t enable me to do that in a meaningful sense? I can't actually do here is it Is it yeah, why why would I shot my film around to festivals rather than just throwing it up on youtube for Everybody to see for free for instance Do you want to have access to famous actors? Do you want to do need a big budget for your CGI things? I mean, what is it exactly That you're trying to move away from to get to that will end it You know, what are you trying to enable yourself to do because as a youtuber you can write books You can just sit down in front of your camera and say, you know I've been writing some ideas out for some plots and stuff and you know Sometimes I like to visit these and toss them at you guys and see what you think and Maybe you can tell me about you know these ideas and see if they're good or not And you just tell people your ideas for your general concepts for things or maybe those concepts make it in To the reviews of what you're covering like it often does when we're covering stuff when we're talking about movies and shows Our own ideas They just bleed through into what we're talking about because we're I think pretty creative people I wonder If this is going to gradually destroy his channel in the the big appeal of him is his honest takes on films And he's openly admitted that he doesn't want to do that anymore now He's shown us a really bad example of that exact thing And then he's going to release his film and if it doesn't do well or Even if it's like good and doesn't get that much engagement I wonder if he's going to have to just by you know, sheer financial reasons go back to Come crawling back And uh, it'll be at first under the guise of something right Like oh no, this one's different because the creator has actually come out and said this that and the other thing or I decided to catch up on some older movies the well out of like, you know The creators of them are dead now so I can do some fun reviews of that or something But then eventually just slip back into what he was doing I wonder if that'll happen Don't forget you're here forever Well, it'll be Thanos is like reviewing youtube, you know stuff. He's like All your failure brought you back to me sort of thing right like it's It'll be kind of poetic Chad has reminded me he did do that his batman vs. Superman script Oh Tell him that's a sod snap neck it's it's a it's a wonderful meme It's a really good name in our community Oh, thank you chatter for reminding me of that That's the um the bayouin meme for the stream He relates to the great chris duckman drawing I'm a face That is a good chris duckman Get stuck in my nice turban eyes I just like I love that. I agree joe added his comment was I want to get stuck when I Like he didn't stuck when I just got a stuck when I what does that even mean get stuck? What does that even mean at this point? It's the vibe. I don't know. I just feel it I feel like it it means you're you're being like mind controlled into being positive It's like you're getting isolated, you know, yeah The machine and injected with the fleams that transfer you into a stucman What's the oldest huxley novel brave new world?  I only happy thoughts here Well before we wrap up Jay long bone since you're the the the the cause of all of this pain for so many people the disgusting monster that Just next time just don't call him annoying Just say, you know what I have feelings about this and then present it and that's it Maybe that will get you the uh the chill or you should have said I agree with him on almost Every single thing he said except and then label everything he said So the you know people don't get past that first sentence and they just they upvote you've been like, yeah, I agree with them as well No Everyone literally should be just like chris No one's gonna do what he did but sure don't be critical of movies movie reviewers In any case, you know, that's bad. What are you up to tell peoples? What's what's happening even though?  You better oil up. Anyway, we gotta find out how it all ends, you know Yeah, anyway, I got a channel where I review stuff and react to stuff Another video coming out later this week So if you want to subscribe you can look out for that but yeah, check out my reviews and other videos Julie Excellent wonderful Um, and of course well, we mentioned a good old drinker Gary and Chris Gore was here for a few moments. He had lots of opinions. It's funny because like a lot of people wanted to talk about this Including them and it was like, oh, this will be a perfect opportunity, but everybody was like super busy with all the different kinds of Time zones and stuff, but someone who clearly wasn't it was capital opinions. What are you up to tell people? That's me people right now All right. Well, uh, we're streaming regularly now on sundays We did a stream like two weeks ago or something that bring Ian Rags joined for and it was a lot of fun It was about Napoleon and Ridley Scott Ripped into a creative so nice Don't say we you weren't there Mahler I said you ripped into a creative you bastard. I heard we that's okay then No, he would say like Napoleon we I would never rip into a creative because that's not what you're supposed to do I rip into the studio True studio false really to say the mean things about the french rip into the french parliament Uh, yeah, so regular streams on sundays stay tuned for that and then devs is very very close to done I know you probably don't believe me, but it's true devs episode four come in soon and that's what I got Beautiful links to everyone's channels are in the description. We appreciate you all for uh, What was quite a the you guys really liked this episode? I think it was this one gathering Um, it was Chris always he always brings him in Chris is quite a he's quite a character It was funny setting it up. I was like, all right. I'm gonna have to include his comment section I obviously got the whole the whole original point was just to look at what people said to jay longbone I was like, I've got context and then when I was listening to his videos like What did the director even say about her own movie?  I was like, I should put that there But that there but that there's a meme. You must want to be a filmmaker. Maybe who knows But uh, you should wear a shirt. Yeah. Oh, yeah, definitely Rags springy. What did you guys want to say if anything at all? Um, not ready to say anything yet. I think I'm getting over a hump life has been very Very busy a lot going on but hopefully You never know, hopefully Um, I'm just working the current project is e-fap tv. Hello season two, which has been Oh, man. Oh Yeah, uh that um other things, you know the deal we have to watch two episodes in two days fringy. Are you excited? Oh, yeah, I'm so excited to see the fall of reach. It's gonna be really I'm sure that it's gonna be I'm sure it's gonna rival Both the fall of reach the novel and halo reach in terms of its epicness and riveting storytelling Well, that's yeah, that's me editing dungeon today Uh, loki should have come out, but obviously we were here in its place.   Well, it could go out on uh on e-fap, you know No, because that's when fellowship rings coming out Oh, right. Okay. Geez. There's so much stuff guys. I guess we could do friday loki friday everybody I'll I'll aim it to be complete before friday night tight. So you don't have to Don't have to pick between the legendary entertainment of both I'll uh I'll set her up. So because this this episode you're listening to right now I'll be out on thursday more than likely because I got upload it get it ready that sort of thing Also, so much is said this stream was pointless How was it pointless? We just went over like a billion arguments from everyone. We learned so much Yeah, n word If you walked away from this stream thinking it was pointless Then I can see that you're probably a chris stuckman fan and you This is all right On that note, I I'm yeah, I'm sorry to feel that you think that I I disagree. I think there were many points What's gonna happen is is now fellowship the ring will come out this saturday because this episode will be this week's eFap Following week, it'll be the sunday just after No, wait the monday. No sunday Basically again fellowship then a week and then two towers in a week then return to the king then a week and then all the mini Movies, I think they're actually called mini movie or movies minis or some that me and omega are figuring it out Of which like I said, there are either 26 or seven of them But plus the three lord the rings and then the weeks that's 30 weeks of lord the rings stuff You may or may not have seen So that'll be if you watch watch those videos to see sauron get stuckman eyes Oh Um, but yeah on that note that's so well I've got to say you'll also get your super chat catchups are also coming out with any days that are Free from uploads as well moolah is just pumping They're all the stuff on it all the time still working through loki Who knows what else? Chris duckman might want to work for the big budget studios But we at efap we really know where the money and the support comes from it comes from all of you comes from our Incredible audience stuck with us to find fine people at home Bouncing from loki to halo to lord of the rings to chris duckman. That's just look at that Yeah, we we need your super chats to pay for our better help therapists after watching loki and halo Um, oh and also uh because we haven't mentioned in a couple of episodes You got the uh the efap highlights channel is still just just popping out all kinds of things if you haven't yet subscribed It's uh, it's doing All kinds of things you never know what's going to happen next if you're a fan of efap. It's a fun Thing to jump into I think Yeah, the channel is really great It's awesome to go and revisit a lot of efap moments because we've got quite a library at this point It's great to go back a certain amount of years sometimes and see the origins of memes and old efaps and people We've covered So even for us. Yeah There's um It like bounces between the sort of cuts of the new stuff and then just random old stuff that pops in based on everyone's sort of uh requests and links in the comment section if you just want to let The uh, what wolf is the one that runs this channel? No Then he'll try and get things done for you shorts come out even as well as shocking as that is It is possible that there are funnies that happen with under 30 seconds or whatever with with us crazy In any case that's about it and all we got for the night. So We'll just say goodbye everybody.  See you later. Have a great night. Great day Bye


