Hi everybody it's Sam from Mixed Up Craft thank you for watching my tutorial today I'm going to be showing you how to make this I'm not sure what to call it I'm thinking locking gatefold card or a lock and pop gatefold or just lock and pop I'm not sure basically this is how it looks when you take out the envelope or box envelope and then the side pieces are locked behind the front topper and then when it opens it opens up like this so I have similar to this but the ones I've done before when they fold flat they join in the middle here can you see when you lay it down you have this one inch section and that's because I wanted it to sit behind the topper. It's just really unusual really like it's something a little bit different very easy and lots of fun to make as well I've used my edge dice here which I'll show you through the tutorial and then once again you just open it up like so and it displays like this. Really fun bring it up a bit closely you can see all that shine from the silver mirrored card love the papers so much sparkle and shine on this in fact I might spray it with some shimmer spray as well but anyway there you have it let me show you how I made it. I've already gone ahead as always and cut everything that I need and I've also stuck some of the mats down but I'll go through all that in a moment so the 5 by 7 version you want a piece of 10 by 7 cardstock and along the 10 inch side you're going to score it half an inch two and a half four and a half five and a half seven and a half and nine and a half I'll just repeat that again so at half an inch two and a half inches four and a half five and a half seven and a half and nine and a half now because some of the folds will go in different directions if you just flip it over and just go over those again you just kind of squash in those fibers just to make it a bit easier when we go to burnish them all okay so that's all the scoring that you need okay so I've just started folding it basically that's what you want to achieve so you'll have that half inch score line here and then you'll have that second score line you fold that one in and then just fold that one back so you have that shape and then that score line you just fold it away from you the idea is is that see when the card opens that's how it's going to lock with your topper so in my case I'm going to be popping this on top and then when they open it it will have that shape so if I just lay it down like that it's kind of an M shape so you have these little wings either side then you've got your M shape with this flat one inch piece in the middle okay so once you've done all of that it's up to you whether you want to add the edges or not so you don't have to you can just keep these like this and then I just added a strip of a quarter inch by six and three quarters if you're doing the seven if you just want to have something in there already decorated that one so here's the other side and this is from the the five by seven excellent edges the landscape one now the reason it says landscape is because these were the ones that weren't with the landscape tower fold but you could use these with any of the tower fold sizes and they're great on their own as I'm showing you now you don't need to use them with the tower fold but if you do have any edge dies then they work really well with this style because basically this is like a little tap now for us to be able to stick them to but you get these two and you get the presence as well and just see them there and then there's these two have sold out this is the other five by seven and then that's the six by six okay so I've gone ahead and cut two of the frame so you'll get the outer frame piece which is there and then I've gone ahead and cut you can pass them three once because you get the six that will fit within the six outlines there and I've just used you know some of the same papers there to cut the flowers so I've got my six flowers here and I've put a little embellishment in the middle of them and then this strip here is just half an inch by six and three quarters and that's just to fill that white space really again you don't have to but I'm just going to stick the rest of the flowers on this one and then I'm just going to add some glue along there and you're going to attach this piece to the end and it will fit perfectly because it's the same height okay so that's all attached you can see now when that folds in it's all going to fit within that five by seven size okay so I've got all these mats and layers for here so I'm going to have the floral one on the outer sides and then I've got those two in there and then I've got this strip that's going to go through the middle so you'll want the same amount for the back as well but you'll want one of them to be white or plain so you can write your message but those these all measure the silver is one and three quarters by six and three quarters and the pattern paper is one and a half by six and a half double-sided sticky tape to attach this to this to the mirror to cardstock because the surface it's easier to because it's got a smooth surface it's easier to use double-sided tape I'm just going to use my glue now and then this one here is three quarters of an inch by six and three quarters and that's just going to go like I said through the middle so I'm going to get all those stuck down and the ones on the back as well that's all of my mats and layers stuck down on the front and then again on the back there now I've got a feeling I might give the wrong measurements I'm gonna do a voiceover and edit that back in so you wouldn't have noticed but the silver is one and three quarters by six and three quarters so your mat layer and