But Jack, you just got back from Bali in Singapore. I was just there, this place looks just like it. I feel like I'm in Singapore right now. What's going on everybody? Welcome to another episode of The World NY. Typically every year we find ourselves traveling to Singapore, Malaysia, at least once. But as you guys know, 2020 is a little different than other years. We are taking that Singapore and Malaysia trip right here in New York. We're going to two spots. Our first spot is based off the Kapitam culture in Malaysia, which is gonna be your casual, chill kind of coffee shop. And our second spot that we're going to is like a high-end Singaporean restaurant. And by the way guys, you definitely want to keep watching this video to the very end because Laot, Singapore is like crazy rich Asians come to America in restaurant form. So for our casual Malaysian Kapitam spot, we're actually at Kapitam NYC. One of the owners is from Penang, Malaysia. And Penang, Malaysia does have a lot of crossover with Singapore, but this spot is representing really the Malaysian Kapitam culture. Immediately, Andrew, you know what I think stands out to me that lets me know that this is Malaysia? Boom, coffee in a bag. Every time we were in Malaysia and we were drinking all types of drinks out of bags, homemade, restaurant-made, we were drinking out of bags.  Andrew, we are in the Lower East Side right now. This spot actually opened up like four years ago at a really, really small hole in the wall. They're humble. Obviously they've moved to a bigger area. They have outdoor seating right now. But man, the food is just as authentic. You have to open up any Malaysian Singaporean breakfast with kaya toast and a soft-boiled egg with white pepper. If you guys have ever been to a hotel or even been to any hawker stalls or even been to Toast Box, which is a Singaporean chain, you're gonna know that they eat a lot of kaya toast. Toast Box is one of my absolute favorite chains in the entire world. Toast Box, come to New York City, man. Come to LA, come to America. Kaya toast is a coconut and egg jam. It is just the most popular Singaporean breakfast snack. Kaya toast. You can't beat it. I'm gonna just say it. Kaya toast is the best toast in the world. I would put this above French toast. When I'm in Malaysia Singapore, I'll get this in a mall. I'll get this off the street. I'll get it from a stand-alone. Always. I'll buy it from your mom. Find yourself some kaya toast for breakfast. I gotta give it a five out of five. It is a five out of five. We have a Malaysian street food battle going on right here. Starting off Dave, we gotta get into the Hainan Chicken versus the Pondan Chicken. With the outdoor seating next to the cars, really feels like we're at a Malaysian cafe outside. So we're gonna start off with the Pondan Chicken. So this is kind of like a chicken patty. Pondan Chicken, aka Paying Bayan Chicken. Pondan. This is the true gourmet Malaysian chicken nugget. This one at Kapitiam has a hella flavor. You got it. Chicken on your face. Chicken on your face, this is grace. You don't want to realize Andrew, Pondan Chicken tastes way better when you eat it with your pan hands. Oh. All right, so our second competitor in the chicken battle, we have of course the world famous Hainan Chicken Rice. As you can see here, you have your ginger scallion sauce, which is not always provided in Singapore, but you have your chili sauce, and then of course your soy sauce. All right, have you ever seen chicken rice served in a chicken rice ball? Those I've never seen. Guys, you can see how juicy this chicken is, look. Boom, wow. Chicken rice. We had to say it that way. Okay, oh, this is good. A lot of chicken flavor. It always comes with the chicken soup on side. Oh. As far as the chicken battle goes, hands down it goes with the chicken rice.  The Pondan Chicken did its thing. Held its own. Okay, next up we got our noodle battle. Here we have the fish ball with vermicelli soup, and then we have the Pond Mee. Oh, get the veggies in there too. Yeah. Stop it all. The fish ball soup. This is a very casual food. Look at these noodles just straight, just look like circles. It almost look like a torn apart patella. It is looking like pasta. Noodle soup battle. I had to flip my cap back around. Yo, this fish ball soup, I think it's very light, but it has a very, very deep, I wanna say chicken flavor. The torn noodles, the wood ears, the dried anchovies. Not really upon me that I'd expect to get. Are those noodles grilled? Yeah, more people should grill the noodles before they put them in the soup. I like the fish ball one too, but at the end of the day, it was the Pond Mee. The Pond Mee had a lot of elements. All these little fried anchovies are actually really delicious. 85 year old me picks the fish ball soup. All right, so for our next battle, we got the snack foods. Here we have the Ochen, which is the oyster pancake. They eat that pretty much, it looks the same, but with a little bit different spices in Taiwan. And then this is the nasi lemak, one of the national dishes of Malaysia. I am really struck by all their sauces here at Copy T and they've done such a good job. These sauces definitely got the funk. Just a little bit of the chili. I always thought the textures of this made it a really interesting dish. I just know that there's this Chinese Malaysian guy Andrew who made this movie called nasi lemak. And then he made like nasi lemak too. I'm not saying oyster pancakes are my favorite, but this one, hella good. There are anchovies and chilies here at Copy T and are 10 out of 10. That nasi lemak, it was so good because of the way they did the anchovies and the peanuts. I felt pretty torn because I don't like oyster omelettes and I like their oyster omelette here at Copy T. I'm gonna let you say first. It's gonna be the oyster pancake. You know why I agree?  Bro, how often do you eat the oyster omelette, man? I don't know. It's because the Northeastern oysters are like extra high quality too. So last up in a league of its own, we have the dessert, which is the Penang hand rolled mochi. Coconut, peanuts, sesame seeds, sugar, mochi. I gotta give props to Copy T.  Copy T. Is the most authentically Malaysian experience you can have in Manhattan? Overall, I got to say the pan mi was my favorite. Wow. You know me, they got grilled noodles in here. They all got types of anchovies, wood ears. Man, they did something special with this one. I gotta go with one of the rarest dishes in Manhattan, New York, known for its bread, its bagels, its pizza dough, but they don't have kaya toast. All right, Andrew, that wraps it up for our quick trip to Penang, Malaysia, to Ochoa Road in Singapore. We roll into the chili crab. What does Singapore mean? Lion City. So to have access to Gramercy Park, you have to not only live in certain units around Gramercy Park, so they know it's made for that community, but you also have to have a key, which means that you basically have to pay a monthly fee. How about Singapore is just a couple more blocks down? Oh, yes. Very rich, as it should be. I'm excited because I'm in an area I've never been in before. Hi. Hello. Hey, what up? Thanks for having us to your spot, Loud Singapore. Oh, no, thank you guys for coming. I really appreciate it. It's about funghing time. There's no such Singaporean restaurant around Manhattan that I've seen, especially that represents the true essence of Singapore. I only went there once when I was 10 years old, and that's it for a two-day layover. And I never went back since. So I have a lot of really great Singaporean friends, and they would tell me, okay, you're missing this, you're missing this. This is how it's actually created over there. Without them, I couldn't be able to do what I do. What's your flagship item? I would say our chili crab. We have arrived at Loud Singapore. This is probably one of the only places in New York City you can get a chili crab. And actually, this might be one of the only places in America you can get a chili crab like this. Chili crab is one of those dishes that everybody tells you to go to Singapore and get, but then there's not that many places outside of Singapore, at least in America, that you can get this. And of course, you know, we could not eat Singaporean food without our homie who just returned from Singapore himself. Jack! The last time I had this, it was in Singapore, and the last time we had this type of crab dish was in Houston, so. You came back from Indonesia and Singapore recently. You're looking real like Bali right from the jungle, baby. I know there's a lot of different, like famous places to get chili crab. It's really expensive in Singapore. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We would be wrong to not just get into the chili crab. Jack, can I hear your imitation of how Singaporean people talk? They call it chili crab, like chili crab. Chili crab. Chili crab. Accompanying the chili crab, we got the monto. This is like their steamed bread, right? You're gonna dip it in the sauce. It was so soft, it actually shocked me when I grabbed it. I was like, oh! Yeah, yeah, I'm about to flip the crab head, all right. Wow! When you crack the egg and the chilies all in that sauce, it becomes a whole dipping sauce of its own, you know what I mean? Chili crab. The best way I can describe this is this is like a real gritty uni, like a uni that had a much harder life growing up. I eat this every day in Singapore. This one feels different. In America, the most plentiful crab is dungeness, but in Singapore, they're gonna use kind of like the Sri Lankan mud crab. Back in the day, I used to go in on this with my teeth. My dentist told me to stop doing that. I'm doing it right. Sweet. Yeah. So it's a little bit spicy, a little bit sweet, just a little bit sour altogether. This is actually like chili, chili crab. Is that a raw egg? No, no, they cook the egg. It's like simultaneously sweeter and hotter. What I love about the chili crab dish is that it goes a long way, even after you eat the crab meat, which obviously crabs, they're not as big as like chicken for example, but there's all this sauce left right here where you can just dip anything in there, rice, your mantou. So excited. You might have to pass me that para lips over there. Ooh! David, you're supposed to drink it out of the lips. That's how you're supposed to do it. It's a loud Singaporea. Perfect for this summer day. Oh, this is very refreshing actually. Next dish we got, of course, the very, very popular salted egg yolk shrimp. This is a flavor that has been sweeping over that entire area of Southeast Asia and even making it into the United States with the Irving's salted egg yolk chips. I saw them preparing it, so what they were doing, they were cutting off all the legs and splitting the back, butterflying the shrimp, but leaving the shell and the head off. Eat the whole thing. I think I know Cantonese, but it's Hamdan long. Salted egg yolk shrimp. A lot of times you have salted egg yolk stuff, kind of like half asses it. They went the whole way. And I love it because the more slits that you make into the skin and when you cook it, the skin gets cooked more so you can eat all of it. Sometimes you don't want to eat the shrimp skin. I understand it can get really thick on the big shrimp, but this one, eat the whole thing. I got to dip it in the chili shrimp sauce. Okay. Oh, he about to have it. Five out of five? Five out of five? Five out of five. These two are must gets. If you get into things, get these two things. Five. I'm going back in.  This plate is indestructible.  Take it as high as you can and throw it on the floor. If you're not kidding us. So we're looking at martabak, which is a shared dish. They eat it in Indonesia as well, but they also have it in Malaysia, Singapore. And then we have roti kenai, which is from the Indian state of Chennai, which is actually where I believe Kamala Harris's mom is from, Chennai. Me eating this? Yeah, that's beef. This is my first time eating beef in like six months. It reminds me of a gold queen. What? Got little peppers in there. What? Delicious. I swear, like I'm not just saying that. You know what? Salil is from New Delhi. So he was probably like, yo, how do I kick up even Singaporean food to the next level? This is your traditional roti kenai. Jack, you ate an entire one of these in about 30 seconds off camera. There's a beauty to that simplistic dish. David, are you insinuating that I actually wanted to put the roti into the chili crab sauce? Yes, you were right. Andrew, I want to up you with the martabak in the chili crab sauce. Oh, the, wait a minute. Oh, with the raw egg, with the raw egg. The sauce you could dip with anything. I think the martabak one. If I'm wrong, I'm trying to eat less meat. If you're trying to eat less meat, go with the roti kenai. If you want meat, martabak. Coming up next, we have the chicken battles. Here we have the, of course, the world famous high non chicken rice, and then we have the chicken satay. This is like compared to all stars right here. Bro, you're talking about here, the national dish of Singapore. High non chicken rice. And then of course, this is like the national dish of almost like Southeast Asia slash, you know, Malay, Indonesia, Singapore. Chicken satay. The quality of this meat is phenomenal. All right guys, here we have the high non chicken rice. You can get this dish at a lot of places. A hundred other places. A hundred other places, but I'm really interested to see how they do it. There's no bones in this. It is soaking in a little bit of the soy sauce. That's how they do it. Let me get a little ginger. Singaporean chicken rice. You know, being on, we all cancel. We had a lot of ginger in our life, but I don't know if I had ginger like that. That ginger sauce alone is one of the better ginger oils I've had. You've been to Malaysia, you've been to Singapore. We're gonna put you on the spot. What do you think of as better chicken rice? Malaysia. All right you guys, what do we think it in terms of the chicken skewers versus the chicken rice? Oh, I'm rolling with the chicken rice 100%. I'm doing the chicken rice too. So good. I concur. Our last battle here at Loud Singapore. We have the Singapore Laksa. So this was Anthony Bourdain's favorite dish at Loud and his favorite dish in Malaysia. And if it wasn't for him, I don't think we would have been on this map. So thank you, even wherever you are. It's a tamarind flavor noodle. Look at this. So you're saying it's a tamarind. See the flavor. And then we have the nasi lemak. We got that, we got that. I feel like I've had this in Indonesia before. Try it. What is this? Oh. The spanding napkin in a little bathtub. Hell yeah. With all the technology that we have in the world right now, that is still cool to watch. All right.  Assam Laksa, Anthony Bourdain's favorite. I got to come clean. I'm not the biggest fan of Assam Laksa. In general, I would take Curry Laksa over it. But this Assam Laksa here at Loud Singapore is fire. Would you say it touches your chakras? Yeah, it's hand-older chakras. It's like really refreshing and spicy at the same time. It does kind of remind me sort of like a papaya salad in a noodle form. That is definitely a Southeast Asian flavor. Immediately, the nasi lemak looks a lot different than copy TM. I think this is like a rendang. This is a sambal sauce over shrimp. This is the Loud Singapore-ya kimchi. Pretty sure they do not call that Singapore-ya kimchi. They probably don't. That's probably just the way they describe it. I'm sure that is a New York way to describe this. Ooh. Nasi lemak. I think we're the only table eating this way. We have flat iron eating with our hands. We got to bring some of that authentic vibe. Malaysia, you did the right thing by eating with your hands. I am so proud of you. Like I could not be more proud of you for doing that. In Singapore, like chopsticks would, they would only probably use it just for noodles, perhaps. It's better off your hands, man. You're not tasting any of the metal, the plastic. I think they would be proud of us seeing that we're using our hands right now. What is that? Is that like a mango cabbage? That's juicy, fruity cabbage. You want to experience something, ABC or Asian American, come to Loud Singapore.  