The iPhone has revolutionized the way we capture and share special moments. People all over the world are using their iPhones to create videos that tell stories. With this high quality camera, easy to use interface and convenient portability, the iPhone is becoming a popular tool for creating compelling and beautiful videos. Many people are starting to explore the creative possibilities of making videos with their iPhones and professionals are also taking advantage of its features. The iPhone is not only great for capturing everyday moments, but also an excellent tool for professional video making. Now you can do a lot just using your iPhone, however it has its limitations. To go beyond the limitations of your iPhone, investing in proper equipment can help enhance your videos and expand the possibilities of what you can create with your iPhone. Now Beescript has recently announced the Beespage and the 1.7x telephoto lens for the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max model, which I'll be talking about in this video. Hello everybody, Ben and Grace are here with SmartphoneFilmmaking.com, helping you take your smartphone filmmaking skills to the next level. In today's video I'll be talking about the Beescage and the 1.7x telephoto lens for the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, which is the latest addition to Beescript's line of product. Now full disclosure, this video is sponsored by Beescript and I want to thank them for supporting this channel. It's brands like them that allow me as a creator to produce content I enjoy and also help you create better videos with your smartphone. Now Beescript is one of the companies that really keeps pushing the boundaries of what's possible with mobile filmmaking and are constantly updating their products to keep up with the latest iPhones. Now I wasn't told what to say and what not to say and they won't see this video until you do, so everything you'll see in this video will be my honest opinion. So with that out of the way, let's start off with the Beescage. The Beescage is made for professionals and not only provides protection but also allows you to mount additional accessories to widen the possibilities of your iPhone videos and get professional looking results. Beescript is well known for creating high quality smartphone filmmaking gear and I've been using their Beescage for professional shoots. The Beescage is a great addition to my iPhone filmmaking kit as it allows me to mount accessories onto my iPhone to enhance my videos further. Now this is not a typical phone case that you want to carry in your pocket but rather a solid metal cage that you can use to attach multiple accessories. Now the Beescage comes with a number of mounting points that you can use to attach things like lights, lenses, mics and other accessories. And what makes the Beescage different from the rest is that the cage also allows you to use not only Beescript's optics but also lenses from different brands. It comes with three different lens mounting plates the M37 for Beescript lenses, the M-Bionette for Moment lenses and M17 for Sandmarca lenses. So if you already have lenses from other brands you won't have to buy new ones and can save you money. If you want to use third-party lenses on the iPhone's telephoto lens you can quickly unscrew the plate and rotate it and attach it back. This is a great feature as it allows you to switch between your lenses easily for a quick setup time. When it comes to attaching your accessories the Beescage makes it easy with its multiple one-quarter screw holes allowing you to create your own unique rig setup that fits your shooting needs. To insert the iPhone 14 Pro it's quite easy just press on the notch to remove the door plate and you'll see that it's hooked at the bottom. Then simply insert your iPhone and put the door back in. Now it would be great if Beescript would also provide protection to the back of the iPhone as it's fully exposed. What I also like are the red buttons over here which work really well and aren't too hard to press. Most of the other cages out there don't have that option. Also the screen can be accessed with ease and you can see that the plate is not obstructing it. So let's rig this thing out. I'm going to add a Beescript handle which provides stability when shooting handheld. And then I'm also going to add a shotgun mic that I'm going to slide on top into the cold shoe mount. This is the on-camera microphone also by Beescript. That allows me to capture better audio when shooting videos. Beescript also provides a number of quality lenses that include the 0.75 wide conversion lens, the 1.33x anamorphic lens and the newly released 1.7x telephoto lens which are all compatible with the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max models that can be used with the Beest cage. Generally what I like about their lenses is that you can easily screw it on the cage and you don't have to worry about aligning them as it fits perfectly. Now in this video we're going to look at the newly released 1.7x telephoto lens. You can use it on your main lens to get three times closer or even your telephoto lens to get five times closer to your subject which is equivalent to around 130 millimeter focal length. Also many make the mistake of using digital zoom which only makes the footage look worse. It is better to rely on optical zoom or use a third-party lens like this one to get more zoom range and have the image quality preserved. The telephoto lens works great for capturing subject's faces and making them look natural. You also get that nice separation between the subject and the background which helps focus the viewer's attention on the subject. You can also create nice close-up shots as the minimal focal distance is around 28 millimeter. Also for getting tight shots in low light situations the telephoto lens can come in handy as you can use it with the main lens that generally has the lowest aperture of all three lenses resulting in better low light videos. Now the current filters provided by B-script work only with 58 millimeter threads. All lenses except for the 1.7x telephoto lens have a 58 millimeter filter mount. What's cool is that you can attach the filter to the lens and also stack them to achieve your desired look. B-script also provides a 58 millimeter mounting plate so that you can mount a filter to use with the built-in lens on your iPhone. The 1.7x telephoto lens however has a 62 millimeter thread so if you have a 62 millimeter filter you can use them with this lens. Now looking at it it is still a small setup that you can easily bring along and capture professional looking footage. It is a bit heavier than other setups however for shooting handheld the additional weight helps get steadier shots. You can also use it with a gimbal as well such as the Weebel S by Zion. Now when it comes to capturing your videos in order to take full advantage of the iPhone's camera it's best to use a professional video app such as the Beastcam.  You can do things like controlling the exposure and focus separately setting and locking your wide balance and much more. If you're interested I talk more about the Beastcam app and other alternative video apps in this video up here. Alright guys so if you're looking for a professional setup for your iPhone then you really can't go wrong with the Beastcage. The build quality is really great and has plenty of mounting options to add accessories to your setup. And with the 1.7x telephoto lens you get the extra range to work with and achieve that natural perspective. I personally like to use it on professional shoots where you want to get the best possible quality out of your iPhone and have the tighter focal length without having to use the digital zoom and sacrifice image quality. So whether you are shooting outside or especially indoors where you have limited light the telephoto lens can be a great addition to your setup. I also highly recommend you check out the Beastcam app if you want to take full advantage of your iPhone's camera. I think it's a great workflow if you use it also with Beastgrip products of course. So guys I hope you enjoyed this video feel free to check out smartphonefilmmaking.com which is my online course where I will be teaching you everything I know about smartphone filmmaking and achieving cinematic video results. Also make sure to download my free smartphone filmmaking guide which has helped many mobile creators like you to take the first step in the world of smartphone filmmaking. It's constantly updated and has been downloaded over 10,000 times now. So go ahead and download it from the link in the description below. Other than that guys thank you so much for watching and I will see you in the next video. Take care guys.


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Before I was born, my biological father left me. My parents who were raising me just weren't what I thought. I don't know who I am. I don't know where I come from. I don't know when my birthday is. Like, is Rebecca even my real name? I went through, like, this entire identity crisis. It was kind of like my life was falling apart. I was so confused on if anything that my parents ever told me was true. And then I had a really close male friend. We really trusted each other, so it hurt me a lot when he sexually assaulted me.  It was like, I feel like everyone's against me. The world is against me. God is against me. And at that point I was like, there is no way. There's God. There is no way. If there was a God that did exist, why would he make my life like this? And I hit a really low point where I just wanted to end it all. I was sitting in my room and I was, like, I had planned everything and I understood. And I think I wrote, like, part of a letter. And then I felt this feeling to contact somebody. And it just felt like I needed to ask him, like, what is faith? So when that happened, it was kind of a wake-up call because he gave me this really long paragraph and all these scriptures. And at that moment I felt loved. I didn't feel loved by him necessarily, but I felt just love. It felt like there was a lot of warmth and comfort in the room. Like, there was somebody there, or there was something there that was like, you are okay, you are loved, but I need you to get back on the right path. I went to therapy for a while. I would cry a lot. I would get angry a lot. The best thing that she told me was, that does not define you. Even though it happened, it doesn't make you worthless. It doesn't make you unclean. It doesn't give you this title. I definitely still struggle. I still have really low points and I still have really high points. But overall I think I'm doing really well. And right now I feel balanced physically, emotionally and spiritually. I think faith is kind of understanding that Heavenly Father is there for you and that He loves you. Because to me that's the foundation. And then everything else builds upon it. Because what God is, is God is love. And with love and God, there's always hope for something better. Even if you have the worst years of your life and it could continue to get worse, there's something better. I think my relationship with God has given me the identity no matter what goes on in my life is that I'm a daughter of God. I am somebody He loves. So no matter what happens, I could change my name and I would not be Rebecca anymore. But no matter what, I am always a daughter of God. That is always my identity.