then your pattern is one and a half by six and a half these ones I think I said correctly three quarters of an inch by six and three quarters and those ones are half an inch by six and three quarters so now when that folds down you might find there's you know a little bit of kind of bulk there with the mats and layers so what I've done with my topper and this one I've used some of you might have this this is quite an old die set from I'm gonna say tonic studios I'm pretty sure what I tend to do when I get lots of like odd kind of things whether they've been free in magazines or been given to me I've just put here hearts and love dies and I'm pretty sure this is a tonic studio one so I die cut it in white and then I paper pieced it with silver just to match everything else and then the flowers are from my border die there and then the butterfly and the leaves I've pulled from this set here so just use that butterfly and this one I just kind of pulled bits off just to kind of nestle in the leaves there and I've put some vellum behind the butterfly as well just to create a nice little topper then on the back I put two layers of foam just so this is going to be lifted and it's going to be able to lock that all in now I'm also thinking I might put a strip of this pattern paper through the middle there so wondering if there's a bit too much silver like a bit more pattern might do the floral pattern actually just have a bit of that so I'm going to take that away and I'm just going to focus on laying this down in the middle like so so now you can see that will pop out when it's displayed I think it looks beautiful so that's how the card will then stand like so and then it will be like that when they take it out of the envelope or the box envelope if you prefer the box envelopes I'll link my tutorial up here but how wonderful does that look really really pleased with this I think they look so pretty so after looking at it a bit more I decided to add those strips in there so these are a quarter of an inch by six and a half I just think it just completes the card and there's not so much silver on show I like this silver panel through the middle it looks really good and then easy to open and it displays really nicely and like I said you got all that space on the back as well so I hope you've enjoyed this locking gatefold or lock and pop I don't know I need to think about it but as always I will share the links to the product that I've used below and I will also link up here any other card tutorials that are similar to this and gatefold styles and stuff just to give you a bit more inspiration and as always thank you for watching please subscribe if you haven't done so and hit that notification bell as well because then you'll be notified when I upload a new video each time thanks for watching bye


all right guys so we're out here on a walk-in freezer that's not working right and you can hear it running inside the fans aren't on i'll be honest i think just to make it quick and easy i think it's uh low on refrigerant if you look at the uh sight glass down here it looks like it might just have a couple bubbles but i think our real thing is here just plumb empty not a pretty good size leak i would say or to all of a sudden do that i know this place has had tendency to leak and just accumulate you know finally over time finish the run out that seems like quite a bit so we're going to do uh just quick look inside here make sure there's nothing going to get lost right away i'm going to guesstimate that it's probably the evaporator that's generally where it's at most of the time anyway but we're gonna pop this top take a look just to make certain i can tell the coil there is pretty looks like it's dirty but let me pop this top take a look inside there yeah it looks a little bit oily in there i mean that that don't look good right there you know i'm saying i can't help but think that we've had some issues but i can't tell if that was from a previous problem or what i don't want to juice it up and then have to pull the back out you know i'm gonna do a scan here and see what we got because if it's big enough it should go off see if we find a disconnect that's probably optional in this model yeah yep oh that's it down there on the ground that does me a lot of good down there don't we just gauged up on it the suction's right under the 21 but the head's kind of low running right in there at 46 degrees so yeah we're running pretty low head this uh does not have a head pressure control on it i don't know how they've been maintaining okay i mean i got potentially that's a high pressure or that's a fan cycle there but i'm not sure how they've been running this thing without one because the fan's obviously not shutting off oh let's check to see how that's wired because i usually will have a head pressure control or you have a fan cycle one or the other i don't know how in the heck they could be running that without it this one here is the cooler hardly see in there to see if it's got a head pressure control down or not i don't see see one in there i don't know how the hell that's working yeah it's um quite interesting that that's running without it probably this has been in for a long time really uh kind of shady analysis i don't know clock don't look like it even turns that's that's great that's just a high pressure switch that's it nothing and that thing i guess you can kind of turn it ain't the easiest thing in the world to turn i don't know why in the world you don't have one though we're scanning all over and i'm not finding anything in there pressure's not real high i've outed off or opened it up i only got 50 pounds on each side i've out uh opened up the bounds