What a range of activities that you can do here. We went from Penang, Malaysia, to Epscale, Singapore. As much as we make these jokes about Loud Singapore being really high-end and for like ritzy people, it's actually like does still embody a lot of like the hawker stall vibe in the food. Even in Crazy Rich Asians, they still love going to the hawker stall. I don't think we've got to talk about this on camera. Andrew and Richie were in about like three frames of Crazy Rich Asians. I was in the background, I'll pop up a picture. Boom, boom, here's me, here's me. Here's the side of my face, and then here's Richie. Could I get in the second one, John? Do the audition right now. It's okay, even if you love him love, but he you are not Rich love, it's still going to be love. All right, cut. All right, yours. Constance. I've been loving you since the New York days when we used to eat at Loud Singapore. All right, cut. All right, Dave, you get the part. I think it's just a good try on him. So this right here is deep fried tiger sugar boba ice cream. What? This is a ice cream bar, deep fried. What from the Queens night market are doing their pop-up today? They're doing a pancake with sticky rice, durian, sticky rice, ice cream, coconut cream. Loud Singapore, obviously they have some things that are fusion, but the important thing to remember about fusion, as long as it's intentional. Durian taco. Woo. Wow. Woo. Durian taco is good. And there's some rice in the ice cream. This is a deep fried ice cream bar. Ooh, real crispy here it. Wow. You heard of fried ice cream before, but I've never seen a fried ice cream bar. Yo, tiger sugar, the hottest boba chain in the world right now. You know how much Jack loves boba. That's deadly sweet, bro. That might need to make it on subtle Asian traits, the fried tiger sugar bar. So Leo, how do we just go in? We can crack it? Wrap all around the edge. Salted egg yogi ice cream, you guys have probably never seen anything like this. I know what I have. The salted egg yolk is strong with this one, man. This might be the most inventive dessert I've had in like a year. I mean, I eat a lot of desserts.  I eat like more desserts than I probably should. Between the salted egg yolk ice cream, the salted egg yolk shrimp, those are the two best salted egg yolk things I've ever had. Killed it. That caps off an excellent, incredible journey we had here at Loud Singapore. I gotta say the salted egg yolk things were my personal favorite. Between the shrimp and the ice cream, I think so many times I'm disappointed by the flavor. It's there, they capture it for a moment and they let it go.  We started off with the egg yolk and chili crab and then they topped us off with this egg yolk ice cream. Oh my God. My favorite things from Loud Singapore actually are the chili crab and the nasi lemak. I don't know when the next time we're gonna be able to travel internationally to be honest, but this was as good as it's gonna get. This is why we do the Whole World NY series is because even within New York, just when you thought you had been to a lot of places, there's still streets that you haven't been to, still neighborhoods you haven't visited and still cuisines that you may have never had. Man, I'm just happy to be back breaking my vegetarian diet. Was it worth breaking your diet? Totally worth it. Super glad I came, it's fantastic. I mean, look at this guy.  No, no, I'm gonna be disappointed. Thank you so much for watching this Singaporean Malaysian episode of the World NY. Huge shout out to Jack. I feel like I'm traveling right now. Did I get stamps in my passport? When the body cannot travel, travel in the mind. If you guys liked that video, hit that like button, click subscribe, turn on your notifications, and in the comments down below, let us know if there's any other restaurants in New York that you would like us to check out for this World NY series. All right, everybody, thanks for watching that video and until next time, we out, peace. Yo, this guy, John, could not hold himself back. We told him wait to get the kaya toast bite. He could not wait. Sometimes things are just too exciting, man. It's one of those things where it's actually mind blowing that it's not more popular than the US. Having been to Singapore and seeing how popular it is, it's so good. It would be like dipping a peanut butter jelly into an egg mixture and then frying it because you got the sweet, the kaya, the jam, I don't know, imagine that.


So, I think the best would be that we move on with the next presentation, which is on user testing, because some of your questions that are ticking in, I'm sure Bobby and Bamini will answer those in a minute. So just, you know, hold on. I know you're anxious, hold on. It will be coming. So, Bobby, I want to hand over to you and I want to thank Flora. And I hope Flora stays with us. And then we want to hand over to Bobby first and then Bamini for the next presentation on user testing. So, Bobby, over to you. Hi, everyone. My name is Bobby Bashford. I'm a lead on this work stream of user testing and migration for the ECMS. And thank you very much, everyone, for participating. We have quite a lot of information for you in the next two sets of slides. First of all, Bamini will go through the user testing and then Anaisa will go through the migration. And these are really the important points. We are, you know, as George said, we are in our community testing now. We are trying to open up as much of the functionality as we can for you. And that is what we will go through now in these slides. So first, if we look at the planning slide, you can see here, Flora already went through it. We can look at it in a little bit of depth. If you see, we are in the community testing phase 2C. You can see here that CLM and T2S are connected to ECMS in our pre-production environment, the environment that the counterparties are testing in. What's very important is coming up is that we will, at the end of January, we will open up further functionality to you. Bamini is going to go through it piece by piece. The important point here is that today we are still working on how much of the functionality we can open and that this will be made clear in the testing conditions document. We are going to speak to you about documentation for the testing. Your Bible, if you like, is the testing conditions document. And this is the one that you will need to. It's on the ECB site. It's constantly being updated. And this is the one that you will need to look at. So Bamini will go through what is currently can be tested, what is going to be opened up at the end of January, what is going to be opened up at the end of February. She will go through the restrictions. Note this is only on a high level. You will need to go back onto the ECB site and look in the constantly updated testing conditions document to see if there are any restrictions to the functionality that we will open up. We're looking to open up as much as we can. The 4CBR are working very hard delivering fixes to our environment. So this is the current planning. Another very important point is the non-repudiation of origin. The Assertia Go Sign Desktop, Bamini will speak to you about that. It's very important that you have installed the correct version before we open up this functionality to you. We are currently testing it internally. And we will let you know about the date that we plan to open it up. It will be inserted in the testing conditions document. Your NCB, your National Central Bank, your National Service Desk will also make you aware. NCB is your main point of contact at all times throughout this process. So these are the two in the plan. If you look, these are the two milestones, if you like, end of January and the February where we're going to open up further functionality. You can see in mid-April that we disconnect from CLM and T2S. This is because our T2S colleagues need to be able to test in a production-like manner for the June release. So during April and May, the T2S community and the T2 community are testing CLM and testing T2S in the manner in which it will be in June, which is not connected to the ECMS service. And for that reason, that's why we disconnect. And that is why we will reconnect then in June after the go live of the release 2024 in T2, after the go live of release 2024 in T2S. So then in June, we will reconnect. What you need to look at in June is a very important testing phase or testing activity, which is the business day testing. This is where we will run a live timing schedule. So it will be the same schedule as is run in production. As you know now in the test environment, we don't run the operational day or the business day in a production manner. We run it with a different, the end of day process takes place a little bit earlier in the day. This will not be the case during this business day testing. So please be aware that you will have production