Um, all right, recording, uh, dude, what, what can, what can I say about this market, man? I mean, it's like, again, let's pull up some stuff. Let's pull up some stuff. What can be said about this market? I'll tell you what one thing can be said.  I'm starting to feel a little weakness, man. I'm starting to feel it coming. I'm thinking November, we get some serious downturn.  Oh, no. It looks like, looks like Joe bailed on me. Hold on, guys. Let me try to figure this out real quick. Yeah, he's not even in right now. One sec. I think I still have the, uh, there's the link. Man, I can't do the Q and A without my partner in crime. What? He goes karma. Yup. Is it back now? Is it back? There he is. There we go. Look at what Tayga, she goes to an MIC home of the tech geniuses. For real. I'm blessed. Bro. All right, is my stuff working? You're good, buddy. Okay, cool. All right. Good. So. Sorry, I just, I signed in with the, with the, with the MIC account and got off of my own personal one. So it should be square now. Oh, with the state of the art, I'm starting to feel a little bit of weakness. I think something is probably going to come November and December, but it's hard to say, man, because it seems dude, like everything just keeps getting bought up. And I know tech is having a little bit of a downturn, but I, what do you think, man? Are we in like a tech bubble? Like people are saying like, we're in another tech bubble. I'm like, I don't know about that. I don't know if I'd call it a bubble, uh, but it was definitely, you know, nearing that because of, I mean, everybody was asking, you know, what, what should I buy Amazon here? Or should I buy Apple here? Should I buy Tesla here? Should I, and you know, usually when the average retail person starts asking those questions that don't normally trade the market, you're in a bubble. Dude, I think Buffett literally said, you know, you can barely make money or you can't make money in the markets when everybody's talking about it. Like that's just, that's just not a viable strategy, man. It's like, it's like buying the breakout and then it stops. You know what I mean? We're all for real. Yeah, it's, it's tough. So yeah, I traded Tesla today, um, and got out like minus a hundred bucks because, you know, I thought Tesla could really, could really get moving, but I guess it gapped too much today at the open. I think it just kind of gapped a little much, but I mean, last night we were talking about this in the webinar, we called first green day today and I mean, that's a setup and a pattern that we talk about and we traded. I went for it on Tesla and Brian was in there with me too. Um, and I mean, both of us had some really good entries and we were looking for, you know, three seventy, three eighty and it just topped out in the morning time and then just sold off. And so I just bailed, I bailed on it whenever it lost B WAP for the first time. I was like, yep, no, done. It should have done what Amazon's doing. And you know, shame on me for not, for not jumping on the bandwagon of zoom or Amazon. But I mean, last night in the webinar, I said, guys, these are my top candidates. I just picked Tesla because it's got the best volatility in terms of options. And it just so happened to be the one that just fell like didn't work. And I'm like, well, dammit, it's okay. That's just nature. I didn't even realize because I had, I had actually missed the webinar last night, but I didn't even realize those were your top candidates, man. I longed, I longed Amazon yesterday, dude. I woke up to a nice gap. Of course I had very. Because I was trying to average in for like a couple of days. Like I actually wanted this to go, bro, like under 3000. So I did size appropriate for massive, massive scale. But dude, I mean, it was nice to wake up to. And I'm actually technically long zoom still a little bit. Oh, nice. Yeah. I actually got these yesterday. Good. So I didn't, I didn't, I didn't catch. I didn't catch any of it, man.  It's like, look, man, it's like, here's the thing, man, new traders come in. The reason why we saw this guys is because we've been trading for so long. New traders come in, they see this and they just think that stocks, once they start going down, just plummet forever. Dude, things dead cap bounce, bro. Things have to bounce. Oh, absolutely. Boy. And that's what I was banking on. I was giving myself enough range and room. Dude, I swear to God, bro.  I'm not even kidding. I'm still long spy. Like I'm still along the market. I just didn't, I just didn't catch anything today for the rest of that. So if I'm being honest, Joe, I am along the market for like another month or two. I can't stop going into November. I will be fully cashed too. I think the close in October, I'm closing up shop like there. I'm not, I'm not going to be dancing with it anymore. I'm telling you right now by the end of the year, man, if you're still along the market, I feel like you've got some delusions of grandeur. I really do. Yep. And I think it's largely going to depend on who who takes over the presidency. Whether we go from, whether we go from blue to red or we stay red, you know, it's, I think it largely depends on that. Well, and here's the thing, man, here's the thing is like, guys, whether the market tanks are not just know that the elections are going to bring so much volatility to the market. It's inevitable. You will get volatility. So that's the thing that you have to prepare for whether it's up or down. It doesn't matter. You're going to get a lot of volatility coming. And I don't want to be on the wrong side just in case I, you know what I mean? Going into that with anticipation of, oh man, I hope the market keeps going up or I'm short and I think the market will go down.  If I had to pick a prediction, I think the market is going to sell off if Biden is elected. 1,000% in my eyes as well.  I'm just taking it from a market standpoint. If Biden wins and it's looking very plausible at this point, if he wins, I don't want to be long anything because, you know, we're hyped up. Corporate America loves Trump's policies, right? They love his tax plan. They love everything about it. Corporate America loves that. And the moment that Trump is gone, what is Biden going to do? Biden's going to change the tax plan. We're going to go back to an Obama-based tax plan. Of course. Very similar to that. And I'll be right back in Arizona. I ain't standing in Cali if Biden's in office, dude, let me tell you that. And I'm right back in Arizona. Biden, Joe, you asked earlier, you asked earlier, you were like, what are you doing in the house setting? I said, dude, I had plans. So I've been on Zillow every single day for four months looking for the perfect California home. Yeah. I've been looking for a condo down in the city that I like a Burbank, right? Dude, everything is so overpriced that I know by the time the elections get... If Biden wins, dude, I expect thousands economy in the day. I'm literally counting down the minutes. If the properties go extremely low in Cali, I am tempted to buy something. If they don't, I'm headed right back to Arizona and I'll buy. Yeah.  But it's, people want Trump out of the office, right? People want Trump out of office. But they don't realize that, you know, a lot of what he has done is, for example, the eviction, the eviction ban. Oh my God, man. All things related to that, we go away from that. We're going right back. There's no government protection. You know, and Trump doesn't want the market to tank because that's been his whole selling pitch, right? What Joe Kelly... He doesn't want it to tank. What Joe is saying right now, guys, for those who are not familiar, maybe you own real estate properties, maybe you don't.  It's insane. So all these real estate guys, and because they can't get evicted, what do you think that happens to all the renters? Dude, so many renters right now are not paying their rents. No, yeah. We have two properties that are totally delinquent, completely and totally delinquent, and basically just giving us the burden. Yeah, and we're just waiting. And we can't do anything about it. We're waiting, there's nothing we can do about it. Yeah, and so we're just staring at it. And the average person has a lot of protection under the Trump administration, and you take that away because of what Biden wants to go after. You know, Biden and Kamala want to go after healthcare and everything related to that. But I mean, on the business side of things, we're propped up on a business-related market on a corporate-style market. And if we leave that, I think a lot of people are angry about the racial prejudices and things like that, that it's hypothesized that Trump has, and I mean, you can't deny that some of it really freaking looks that way. And people get mad about that, but at the end of the day, if all these companies start tanking, and they go bankrupt, and there's nothing they can do, and people continue to lose jobs and continue to lose jobs, then we're back into another recession. Dude, and that's what I'm expecting to fully happen, because honestly, man, whether... And the reason why we're talking about this, guys, is this is very baked into what the market will do. And here's the thing, if the market dies out tomorrow, small caps will be slower, and big caps will be extremely volatile. So it's good to know these things. You know, it's not like we want... Think about it. We only got about another 45 days of good trading. Normal action. Until something is... Yeah, we got another 45 days before late October. Yeah, and then you can expect some serious magician acts. You know what I mean? People are going to get their legs swept out from under them, and they're not going to know why. Well, because they held through elections, or they did this. So I've got a retirement account of brokerage that I build in into positions that I want to hold for the next 30 years. Literally, it wouldn't matter about this election. It wouldn't matter two years from now. I've got plays where I'm holding for literally do the next two days, until I'm like an old father, right? Yo, yo, special guest appearance.  What's up, dude? What's up? Popping in. Happy birthday. Thanks, man. Thanks. I just stopped by. I wanted to tune in and say hi to everybody. What's up? Dude, how are you even coherent to talk? It's not something like Alex. I can't get away, man.  I got a big time problem. But I just wanted to tune in and say thank you, everyone, for the birthday wishes. I know I pulled the Joe showing up out of nowhere, but love you guys. Keep doing your thing, man.  So later, guys. Yeah, Alex.  He's got that pitbull song on replay. Fireball.  It's three o'clock. It's three o'clock where he's at. I'm surprised Alex isn't already blacking out. Right? Yeah. That's great, man. Hidden cellar. Alex just showed up. That's a real big hidden cellar. So, you know, it's at the end of the day, man. Again, unless you guys have stocks where you don't care about the outcome in the next five years, you got to be careful, man. You got to be careful with what the market is heading into based on current events of the world.  