so let's go inside i don't like what i'm seeing though i mean fan running continuously with uh no lowering and being kid on it that's going to cause it to be low naturally so but still it's uh this this is really annoying because people don't clean up their mess if that's maybe a compressor change out or something maybe that's what caused it who knows all right so i didn't know about the bone miser control i've seen them before but i didn't realize they could be ran with low head pressure so let's go in here and see if i've got one on the map or don't we look for the lead instead of getting a ramp up there when i came in so the bone miser there the sensing bulb literally goes in the refrigerant so if you pull that thing out of there you'll blow refrigerant everywhere and most tx v's usually need about a hundred pound drop across them to work and function properly bone misers don't so you're going to charge it just to get a full sight glass and you know maybe a little extra just like normal spacious for outdoor temperatures but i was wondering what was going on and honestly these were not real popular you gotta remember i've only been deep into refrigerant i've only been deep into refrigeration for about the last seven years and you usually only see this on you know some of the bigger systems even though this isn't big but still um i do see a lot of oily looking substance i bet up there let's see if that's got anything on it so anyhow the there's a good chance that it may not be as low as what it seems well let's see if i can get over here between the kegs here and see if i can find a leak but chances are there's a good chance it's uh that's just a little low all right one and one came together i'm like wait a minute this can't be a freezer they wouldn't have beer in here i mean yeah we like to run a cold but not that freaking cold so anyhow this they did say walking cooler on my uh sheet and we've got a little orange there and a little purple 502 404 and a little green there so it's for us we're going we would have used 404 on this it does have poe oil on the compressor out there so we're going to go ahead and finish scanning this thing over see if we can find anything here but a lot of times they'll leak on that uh txv sensing bulb all right let's get this thing cleaned up all right so that looks a lot better than what it did there's a little bit of crud on there but we're not going for a toss my haul here today that uh looks a whole lot better than what it did i did not find any leaks uh so it's got to be outside's what i'm assuming let's go out and see if we can find anything once we get it juiced back up all right so far eight ounces in there you can see the sight glass is changing already that fish is already jumping so i mean it may not be that low go ahead and uh get a little more in there and we'll see where we're at when we're done you can see down there like where the leak probably would be at it would not surprise me if it's outside here that oil came from somewhere over there that compressor valves don't sound all that great you hear it definitely chucking a little bit it's not going in very quick so i mean it's getting a little bit of liquid but we've got the uh emulator there attacking that for the most part i didn't dump it in like a full bore about almost a pound and a half i have a feeling when we go grab the detector again we'll start getting a hit on that i'll kill the fan maybe run the head pressure up see see where it comes in at okay we're checking our super heat you know obviously we've got a little bit of cross on the lines which is usually something some people flip out about but we're running an 18 degree super heat so we're definitely not flooding back and it's obviously got a little liquid when we're doing it it's starting to fade away there but a little hungry i have a bad feeling we definitely got a leak at four almost four and a half now so we're going to get the detector out and scan it we're like 260 the condenser's dirty you know it's middle of winter though i'm not worried about that right at the moment it uh the equipment needs to be uh p.m. badly but they it doesn't happen it's uh probably 40 some degrees out here that's running there's no economizer on it site glass is full let's grab the detector hopefully i can find something it's really really windy out here there's nothing hashed off you can see the trees wiggling stuff like that i mean it's definitely windy out here so far i haven't hit anything yet i mean yeah it's windy the fan's blowing but i should get at least a snip sometimes you'll get it in the pressure switch bellows there it's just it's too flipping windy out here today you're not gonna catch anything i've been down on both sides here not getting anything and with that wind being like it is uh from the fan i mean it could blow it all over i'm gonna go ahead and kill it real quick see if i can get it while it's uh fans not running i even scanned it over with the whisper didn't catch anything at all i mean i don't hear any wind with this thing which is kind of nice uh i've done reviews on that and my other one a couple times so far this one of those instances where it really comes in handy biggest thing with these is get better headphones i prefer the in-ear monitor type headphones those there are not very good to come with it but they put the money and the engineering into the device not the headphones that they bought aftermarket so it's just something to get you started uh at this point guys i don't know what else to do with it i'm just going to run it we'll have to notate that hey it's got issues there's a good chance we've got a leak and uh let's deal with it hopefully it'll be warmer