lying is one of the myths associated with narcissism and the reason there are so many nonsensical myths about narcissism is that people came online and without any qualifications and any relevant credentials declared themselves to be experts on narcissism and so they propagated unmitigated trash and rubbish and so let's let's inspect eight or so of the myths first of all unambiguous physical or sexual abuse rarely results in adult secondary narcissism to be afflicted with narcissistic personality disorder one needs to be pedestalized idolized hampered instrumentalized or parentified as a child and then abruptly and cruelly discarded by the parent the adult narcissist spends a lifetime trying to recapture those lost moments of parental idealization myth number two narcissists do have emotions but they have access to an experience only negative affectivity rage envy hatred and the like so they do have emotions number three narcissists do have empathy they they have a truncated form of empathy called empathy which allows them to sport and leverage the vulnerabilities in their targets next narcissists dread abandonment they have separation in security or separation anxiety they dread abandonment exactly like borderlines do narcissists are often dysphoric often depressed especially when they fail to secure narcissistic supply number five grandiosity is about being unique grandiosity is not about being the best it's not about being the greatest it's not be about being the most it's about being unique special suing enemies one of a kind so the narcissists can brag for example about being the perfect loser the uninterrupted failure the quintessential victim being a loser a failure and a victim that's doesn't strike people as grandiosity but it is if you are the ultimate victim the peak of losership etc so you need just the grandiosity is about being special next some narcissists are pro-social communal these narcissists are morally upright altruistic and charitable they are ostentatious and grandiose about it all but they still are friendly and integrated in society sometimes as pillars of a community next narcissists cheat romantically cheat I mean extramarital affairs narcissists cheat less often than psychopaths because they're prone to abandonment anxiety they're terrified of losing their partners narcissists are less faithful during the bargaining and devaluation phases of the shared fantasy but in all the other phases they're actually unusually faithful we missed a trick we miss attribute to narcissists traits and behaviors because most of you are misled especially by people online and few of you bothered to read scholarly literature including these self-styled experts but misattribution is a general problem there is something called misattribution error or attribution error or attribution bias that is when we attribute to other people motivations that reflect on who they are rather than analyzing the decision-making process of other people we say well that's the way they are and this is called attribution error we miss and we miss attribute the most likely motivations to our actions and to other people's choices and behaviors often the picture is much more complex and involves layers upon layers of occult hidden reasons and causes I'll give you three examples take for example toxic relationships when you ask people why why do you stay in a toxic relationship some of them will say well trauma bonding or some such phrase which they have little idea what it means but sometimes people remain trapped for decades in toxic relationships not because they pity the part not because they love the part not because they're bonded with the part but because they seek to continue to punish their mates for past transgressions real transgressions perceived transgressions or imagined transgression there's a dynamic of vengeance going on in many toxic relationships I recommend that you watch the movie who is afraid of Virginia Woolf take another example sunk costs people make new decisions or persevere with all wise because they had already invested resources however minimally in a certain course of action they chose a course of action and they had met me they had made investments minimal investments any investment however small yields commitment and this is regardless of outcomes the outcomes could be negative the person can even foresee correctly that the outcomes may be negative but the fact that he had invested in the course of action means is going to continue to the bitter end and finally let's connect as example celibacy some narcissists or opt for lifelong celibacy because they are incapable of either sustaining a sexually active long-term relationship and they are also incapable of having casual sex because it undermines the sense of uniqueness and grandiosity so these narcissists are in a bind they're a catch-22 they can't have sex in long-term relationships and they have abandonment anxiety they're afraid to lose the partner so they don't cheat and they can't have casual sex so they end up being celibate as you see nothing is a is as it looks very often when you come across a lie or a deception or a confabulation you should ask yourself how does the other person perceive it if it is someone with borderline narcissistic or antisocial personality disorder they may not they may well not realize that they're lying their world is constructed on falsity what is the false self it's false the world is is founded on fantasy the world of people from people with cluster B personality disorders is founded on a fantasy defense gun or I malignant fantasy and so they have great difficulty to tell the difference between reality and alternative reality reality and fantasy it's all blurred it's all fuzzy it's all dream dreaming dreamlike and so don't be too harsh on these people a psychopath is the only one who uses lying and confabulation and prevarication to obtain goals but even with the psychopath even with the psychopath often there is comorbidity for example with borderline it's pretty or with narcissism it's pretty common so be more understanding try to go to the roots of the lie try to see what function the lie had fulfilled do you remember the classification the eight roles of lies the eight functions of lies try to understand why you are being lied to and then create the environment in the circumstances where the person with cluster B may feel safe enough to tell you the truth


Good morning. Good morning. What's up, everybody? I hope you're doing well this morning JTW here with another X trades FOMO live stream. So Let's get to it before we get too far into things though. Just checking our stream off everything looks good there. I'm gonna go ahead and Get this shared with our friends and discord We're gonna continue to kind of try to keep them in the loop as best we can Let's go There we go. Go live Alright, so you guys should see in the X trades discord now My screen you should hear me friends on YouTube obviously And here and see me. So if you are here on the YouTube stream, please say hello in the chat Would love to know who's here. Who's watching any lurkers out there So We just had some more data drop as you can see market moving nicely off that let's take a quick look at it from the five-minute perspective here Yeah, nice push I think if it can clear over this What's up? Wow ash mesh crash time. I'm just gonna say crash test. What's up, Jerry? What's up crash test? Good to see you guys here. Thanks for joining. Thanks for saying hello. Good to see y'all So, let's see what our Economic data has in store for us this morning PPI month over month Actual reading was point two percent previous reading was point six consensus was point three So that came in a little soft a little light. That's great news from an inflation standpoint Keeps hopes alive for rate cuts. So not surprised to see the market reacting positively to that so far So that was the PPI month of a month core PPI Came in with the consensus lower than the previous and then jobless claims We also had that info come out this morning Came in slightly lower than the consensus. So kind of a double win here this morning in that we had slightly lower Jobless claims so good economic data, but at the same time We also had softening inflation data. So Sometimes that good news can be bad news Scenario happens when