Joe is like, dude, I'm not necessarily a fan of Trump whatsoever, but I am red, man. I am red to my dying day. And dude, if Biden gets elected, man, I just, I honestly expect the market to tank in the economy. If someone, you know, I'm obviously, you know, re-elected, we'll see, man. I don't know. But I put my money on, if Biden does get elected, oh my God, bye-bye stock market. For real, bro, it's, I just, you know, I'm not, I'm not convinced that it's a good thing to hold through. You know, because the, I've just got a lot of, I've got a lot of unknowns. You know, if I felt like Trump was a shoe in, you know, then, then I would stay through the, through the election. But if we change house, yeah, it's, I think there's a lot to be concerned with here. Yep. So we just want to make you guys something like that because it's very important to know, because a lot of new guys come in, man. And, you know, a lot of, a lot of people don't start with small caps, guys. We have a big cap room and we have a, we have a small cap room. If you guys, you know, show up one day and you're like, oh my God, why am I 70 points down on Tesla? And I'm 2,000 points down on Amazon.  I don't think there's a safe stock out there if the, if the house changes. From red to blue, and you know, Not in the short run. Not in the short run whatsoever. Nope. It's, it's a very sticky subject with me and my family because my, my family is primarily blue. Oh my God. Because they're from, they're from Oklahoma. And so it's a very, that's a very blue area. But everything I do is market related. And I can't deny that. I mean, this Trump administration has been the best market that I've lived through.  So I'm not necessarily going to give him direct credit for that whatsoever, because I'm not actually a personally a big fan of Trump.  Yep. Yep. Yeah. If there was another Republican candidate, you know, I would, I would be a lot more. But who knows, right? Like, who knows? Yep. And it's just interesting, man. Yeah. Yeah. So, you know, with, Just vote for Kanye. Vote for, dude, I'm voting Kanye. Twenty, twenty. Did you know he's still on the ballot? I did, man. It's insane. It's like, you know, people are going to take pictures of it.  Dude, did you see like one of his little rallies? Did you see any of it? I did. I did. Oh, man. That one where he started talking about, about Harriet Tubman, and he was like misquoting like everything. And he was like, well, she didn't really do the, or, but it really did. And it was like, dude, everyone went, we're leaving. Oh my God. I didn't see that one. But just judging. See that one, oh, I'm going to find it and send it to you, bro. It was hilarious. Kanye, twenty. That's too good. That's my favorite. That right there is my favorite meme. I, somebody sent me that like five years ago. And I have made that ever since. Bro, what's the name of that Kanye, twenty song, like red rose or something that was played in true. Yes. Yeah. That's a good song, dude. Yep. I know, I know what you're talking about. And I just can't think what it is. Now we're talking. Locates are free. Locates in the bow, in the bow, in the bow. Alcohol isn't taxed. Yeah. No alcohol tax. Locates are free. We need to go around for everyone. Yeah. Illegal not to have foe at like two times a week at least. Yeah. Abolish the PDT rule. Oh man. Yeah. We're talking about it. Oh man. We just have too much. Y'all are saying all the right things. Keep going. I'm almost there. Dude, I'm telling you. QQQ. Very nice rally. I know a couple of you guys wanted to actually talk about a couple of small cap examples today. So I guess we could just bring them up really quickly as I necessarily make these small cap webinars. But I want you guys to be up to date with the info. So can you explain how you add between inner and outer lines on the short side? Yes, I can. So I'll use a different example on this short time, but let me just talk about them in kind of succession right now. So the first one being Trill. This was one of the small caps on Raider. This was easy to borrow guys. Me and Joe talk about this all the time. I said this a little bit earlier. Where's this thing opening up on? Like coming in the open, if nothing else is really on radar, if there's not many broken stocks to focus on, what do you think that this stock is going to do? It's going to do one of two things. It's going to blow early shorts out of the water or it's going to get up to a resistance level and it's going to stuff hard. That very second option happened and I hit what's called the bounce. So again, keep it simple. Keep it process every single week. I was scaling this bounce to VWOP because it finally set in a top. Make sense? Good. To answer your question short time on NWGI, this is a stock where you could have technically hit some inner lines here or you could have waited for outer lines, which if I'm drawing them, these are it. This is an inner line. These are outer lines. I don't hit inner lines. I just don't. I don't like them. I think they're FOMO. I think they're bad entries.  That's just who I am. Bow has a lot of confidence hitting these inner lines. Scaling into the outer lines, I do not. I like a perfect entry right off the bat. If it's not perfect, just a little bit of scale. And then I like to be in the money quickly. So again, on a scenario where we say line to line, if I'm hitting here and it keeps going, and this is not the best example chart, but I'm just going to do it on this one. Let's say that this is a lot of range. And I mean a lot. Like, let's say that this could be even like a $15 stock and this line to this line could be $2. When you hit something like this, because this is a resistance level, you know, with this little kind of like consolidation point and top, maybe right here at $2.10, if you stop out, the point is to re-attack at an outer line, not scale from inner lines to outer lines. The whole point is you want to cut and then re-attack at an outer line. Now, again, for this example, this is literally like $0.15 to $0.20. So this is not the best example, but if this was very rangy, you get the idea. Now, because there's not a ton of range in this, whether there was, whether there wasn't, I just like this general area.  I miss? I miss. So be it. Joe, what do you think? I like it. I mean, that's a good explanation. I always like to reference VWAP when you're starting to decide whether it's an inner or an outer line. So, you know, it's like, how close to VWAP is this line? Okay, it's $0.10, $0.20 away. That's probably an inner line. And so if I'm going to decide whether I'm looking at an inner line or an outer line, that's kind of how I'm going to reference this. I'm going to look, you know, where are we at right now? Where is VWAP and where is my line? You know, are we really below VWAP and my line is above VWAP? Okay, that becomes an outer line. An inner line can become an outer line, but it would take a serious amount of price movement to make that happen. And that's the thing we talk about all the time, guys. Where is the stock opening up?   If you missed two days in a row because you didn't hit the inner line and that's all it went to, guess what? The third day, you're going to have a great opportunity. That is trading. If it opens on VWAP, you hit outer lines only. There's no inner lines, chose right. An inner line can become an outer line based on price action. When a stock opens this far from VWAP, your inner line is now the outer line based on current reality of where the share price is traded at. That is the difference, but when it comes to inner and outer, if you are that guy who lives in the realm of FOMO and you do hit an inner line and then you stop out, stop out immediately so you can re-attack correctly.  You know, it's better than, it's better than a coin toss, right? Because a coin toss is like 50% odds, you know, so slightly better as 60%. For me, if I don't trade like 70, 80, 90% odds trades, I waste a lot of mental capital. And so I can't do well when the 90%er comes on, you know, like the really good opportunity, the really, like, I just need to be, I need to be here for this trade. So it's like, if I waste my time on these 60%ers, you know, it's just not worth it to me. And those inner line trades are very much like a 60% odds that it works.  I love that. And let's actually say it like this. With every cause, there is an effect. And with every effect, there is an opportunity cost associated. Meaning, if you get in the stock that you're not familiar with, that's cause and effect. The effect is you lose.  You're a plus. Yep. Yeah, because the last, you know, let's say, let's say you start a strategy today that's a 60% odds strategy, right? So you're going to win, you're going to lose, you're going to win six, you're going to lose four. What if today that you start, you lose four in a row? You lose the four, right? Four times, four losses, back to back to back to back. And then the 90%, the 80%, whatever trade comes along, are you mentally ready for it?  Like you're not ready for it. No, you're not mentally prepared for it. You're like, God, Lee, what if I'm about to lose for a fifth time? What if I'm going to lose? It's a very close setup, right? Yeah, yeah. And so you take smaller size on the better setup and you win less and then you win, right? And you're like, okay, I won. All right, great.  And it's this cycle that people just keep repeating that it's just, it doesn't matter what market you trade. If those are the odds, you have to be prepared for that. And most people in the beginning can't handle it. Me, myself, I've been trading for six years and I still hate it. Like I hate that.  And I just don't do good with these 60% odds plays. Joe, you just nailed it, dude. That's very well said, man. I love it, man. I mean, guys, you can literally quantify all of this, literally. Like this is a game of math, man. I know we see charts and lines and stuff but it really is math at the end of the day. So like, I mean, me and Tosh are very similar. Tosh likes those 90% odds. Like so outer lines, hitting outer lines, that's a nine out of 10 trade. And that's something that he and I can take and sleep well at night. I don't need to take these 60% trades and make more that day than I would have, but I would have wasted a lot of mental capital.  Definitely not as a trader. No, no. So yeah, like Stock Slayer just said, yeah, wait for the slow pitch. Yeah, wait for the slow pitch. Warren Buffett watches 100 pitches go by. Guess what? He strikes on three of them. Yep. How would you have analyzed NLS? Let's take a look. NLS. To predict the tank?  Dude, what is this? Nautilus? Nautilus, this is what, this is a... Why would you even be looking at this stock? Yeah, just look at this. Why is it even on your scanner? This isn't, this didn't, I don't, I didn't see... Up 8%. And this is also, brother, just not really conformed to anything. It's just really choppy and spotty. And this is just not really a play in any form. There's no edge in this. That's what we're trying to say. There's no edge. I don't know the market cap of that company. It seems like a bigger company just based on how it's trading. Yeah, it definitely does. So, I mean, on these types of trades, I'll say this, if you're going to trade those bigger market cap companies, we have a rule that when it gaps too much in one direction or the other, based on what it normally does, you need to do the opposite. So if it gaps up a lot, you need to be a seller at the open, because most likely the gap is going to fill. And so what you would be waiting on, let's say it gaps up a lot in NLS. For me, it's up 10% at the open, and it's gapping up a lot. The market was gapping up a lot. And so the market's gapping up a lot. This stock is gapping up a lot normally compared to what it normally does. And so what you want is you want it to fill the gap, and then you want to join the trend. So for me, I wouldn't be trying to predict a short in getting it to tank for me. I'd want it to tank and then I'd want to buy a dip. Just because I want it to tank doesn't mean I want to short it. It means I want to buy it at a better price. Like, well, then if you know it's going to drop, you know, why don't you short it?  