when uh or not warmer hopefully it'll be a little less windy to where we might actually be able to find it so i don't know what else to do let's go downstairs and see how things are going down there okay it's going to back door because i swear this thing went off when i went in last time well it ain't going off and we zeroed outside i'm thinking this thing's probably been skating by somehow with the other cooler being in front of it and it just uh got by i guess i have no idea but anyhow we got a road up so probably got a leak somewhere but i asked to have a leak somewhere not a whole lot i can do about it so anyhow it's gonna wrap this one up guys till next time we'll catch you on the next one all right so we gotta see walking cooler it's warm it's blowing obviously and checking the back here a little bit uh disturbed i'm gonna be surprised if this thing is leaking or not pretty bad shape so is the installation and stuff like that all right so it's clicking let's go up on the roof to see if it's running okay it looks like we found it clock's looking pretty good but just like we figured we can get over here without tripping and falling off the side of the roof we are low on refrigerant and it's cold out so it compounds the issue uh refrigerator 404 is what it says let's go ahead and get our juice back up and see what we uh we'll be fine for leaks after we get done here got it uh gauged up let's see what kind of temperatures we're running there definitely loves all right so we just turned solid and uh we haven't added anything additional yet past solid and you can see what we're running here right around that 180 mark which is where a lot of our headmasters are at about an 81 degree dancing temperature we're right at two pounds nine ounces which isn't a very big system we're all going close to about some of our coldest temperatures we're going to get down to zero maybe it's a little bit of negatives so there's going to be a little more that we're going to need to add for you know the extremist cold days we're going to add a 10 to 15 percent over what you know would normally be the total during uh normal temperatures but uh in this case here once we have about two and a half pounds there and I would say this probably holds maybe four pounds area I'd say maybe up to as much as an extra pound here maybe a little less this is one of them little tricky things we'll just go ahead and watch watch it in and see where we're at all right we threw it into a pump down which really didn't go down very far they're only 14 pounds and it shut off see where we're out on our chart here yeah we ain't got much of a differential from what I can see there I'm going to heat up my receiver there and see where we're at and then see how we're charged from that point kind of cheat a little bit today all right so we made a little adjustment to the differential it's rose up to or it's risen up to nine it's a little bit better than 15 I went ahead and figured out my level on my receiver which was about three quarters of the way we're gonna go ahead and start looking see if we can find a leak it's uh not easy to find we can always come back later it's the end of the day and we're just gonna get them going just flip the switch we got her into it so let's go ahead and grab them the link detector let's take a look all right so we got the lights off in here oh she's starting to go berserker now she ain't happy yeah she's not happy so cold I think it's just I don't know so anyhow we get up here and you can see that the pan's rotten out but if you get in here to that flare nut get down here on this flare nut here you can see she don't like it that should be an easy one to fix just tighten that flare nut up as you can tell this freaking coil is about shot to hell and back I think that's what I was picking up when I was back here I think it's picking up the floaties coming from the that area there I guess what it was picking it up yeah my phone's not doing so good yeah I'm gonna say can't see nothing there we go so we're gonna tighten that thing up see if we blow this nasty drain out because that thing's got bad days going on too it must drain into a bucket or something I ain't sure what the story is on that but we'll see if we can get that thing cleaned out


It gives me great pleasure to be virtually present at this high level conference on public administration in very small states. And I thank Max Everest Phillips, the Director, Governance and Institutional Development Division for the invitation. The Commonwealth of Learning, or CALL, has its headquarters in Vancouver, Canada and a regional office for Asia in New Delhi. Our mission is to help Commonwealth member states and institutions to harness the potential of distance education and information and communication technologies for expanding access to education and training. So it's appropriate that I use this familiar distance education technology to reach you. I start with the question, can technology support human resource development? The conventional methods of education and training within the classroom are inadequate to reach dispersed populations who may be spread out across various atolls and islands. So yes, ICT can play a role as more options are available to our citizens. Mobile telephones are the fastest growing sector globally with 6.8 billion cell phones in use today. Technology radio has had a second coming in countries such as India, Nigeria, Bangladesh as governments are proactively awarding licenses. TV and internet are increasingly available. It's not just about access to ICT. There are other issues of connectivity, relevant content in the local languages and culture which determine who can or cannot