like conditions in terms of the schedule here during July and August. And this is a very important point. And then later, Anaisa will speak to you about the upcoming tests. These are very important, the migration tests. We have a pre-test. We have the migration weekend dress rehearsal where we carry out the activities of the weekend in the same manner as it will be carried out on the go live date. These are important tests for us. And Anaisa will explain why. But this is really what you need to know. Everything about the the upcoming functionality that we're going to open. I'll hand you over to Bamani now and she will go through it. Thank you, Bobby. Thank you. And good morning. So here, thanks. I think that was a good overview of all the testing phases on the community testing phase. So with that overview, I would actually go now to the next few slides here. We will discuss about in detail about the scope that is currently being open for testing and then the scope function of mind scope that would be opened in the future in the next couple of months for testing. Yeah. So with that one, then the first slide here, what you see here, this keeps an overview of the functionalities that have already been opened for testing. Yeah. So with that one, the first thing is on the reference data. So here you see the reference data, marketable assets, testing, and then the global credit and collateral positions, cash is collateral. And here, all these four domains have been opened fully. When then, when come to credit claims, we still, and the monetary policy operations, all the full scope is not yet opened for testing of the counterparties. Nevertheless, we have opened partially the domain, yeah, the credit claims where we have opened for registration and update functionality. And then for the monetary policy operations, the marginal ending on request and the automatic marginal ending, it's open for testing. So this is where we stand as of now. So regardless of what we communicate here, we always request you to discuss with your NCP counterparts and then check with them for the green light before you come in with the testing. Yeah. That's the main, another message that we would also like to pass here. So that's all I have to say here on the slide, okay? That's the one that we have opened. So now moving on to the next couple of months. So there, the first functionality, which we are planning to open soon, yeah, which will be next week already, that would be the corporate action testing. So here again, the scope, we would still open partially starting from the 29th of January, you will be able to start testing the corporate action functionality, but then partially, yeah. So here, this is what you see in the scope to the left-hand side of this slide. So you see the scope that's going to be opened as from 29th of January. So we opened the basic mandatory corporate action testing, which has been tested by the NCPs here in the internal environment. So and hence, if they are all successful, the NCP, you know, at your side will also give the green light for this testing scope, yeah. So when I go detailed into the scope, so first part, you see the events, five events, so the basic ones, so interest payments, redemption, partial redemption, early, yeah, early redemption, and things like this, so are going to be opened. And then with respect to the scenarios, again, we have given here the reception, so notification, basically, it's a corporate action notification announcement, corporate action advice, and then corporate action confirmation, yeah. So those three scenarios are what we have focused in the last couple of months on testing for the corporate action, and that's something that we would like to now also open to the community, okay. So this is the plan for the 29th of January. And when the remaining functional domain on the corporate action will be opened, so here this is currently planned to be opened on the 26th of February, that's next month, yeah. The testing is still ongoing here, so we wanted to stabilize it and then would like to open it to the community as from 29, 26th of February. Again, as I stated in the previous slide, so for all the domains, the details, the restrictions, if there is any, there are any open issues, known issues, all these information, they are there in the testing conditions document, yeah. And we also request advice you to allow us with your NCB counterpart to get the green light before you start the testing on this functional area, yeah. That's all I have to say on the corporate action, thank you. Then if we go to the next domain, which we are also critical functional domain, which we are also focusing now is the monetary policy operation testing. So here, as I said in the first slide on the user testing, so on the marginal ending on request and the automatic marginal ending, they are opened, yeah, ready. But then we still have open market operations that are to be opened for testing for the community. So here, what is the plan? Currently the testing is ongoing and the plan is to open the monetary policy, so open market operations testing, yeah, with the dental operations module. Yeah, this is planned to be from 20th of February 2024. That's again next month. And here again, I would like to mention that not all the open market operations are planned to be opened as from 20th of February. But the ones that we have successfully tested and it's quite stable, then those are all the operations that we will be opening to the community for the testing as from 20th of February. And the details of these operations that we will be opening, yeah, we will bring these information in the testing conditions document, yeah, like how we will, like how we set for the corporate action in the previous slide. Similarly, we will go into the details of the scope that's going to be open and from when you can test this and what you can test and what are all the restrictions, if there are limitations, all these information we will bring in the testing conditions document that's going to be, that's being published on a fortnightly basis, okay. So this is what on this slide. Okay, so now that we have focused on the corporate action, the monetary policy of patients, we still have other domains, yeah, sub-domains or domains, functional domains to be opened to the counterparties, to the community. So where do we stand there? So if you see here in this slide, so we still have marketable assets and the credit claims, a big portion of credit claim, it's still yet to come for testing for the community and then the tri-party agent functionality, pool position and projections and provision of reference data to the T2S and the TPA statements and reports, yeah. So those domains, functional domains are also currently being actively tested and the objective is also to open these domains, yeah, what I stated here up until statements and reports, so the plan is to open this as from 26th of February, 2024, yeah, of course, I repeat this again and again, so please wait also for the green light from your NCBs before you start the testing on these domains, okay. So that's the date or the plan for the domains, up until statements and reports for billing and then for the testing of the multiple distinguish names. So here the planning is still ongoing and we will come back to you through the testing conditions document, we will come back to you with the timeline on when the billing and the DNS, yeah, this functionality could be tested, okay. And then the last point, which was also mentioned by Poppy in the introduction, it's right for the UT's on the GSD, associate co-sign desktop. So here, yeah, we really advise the community to install the latest software, yeah, so this is a new version and then the client is basically available also for you to download and the link is also there in the testing relations document for you to download. So here we advise now the community to install this, yeah, new version and then the testing as such, the testing plan is to start this NRO, so non-repudiation of origin NRO, the testing is planned to be start from 18th of March, yeah, so 24. So this is the plan for the, you know, the front domains, the remaining domains and the dates, yeah, this is the plan too. This is the full, with this slide, we have covered all the functional domains and the plan of when this will be available for the counterparties testing. And here