we're talking about good economic data if we're looking for the economy to slow down So to help kind of tame inflation But I think with the positive inflation reading coupled with a positive economic Data point there as far as slightly lower jobless claims. I think that's up win-win So bowls are jumping in and trying to push things to the upside here and no surprises there We were right in a demand zone So overall good news. Let's see if that doesn't keep things moving to the upside Here for us throughout the day today from an ES perspective I would say key levels to watch just giving things a second to load here Yeah, I'd be watching I was kind of looking at this also in the five minutes So from an ES perspective if we're gonna continue to the upside I'd really be watching this 52 1250 level So if you're gonna be playing spy or spx today, I would certainly Pay close attention to that level for continuation to the upside We've got the 333 SMA there with some confidence at that level here on the five-minute chart And then on the 15-minute chart. That's right where the Neptune flag is topping out out That's the key selling pressure there from a Neptune perspective. So again kind of interesting double Resistance scenario in two different time frame. So again, please make sure that you are paying attention to that level Before loading up on longs or chasing this move for continuation to the upside because again There's a lot that could keep us down and potentially You know redirect this current move once we get up to 52 12 so keep an eye on it From there, so let's go through some trade plan recap something else to get over to our live stream What's up, Ryan? What's up red? What's up Lane KD? Good morning. Good morning, everybody And as I said in the discord, this is my last Livestream as a I guess technically as a bachelor So next week I leave to go out of the country to get married gonna be a good time So I just wanted to reiterate that there will be no live streams next week And there won't be one on Tuesday, April the 23rd I'll just be getting back and kind of getting myself back up to speed So our next live stream after today will be Thursday April 25th at 8 30 a.m. Eastern Standard time Yeah Definitely cuffing season. What's up Chris good to see you buddy. All right, so let's get through some trade plan recaps And then let's also if you guys have any Tickers that you want me to take a look at during the live stream this morning start dropping those in our YouTube chat Thank you everybody for the congrats. I truly do appreciate it Just glad to be kind of getting getting away for a little bit and getting to decompress But also very much looking to making this woman my life So Let's jump in Just getting that last little bit of coffee to fuel up for the morning get to talking about this So Microsoft this one's kind of been a real I don't know thorn in my side. I guess as far as trade plans go I personally haven't bit on any of these moves That have played out to the upside or the downside honestly I just haven't been trading much because I've got so much going on this week In anticipation of going out of the country and getting married Those are kind of two big events to really kind of throw on top of each other But I think the juice will be worth the squeeze as they say once it's all said and done So personally haven't been doing a whole lot this week But you know, I still don't like to see my plans sort of get invalidated as far as getting what look like Confirmed entries that get immediately reversed but with stop out So we've seen that a couple of times with Microsoft this week and I'm not really totally sure You know what the deal has been with Microsoft so far We did see Finally a downside plan and price targets hit yesterday Not surprised though. This has been a long-standing trend line on Microsoft here for a little while We saw a few dips below but it's a higher time frame trend line So you know these little closes below on small time frames don't really mean much as far as that trend line goes That has kept things moving to the upside and it does look like Microsoft is trying to make some bullish moves however we've seen some rejections At this next level up up here at 427 57 So I would certainly say kind of hold until we can break through that 427 57 Level so kind of making an adjustment on the fly here to the member selected tickers plan If you're going to try to catch Microsoft for upside I'd really be looking at this 427 57 level. I think we also need to Understandably adjust our stops to accommodate for that different entry so If we were going to do that, yeah, this is about the level I was eyeballing on smaller time frames Probably sitting right about here 426 62 That's that would be my stop loss average down for that adjusted trade plan to the upside for Microsoft So keep an eye on it other thing I would kind of make note of here on the hourly time frame There's still key selling pressure and continued selling pressure Just above that 427 57 doesn't mean you can't fight through it eventually that will we will break through but Yeah, I would say certainly Over that level start adding start, you know get a starter position going with your respecting your stop loss and then Look for those price targets from there. That's kind of how I would adjust this Microsoft plan So Let's take a look at AMD. This was another one member selected tickers We've looked at a couple of times this week and it's played out I think for downside multiple times, although this was an open below Let me kind of make this easier to see I realize I'm kind of squeezing everything together here So we saw it open on pt2 from a member selected tickers plan came up to stop loss average down For puts rejected came back down to pt1. So again, you had an opportunity To play this plan out Off of that rejection or this next confirm break below down to pt1 there We saw it play out for pt2 on tuesdays. So really kind of two days of being able to catch this one We saw yesterday Again open low down near Our pt3 for calls and then we saw it run up into this confluence 200 333 sma you guys hear me talking Excuse me talking about these moving averages constantly I hope that you are starting to use them. We're going to see several examples of where things have rejected and made different moves That are happening off of these moving averages all the time, right? I talk about them constantly Here we see again. Andy rejecting that 200 333 confluence right there taking it all the way down through our Trade plan price targets and then some and here we see it trying to push back through those Testing pt1 here this morning. So Again, if amd can reclaim that 168 52 I wouldn't be surprised to see it make another run up for 169 56 or really kind of more Attractive level to me is 173 But again small difference between those two price levels. We did see a rejection there Although I think that was based more on these smas than this actual price level So keep that in mind as we look for amd to potentially continue up with the market here this morning Let me just check in on the chat. What's up everybody? What's up brawminder? brawminder It used to be a brawminder, but I'm getting married What's up strife good to see you man. Yeah, better late than ever. Jesse dates. What's up and then reviews. Good morning Good to see you. All right, so Nvidia was also from the member selected tickers. You heard me talking about the 333 200 sma here a second ago Well here we see it again on this Nvidia play out We actually talked about being bearish and looking for downside on Nvidia Tuesday morning during our live stream This was using member selected tickers plan I did on sunday So gave you the plan sunday. We talked about it. We prepped you for it going into the trade trading day on Tuesday I hope you're ready to take action on this one because it played out beautifully broke below our Put entry and all three price targets hit within the morning That didn't even take the whole trading day to get there But look at where that rejection started, right? 