have access such as marginalized communities and women. In addition, we have the issues of economic viability such as questions of who will pay for the ICT systems. As a UNDP human development report points out and I quote, the belief that there is a technological silver bullet that can solve ill-health or economic failure reflects scant understanding of real poverty, unquote. As we know, ICT do enable change and add value to the development process. But by themselves, they do not create the development process. ICT strategies are only effective, sustainable and worth the effort if they are integrally linked to a broader, more comprehensive education and development strategy. One effective ICT strategy for education and training is distance learning. Distance learning has opened up access to education to millions of learners across the Commonwealth and is an option worth considering if we wish to close the gaps of access, costs, equity and quality. Many governments across the Commonwealth are adopting distance learning to reach the unreached. One compelling reason for distance learning is lower costs. For example, the annual cost per student at the Korean National Open University is $186 as compared to nearly $3,000 for a campus student. Similarly, the annual costs for SDOU Thailand students, this is the open university in Thailand, are $226 compared to $876 in a campus university in the same country. In short, distance learning can cost one-third of what a student would normally pay in a campus university. So what of quality you might ask? The Open University of the UK, a distance learning institution ranked fifth among the 100 universities surveyed by the Quality Assurance Agency of the UK and was one rank higher than Oxford University which came sixth. So the same learning outcomes can be achieved using distance learning approaches. Let us take up the question with which we started. Can ICT support human resource development? The answer is yes. Distance learning and the appropriate use of ICT can support human resource development. CALL has developed two high quality distance education courses that you could use to support public administration training in the very small states of the Commonwealth. One is an executive masters of public administration which is a distance learning program and can be offered by any tertiary institution in your country or region. This program can help public service officers gain a high level of competency and global outlook. The courses have been developed by academics and professionals from top Commonwealth institutions. This is a flexible program that allows the learners to study at their own pace and convenience and at affordable costs. My colleague who leads on this at CALL is Professor Madhulika Kaushik from India and you can see her photo there. The program includes courses on public policy, development planning and administration, policy analysis and implementation, contemporary administrative systems and disaster management to name a few. The technologies that are used to deliver this program are print, audio, video, teleconferencing and e-learning. The context determines the technology to be deployed. So far nine partner institutions in Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Mauritius, Ghana, Nigeria, Jamaica and Guyana are offering this program. The second program that CALL has developed in partnership with the Commonwealth Secretariat is the diploma in legislative drafting. This could be taken as a refresher course to enhance professional skills or as a qualification. The courses include introduction to legislative drafting, instructions and compliance, structuring legislation and a project to develop drafting skills. The technologies used to deliver this course are print, materials available on CD-ROM or an entirely online course for those who have computers and connectivity. The five partner institutions offering this course are the University of the South Pacific Vanuatu campus, Athabasca University, Canada, the National Open University of Nigeria, the Indira Gandhi National Open University, India and the University of Derby, UK. These resources are Commonwealth and available to you. Another valuable resource is the Virtual University for Small States of the Commonwealth or WASC. All the 32 small states are members of this consortium. The courses I have just described could be offered through this network or through the existing tertiary institutions in your countries. In addition, you could use some of the courses which have been developed by four and of the small states under this initiative. I only refer to two which may be of interest, disaster management and business and entrepreneurship. There are several other relevant courses developed by WASC that are available free on the call website. My colleague John Lesperance from the Seychelles leads this initiative. As you have seen, appropriate technologies and available courses can help you promote human resource development in your countries. Call is your organization and it works for you. It's small and flexible and can respond readily to your needs. Call is a world-class source of expertise in distance and technology-based approaches and in these times of economic difficulty, these approaches will become more relevant than ever before. Finally, how can call help? One, call can help you adopt and adapt the course materials to suit your specific needs. Two, it can provide the technical advice to make decisions about the deployment of appropriate technologies. And three, it can help you develop the corpus of capacity within your country to make these efforts sustainable. And with that, I thank you for your kind attention.