in this last slide on the UT, for the UT, so here we have given the current status of the different testing and the migration documents, yeah. So the documents that are published normally they are available in the SAP website under the link for professional use. So you can go in there and check for the latest published version. And then recently we've published also the info pack strategy to all these and then the user testing terms of reference or the pre-production environment to all these fundamental test cases, yeah. These documents were updated and then published recently and the testing conditions document as you know that this is a document that is constantly updated and published on a full likely basis in the ACB website. Clearly highlighting the limitations, restrictions and the focus and the scope that's available for the counterparties testing, yeah. So this is it. So that's it. That's all I have to say from my side on the user testing aspects. So now over to you, Ellie. Thank you, Vamini, excellent. Thanks for this. So we're having a lot of questions come in for you, but I think a lot of them are actually already answered, but maybe we just need to reiterate a few of them, Bobby. So there's a few questions again, but I mean, you just said it now, but can you say it again on the testing condition document? People asking, will this continuously be updated all the way through the testing phase? I guess the answer is yes, Bobby. But, you know, can you please stress this? Yeah, yeah, the answer is yes, Elaine. And the answer is very regularly. So it really is, like I said, it's the Bible. It's very important. It will also be and it will also include the the the various the version of the NRO that you need, the version of the assertive or go-sign desktop. The most important thing here is to keep an eye on the we have not opened it up yet. When we open it up, the current version that we're talking about is the six dot nine zero dot twenty. This, of course, is not updated yet from our side. But before we open it up, we will be we will be updating this. Yeah, we're working on this. The colleagues are testing this internally already. So you can be sure that when we open it up, it will be all of the documentation will be ready for you. So the key here exactly as Balmany said, if you look on the the ECB website, these documents will be constantly updated. The most important ones really for the testing is the the testing conditions document and for our migration, which Anaisa will discuss, is the info pack and these these will these will continuously be updated. Yeah, so that's the that's the main questions. I think that we've had related to NRO, the main questions that we've had related to the update of the documents. So maybe what we could do and I don't know that there have been some messages related to messaging. I think maybe Flora could take the floor on that one. If is that OK, Flora? Sure, yes, yes, thank you. So there were there was one question related to seven zero zero two when the structure is available. And then I would like to confirm that it is already in the software. And it was also published in the catalog of messages so you can check. And we also have checked whether our change request that we have implemented, which follows the ISO upgrades, whether it impacts this. And then it seems it's not so. So please rely on what is available. And there was another question, whether the counter parties, whether the counter parties will use the corporate action message score corporate action messaging. And then here here, the answer is that we have implemented scores. So ECMS is aligned to score and then it's reflected in our messages as published in the message catalog in the catalog of messages. And then, of course, there is a difference if you are a two or a two or a counter parties, you two or a two way. But like, yes, if if somebody would like to communicate a two way and using these messages, we are score compliant and so should be the counter party. Thank you. Thank you, Flora. So I think that covered a few of them. Bobby, do you want to stress a deadline again? There was somebody asking about the what is the deadline for completing all the the user tests? If that I think maybe the participant there who asked that might have been talking about our our mandatory test cases or, you know, something like that. So this is not I think they mentioned it was April. This is certainly not the case. So you must liaise with your NCB. You must ask them exactly what the deadline is. But of course, we have rescheduled. So there is no compunction on anyone to have the test cases done. By by April, yeah. Now, the only thing here is the other question that we had about the NRO, which was an important one. They wanted to know, is there different versions on the target services, different target services, but of course not. It will be a uniform. It will be a uniform version across the target services. Nobody needs to have one version of the go sign desktop to run one service and not to run another. It will be it will, of course, be the uniform version across the target services, but please pay attention to the qualified configurations documents. Please pay attention to the testing conditions document. These will both include the updates on the NRO.


Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good morning, everybody. Welcome to another edition of the Access to Trader.com weekend wrap-up show. Hope everybody is doing well as everybody knows, especially in the last week of the live webinar.  You can kind of hear by my voice. It's still not 100%. They are still coughing a little bit, but getting a lot better. Last night I was in the Yankee game, 50, 48 degree weather. It didn't exactly help. But nevertheless, I am slowly but surely getting better and hopefully you guys had a great weekend. I guess at least I'm going in the right direction. So that is a good thing. So hopefully you guys are having a blessed weekend. Hopefully you guys are living the wonderful life that you deserve. And the most important part is that you're healthy and you can see another day. Everything else is kind of a cherry on top. So let's talk about the big news from last week. And again, I'm not even talking about the macro-wise with China, with all the ISM numbers that are poorly and the jobs number to save the market towards the end of the week. We're talking about the commissions, right? We're talking about the commissions and the announcement that Ameritrade and I think it was... Who started it all? I think it was Thinkorswim. I could be wrong, but Thinkorswim, Ameritrade, E-Trade, all these online retail brokers throwing the towel and basically said that they are putting their commissions to the retail public to zero. Again, they're not doing you a favor. Let me go back into kind of a quick history lesson and tell you exactly why. When I started out trading, I started out trading in a company called Generic Trading, Carl & Financial. For those of you guys who might ring the bell, what they are, they were featured, or we were featured, in about 11 to 12 pages in the Michael Lewis book, Flash Boys. If you guys read that, if you heard Carl & Equities, Generic Trading, that was us. When I first started trading, I got a deal with 80% split profit sharing and 3 cents a share. Now, forget about the 80-20 part. That was already crazy to think, especially in these days, but the 3 cents a share when I first got that deal, it didn't sound like a big deal to me because I said to myself, well, the way Ron Shear, if only you guys know who Ron Shear is, Google him, sent me down and he said, well, 3 cents a share, 80-20 split. And basically he said, well, 3 cents a share, if you buy 1,000 shares, it's $30, you sell 1,000 shares, it's $30. Okay, great. It doesn't make a big deal. It's a big deal. 3 cents. If you're buying a stock at $25, okay? So now you're long at $25.03, what's the big deal? You don't realize when you're paying 3 cents a share and you're just trading all day and trading all day and not knowing anything what you're doing and don't have a process and have no clue. Okay, all you're doing is buying a stock and closing your eyes and say, please let it be higher. Right? That adds up. And that adds up really, really quickly. Years later, when you got a little bit of sense under you, okay, a lot of traders got their deals done, kind of reworked their deals and got them down to a penny. And it was around, I think it was around 2001. I got it down to about a penny and I said, wow, this is great.  