love it. It's regarding about the pre-market. All right Oh, yeah, that's right to Brian. I almost forgot that to AMD's also got some big news Coming out in the after hours I mean they're coming out with earnings to an AMD has done a phenomenal and that's an all-time high too So looking very interesting. Listen, I Chips a very a very high in demand, but you know, it didn't work too well for Intel Okay, good luck everyone happy trading see about ten minutes. All right, and for if you're not on into cyber group room We'll see you back here at 230


For me, it was always hard to tell the difference between two painters, Monet and Manet. I'm not an art historian, but I'm a data scientist, and I decided to solve the problem. Well, with orange. Let us load 27 paintings, 15 painted by Monet and 12 by Manet. You can find the link to the data in the description. You can see how import images recognized the two subfolders we have created. If we observe our data in a data table, we see that the names of the folders became our class variable. But as we know from our previous videos, we cannot work with images alone. We need to transform them into their numerical representation. We will use image embedding and stay with the inception version 3 deep network embedder. This embedder was trained on a large collection of images from real life and is able to recognize the motif in the images. This means we can find out whether the two painters painted similar or different motifs. We will measure the similarity between feature profiles of our paintings with distances. Remember to set the distance measure to cosine. Cosine distance will only consider the relative presence of the feature and not its absolute value. Finally, send the computed distance matrix to hierarchical clustering. Wow, the clustering independently discovered two groups that correspond to the two painters. Amazing. But wait a minute, it did make one mistake. There is a Monet's painting that seems to be more similar to Monet's masterpieces than to his own. Let us inspect it. Select the suspicious cluster and send it to image viewer. Set the label to image name to name the paintings with their proper titles. Looks like clustering didn't make a mistake after all. Camille Monet on a bench is indeed very similar to Argentin and in the conservatory. They all portray a man and a lady with a hat sitting on a bench. One thing is very important here. Computation of distances and hence clustering didn't consider class labels. Yet clustering found two clusters of similar images that correspond nicely to our predefined labels. The outlier is there for a reason and it is always worth inspecting why it is there and what are the other similar images.


Now in welcome to the session, the given question says, find the coordinates of the points where the line x plus 1 divided by 2 is equal to y plus 2 divided by 3 is equal to z plus 3 divided by 4 meets the plane x plus y plus 4z is equal to 6. Let's start with the solution. The given line as x plus 1 divided by 2 is equal to y plus 2 divided by 3 is equal to z plus 3 divided by 4. Let this be equation number 1 and the equation of plane as x plus y plus 4z is equal to 6. Let this be equation number 2. Now let us denote equation number 1 that is let us denote each of these 3 x plus 1 divided by 2 y plus 2 divided by 3 and z plus 3 divided by 4 equal to r. Let these 3 be equal to r. So this implies that x is equal to 2r minus 1, y is equal to 3r minus 2 and z is equal to 4r minus 3. Now we have to find the coordinates of the point where the given line 1 meets the plane. So these points lie on the plane that is since these point lies on 2 therefore we have in place of x here we have 2r minus 1 plus y, y is 3r minus 2 plus 4 times of z and this is equal to 6 which further implies that 2r minus 1 plus 3r minus 2 plus 16r minus 12 is equal to 6. Now we have on adding 2r plus 3r gives 5r and 5r plus 16r gives 21r minus 1 minus 2 gives minus 3 minus 3 and minus 12 gives minus 15 and on taking on the right hand side we have 15 plus 6 which gives 21. So this implies that r is equal to 21 divided by 21 which is equal to 1. Therefore x which is equal to 2r minus 1 will be equal to 2 into 1 minus 1 which gives 1, y is equal to 3 times of 1 minus 2 which is again 1 and z is equal to 4 times of 1 minus 3 which is again 1. Therefore the coordinates of x, y and z are 1, 1, 1. Hence the line meets the plane at this point. That's our answer as hence the line meets the plane having coordinates 1, 1 and 1. So this completes the session. Bye and take care.