I want it down here, but it could dip 20 cents and then rip my face off. Like, yeah, I want the pullback to get long with the trend. So I wouldn't be trying to short LLS. I would be long in the dip every single time.  He's like, I like, look at the trend. Stop fighting the trend, people. Stop fighting the trend.  And guess what? They're going to be wrong again for the next 45 days. Literally. That's my thought process on this. You know, we've got two day heroes. We got 48 hour heroes.  Like, that's how it is every single time in big caps, man. Like, it's a top and it tanks. And then guess what?  And it just, it astonishes me. These freaking 48 hour heroes called the top.  Dude, yeah, those are the like those experts on Twitter, man.  They're short from here at 10. And then once it tops out at 15 and they've doubled, tripled quadrupled down, praying and shitting their trading diapers by the time it comes back to average.   Yeah, dude, you're down to seven dollars for the share of MagSci. Dude, I used to be that person. I used to be that too, man. Let me tell you, I used to be that. Yeah, I did that. I did that shit, man. We all did it, man. I mean, just look at that chart.  Guys, the only people that can short from nine and then say, I told you so when it goes to 11 and now they have an average at 11 because they double, triple and quadrupled down. The only two people that can do that are the opposite ends of the spectrum. And you want to know what they are? The people with multi, multi-million dollar accounts that are comfortable being down a million or the guy that's going 20 shares, 40 shares.  Yeah, yeah. You're right on 80 shares, bro. Yeah, exactly. It's, yeah. So I don't think that you could have necessarily predicted the sell-off, but I mean, that's a good strategy that we use daily in the large gap room is when shit gaps too much, it's time to bail, which is what we called everybody to do yesterday in the market. We were like, look, it's gapping down a lot. The market is gapping down a lot. Shorts need to be covering into this gap down, and they would have caught the meat of the move. And then here we are today, bouncing all the way back nearly above where we started from.  I had 31.77, bro. Oh man. I'm sick, dude. Yeah, that's where I wanted. I wanted the, I didn't want to start at the 3,200 line. Like I saw it, and I was looking at it. I was like, oh man, I, like in my head, I've been kind of trying to trade very robotically. And I was like, I want to take a starter here, 3,200. And so I started asking myself the questions, why would I? And the only question, and the only answer I had was, what if it rips? I don't want to miss it.  Like, that's not a good trade. I was like, I can't do that.  And so I missed it.  Dude, for real, man. And again, we're not going to nail everything, you know what I mean? Yeah. What's this guy saying? He said, MYT. Oh, yeah, yeah. Like when MYT went, yeah, yeah. I see what he's saying. Yeah, dude, look at it. Oh, yeah, yeah. I mean, look at how close it's opening to VWAP. And I mean, the first line for anybody, for me, yeah, it would have been that 205-ish. And here's the thing, man. Again, when you guys see this in pre-market, man, this is just going to save you years of bashing your brains in. Does this look like there's meat on the move? Don't short it. Wait for a short squeeze. But it's only up. Like, how much? 20%? Oh my god. Yeah, it's still not up. Shit. But the point is, is like, look, when it does death candle crater, maybe you can get a bounce out of this. Today it didn't really bounce, but if this would have bounced back to like 215, I would have been smoking this. But yeah, that's a sexy death candle. Dude, that's sick, right? And I was telling everybody to wait for it. Unfortunately, I almost threw it right here, but I was like, Tosh, don't chase, man, don't chase. Because what am I going to do, scale up from 208 to 235? I just didn't want to do that. I wanted to scale up more like 217 to 235. So I didn't get a piece of it, but like, dude, I didn't take a loss on it. You know what I mean? Like a lot of short sellers got squeezed because they're anticipating. So let's see what Trill's doing. What's Trill doing? How much is Trill up? Trill is 36%. God, that sucks, too. Yeah, 37%, not even that much. You guys have to pay attention to what the percentage is up, man. Right here on TD or whatever your platform shows, DOS, whatever, but is the stock up enough for room to come down? That's one of the number one lessons you got to learn. Yeah, I don't know that I could even, I couldn't even convince myself to trade this in the last 30 minutes if it breaks down. There's a clear death line at 12, like clear as day at 12 bucks. Like that's a death line. Dude, there's 12.  I mean, hit the bounce and we're good, but we're into the last 30 minutes of the day.  So no trade. Yep, that's it. Simple, simple, simple analysis. Sometimes you can eyeball these things, man. Does anybody have any more questions on trading? Blind squirrel can always find a nut. Exactly. With the nut reactions, that's funny. Should we run a poll at what time Alex Black's out today? Put some money on it. When does a stock have meat on the bone? Well, for a small cap, like for me, it's like, it's like 30%. Um, yeah, I mean, 30%. Like when there's still like 30%, they're like, yeah. 30% just like Joe said, there's technically a move in it. I just don't love anything unless it's like literally like 60%. But again, 30% of it still have a move.  Like in the beginning, maybe do that. But dude, what is it? Does this look like eyeball it? Does this look like it has meat to you? No, dude. Like this can only go up, man. And then it did.  You can just eyeball, man. It's, yeah, it's MYT. It's either up or nothing. It's either up or it does, or it goes sideways. It's either up or I make 10 cents on the short. Woo! Yay! This could have been your market today on MYT, had it not done this squeeze. Your top, your top ticket, 182. Yeah, maybe you can get it. Yeah, you could have got a bottom ticket, 172. Look at you, hero. Bro, I'm telling you. And the locate cost you two cents. So, you know, it's like cost me two cents. I can make, you know, 10 cents. Okay, that's eight cents. I'm going to pay another, I'm going to pay another penny per share in commissions. Great, seven cents.  No, I'm out. Dude, if your goal is to make seven cents, it's time to, it's time to maybe- You'd have to be full size, like every time. Yeah, literally. Like if you located 2,000 shares, you'd have to be in 2,000 shares. Like, make it worth the locate. You know what I'm saying? Like make it worth the trade. You'd have to be full size. Yep, and nobody wants to go full size. One bullet, no chance of adding, no chance of scaling. If you're not right, you're wrong. I mean, just, yeah. What's the market doing? Let's take a look. Hey, hey, hey, grind, grind, grind. Grind and grind. Man, it's a shame Tesla didn't do that. What's Tesla at? Tesla is, I think just still basing on, oh no, it's going up a little bit. Okay. Yeah, oh my God. It's actually having a bit of a recovery. That late day move. Yeah. Now sell off. I mean, just, Tesla's just up too much and I made the mistake of taking it anyway. Lesson learned. Hey, this is the market, man. We're always going to learn lessons, man. Yep. Yep.  And I'll be like, I didn't take it because it was up too much. For real. Thank you stock market. Oh God.  Yeah, dude, I heard it. I heard it. I heard it quote from a guy the other day on Twitter or whatever, you know, his tweet, he was like, all right, man, my son asked or he's like, my son told his friends like, I want to be a trader. And he was like, bro, my kid's only XYZ age. He's like, he's still got about 10 years before he becomes a trader. That's how much time I have to talk him out of it. Oh, like, bro, that's my buddy. Dude, I was just talking about this last night. But do you remember that tweet that, because we were talking about futures last night and we were like, we're talking about how, you know, we find ourselves large gap traders in these times, find ourselves watching futures until like the wee hours of the morning until we finally go to sleep and then we sleep for a very short period of time and we wake up just to check futures. And do you remember that ramp capital tweet where he talked about the chick that caught her boyfriend cheating at 4 a.m. Because she got an alert that his Apple watch heart rate had increased at 4 a.m. And he goes and ramp goes, how do you know he wasn't trading overnight futures? And I was like, oh my God. Bro, I'm literally not kidding you. I'm not just saying and laughing with you that I remember that, bro. I remember rolling in my bed reading. I died laughing when I read that tweet. That dude is hilarious. I think so he didn't look at it. He's so freaking funny.  He's like, how do you know he wasn't trading overnight futures? It was funny. I got just, I died. Joe, back when the pandemic was going on, I think I made the most money in my career I've ever made trading in one month on a monthly basis. And dude, you know what I was doing? I was actually trading big caps during this pandemic, dude. I was longing and cost averaging in all my favorite companies.  I didn't short one ticker, but dude, I'm swear to God, man. There were a couple nights, bro.  Because most of my positions for literally a month was swing positions long. And I'd be playing for a $600 down day in the futures. Bro, I'd be up every single morning at like, like 2 a.m. Pacific time. Like my heart rate was beating out of my chest. You're like waking up and checking it. You're like, please don't limit down. Please don't limit down. But the funny part, bro, the funny part was it was so funny because I was actually begging every single day that the market would go down even more so I could cost average in for the huge bounces. Because, dude, for those who don't know, man, the biggest bounces in big caps come either during a recession or when there's extreme volatility on the downside. So, dude, I was capturing every single bounce on the way down. I'm terrible at longing big caps in an upmarket. Guess what? I'm like unbeatable when the markets die. But dude, I was touching all these bounces and I'd wake up and I'd be like, all right, fuck, futures are only down 200 points. Can I get 1,000? I never in my life used to look at futures until I went to big caps and then the pandemic started. And I was up. I literally, I swear, dude, I was up at all hours of the night like watching futures. And I would just watch it from my phone. All I did, dude. And I was, I, and I saw it eventually when, when RAP Capital put out that tweet, I laughed so hard because it was so relatable, man. I just, I could not stop laughing about it. When in reality, the guy was caught cheating because he was pumping some side check. Unbelievable. I know, right at 4 a.m. And they paired their Apple Watch. Oh yeah, that's what it was. They paired their Apple Watches to each other so that they could find each other.  