Okay, nobody cared about 3 cents a share after you finally got your legs running and everything was going great. Because again, when you're long as stock overnight and stock opens up up 10, 12, 15 points, who cares? Okay, you care when you're trading into a day ranks and you're trying to scalp. Nobody was really scalping back then. So the idea that we went from 3 cents a share to a penny, it was like, oh my God, this is like the greatest thing ever. Think about that penny, right? It doesn't make a difference. You buy a thousand shares, $10, you sell a thousand shares. Well, another $10, that's 20. Do it over and over and over and over again. If you're looking at $100, $150 commission, again, you don't know what you're doing. You don't have a process and you're praying to God that your stock works out, right? It goes higher. Okay, it's a big deal. So years went by. Okay, years went by and traders got savvy. Okay, let's not even talking about, let's not even talk about, you know, what happened for the next several years. Let's talk about what happened somewhere around 2005. Okay, so let's fast forward from 2001 to 2005. Somewhere around 2005, a lot of us, a lot of my friends who started out in generic and all that stuff, we turned to each other and we said, well, why the hell are we paying, you know, four tenths of a penny? At that time, again, keep in mind, you're going from three cents a share from four tenths of a penny. So for every thousand shares, now it's $4.  We already know that the broker is basically getting clearance for free. Okay, now without going through the whole big thing, what clearances and all that good stuff, you can get a lot of new guys, you can Google and kind of see for yourself. But we're saying to ourselves, well, why the hell are we still paying four or five tenths of a penny? Okay, we can get a clearance arrangement. Okay, we can, you know, get a prime broker, whatever the case may be, depending on how big the trader's account is, and we could get our clearance basically to nil. Okay, and what happened in the prop industry, somewhere around that time, a lot of the talent, okay, if you've been watching me for years now, we started talking about this years ago, a lot of the talent left, right, they left a lot of prop firms because they said to themselves, well, if I'm already trading, if I already have 100 up, 200 up, 300 up, 50 up, whatever the dollar amount is in their account. Okay, it doesn't make a difference. If I have that number, why am I splitting profits with the broker, right? Why am I splitting profits with the broker? And why the hell am I still paying commissions, these type of commissions in the first place? So a lot of the talent left. So a lot of, if you guys notice, and you can Google this, a lot of the prop firms started letting go traders or a lot of traders started leaving a lot of their talent because, again, the talent level shrunk. Okay, they just wasn't good talent level because they had nobody to learn from because all the guys who started out paying three cents a share, they were a long gone, right? They were a long gone. So the prop industry started depleting, really, depleting in talent, depleting their overnight exposure to traders. And it was really dying out. And what happened was eventually, okay, the retail brokers, okay, they started feeling pressured because you guys started seeing all these commercials. Well, trade with Schwab, you know, why pay $11.99 for a trade? You could pay $8.99. And then Ameritrade would come out, well, why pay $7.99? You could pay $4.99 trade. Why pay, you know, interactive brokers? Why pay $4.99? You could pay $3 a trade. And slowly, but surely, it started building and building and building and building. And ultimately, okay, ultimately fast forward to kind of where we are until last week or two weeks ago, whatever it started, I think it was Thinker Swim that came out and said, well, good news retail public. Okay, you don't need to pay $4.95 a share anymore. We are going to do you a favor. Okay, because we love you. Okay, we love you. Okay, and we are going to make sure that commission doesn't stand in your way. Right?  We want to be with you. Come to us. And when Thinker Swim came out with that news and really, really started hitting all the, you know, all the online brokers, right? The Ameritrade's, the eTrades, the Schwab's, and they all just started collapsing. Okay, because again, the price war was real. The price war wasn't just started two weeks ago. The price war started years ago. Okay, just Thinker Swim. I think it was Thinker Swim that started. If I'm wrong, I keep on thinking Thinker Swim. I'm trying to kind of read the news here. Well, I'm sorry, it was Interactive Brokers. Interactive Brokers. I knew it wasn't us. I think it was, they called it Soft Commission, whatever the hell it was. So they started it and all these brokers got killed, right? Ameritrade and Schwab, all of them, right? Ameritrade, Schwab, they all got killed. What they didn't tell you, okay, what they didn't tell you, and I've been talking about this for years, okay, for absolute years. What they didn't tell you in that press release, and again, everybody knows the news. Ameritrade followed during the week, eTrade followed, Schwab followed, and they're all now commission free, right? Everybody will have a retail broker's commission free. What they didn't tell you for years and years and years leading up to these events were, yeah, they're making money in their commissions. But again, it's not like it's a prop firm, right? And again, I was in the prop industry for years. It's not like you have a group that's doing 20, 30, 40 million shares a month, right? You're dealing with retail, right? You're dealing with retail. If you're an Ameritrade, you're dealing with retail. I'm sure you have some active guys. I'm sure you have some active guys. No doubt, no doubt, blah, blah, blah, blah. But majority of the public is, you know, buy 200 shares here. Maybe three weeks later, sell the 200 shares. You know, that's the reality, okay?  For years. They've had arrangements for years. And I don't remember, I don't remember who the broker was that announced this, but I think they said something to the effect that I think 4% of the revenue was commissioned. Okay. I think that was the case. And again, you, please double check. And right away that bill should have, should have really rung in your head. They're not even making money on commissions anymore. They've been selling your order flow for years. If you've been trading with a non-direct axis broker, okay? You, and I think some of you guys probably have seen this.  Like, you don't get that instant execution. So they've been selling your order flow, okay? They've been making tons of money, tons of money probably .003 or .004 per share for years and years and order flow constantly trillions of dollars trading every single day. Okay. Just remember that. So they've been selling your order flow for years on top of the commissions. Okay. And majority of, especially newer traders that don't know that I only learned about maybe six, seven years in that the rebate game was ridiculously, ridiculously profitable. And especially if you're new traders, what you guys don't know, well, maybe, maybe you do, maybe you don't. But any single time, okay, you take an offer or hit a bid. Okay. You're paying an ECN fee. Okay. If you're taking it through ARCA, which is the most expensive one, you're getting charged on top of your commission. Okay. You're getting charged. I think ARCA is the most expensive one .0045. I think BATS is the most, is the cheapest one, but, you know, BATS. So there, anytime you hit it, take an offer, you're getting charged an ECN fee on top of your commission. Anytime you hit a bid, you are getting charged an ECN fee. Okay. When you provide liquidity. Okay. So basically when you are not taking an offer, when you're just bidding for stock and you get hit, okay, you are supposed to get a rebate. Okay. So you are supposed to get a credit for providing liquidity. The problem is, unless you've been around the block where anybody has never kind of sat down and told you this, the brokers have been keeping your rebates for years. Okay. For years. So yeah, it's cool and all when you have, you know, and you're trading a thousand shares, thousand shares there, $4.99 a trade, but that extra money that's adding up through millions and millions of shares daily that even the retail public trades at the Ameritrade's, at the E-Trades, at the Schwab's, they're making a fortune. Okay. They're making a fortune. So when they announced, you know, when they announced, I think when we think of Swim announced that they were going to zero commission, I started chuckling. Okay. Tell the public why. Right. Tell the public why. Why wasn't this in your PR? Don't worry about us. We're still, we're still going to sell you order flow. We're still going to keep the ECN rebates. We're good. We're good. We're doing you a favor. Come to us. And the problem is every single one of these brokers realize, well, one of domino falls, we're all going to fall. We might as well all give out free commissions. Okay. We might as well all give out commissions and do you a favor that now we are going to extend your shelf life. Okay.  