333 sma here on the five minute the other interesting thing about this Nvidia rejection Let's get back to it. Where did it go over here? There we go 15 minute 200 sma happened to also be there as a part of that rejection So 200 and the 333 333 on two different time frames Again, you don't even need the full net tune trading system You can put those moving averages on your chart with any, you know, basic moving average indicator that you can load in trading view Look at these moving averages and keep them on watch now clearly We also had a confidence with the net tune selling pressure key selling pressure there So really kind of a three-way confidence right at 333 sma Right there perfect rejection off it on the five minute on the 15 minute 200 sma net tune bear flag Breaking below our put entry. I mean this was just the the There weren't more we couldn't get more confirmation that this was a great setup for the downside Gave you all a heads up on this one So I certainly hope that you uh took action on it because it was a money printer And now we see Nvidia trying to break through all that we got back to the bullish side of things And now we're trying to reclaim again. You see it fighting with this 200 333 here Rejecting the 333 that was really the top the whole day yesterday on the 15 minute again I hope you guys are using these moving averages. I can't encourage you enough to take a look at them We see it trying to break through all that though here this morning And Nvidia, you know, I would certainly just say let's go back to square one With these trade plans that we currently have set up for it So these are in the options watch list in our discord. They were posted sunday evening For you guys to just you know, go search the options watch list in our discord For the Nvidia trade plan posted sunday evening if you're looking to Recycle or retread that one. I would say it looks like it's a good setup to to do that So it's right back in sort of our let's wait and see what happens range between 865 90 and 891 86 As always, you know, I certainly recommend or encourage you all To repurpose these levels as you see fit Because they tend to be useful In many different ways to create various opportunities So tuesday we looked at constellation brands This one had played out pretty much immediately to the downside Shortly after open we broke down below our put entry there at 265 15 back tested and rejected And what else was there here on the five minute? 200 sma I know you guys are probably tired of hearing me talk about these but you keep seeing these confluence setups with them I mean we looked at I think three or four this morning and you know, we're only 15 minutes into the live stream So, you know pay attention to these indicators Clearly, you know, I would recommend getting Something like a full trading system like Neptune But again, if that's not your your approach to trading for whatever reason, that's fine You have the very least, you know, it's totally free You can find a hundred indicators out there that would allow you to load them Check out these moving averages keep them on your charts. They're useful on various different time frames So again, seeing that breakdown below back tested the put entry 200 sma confluence Neptune say it's short this thing Really from the open took us all the way down to pt2 plus And eventually down to pt3 plus going into the open of the following day before just Rocketed right back up into that confluence, right? Put entry level resistance right there 233 it faked out got a little bit above but again, that's why we have support and resistance in place Just so we don't get too dependent on indicators by themselves So then we see that breakdown below nice back test in there It might be hard to see because I was too far zoomed out but break below back test that 200 sma with them both Trending down overhead good opportunity to play that rejection Maybe catch some more money off the same train plan off that but again constellation brands so far downsides played out beautifully Uh, looks like if it can reclaim 265 15 that keyword What was support now resistance if we can flip that back to support at 265 15? We should see it try to push higher from there. So keep an eye on it. Let's just check the 15 minute though make sure we don't have Major resistance or maybe we have some confluence that says hey once we get that out of the way We get a lot of stuff out of the way um You know what looking at it from this perspective and knowing where Neptune and the 200 sma are right there with that Confluence, I'd say 260 601 wait for that to break then upside does look a little bit more attractive You could use 265 15 as your stop loss first target. I'd say up there 267 18 Guess what else is that there right now? 333 sma here on the 15 minute chart clearly that will move right now. We've got a confluence there. So keep that on watch As we go into oh actually it's gosh. I forgot this is one that we were looking at on regular trading hours Which I think is appropriate because again, it doesn't really have any volume. They just had earnings this morning I should have double checked that um, but that being said Kind of still fighting around that. Well, right right about that target that we would have been looking for so um Yeah, I'd wait for the call side to to really play out see what happens once we get into the regular trading hour session But we're already up against this essentially and fighting with it as resistance if you look at Extended hours were at 267 99. So we're trying to hold just above that currently Over 268 01 I think then things do start to look interesting for potential Continuation to the upside. Maybe we get both sides of this trade plan to play out before the week's over All right. Palantir was another one. We looked at we did this one during Tuesday's live stream So far consolidated below stop loss average down. What else was it below? 333 200 sma again just banging its head up against that 333 ultimately rejected it down Uh, did give us a pretty good confirmed break to the no, I'm sorry. I take that back It didn't because that was pre-market and then we're right back above it Uh That could have been I would have had to watch this play out in real time That could have been a decent confirmed break there As far as looking at just price levels alone Um, over all those still have that confidence overhead there at 2280. So palantir below 2280 looks like it could still be bearish Did flip some things back to the bullish side on that tune yesterday I was just take a look at this on a different time frame to make sure there's not anything we're missing Yeah, there's plenty of room before we get into heavy selling pressure But there is selling pressure all the way up through there five minute probably looks a little bit more bullish than 15 I would think Let's see All my trading views loading on all slow this morning. It seems like Uh, again fighting with that 333, right? I mean, we're seeing it all over the place I don't I'm not going to talk about it anymore at this point See over 2280. It looks like it could try to try to make some moves. There's room to the upside over that On multiple time frames. So keep an eye on that as far as pltr goes and then adobe We did talk about this one Again, what are we saying? 333 sma rejections all over the place. I hope you guys start using these moving averages um What we talked about this essentially being bullish, you know, let's I was essentially saying as long as 478 96 hold Holds by the dip, you know, look for a scout play But ultimately if it could get a good confirmed break to the upside could try for 50409 Uh, it did get a pretty good confirmed break right here The only thing I would say that's a little bit sketchy about this rate is both of these smas right here overhead trending to the downside Would give me a little bit of pause on this one We are rejecting the 200 as of the after hours session yesterday Haven't seen it move much in response to this market move this morning pre-market but Keep an eye on adobe really kind of gets very interesting once it's back over 490 509 we did see a pre-market sort of a little phantom Print rejection right off that same level, but neptune sitting right there is really kind of what has me eyeballing that Um for a potential break out to the upside and continuation. So let's get to some new tickers Let's do some trade plans with the time we got left this morning I hope you guys have been doing well with those existing trade plans and I hope these reviews and recaps have been helpful Let's see. What was our