Oh man.  You know what I mean? Like, why do you wear your watch when you're doing it? Why would you do that? Like, you know, the guy wanted to. That's kind of like the person that leaves their socks on.  Why are you being weird? Oh, so when can you determine when a stock is considered the hot chick of the day pre-market or at the open? Wait, what was the question? I was reading the comments. Yeah, I know, right? Yeah, fashion over function. That's funny. Her hair gets caught in it. Out of my hair, out of my hair. Oh, it's in your watch. Ow, ow, ow. Oh yeah, I can see that. Yeah. Oh, that's funny. When can you determine when a stock is considered the hot chick of the day pre-market or at the open? So how do you determine? All the above, brother. How strong is it? Is it the strongest stock of the day? All the above. It's got the most volume and it's up the most. And Joseph for real, like cross socks.  Me, I'm like, hey, we get those socks at the trampoline park when we take the kids because they have grip on the bottom and they're free. Like all of y'all are like, oh yeah, you get those at the Pilates class. Oh yeah, when I'm doing hot yoga and I see this and I just, I've got to have the socks that have the rubber on the bottom. It just makes me, gives me so much better form. I'm just able, yeah, for me, I'm like, yeah, they give them out at the trampoline park where we take the kids. Oh my God. I'm telling you and they're free. I've got hundreds of pairs. Hundreds. Dude, that is too funny, man. That is so funny, bro. But you know, it's true.   She's like, why are you wearing your socks? I can't feel your feet. It feels weird.  Just wear combat boots tonight. Yeah, it's like, I'm telling you, I feel so bad for the girl that ends up with me, man. I'm a jester, dude.  And my current girl, she just, dude, I tell you, I make her life hell, man. I feel so bad. I'm always playing jokes like that. Dude, if she complained about my socks, bro, I'd come with like spiked boots. Four pairs of socks on. I'm telling you, man. Put socks on your hands. Start rubbing her like that. I will literally come in with goalie cleats, man. Oh, that'd be funny. Totally nude. Just cleats on. I'll tell you one thing though, man. If you got a chick that understands that you have to wake up and look at futures and sweat your brains off at 3 a.m., your time, whatever that is, you got to keep it. It's like, I mean, that's the first thing that, like this morning, this morning, when I woke up, like I was so like, I swear if I would have been wearing an, I don't even own an Apple watch, but, but like, if I would have, if I would have had an Apple watch on, like I guarantee you that somebody would have saw my like heart rate or blood pressure or something increase like when I woke up.  Hopefully nothing's happened. Super crazy. And I wake up and like the market's gapping up like a percent. I'm like, yes, yes. And like, I mean, that was, yeah. I'm sure my wife would have been like, why is your heart rate going up? Oh, I'm sorry. I'm just checking futures. Got an Apple watch and, uh, and she turns it down for sex that night and you're in the bathroom in your heart.  Get away from her bro. I'm in the bathroom by myself. What are you doing in there? Your heart rate's increasing. Take it from my phone. I'm looking at it. I'm looking at my Tesla short. I'm a perma bear. Oh, man.  So what was it? Prior day highs around this level? Uh, 242 just stumbled.  I can't remember these levels. Let's take a look. Zoom in there. Yeah, those highs, not, yeah, right there. What is it 343? Three. Yep. Let's get exact. 342? About 343. It's looking like. Okay. Yeah. So yeah, over 343, you know, we're back, we're back in the hunt. Oh God, don't even. Oh yeah. I'm sorry. I forgot how closely correlated Bitcoin in the market are. Silly me. Silly me. Bitcoin. You know what's crazy, man?   Pulled him $140,000 Porsche. I go, dude, I haven't seen you in years. What's up, man? What do you do? And he goes, I cashed in big on Bitcoin.  And he had sold, bro. He had sold at the most perfect time and him and his buddy did it and they were two good friends of mine and they had bought like a coffee shop together and now running it.   But see that, you know, what did they do? They traded the market to go do something else. And yeah, they didn't stay in it, right?  And I was like, I actually respect you. Absolutely. Absolutely. Pulls up $140,000 Porsche off Bitcoin money. I was like, so it is possible. Alex, we're gonna start this Forex ship, bro. Yeah, right. Where's Alex at? Come back in here. I'm like, his name was Ronnie. I go, Ronnie, you know about equities, you know about training? You want to come join in my seat? Yeah.  Yeah, he knows. See, here's it. I go, he has six cents. He's sitting on the couch in his office. He's not even tuned in. That was all six. He's not even tuned in to it. But the point is, Joe, is I was like, wow, man, if you can do it with Bitcoin and that's a gamble, dude, imagine what you can do if you actually learn our process. Right. Yeah. If you can actually teach a ball. What's funny, though, what's kind of funny about it is, had he traded the MIC process, like he would have never held through all of that, because we don't teach gambling. No, that's holding hold. He would have missed out on a shitload of upside. He wouldn't have had the 149.  Well, I would have seen him roll up in a Hyundai first. Right. And then he would have had the Porsche.   Too funny, man. Guys, technically, yes. If you still have questions, please write them out. We still have... Oh yeah, absolutely. Yeah, I mean, this is fire the questions away. We got, what, 15 minutes here? Yep. Speak now. If forever holds your peace. For real. Loving fruits for tomorrow. Let's take a look. Tech stocks. Zoom. Zoom, Zoom. Zoom, Zoom, Zoom. Zoom will be a little hanger tomorrow. Honestly, if Trill closes right here, thanks, bro. I would actually like Trill Outer Lines. I know MYT was smoked. Not much meat on this, but if this can pop back to VWAP tomorrow, if... What's that other one, Joe? Not ASTC. Oh yeah, ASTC. ASTC, I'd like a VWAP push tomorrow. What was that other one? Shit. Every time you say Trill, I think you're like about to like say, like a rap song. Oh yeah, right? That's so Trill. I don't like... What? That was so high school, bro. I know. NWGI got... These are literally... It was... It was... It really was. It really was. Guys, these are four... Check this out. These are four low hangers right here for tomorrow. These are what's called low hanging fruit. Tomorrow are day two plays on all of these. Well, this is a weird case. ASTC is technically a day three, I guess, but it's going to act like a day two play. So I would just literally even forget about this portion of it. I would just pay attention to what happened to today. How would you look at NKLA as a low hanging fruit? I know it's a big cap. Let's take a look. NKLA, we talked about that last night. I called out the levels last night and where I wanted it to go for the bounce. You don't have pivot points on here, do you? No, you don't. Okay, well... Here, here, here. I'll put them on. Hold on, one second. Load style, bow, pivots, and zombie. Boom. There it is. See that green line? That line right there is where we wanted it to start bouncing from, but it just took way too long to get there. Oh my God, I can't make this up. I'm literally driving behind somebody that's got Trill on the back of their car. No, it doesn't.  Hold on, I'm going to take a picture. Hold on. You've got to be kidding me. I'm not joking. I'm not joking.  Trill. Are you sure? Yes. Trill? Bruh, it says two Trill. He's two Trill. No, he's not. He is two Trill. I could not make this up. Oh my God. 30 seconds. Hold on, hold on. Bro, he's long from nine. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. Look, look at it. Post it. Post it. Trill, but... Oh my God. Dude, I told you I couldn't make it up. Oh my God. And he's headed to the Asian buffet. Yeah.  Couldn't make it up if I tried. I know where Joe's going for lunch. The meat market. That's what she said. What? Oh.  La Michoacana. La Michoacana. Yeah, bro. We'll watch a Porsche pull up beside Joe for real. Two Trill. Hey, how'd you get that Porsche? I longed Bitcoin. Fuck. Okay.  Seriously. Oh, man. You can't make this up, man. That's what you hear from everybody that's under the age of 20 that owns a car like that. What did you do? I bought Bitcoin when I was 16. Okay. Fantastic. Good God. Any more questions, guys? A couple more minutes. A couple more minutes. I live next to two of those. Still can't pronounce that market. That's hysterical.  They got cow tongue and buffalo tongue. Oh, yeah. They got that good stuff that you like from the Brazilian Steakhouse's Pecanha, which is what? Yeah. That's, man, that was the first time I ever saw you eat meat.  Joe has never forgotten that story. Never, bro. I'll never forget it. Never. Like, slopping his meat in the blood bath. Oh my God, and Sam's just great. The bottom of your plate. The bottom of some strips of bacon. Sam, yeah.  Oh my God. What does soaking action mean? And what does the term pike mean? I've heard Harry say it before. So, yeah, definitely check out that link, brother. But soaking and or absorbing, not to get confused with, it's a hidden seller, man. So, a hidden seller, hidden buyer. So, soaking would be like the hidden seller is on the offer, just soaking the bits, man. That's how I say it. A lot of people just say soaking for either side, but I just say it for short. And then I say absorbing for the long side. When it comes to pike, I'll just give you an example. I shore MYT at 235 Top Tick. I cover at 225.  There was a lot more downside. Basically, I bitched out early. That's what pike means. But hey, pike is a good thing, man. I will pike my way to profits in a good month or a good year, any time of the week, man. We're not going for home runs. I'm a professional piker and I'm proud of it. Hell yeah. Hell yeah. Isn't soaking what Christian's doing. Hey, I don't know about that. Is it soaking? Oh, wow. We're not going to go there. But I choose no. We're going to talk about Biden and Trump, but not that. Right there. That's a lawsuit, sir. And I have no interest in that one. I'm going to give that one to Heisman. Guys, real quick. Let me just recap. If you're not a public. SQQQ making a push. Worth a short. Worth a short. Why would you want a short tech right now? No, thank you. Hey, dude. No, no, no, no. That's guessing. Oh, wait. No, SQQ is the inverse, right? SQQ is the inverse of the QQQ, which I, right? I'm shorting this. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it's the inverse. Yeah, so why would you not just long the Qs? Yeah, literally. Why are you going to go trade the inverse? To be like, you just have to short, right? You can't long it. You can't long the Qs, can you? You can't long it. So you have to go find the inverse ETF to short.  