You're going to be a professional trader. Right. That's the problem. Okay. That's the problem. It's the hidden, it's the hidden stuff. They're not telling us. And this is actually kind of a good thing. Okay. It's obviously a good thing. The retail trader obviously wins here. Okay. Your goal right now is to do two things. Come Monday morning. If you haven't done so already, you should call up. If you have an account with Schwab in E trade and think or swim and probably any other retail broker. The first thing you should do is call them up and say, I want my commissions number one, go to zero. Okay. In 30 seconds, they will say yes. Okay. Because if not, all you have to do is leave. Right. Very simple. You don't need them anymore. You've never left them. I've been telling traders for years. If you're paying $3, $4 a trade, how are you not calling up your broker and say, take my commissions down to half. Take my commissions down to $2 a trade, $1.50 a trade. They need you. You are the commodity. You don't need them. Okay. And now they know that. And now you have the advantage. You have the leverage. So any broker who is still charging you a commission come Monday morning. Okay. They're going to get free trades or you leave and you go to the ones already announced free trading. Okay. You also, again, you don't even stop there. Okay. You don't stop there because the next leg, what they're going to tell you, and they're not going to tell you this in public, but eventually they have to kick back your rebates. Right. Have to kick you back your rebates. It's just reality.  Okay. Now I want my rebates. Okay. I want to get credits for my liquidity that I provide. And obviously if you pay for liquidity, you have to pay. I'm okay with that. But if I'm providing liquidity on the way out, I want my rebates. Okay. That's the second thing. And again, if they say, well, we can't do that, of course they can do that. Of course you can do that. And obviously the more active of a trader you are, again, if you trade 100 shares a month, yes, you're probably not going to get your ECNs back. Probably. But if you are an active trader and there's some pretty retail active traders that do trade a half a million, a million, two, three million shares a month that you are paying a lot of ECN fees. Okay. You should get back. You will be shocked. How much money you get back on ECN rebates. So again, was this a good thing for the public? Absolutely. Were they kind of doing you a favor? Probably not. It's just cold staying in business. Who knows what's going to happen years from now? Okay. Nobody knows. Okay. Absolutely. Nobody knows what is going to happen years from now. But will a lot of smaller brokerage firms go out of business? Probably. Okay. Probably. If they do provide some sort of added benefit. So again, a lot of you guys are big short sellers. Okay.  So if a broker is providing phenomenal locates for you guys. Yes. You probably will pay a commission because they are facilitating a service that is making your business viable. Okay. So if you are getting phenomenal, you know, phenomenal locates, for example, on the short side. Okay. You probably want to definitely get your commissions down. But that's the broker you want to hang on to because again, you don't want to go to eat, you know, you don't want to go to a different firm that has no locates pay zero commission, but you can't run your business. It just doesn't make sense. So if you have smaller firms that are giving you good locates, right, lower overnight fees, if they can provide that business, you know, they're going to be the ones that survive. But it's up to you now as a consumer to get, you know, get control of your future, get control of your business. This is your business. This is one of the biggest expenses you are paying a month as a trader is your as your, as your ability to run your account the proper way. So yes, is this a big one for the consumer? Absolutely it is. And now your job as especially a newer trader or even seasoned traders who just didn't know about this. Now you are in the driver's seat, get back control of your ECN fees for sure. Okay. And make sure that you are control of your business. So hopefully this will be a pretty good kind of a wake up poll. I guess I didn't know this. If you guys don't know this about already again, please forget my voice. I'm still fighting a little bit of a cold, but more important guys just again gain control of your future.  Again, for all you guys who heard, we started, I think Kyler started putting out our nightly videos without, without the pivot watches for obvious reasons. I think Tuesdays and Thursdays.  But the most important part is how again, how important technical analysis was. And we talked about how really important it was that the NASDAQ 100, the QQQs, reclaimed this bottom channel. If you watch, go back to Thursday's video, you'll see that. Because every single time we held this bottom channel, what started was a, you know, a net move back up. And you can see it on Thursday's session spilling over Friday. Again, the job numbers were good. It actually saved the indexes throughout the week. Even though we had this really big 370 point move on the Dow, the Dow actually still finished in the red. So did the S&P for the week, the NASDAQ 100 sweeted out. I think a half of a percent gain for the week. But again, what this did was kind of set us up, what Thursday's session did was kind of set us up for future price action. Again, we are in the sweet spot additionally. In the fourth quarter, again, you have your, you have your Halloween, I guess, brief Halloween rally potential, your Thanksgiving turkey day rally, your Santa Claus rally, January effect, all that good stuff. Again, is that guaranteed? It's not. It's been viable now for years and years and years, but again, it's not guaranteed. So don't, you know, set up for the long side if you are not getting a clear technical symbol. I think for the bulls to really understand these two numbers, these are the channels that I will share with you because it's very, very important. If you guys notice, it got, the cues got rejected twice. Okay. One 90 58 on September the 25th and one 90 58, the exact same number again. This is why technical analysis is so is so essential for you guys to understand if the cues can reclaim one 90 58 on a close, then yeah, we have a shot for all you guys, especially training the bulls to take a bet on the one 95 because that is the measure potential. Again, if you believe stocks trade from supply to supply and demand to demand, then the next potential move is one 95. So from one 90 to one 95. Again, I'm not an option trader. I can't tell you how to formulate your trade. But again, I'm pretty good in directional bias and measure potential and one 95 is your pot of gold. So very, very aggressive week on this week. If you're not doing anything that's not necessary on YouTube, just watch the video. Thursday was one of more exaggerated pivot days. I can remember in a long time I'm talking about the short side. And then when the market reversed and it was a tweet, I pulled out and said, hey, cues just cues just reclaimed a daily support. We should rally and big rally was. But again, it's nothing to do with me. I'm I'm I don't predict things. and a tweet in the middle of the week. If I had to do it again, when it started my trading career all over again, the first thing I would do is get a book of basic Japanese candlesticks. That's it, basic Japanese candlesticks, guys. I'm telling you, you don't need to trade with me. Okay, and that pivots enough for everybody. If you have a $1,500 account, you can't trade with me. It's just the reality. So I understand the fact that there's 3,000, 4,000, 5,000 people in these alert rooms and they're all chasing the same $2 stock to make five cents. I get it, okay, I get it. But you don't need that. That's the whole point. You don't need that.  