first request in here from kd meta chart? Let's take a look at meta. We can certainly do that. I haven't looked at meta in a while It would be good to circle back to that one so Let's see where we are at with Good old facebook I wonder if they're gonna ditch the meta Ticker name now that they're not even doing anything metaverse anymore essentially they've pivoted to ai And you know rightfully so their stock started moving favorably after that announcement as well All right, so This is one that has good price action during the pre-market and extended hours trading sessions Clearly i'm operating solely up in these levels. I think off of fib extensions. I haven't really put much in Uh the way of support and resistance since I did these fib extensions I don't know back in january of this year. It looks like Let's hide these those so they don't get in our way I'd like to leave them there just in case I want to go back and see when I drew a set of extensions I'll trade plan long short tools. We don't need that. All right. Let's see if we can't Start to find some support and resistance levels up here just for now. I'm going to turn off these Indicators I want to focus on nothing but price action for the time being Yeah, not a lot to work with which isn't surprising there hasn't been a ton of Uh price action up in this range here on the weekly chart This could be a weekly level developing. It's not there yet But it's trying to be there. It's not one of my uses slightly different color than my Regular weekly levels, but it looks like it's trying to develop a weekly support resistance there Not totally there yet though All right. Yeah, like I said, probably not a lot that we're going to find on that weekly chart This meta just hasn't been up here long enough to do that To develop these levels Daily chart. This is an interesting level We're going to keep on watch Let's also see if any of these fib extensions have turned into Support resistance levels This one's showing good support on it I mean not bad for the level I drew in April or April in uh, january that had never been tested until recently But I'm just not seeing a ton on both sides that just mostly support. So we'll let that one just hang out Again, this is another one that looks like it's trying to develop But not there yet Keep an eye on it. Let's keep on keeping on Like I said, lots of support on that guy Got that one anything else that really Sticks out This is a What interesting level and again, given the minimal amount of price actually have up in this range, I'd say that's Probably as good as it's going to get for now This is an interesting level close to having a good rejection there Almost close enough. I might change that Level a little bit as far. All right. So yeah, I think that's going to do it for the daily chart I think we're also going to need some new fib extension. So we'll get to get a chance to kind of talk about those here in just a second Interesting potential level here Actually, I should change that and keep that on watch. I don't want to really block that in just yet Yeah, definitely got pretty good four-hour level in here Yeah, this is a level of interest And yeah, we're not going to have a ton I like this a little bit of a challenge this morning for my last live stream for a couple weeks Because we don't have a ton of price action up here. We are definitely Going to need some fib extensions Let's take a quick look at this Think what we're looking at This is the higher slightly higher of the two highs Although what is that? Is that an eight o'clock nine o'clock candle? Yeah, I just want to take a quick look at something where this Okay, that is during Right at the beginning of the cash session. Okay So slightly higher high up there than this previous high. So This is how we're going to do our trend based fib extensions That'll let me send back out real quick. I just wanted to confirm that on the smaller time frame So we're going to start from really kind of I think what kicked us to the upside here Now let's find some confluences. I think we're probably looking at one Right here, which will establish a level I don't have yet, but I think that that's pretty solid Ah, not as close as I thought it was going to be actually keep that back Do this one more time. Sorry but That was going to catch things a little cleaner decent confidence there wonder if it's Yeah, could also be playing off that Just that spot a level that I did Now I think it's really yeah, I think we're based right off here Maybe my level or again being a fib extension. It's not going to be dead on accurate Very close and again my my daily level right here could also be A little bit off, but I think that that purposes. Yeah, that puts us in pretty good shape right there All right So let's check our other let's go ahead and map these out actually potential levels here that we will need Kind of interesting that we have essentially a confidence there with an old set and this most More recent set that we're drawing right now fib extensions All right, so let's get our indicators on that's enough I mean, there's more fib extensions to the upside but that's enough for us to I think finish putting together this trade plan. So Hmm. How do I want to approach this? This is an Interesting level that we are testing here pre-market. I don't want to be too aggressive though I think what I would look for Does it break over this 5 2601 level? That's about as aggressive as I'd want to be with this We do have an hourly level right here that we are testing pre-market I think that serves us better as a stop-loss average down after waiting for some more confirmation that upside is going to open up So I think that's the appropriate way to approach this also gives us some established levels uh to use At least to get things started then we're looking for this all-time high test right here 5 11 18 first price target And then we just have to play the fib extensions I think from there I mean you could shoot for the 0.618 as Your third price target, but I wouldn't get greedy especially with kind of Some of the mixed messages that we're getting in the market right now when it comes to inflation and potential rate cuts and all that I would just urge Folks to take profits early and often for the time being All right downside. I think we're looking for a break back below I like this for a trade back below this 5 13 41 I think that also gives us a good stop-loss This pre-market support 5 17 13 4 hour level I think that clearly gives us a first price target where we already have A price target from a prior trade plan right here at 506 68 again a fib extension drawn back in January I think that They're just now testing and getting really nice reactions to actually That one I am going to pat myself on the back for second price target though I think really Is one level lower? We're looking at this 499 57 level Second price target Third price target Yeah, I say we shoot for this 494 29 Uh, so these are the upside and downside trade plans or meta Facebook whatever you want to call it. I like those so Here's what we're looking at Keep forgetting we can't paste images All right, so here is the meta trade plan as we head into the trading day today Let me also post this in the watch lists over in the discord Straight plan All right, so what are we looking for here on meta? We're looking for a break above 5 2601 to try to catch this for some more upside That should give us targets at 5 3118 5 3806 and then 5 43 80 with a stop loss average down at 5 22 50 To the downside we're looking for a break below 5 13 41 that should give us targets at 5 is 6 63 Right. Nope. Sorry 68. I have my mouse over that 499 57 and then 494 29 with a stop loss average down at 5 17 13 Those are your meta trade plans. All right Brawminder we talked about in video as I'm going through the chat there and going through the ticker requests Again, I would definitely say keep this existing plan on watch. I think it could be totally recycled retreaded from here So if you are in our discord Please go back to the options watch list. I do spell out the whole plan In the post that I did for Sunday, but I'll just repost In here plans For the yeah the plans for this particular chart So that should give you the levels to work with So I think we've covered that. I don't think there's a a new plan