Is I long the ETF that was the short. So I had to find the opposite to short the long. Tesla new high of the day. Wow. Well, I totally messed that up. So, well, guys, just to read that a hell of a day today and I totally botched it. Nah, that's all good, man. You know that there's going to be a great opportunity tomorrow or the next day. Guys, if you have any questions about becoming a member of MIC, if you have any questions about the accelerator course, if you have any questions about signing up or maybe even getting a bundle deal between annual and the accelerator course offered, we're not including for free, but I can work with you a little bit. If you have just any questions in general, man, hit me up at<PHONE_NUMBER>. I'll get your questions answered. We can definitely get you in the club. I'm telling you, man, if you haven't seen by today's webinar, how much fun we have and how much we're a family and as much fun we have, we get work done as well and really trade every single day and make sure you guys are up to speed. I mean, dude, I think you owe it to yourself to at least try, man. Try the club. Lot of good stuff today. Lot of good stuff. Large cap, options, small caps. It doesn't matter, man. We got a room for it, swing trading, or we got a man on the job to teach you. We've got video library lists. We've got phone calls. Literally, whatever you guys need as a trader, we got your back. All you got to do is reach out to us, man, seriously. There's no more hands-on community in this universe than MIC. Apple's September 15th event is all about the Apple Watch. Oh, boy. I just got that news alert. Dude, iPhone products are such terrible products yet I find myself always getting the new iPhone or the new Mac. Dude, I've said this a million times. The reason why I stick with it is the environment. The iPhone connects to the Apple TV. I have Apple TV in every room in my house on every TV. I have MacBook Pros. I have iPads. It's the environment. The fact that I can share everything in everything. I mean, that's the whole thing. Yeah, FaceTime.  Work is a collective, bro. I would never be an Apple supporter. It is the collective. Dude, yeah. If you didn't have that Apple environment, you know, you would never. It's a whole world. Yeah, it's like an umbrella. It's a sub-part. It's a sub-part product. Do what? Yeah, don't wear it at 4 a.m. Yeah. They call that the, what is it? What is it called? The fucking, oh my gosh. All right, well, move on. I fucking, I've gotten drawn to playing, bro. Dude, I'm going to tell you right now. I just, you know, remember the other day or the other, well, month really when Elon Musk said, you know, he's basically like taking on Amazon or he announced, he's like, I don't like monopolies. Time to like almost basically crush Amazon or whatever he said. I was like, bro, I was talking with my training partner the other day about this.  I saw an interview the other day, Joe, that dude, how brilliant is this? So Charlie Munger, the business partner to Warren Buffett for those who are familiar, right? Like one of the richest guys in the world and probably one of the smartest if you were to talk business or anything like that and capitalizing on opportunity. Dude, someone asked Charlie Munger in an interview, like a decade ago, bro, they go, what do you think about this upcoming Tesla? And what do you think about Elon Musk? Are you for it or against it? He goes, number one, I don't have a position either way and here's why. And dude, I've never heard a better piece of advice. He goes, one, I would never, I don't want to long it. It's not, it's not my sector. It's not what I'm familiar with. I don't necessarily like it as a long but I would never short it and here's why.  And I was like, because he goes like this, he goes, because that guy may actually be the guy that does.  He literally knew that Elon Musk believes in himself so much to the point of like putting his entire life on the line and finances to fund his passion. You want to bet against a guy like that?  He will stop it now.  Yeah. Yep. So dude, I just follow people like that from now on, man. And I gotta tell you, man, there will always be the next Tesla. There will always be the next Apple. There will always be the next Amazon. There's always opportunities to build a portfolio for the long haul of investing for the next 10, 20, 30 years.  I would back anything that Elon Musk does, anything. Dude. Sally, who needs that? Just give me stock options if we hit on. Yeah, absolutely. I just thought that that was so cool, man. I had to share it. And it's like, look, someone like Charlie Munger who's already established an entire legacy of wealth. Dude, if he misses a huge Tesla run, he's not beating his brains in. He just knows how to stay safe today, right?  I wanted Trill to end at like 13 so we could hit outer lines tomorrow. Now, this is just way too strong. This will not be. Oh, dude, you know what, Clow? I have yet to check that out, man. I really want to check that out. But when it comes to Trill, man, this thing's way too strong for a short, guys. Way too strong. It's 300 billion. Joe, you there? I think you ran into the rainstorm. I think you ran into the rainstorm. Don't bet against Elon. Guys, I think we're actually going to wrap up shop right now. There's two minutes till the close. This was an awesome webinar. We definitely turned this into a lot of a podcast. Hope you guys got some really cool information out of this, a little bit of learning. We're able to keep you guys away from FOMO. If Joe is here to say goodbye, we can say goodbye. But you guys have been awesome, man. I love when you guys show up every single week. It's so much fun. Thanks, Tay. Thanks, guys. I can't wait to next week, man. This is what we do, man. It's a lot of fun. It's an honor to talk to you guys, truly. Later. There he is. See you, guys. See you, Joe.


With his faithful Indian companion, Tonto, the daring and resourceful masked rider of the plains led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. Nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of a great horse, Silver. The lone ranger rides again. Come on, Silver. Let's go, big fellow. I'm Silver! Jim Brady left the dead general's store with a few supplies and walked toward the hitch rack in front of the sheriff's office. Jim, with his wife Molly and his little girl, had come to rock in just the month before and had staked a small claim in the hills. As he passed the sheriff's office, a handbill posted out front took his eye. He stopped to read it. As he stood staring at the handbill, a voice behind him read it aloud.  A murder. My name is Dr. James Bradford. About five feet ten. Dark, wavy hair. Dr. Mustache and Van Dyke Baird. About 35 years of age. Communicate with Sheriff at Silver City. Reward.  And if you was a doctor... Go on, Sheriff. Well, like I was saying, if you had a mustache and one of them Van Dyke kind of beard, I'm seen here for mine, Jay. Then I might be suspicious. See here, Sheriff. I don't know what put the idea into your head that I might in any way resemble a man. Jim, you are a likable kind of chap. You do talk educated and all. But as long as you stick to your mining, I guess I haven't got any call to say you or that, Dr. Bradford. My name is Jim Brady, Sheriff. And I am a miner, as you know. Sure, I know. You see, I'm kind of the type that lets sleeping dogs lie. But then again, it ain't fitting for a sheriff to let a killer run around loose if he's got a mind to catch up with him. That's right, Sheriff. If I come across anyone answering that description on the handbill, I'll let you know. Guess I have to get along home now. Goodbye. Easy, ain't ya, Brady? Good luck with your mining. Thanks, Sheriff. Thanks very much. Get up, boy. Meanwhile, Dan Reed, nephew of the Lone Ranger, was riding along the trail from town toward the rangers' camp when he heard an unusual sound off to one side. Ho, ho, Victor, ho, ho! Boy, it's a little girl, steady boy. What are you doing the way out here alone? Now, don't cry. I'll get you home. What's your name? It's with my daddy and mama. And he's a miner. What's your daddy's name, Anna? Jim Brady. Oh, I know where he lives. Oh, do you? Honest? Uh-huh. Yeah, sure, I'll take you home. Come on, you can ride on my horse with me. Dust was falling as Jim Brady rode up to a small place in the hills. Before he could rain up, his wife Molly came running from the open doorway to meet him. Ho, ho, is it? Molly, what's the matter? It's Anna. She's been gone all afternoon.  I don't know. I've ridden in several directions, but I couldn't find her. I've been nearly frantic. She went off on her pony while I was busy inside. Jim, what can we do? I'll get some men from town. We'll search for her. Hurry, Jim, hurry. It's getting dark, and if she gets... Listen. Someone's coming. Jim, Jim, look! Someone's bringing Anna home. Ho, thank heaven. Ho, ho, Victor, ho, ho! Oh, Mama! Oh, Anna, darling. Here, I'll lift you down. You're safe now. Why, look, Jim. That's a mere boy. So I see. What's your name, son? I'm Dan Reed, sir. Glad to know you're Dan. I'm Jim Brady. This is my wife. Hello, Dan. We'll always be grateful to you for bringing Anna back to us. Won't you dismount and come in? I really can't, Mrs. Brady. My friends will be waiting for me, so I'll have to leave now. Oh, you will come back, Dan, won't you? Please do. I'll be glad to. If Anna's pony doesn't come back tonight, I'll search for it tomorrow. I know about where to look. Will you find him? Will you? I will if I can, Anna. I'll see you tomorrow. Remember, you'll always be welcome, Dan. Be sure to come. Goodbye. Bye for now. Come on, Victor! That night around the campfire, Dan told the Lone Ranger and taunt all of the incident. The Brady's are awfully nice people. You'd both like them. They're sort of different from other people around here. What makes you say that, Dan? Well, for one thing, they talk like educated people. I see. Didn't you say he's a miner? Yes, sir. You know, when little Anna spoke of that, she was funny about it. Funny? What do you mean? Well, she said her father was a miner, that he told her so. When I asked her father's name, she said it was Jim Brady, that he had told her so. It sounded a little strange to me. Yes, it does seem strange. Ah. Me think little girl know father's name. Not to have to be told. Yes, that's right, Tutto. What else seems strange to you, Dan? Oh, I notice little things like you've taught me to do. For instance, I noticed that while Mr. Brady was talking to me, he kept stroking his chin, sort of pulling at it. And then I noticed his hands. They weren't the hands of a miner. I see. I'm glad you've learned to be so observing, Dan. Him learn lesson well. Do you think it's all right for me to be friendly with the Bradley's? I do like them very much. Why, of course, Dan. See them as often as you like. In fact, from what you tell me, I'm very much interested in the Brady's myself, especially the father. During the following week, Dan saw the Brady's every day and they looked forward to the visits from the boy they had come to like so well. Late one afternoon, Jim Brady was washing up for an early supper when Anna, who was watching from the window, exclaimed joyfully. Oh, here comes Dan. Here comes Dan. That's fine, Anna.  