Japanese candlesticks are the most purest forms of just understanding, okay? There's just very few things that, again, if you have all the spinning tops and all these things that I have no idea what they're about, but things like, you know, things like hammers, inverted hammers, these are basic things that just will give you, if nothing at all, will give you at least directional probability bias, okay? And that's where you start there. You don't start out, again, building from the roof to the foundation. You start with the foundation to the roof and it's incredibly important to understand that. So very, very, again, you don't need anybody. Okay, guys, again, if you're, all you 20-somethings that believe that somebody's giving you a trade is ridiculous.  Excuse my French, but it's so frustrating to hear, you know, a new trader talking about, I'll do anything to succeed and they keep on going from these alert services to alert services, alert services, chasing the same stocks. Just doesn't make sense. Again, eventually you have to stop. You're on a timeline. You guys don't even know it. You're, and I said this before, you're kind of like a weekly option, okay? You're going to expire worthless. What you do in your time before you expire is crucial to your development and it's incredibly important for you to really take control of your trading and start today. Forget about waiting for tomorrow. Again, what do you think is going to change tomorrow that it did from last Friday, last Thursday, last Wednesday? If you're doing the same thing, waiting for some guy, some random avatar to tell you, well, ABCGV is about to break out. Well, that's 14,000. She's, oh my God, there it goes. Doesn't make sense.  Again, figure this game out or else you will be a statistic. So again, Friday, again, Thursday was incredibly aggressive. Friday had more selective, okay, they had more and more selective areas of strength. Again, I am going through this week. I am, I'm 80, 20 bush. There's certain names that I do like to the downside that they confirm. Tesla is one of them. Tesla is definitely one of them. We gave a pretty decent trade on Friday. Beyond, you know, it's so close. It's so close. It feels like every single time Beyond confirms really aggressively to the downside some nonsense PR. And again, they had that PR with McDonald's. And again, no offense to anybody who lives like in Southeast, West, Ontario, Canada, but they're putting into eight stores. If this PR came out to Los Angeles, testing areas, Los Angeles, Chicago, LA, it's a whole different story. You know, so that Tesla, Beyond, I'm kind of watching through the downside. If they confirm everything else, I'm pretty bullish in. So let's talk about Friday's session. So I took this pivot here, right? I took this Netflix pivot here, 269.5270. The problem with this pivot was, I didn't get filled in any size. It only went up like 50, 70 cents. If you guys remember, it was trading really, really thin. Okay, really, really thin. And yes, it went to 271.5, but it was really, really thin. So I broke even on the trade. Again, once you see a hundred share lots, I'm not, you know, there was no institutional pushing the stock. So I got out of the trade, I got out of the trade, break even, went up like a dollar and change. Again, again, safety's first. And intraday, okay, you had that news that Disney is pulling all ads, right? You had that news that Disney was pulling ads and the stock, I mean, really came in. I mean, really, really came in and, you know, came in like four or five points very, very aggressively. And when you guys noticed, right, when you guys noticed it woke up, right? And this is how you know the market is strong when they take bad news and they throw it underneath the rug and it woke up. It was very, very important. We'll talk about that in a second. Roku never obviously got to that 110 area. Navidia woke up late, okay? Woke up late off that 182 level, made a move. I was already, I already logged off. I logged off early a couple of days this week because I was just sick. It made its move close above the 82 area. I still like there. Tesla, okay? So I got long Tesla. Tesla was exactly the same trade as I got long Tesla what was it? All right, so here was the pivot, right? Here was the pivot that I initially put in. 234 to the upside, 232 downside. I actually got long Tesla and it was exactly the same thing as Netflix, okay? It was trading very, very thin and it went up, you know, 50 cents or so, same thing. And again, I scratched on the trade. So my first two trades of the day was scratch trades. And once I tweeted this out and I go, I just don't like how thin these stocks are trading. I wanna watch the bottom channels. And this is before the market exploded. So Tesla confirmed 230 and nice trade. It went down to like 28 very, very quickly. Good trade very, very quickly. And then you started seeing things, started to wake up. Shop 228 needs to build. Again, not a big move, I still like shop 228. Only went to like 231. But again, I still like the channel if it confirms on Friday, if it confirms this week, 331 it should go. But you started seeing slowly things coming out of their channels, Amazon 1736 needs to build. You can see Amazon again, not big moves, okay? Not big moves yet. But here's a 1736. It's traded up to 1743. I like it once it starts building 1745, I think it goes to 1760 and then probably to 1800. Again, if we continue, if you again, if you continue this area that we talked about on the queues that starts confirming Amazon, all these stocks will start confirming with it. So Monday, Tuesday will be very, very important. So again, not big moves, right? Not big moves, but the point is again, they are mirroring, okay? They are absolutely mirroring what is going on in NASDAQ 100. And then things got really, things got really, really good, right? Big area, again, they flushed. Again, I even said this, I go, I mess this up. I messed up the Netflix solar flat because up then it was trading. And then I said, it's 272 because it woke up. 272.30 will be the big area if it needs to confirm daily. So this is where Netflix has exploded and congratulations guys. This was like a $3 move, probably in about three minutes. Again, this was the 72.30, right? This was the 72.30 area and it just absolutely went nuts. 72.30, it went to 75.5. I'm telling you in a matter of minutes, just a huge, huge move on Netflix, right? Huge, huge move on Netflix. Tesla, there you go. Again, this is where tweet is out, 272.30. Macro area needs to build. If it confirms that first push of 275.73, it will get aggressive. Again, three points in a matter of like several minutes. Bingo, bingo, bingo, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And that's about it. That's about it. This will be obviously a big area from Monday on beyond. So good, aggressive, good, aggressive action on Friday. Again, you need to be a little more patient. Thursday was like getting five aces. Okay, if it was possible to get five aces, it is, again, it's so important guys. And I think everybody in the live webinars really embraces trade the days that you're getting value. That's it. Don't trade the random days. There are ranges that are 50 cents, 70 cents. Yeah, you can scout, blah, blah, blah, blah. But you want the potential of really, really great aggressive potential moves. And that's the key. So for all you guys, have an awesome, awesome trading week.  Again, you don't need anybody, guys. It's all about technical analysis. God bless everybody. Have an awesome week and stay blessed. Take care. Congratulations for putting in the time to take control of your trading. You're one step closer to owning your future and achieving the success you desire. Want daily trade ideas directly from Dan? Straight off his personal watch list? 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