to develop yet I really like how these levels have played out and I would we haven't seen the upside of this plan play out yet Um, so that's still a good possibility Again, you could look for a potential early Entry here. I would say, you know Yeah, I mean you could take a shot at getting in early over 883 11 again I think the better confirmations over 891 86 um Is trying to build a base here on this stop loss average down after flipping it to support here pre-market So uh does look like it's trying to kind of flip the script. We said Tuesday We were bearish on nvidia that played out perfectly today I'd say it's starting to look like it could try to make a little bit of a run Could be a bullish day for nvidia, especially as long as it holds Over 865 90 below that My bearish or sorry my bullish expectations become Less less less bullish. I guess at that point. Uh, jesse. We also covered amd this morning If you want me to go back and talk about that one again We can I think ultimately A break over this 168 52 level Could bring us back up to 173 and then the stop loss average down from the member selected tickers plan up here at 171 48 So again, I'll post this chart with the levels for you So hopefully that's helpful Next We did talk about these two this morning already this I want to kind of get through and get to some new ones up. Here we go Chris with the baba Let's see chris Let's define some good tickers for me to chart and plan out Okay, again, I talk about this every time we look at baba But I'm gonna mention it one last time Always got to be careful swinging these guys because they These chinese tickers because they make big moves while we are totally Sleep here in the us as far as the markets go as you can see big gap up Pretty decent gap up that big gap up really sold off and closed instantly So let's see where this maybe goes from here It's like there's an old gap level resistance that it's testing here at 75 80 So the question is over 75 80. What kind of moves can it make? Tie the indicators just for a moment. Looks like there's still Yeah, there's still a gap to fill at least as far How our chart is going to look for it Again, you have to be a little bit careful with these gap levels too because again I just feel like they're they're going to be treated differently than a gap on a US ticker where we're seeing most of the price action But these ones we're seeing only a sliver of the price action Um Isn't interesting So let's see we're Testing the 75 34 pre market Let me zoom out on this a little bit more. I just want to get a Bigger better picture perspective here for just a sec Make sure that we're not Ever setting ourselves up for success at least as best we can Yeah, that's an interesting level there This is also an interesting rejection that got triggered kind of lower highs after that This was a gap level multiple times. It looks like It's a little bit off right now here It's closed currently. All right. So what is that? What does that do for us? How does that help us becomes the question? This level could be a little bit higher looking at it Out in here. All right, so Really, sorry arguing with my self and my Inter monologue about this one Did I say over 75 80? Gotta make a call right can't get paralysis by analysis. That doesn't help us Think over that 75 80 I need to get him a little bit worried about this 76 19 gap fill right there So let's do this actually make a slight adjustment to it. It's not that big of a difference anyway As far as potential entry on baba I'm gonna stick with my Got on this that says Give it a little bit more time before considering it confirmed for more upside So over that Be looking for a test Of this 77 level stop loss average down. I think it's 75 34 is a Rope we hit Yeah, I think it it could still hold and push higher as long as that level holds So very close to being just a straight up one-to-one Risk reward on this so keep that in mind. I would say start small Average up and into the trade on this one Uh over 77 67, which would be my next target That's wild price action. How do you make It's tails out of that Look at a smaller time frame see what those candles are doing inside That chaos Let's see That's still pretty chaotic Uh Yeah, I'd be taking a shot at this 78 88 level I mean, I think it's It's worth taking a crack at it and again these Chinese tickers just a little harder to predict a little harder to plan Be very careful with swings Gap up gap down. It's like that every day occurrence for these. So You just gotta If you're gonna swing You know cross your fingers and pray that the gap goes in your direction that the technical analysis holds overnight once uh Once the Chinese markets start trading. All right To the downside This is an interesting little opportunity here though Where we could share a stop loss which I do like It gives first price target right there at 70 what 383 below that 74 67 entry below that I think at this level might be a little high Again, yeah, I think that looks better right there 73 25 at that weekly level And again this level looks like it might need a small adjustment to Yeah, right there looks a little cleaner across the board Let's use that pt3 So this is what the plans look like potential Big move over pt2 to the upside But before I go saying We're done here. Let's make sure yeah Like that confidence here on the 15 minute as far as that would break down some key support Seeing kind of similar there for downside Overall net tune leaning showing a little bit bullish although 200 sma below the 333 still it is a lagging indicator trying to curl up and get back over it That would be a bullish crossover But I think we've got our plans in place. So let's put these together I think we're good to go I got on this upside plan. Just be careful Start small buy plenty of time if you're planning on doing any kind of swings I personally prefer day trades on tickers like baba. It's just me. All right, so Here are your baba An up to 3.1 looks similar to itchimoku clouds I've never really used itchimoku or compared it to itchimoku can It's certainly not based on itchimoku. It's really more of a dynamic Support resistance based on some custom moving averages sort of a setup And then kind of a trend momentum ribbon in there. It's it's got a lot a lot of Components to it. I've never really used or looked at itchimoku though I'll definitely take a look at them and see how it Stacks up, but it's it's just not based in itchimoku at all For for what it's worth so Let's take a look at this baba trade plan and then I think we're going to wrap it up for my Last live stream as a bachelor. So Over 76 19. We're looking to play baba for more upside and continuation up to 77 at our first price target 77 67 second price target 78 88 third price target 75 34 stop loss average down level to the downside. We're looking for a break below What is that 74 67? I believe yeah 74 67 That should give us a first target at 73 83 for more downside Then on to 73 25 and then 72 49 third price target with a stop loss average down shared with the upside trade plan there at 75 34 Those are your baba trade plans. Actually, let me put this in the baba live stream Let's put it in the discord. Oops So forgot to mention everyone. All right. 