Oh, do you think so, Daddy? I like him. Oh, y'all do, dear. Dan's a fine boy. I'll open the door. Hello, Dan. Hello. Come on in. Surely you want it from town, Mrs. Brady? Dan, it was sweet of you to bring that out, boy. Sure was, Dan. He'll become like one of the family. Thanks, sir. Well, I have to be going. Oh, but Daddy said you might stay for supper if I asked you, Dan. Oh, I can't, Anna. I have to carry some news to my friends. See, there's a lot of excitement in town. Really? What's happened? Lots of people are dying from some kind of fever, and the only doctor has it worst of all. I'm sorry. I knocked the basin to the floor. Jim, you... you heard what Dan said? Yes. Yes, I heard, Molly. There's nothing we can do about it. But, Daddy, were you... Quiet, Anna. I'll go along now. I'll see you soon again. Bye. Goodbye, Dan. Bye, son. Molly. I said there's nothing we can do. Riding on to the Lone Ranger's camp, Dan told the Lone Ranger and Tonto about the epidemic in Rockton, and of his visit to the Brady's. Leaving Dan and Tonto in camp, the Lone Ranger mounted his great stallion, Silver, and rode toward town. Soon, he drew rain before the Sheriff's office. Who's on the report? He's a big flop. Dan, you're gone, Sheriff. I'm here to help. Get dressed. How do I know you're not coming? This will tell you. Well, that's your silver bullet. Does that mean anything to you? I don't see it, does it? Just forget I draw it on you.  Yes, that's right. How bad is the epidemic? Mighty bad. Old Doc Willie's passed on, leaving us without a doctor within a couple of hundred miles or more. If he was sitting folks right and left. That is bad. What's this hand-built act on the wall, Sheriff? Oh, that. He had one like it outside, but it got ripped down. That's a notice about Dr. James Bradford. Wanted to murder him. Oh, I see. Too bad he didn't ride this way from Silver City. Even if he had come out this way, you don't think he'd stick his neck in the newest bay, help him, do you? That would depend upon the type of man he was underneath. Well, no use wishing. I'll be sure he got to get busy and do something before half the town dies off. Yes, that's right. I'll try to find an nearest doctor. It would be a godsend if you'd find one, Mr. Well, I'm hunting a doctor. I wish in your capacity, Sheriff, you'd send a telegraph message. There, that'll do. Eh, I can't see where you want to find that out now. But if you see, so worse, isn't it? Thanks. I'll be seeing you soon again. Adios. Adios. Very big fella. Monsilver. Monsilver. Who? Steady. Kimmasavi, if good you come. He's a big fella. Why, what's the matter, Tutto? It's Dan. Him very sick. Dan? Ah, him half fever. Talk out of head. Come on. How long has he been like this? I've been gone only an hour.  Get bad, pretty fast, Kimmasavi. He's got what the others have. I can't find water. I'm so tired. Me, give him water. Him not know. Him need Dr. Kimmasavi. Yes, yes, we've got to get a doctor in soon. Ah, fever get worse. Yes, I know. Tutto, I don't get a doctor for Dan within the next couple of hours. I'm afraid he, he won't pull through. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Now to continue our story. As the Lone Ranger voiced the fear that was in his mind, he and Tutto stood and for a moment stared into each other's eyes. Then the Lone Ranger spoke again. Tutto, stay here and do what you can for Dan until I get back. Then where you go, Kimmasavi? Going after a person I feel sure can help. Here's a little... Tutto do all him can for Dan. Oh, you will, Tutto. It's very easy. Right now we'll first in providence. A short time later, Jim Brady and Molly were sitting in the living room of their home. Anna was already in bed sleeping. Jim sat staring at the floor. Finally, Molly spoke. Jim, dear? What is it, Molly? You're thinking about those poor people in town, aren't you? I guess I was. Epidemics are a bad thing. Yes. Especially when it can be helped. Molly, please. But, Jim, I... I just can't bear to hit... I'll go to the door, dear. Yes? Who? Please don't be frightened. I have my own reason for being masked, but I'm not an outlaw. What do you want? I'm looking for Mr. Jim Brady. Who is it, Molly? Jim, it's just... L.A. is a friend of Dan's. A friend of Dan's? Come right in, please. Well, thank you. Say, what is this? This is one of Dan's friends. Remember, he spoke of a friend who wore a mask. Yes. Yes, I do remember. Is anything wrong? Very much so, Mr. Brady. It's Dan. He's been suddenly stricken with fever. Oh, no. Yes, it's true. Where is he? In our camp. Well, he should be indoors. He should have immediate attention. That's right. Will you come to him? But... What can I do? I'm not... Jim, it's Dan. You said he's like one of us. Dan thinks a great deal of you, Jim. He trusts you. I trust you. Well, I... All right, I'll go with you. Molly, get my kit. You need quite a... It's right here in the cupboard. Here it is, dear. Thanks. I'm ready. Good. Come on. I hope we get there in time. The Lone Ranger returned to the camp with Jim Brady. Then, as time dragged slowly by, Jim gave his every attention to Dan as the Lone Ranger and Tonto stood near watching, waiting, hoping. It was nearly midnight when Jim stood up and approached the Lone Ranger. He'll be all right now. Isn't that good? Thank you, Dr. Bradford. Bradford? I thought perhaps you knew. Yes, and after this, of course, your secret will be safe with us. Well, what are you going to do now? I'm riding to town. There's lots of work to be done there. Even though you know it, Mamie. Yes, sir. Even if it comes to that, I've tried hard, but I can't forget that I took an oath as a doctor. Shall we go now? Gladly, Jim. I know you'd do what you could to help those dying people. Uh, me bring horses. We moved Dan to our house in the morning. You'll rest comfortably a little, then. I think Dan knew, too. He'll be proud of you, Jim. He'll come to work comfortably. He must have a nice day with Dan. Yes, Tonto. Look after him carefully. Easy, sir. See you in the morning, Tonto. Come on, sir. Get up, boy. Arriving in Rockton, Jim and the Lone Ranger set about organizing the people to fight the epidemic. All the suffering were taken to the town hall, which was set up as a temporary hospital. Urgent telegraph messages were sent to other towns asking that special couriers be sent with quinine. It was dawn when Jim stepped outside the town hall for a momentary breath of air upon the insistence of the Lone Ranger who still worked inside helping the sick. As Jim leaned against a post on the porch, the sheriff approached. Well, Jim, my guess was right after all.  You should know by this time, Sheriff. Are you sure it surprised all of us, Sheriff? Jim sure deserves a medal for what he's done. Yep. Him and that man in there. Hey, you gotta admit, Jim, you just about saved this town. We got a doctor coming over from Silver City to help you.  Fine. Jim, you must know quite a few folks in Silver City yourself, don't you? That's right. I do. Sheriff, there's nothing you or anyone else can do or say that'll take away the satisfaction I got from doing what I've done during the night. Even if you hang for it. What? That's right. Even if I hang for it. Hey, what's that all about, Jim? Yeah, what are you driving at, Sheriff? Nobody's ever going to hang Doc Brady. Oh, that's right. It wouldn't be Doc Brady that'd be hanging.  I'll do my duty, Sheriff. You do yours. But there's one favor you can do for me, if you will. If there's anything I can do without going against my sworn duty, I'll do it for him. All I ask is that you make no move against me until I've had a chance to visit at home this afternoon with my family. Things will be under control here by that time. Hey, what's he got against you, Jim? Sheriff, we don't stand to see Jim bother. Tell us what it's all about. You'll all know in good time. But right now, this is between Jim and me. You haven't given an answer to my request. Of course you can go out home for a spell. Yeah, that's all I wanted to know. Now I'll go join the masked man and get to work. It was afternoon when the Lone Ranger and Jim rode to the camp to move Dan to Jim's home. A book board was used for the purpose, and soon Dan lay resting quietly in one of Jim's comfortable beds. His condition was much improved, and he smiled as he saw all the friendly faces around him.  My real name is Dr. Bradford, Dan. Jim, it's good to hear you say that. Now I can tell people our real name, can't I, Daddy? I... I guess the name Anna told me was wrong. Would you like to tell us why you changed your name, Jim? I thought you knew. The handbill downtown was... You didn't commit murder, Dr. Bradford. Oh, you really believe in him, then? Why, of course. And so does Dan and Tuttle. Tell them what happened, Jim. Back in Silver City. All right. I was called in on a case. Found I had to perform an operation for an appendix, which had burst. Patient developed peritonitis and died.  Yes, it was terrible. I paid no attention to his threats, but unfortunately he was ambushed along the trail that went out our way and was shot in the back. Knowing everyone would blame me, I left when my family came here, changing my name, as you know. The bad men wanted to put my daddy in jail, but we didn't want them to. I wish I could tell those people how mistaken they are. That's right. Well, it'll all take its course, I suppose. There's not much I can do about it. We won't let them take you away, Daddy. Hush, John. Jim, I think several men have ridden up outside. I'll go talk to them. No, I'll bring them all right in here. I'll be right back. Good afternoon, sir. All of you come right in. Good luck, here we are. I brought the boys over so they could get in on things. All right, sir. What are you going to do? You can't take Dr. Bradford away after what he did for the town. Now hold your horses, son, and listen. When a doctor or a sheriff either takes an oath to uphold their bound and duty, then they got to do it. That's why Doc went to town and did what he did. Even though he knew I was suspecting him already at being Dr. Bradford, he wanted for murder and silversit him. Daddy didn't do any such thing. Well, quiet down, everybody. Just a moment, Sheriff, and all of you. It isn't necessary to come here and hold court, as it were. My husband has expressed willingness to go back to Silver City and face the law. Please be kind and not discuss this further here. Sheriff, may I say something? Sure, sure, the redhead. I know you mean well, but I think you should get to the point with our friends of Bradford's. What do you mean, get to the point? Yes, I don't understand. The sheriff knows exactly what I know about the whole affair, but I'll let Dan hand you the news. Anna, you give that bit of paper to your daddy. Oh, may I? What is it, Daddy? What does it say? Well, it looks like a telegraph message. I didn't get a chance to read it. I'll see what it's... Bradford Clearwood. Molly! Read it aloud, Jim. I'm afraid I... I can't. I'll read it for you. It says, your request for information regarding Dr. Bradford Case received. Bradford cleared of crime by confession of dying man who committed the murder from ambush. If whereabouts of Dr. Bradford known, please advise him of same. Signed, G. L. Worth, Sheriff, Silver City. Jim, dear, I knew things would turn out all right. That's your good news, Dark. Tom, could you as a good medical man like you? Yes, sir. Golly, I'm glad for you, Dr. Bradford. Isn't it wonderful? My daddy didn't do whatever it was they said he did. The wonderful thing to me is that you found yourself, Jim, before you knew about that telegraph message. And that came about through the understanding and wisdom of Dan's masked friend, who... Where is he? I know. I saw him sneak out with that Indian, but he whispered to me he did. He said, take care of Dan. I will, too. He's gone, but I still don't know who he is. Even Dan has never told me. Well, I can tell you that, Dr. Jim. Wait. Oh, wait. Let me tell him. Anna, please. Don't say. Say what, honey? That he's the Lone Ranger. That's weird. The story you have just heard is a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.