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the sound and video getting through. Yeah. Excellent. Thank you. Thank you. Minister of your time. Yeah, just call me all. Who has been communicating with you. And today our head of professor Fujiwara will introduce you to our students first. Hi, Fujiwara sensei, please. Hello, Audrey, if I may. I'd like to cut the formality, but just want to thank you in joining our workshop here for global leadership. I don't think Audrey needs any introduction. A child prodigy, a genius with digital transformation. There are so many things that she has done. But what strikes me reading her words is how liberating it is. It really makes you feel better about yourself as you are with all the limits, strength, hopes, weaknesses, fears. And whenever Audrey talks about society, it is a group of actual living people with their limits and hopes. And nonetheless, leaves a wide possibility of connecting to each other. And that, of course, is in the very true sense what civil society is supposed to be, aside from all the words that we political scientists add to that. So without further ado, let's get started. Audrey, so how should we go? We have a great number of questions from students. Yeah, there's like 51 questions I wonder how we can get around to answering them in just 30 minutes. That's like what, 20 seconds per question? So if you're OK with that, perhaps I would just share what people have already asked on Slido. And I try to answer as many as I can. Do you need a screen sharing? Or is it OK if I highlight this? Do everybody see both my screen and myself? This is good? OK, so I will not read out the entire question in the interest of time. But if you have follow-up questions, please feel free to enter either on Slido, which they will show in the latest question pot, or just raise your hands and use the voice to ask questions if that's OK with you. Right, so the first question, basically, Internet access to water or electricity is a human right. Universal broadband is the campaign promise of Dr. Tsai Ing-wen five years ago now, and we've really delivered it. So anywhere in Taiwan, if you don't have 10 megabits per second, even on the tip, the top of Taiwan, if you don't for 16 euros a month for unlimited data, it's my fault, personally my fault. People email me saying, hey, I'm in this hotel quarantine that I don't have good reception. I have no telecom access. You say it's a human right. I don't have human rights. It took me half an hour to send this email, and then two weeks after, we made sure there's a new 4G tower near that particular quarantine place. So we take that very seriously, and indeed, this is really the same question as asking, I feel democratic transition cause a gap between people who cannot read versus people who can't read. The freedom of information means nothing for people who cannot read in either braille or visual ways, right? So which is why we make sure that literacy is a human right and that we make sure it's universally included. And so the same way, digital competence need also be a universal right and the public infrastructure that needed to be invested in it is very important. So I think this is just a given end. There needs to be a lifelong education as well, and instead of literacy, which is like reading, the digital world is more like competence, which is more like writing, more like producing the media, the narrative and things like that together so that people can become active citizens. After all, that's what the internet is for, is for bi-directional, multi-directional communication. The uplink also needs to be used, and that applies to the democracy itself, which is the next question. I think the two most active groups on our national participation platform, join GOVTW, are exactly around 16, 17 WANG Group, and the second most active are 60, 70s people. And my hypothesis is that those two age groups have more time on their hands. The other age groups are more busy, but with business. But also it's quite clear that these two age groups care more about the long-term sustainability, more about how to save for the future generations, rather than withdraw from the future generation to the short-term benefits, as some people sometimes do think that way. So I think the Sunflower Movement definitely made the long-term thinking NGOs, those thinking about the long-term environmental sustainability, the human rights situation and things like that, they feel less alone, because previously they were communicating only to a small slice of the society. But suddenly because of the Sunflower and the 20 or so NGOs banding together, it became cool again to talk about these things. And then even for a very small scale NGO, now it's possible after the Sunflower for through crowdfunding, crowd sourcing, and so on for them to connect to other social innovators and social entrepreneurs. And because it become cool, it become also a core entrepreneurship project. It become a core thing for universities to encourage students to start entrepreneurship projects that take care of the human rights situation through a fair trade of cotton. It's a very recent example because that was just from the Taoyuan City's social innovation exhibition, where they show very organic environmental friendly and also very good relationship with the land and so on, a co-op produced organic cotton. And so that became a very hot topic for Taiwanese young entrepreneurs as well. And because they're quite young, literally just around 18 years old, there's no failure, right? If they start an idea and didn't match the crowdfund, didn't get a crowdfund to go, they just write a paper about it. That's their capstone project. There's no sense of failure if that you pivot like three or four times during your undergrad years with the help from the people in their 60s and 70s who have more time to spare to collaborate with you. And as of this question, I think it's a really good question. So what's the difference between idea-worth spreading and the ideas that are actually spreading? And I think the main difference is the agency that this idea give to the people who spread it. That is to say, how extensible is the idea? For example, during the Musk use public communication, we found that the jurisdictions that said, where am I to protect the elderly? That idea was spreading, didn't spread. If they say, where am I to protect the frontline health workers? Again, was spreading, didn't spread. And because this appeal to altruism, first of all, it's just for a segment of society. If somebody doesn't see a doctor or nurse, if somebody doesn't live with people who are elderly, then they don't have to think about this message at all. And even if they think about it, it becomes harder for them to extend upon it and share it to other people.  And a dog put a foot into its mouth to illustrate what not to do. So basically that this message spreads because it appeals to rational self-interest. It's very easy to remind each other to protect themselves from themselves but if you say, hey, Audrey, please wear a mask to show some respect for the elderly. It's very hard actually for you to say that. But wear a mask to protect yourself. That comes very naturally. So anything that enhances the social solidarity with a kind of fun meme that goes with it. Remember this Shiba Inu, right? All this enhances the virality of the message but a core issue is whether anyone spreading the message can add to the message in an organic way, whether it could go viral is depending on how much mutation it can accrue to use a epidemiologic term, how the R value of the idea could spread because of the mutations that it accrue during that. This question is interesting. How do I cultivate the courage of decision-making? I think one of the main ideas here is that with digital social innovation you can actually choose many options at once. It's just remembering that it's not you doing all these things. So when I'm sharing, for example, about the mask availability map, even though many people in Japan saw it, it's my idea. It's not my idea. It's a civic hacker in Thailand. The name is Howard Wu. He already had a map that showed the actually garbage collection schedule. And there's another civic hacker named Svindjan Chiang who already had a map that showed the PM2.5 air quality and air pollution. And so they just changed some parameters to their existing maps and they were able to show the availability of mask in nearby convenience stores and later on pharmacies. And my role, very simply put, is making sure they don't have to prepare the material, the data cleaning and so on by themselves. They don't have to scrape the websites or PDFs. We made sure that the pharmacies published the numbers every 30 seconds after they sell any copy, not copy, any batch of the mask. They just update the numbers in real time and we didn't approve the message.  As soon as it's committed, it is published. And because of this idea of data pipeline and open API, I don't have to choose to make decisions thinking, oh, do I need to use the line chatbot first or do I need to build a website first? Do I need to use an app? What about people who don't have iPhones? I don't have to make those decisions because with an open API, people who care about iPhones like Siri, I can just say here's the API. Go and develop the Siri at all for that. If you want Google Assistant, do that. If you don't have a English version, go ahead and make a translation because I'm not the bottleneck in the digital social innovation. The decisions could be entirely deferred to the people who actually need that in the time and because of that, we understand that people who develop these applications are the real users of the data and so they become the costuers and this is the competence versus literacy viewpoint. If I think only I get to make the decision, I have to take care of people's literacy. But if I'm not the bottleneck, so everybody gets to make their own decisions and my role is just to make sure it's available, reliable data and effective partnership. And so the courage of decision making is to delegate away even the kind of delegations, like what you delegate away, you can even delegate away those decisions to your community and this is a very Taoist approach to governance, I'm sure. And 24, people would like to know about really something that really captured my interest, something that I want to apply to Taiwan. Well, I'm digitalminister.tw but I'm also slash like seven other board member positions in social innovation organizations worldwide. So I often say I work with Taiwan that I'm not working for Taiwan. That was just one of the jurisdictions that I work with. And one of the more exciting recent innovations appears in the Ethereum community. Vitalik Vodarin, who is co-board member in Red Hat Exchange with me, has been experimenting with this exciting voting mechanism called quadratic voting that we've already applied for our presidential hackathon to suss out the synergies between the 169 sustainable targets to much success. And then moving on, Vitalik also experimented with quadratic funding, which is a really good new model that is midway between the grants, which is one person, one vote, but a small jury panel, they can't really find things they don't understand versus crowdfunding, which is $1, one vote. But I privilege the people who have a lot of dollars to spare and cannot fund the things of broad public interest that need actually quite some investment, but doesn't have a good PR machine, right? And so these two ends of a funding for public good, mid in the middle, if we use the quadratic funding model and we're very seriously looking into it to see whether our national development fund or other investment for impact, impact investment vehicles could take some lessons from the Ethereum community in terms of quadratic funding. So that's very much worth looking into. 24 people asked, what comes after the DX? I think what's after the DX is probably EX, because ABCDE. And so what comes after the D transformation must be the E transformation and also slash a council member and executive committee member of the collective council on extended intelligence. So the E stands for extended. And extended intelligence means very simply that the machines, instead of taking over people's jobs or people's functions in the society, rather we apply machine learning exclusively on the things that enable people to collaborate better, to make participatory design possible, to make sure that there's agency and dignity in the democratic governed data coalitions. And so for example, our presidential hackathon often produces in addition to the air quality or mosque availability map, there's a map that take a page from the Japanese startup, Maimitsu, which is a visualization for nearby drinking stations that you can refill the bottles rather than buying new plastic bottles. But the Taiwanese version instead has a very Pokemon goal like gamification overlay on top of it. So you can collect new gold coins, you can redeem them to the local agricultural products by social enterprises, the national like oil company, the refilling stations, double as refilling stations. There's many cross sectoral collaborations. So it's also a regional revitalization goal that invites people to understand more in impact oriented tourism and so on using that as a local feature navigation tool. And so things like that are AI, but they are AI in the assistive way. That is to say, it doesn't replace human to human connection. Actually, it's about fostering human to human connection that wouldn't be possible before this transformation. And of course, some people here may have heard of Polis, which again is a AI project that lets people see their commonalities despite their initial difference, ideological positions and so on. So all these extended intelligence applications, I think, I like the previous imagination of digital which is about connecting machine to machines. These are the digital to the extensive, extensible intelligence direction which is about connecting human beings with human beings and human beings with non-human beings like rivers and mountains via natural personhood via their digital avatars as shown in the film Avatar and many other things as well. So that's the digital toward extended intelligence transformation direction. And so a follow up question, do you think singularity will really happen? If a singularity is near, the plurality is already here. So to me, sustainability is all about trusting the future generations are going to be smarter than us and they have not yet been born. So we might as well defer the decision to the future generations. We make sure we do not foreclose their possibilities. We do not aim for the singularity for this generation and decimate like reducing by 10% the agency for future generations. So if we make sure that all the possible directions are possible in multiple singularities, then we have a plurality and that's why I really firmly believe that the future generations need to have as much as say to the democratic process as much as possible, which is why the joint platform, as I mentioned, is now more than a quarter of the citizens initiatives are by the 12 years out, the 13 years out, the 15 years out, because they are literally the next generation. And I think plurality will happen and it will keep happening if we make this intergenerational solidarity part of our culture instead of just pointing to, you know, something agree as a good thing by 50 years out, or by me like 40 years out, and decimate the future generation's agency. This one is also interesting. In Taiwan, we basically cannot do takedown by the administration. Everybody who remembers the martial law didn't want to go back there. It's just like people who remember the 2003 SARS epidemic in Taiwan didn't want to go back to lockdown because we understand lockdown and how traumatic it was for the people in the Hoping Hospital which suffered a lockdown in 2003 and we didn't want that. And so because of that, we have to innovate to find out ways that do not result into an emergency state, a lockdown or a takedown in terms of online speech. And so the innovation, in addition to the humor over rumor, the Q-Shiba Inu and all that, we also discovered that notice and public notice is very useful. So instead of notice and takedown which actually polarizes the community because there exists people who do not want it to be taken down and if it wasn't famous, well, it will become famous after a takedown. It's called a Streisand effect. We don't do that. We don't go there. Instead, we make sure that there is a very easy way like flagging email as spun. It is a very easy way to flag incoming messages as spun or disinformation or his speech or whatever. And once you reported that to, for example, the line application work with the Taiwan government on a line dashboard that shows what are the top reported things, the messages on the line platform. And that's their CSR team. I'm just pasting it into the chat in the Google media. And you can see, for example, like today, as of now, there's like 86,000 unique messages with more than 336,000 people participating. So that's a lot of people. And so some of them are fact-checked already as false. Some of them are gray, meaning that it's still awaiting fact-checking. And there's a bar that shows its virality, like it's our value recently. So we focus on the three or so things that are getting viral but really didn't reach a lot of people and then fact-check it. For example, in 2019, before the election in November, there was a message that said, and I quote, the people in Hong Kong are recruiting 13-years-olds to murder police and they're paying $200,000 to them. And some of the young people are recruiting even younger people and they bought iPhones with it. And of course, so that's an actual crime, criminal disinformation manipulation speech that was making the rounds. But instead of taking any of that down, we just trace the photo to the Reuters photo, which is a real photo, and the Taiwan fact-check center, which is a nonprofit, not funded by the government's social sector organization, traced the original alternate caption to the Zhong Yang Zheng, Fa Wei Chang, An Jian, which is the central political and law unit of the Chinese Communist Party's Weibo account. And so instead of taking it down, we just make sure that our Facebook and other social media that sign on the anti-disinformation of court, when you share this message to this mandatory frame around it that says this message is proudly sponsored, well, not proudly, is sponsored by the Chinese Communist Party and just make sure that everybody gets educated about it and once they share it, they get into the mood of a newsroom of fact-checking, source-checking, balancing the narratives rather than us versus them. Why are the government taking it down mood, which I think the pro-social media, the pro-social side of social media is only possible when everybody see ourselves as a media worker, as a potentially a part-time journalist. So 18 people would like to ask what's the strong points of online and offline or in person? Well, I think the online is not just about this two-dimensionality. I mean, I can see you quite clearly, actually much more clear than if we have to wear a mask in face-to-face settings. So in a sense, this brings us closer, but we can't enjoy bubble tea together, right? So this is something that face-to-face setting really shines. Actually, when I work thoroughly through telecommunication through telework since 2008, 2016, before I joined the cabinets with Silicon Valley companies, they often send like Napa Valley red wine, not very good red wine, just something that they could buy on the supermarkets. And then we would just video conference, but we would drink exactly the same bottle of wine, well, the same label anyway, and share the taste about it, or when Gordon Beers opens in Palo Alto, they'll go there and have a video conference with me and I go to Gordon Beers Taipei and make sure that we order the same food and so on. So the food and the drink and the social objects that we share, that is very important, that is fundamental to our existence. And with care, of course, we can recreate some of it with a mixture of online offline experience, but if we do not design that through augmented reality or virtual reality, then we do not have the true sense of co-presence. And in this video conference, for example, most of you are in your rooms. So I don't see much beyond the rooms and all the room looks alike, right? But when I did a video conference, a similar lecture and Q&A with I think some Korean rural city, I was traveling from Taipei to Ilan and I was mounting the phone in a wide-angle camera in a car. I was sitting in the back seat and the camera was taking in everything that the rear window has to offer. And because of the 5G connection and the low latency, it feels like everybody is on the same car with me where I can't introduce the landscape, the mountains, the view and so on. And that, I think the co-presence, the existence in the same physical place is really important to get people into the feeling of co-creation together instead of just information exchange. So with some participatory design, I'm sure that we can enhance our communications and lives with the best thing about online which is unlimited connections across time zones and across jurisdictions and the offline part which is all about the food and the drinks and the beautiful landscape. So 18 people. Well, this is a really good question. How to get young citizens more motivated? In Taiwan, what works for us is this reverse mentorship idea. And when I was under 35 years old and therefore qualified as a youth, I was invited to the cabinet level by the ministry who is a portfolio Jackman Tsai at the time as a reverse mentor to her on crowdsourced agenda setting and crowdsourced lawmaking. It's very interesting because when you are a reverse mentor when people call you at the time I was called Qing Nian Gu Wen, the youth consultant, then whatever we were demonstrating it's not a protest anymore because this title calls upon us to solve the problem that we point out. We have to point out the directions in order to solve the problem that we highlight during the sunflower movement. And when I become the digital ministry in charge of youth engagement we promoted the Gu Wen, the consultant into full Zhixun Wei Yuan. So the full member like a legislator a full member of the youth advisory council so we call them cabinet counselors and that's even more duty implied in that position. And even when they're just 19 years old, 20 years old once they become a cabinet level advisory counselor they understand that it's their job to point the new directions for the country and we the older people I'm old now, right? I'm almost 40 now we the older people are the people who need to empower them so they make the directional cause and we give them the resources and power needed to make their ideas a reality.  And finally I think we have the last question now. Yeah Facebook sells addictive products I don't think as a liquor content company I say something like a night club so something like a host or hostess bath so there is of course some selling of addictive drinks but there's also private bouncers very loud music Karaoke and I'll hold that and it's hard to have a real civic townhost their deliberation over that loud music not to mention the private bouncers that will escort you out and so that's of course part of the nightlife scene there is a existence rationality for them to exist there are nightlife requirements for people but what's important I think is for the government to recognize there's more places in city planning than the nightlife district there are places that we dedicated to the townhost the public parks the civic halls the public libraries the universities and other places of education institutions the national park is a very large place right and so all these are worth the investment into the public infrastructure and one of the things that minister of culture Chen Lijun and yours truly helped to do in 2016 was to convince our national budgeting office to consider such digital infrastructure worthy of the infrastructure budget in the infrastructure bill is a special budget previously our accounting people in the national budgeting office only consider as infrastructure something tangible something concrete like literally made of concrete otherwise everything else is considered just regular expense and not worthy of the infrastructure monica but we eventually convince them that if it's in the commons if everybody can reuse it if it serves a civic purpose then it is also digital public infrastructure so within the entire infrastructure bill there is this section called digital and only within this section the intangible stuff could qualify as public investment on digital public infrastructure and that is important because then people can go to the joint platform they when they want to relax and deliberate on something of public concern they don't have to go to the more you know shouting intoxicating part of the digital lifestyles and that is what enabled for example Dr. Lee Wenliang's message to reach the Taiwanese people in just 24 hours because that happened on PTT which is public infrastructure subsets entirely by the national governments and run by university students for 25 years now and we may show that they don't have to answer to shareholders or to advertisers is entirely a social place for part of the civic life and I'm sure that Lee Wenliang's message also reach other SNS but maybe because there's more noise than signal it did not end up in the same result as what we have seen in Taiwan and so I believe we are at time thank you for the great questions thank you very much for your precious time and we will see you again in September yep yep that we will do and until then live long and prosper bye everyone you too thank you goodbye bye bye