Welcome. Let me know you can hear me. I'm Alyssa Armo and I'm here to talk to you today about my favorite topic. It's gaps. Gaps in the market. Can everybody hear me? If you have questions, excuse me, just write them in the room. I don't answer them as we go along tonight. So let's get right into it today. I'm going to talk about advanced technical analysis. That's how I determine each day what gap I'm treating. And I know we're going to talk here a little bit and I'll go back and forth maybe with charts as well to show you what a gap is. But it's technical analysis that I'm using to look at the gap and then determine if the gap is a long or a short. If you have questions as we go along here, feel free to email me at Melissa at thestockswish.com. You can follow me on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Pinterest, or Skype. Feel free to call me if you have any questions as well. I get this question a lot. Can you make money in the market using just advanced technical analysis skills? And the answer is yes, you can. You don't have to follow fundamentals or read reports of stocks, earnings reports to determine whether or not something is a good long or a good buy. In fact, there would be no time to do that. It's just not physically possible from the time you get up each morning to determine if you're going to really do this as an active trader, which is what I do. So I'm very active. You couldn't possibly look at every report of every stock that's out there and analyze it, at least not if you wanted to be active. Okay. So trading is not investing. It's pulling money in and out of the market consistently day after day after day. I call it chunking it out, but that's really the way that I'm looking at it. And I see some people signing her late. Again, if you have any questions, you can just write them in the room. Feel free. Anyways, understanding how to read price in the correct direction is a key ingredient in profiting in the market. Set yourself apart from the world of novice traders and investors by becoming an expert in technical analysis. Really, what I do is very simple, quite frankly. It's not that tricky. It's just that many people don't understand what I do because I don't know the things that I'm looking at. But once you learn it, it's really not that tricky. Experts have knowledge, do their homework and read information in real time in the form of price patterns in charts. Becoming an expert in technical analysis is a vital ingredient to becoming successful as a professional trader or investor. What a current company's value or worth is always reflected in the price right now. Okay. We're not worried about later. We're worried about right now today or at least within if we're doing an option 24 or 48 hours or the time of the option and in day trade, we're interested in what's happening right now in seconds or minutes. You know, day trades, you have to be out by four o'clock. Okay. So price patterns and charts hold the key to making decisions ahead of time and in the moment to profit and profit substantially. Making money in the market involves making tell me decisions based on price. Price supersedes everything else, even fundamentals, as I was just discussing. Okay. Again, because the idea of price is immediate right now this second. And we all, if you have a live platform, can look up and see the price of anything in real time or as close to real time as we can get in today's electronic world. It's really important, really important, critical. Okay. To make the time to trade on a higher level. This market was choppy for a period in May. Then we went and we rallied and now it's starting to get choppy again. You know, anytime you trade, you got to know what you're doing. I don't care if it's COVID-19 2020. It doesn't matter. An election year, you have to know what you're doing in all times in all instances when you're risking your money in the market. Okay. And again, if anyone has any questions, just write it in the room as we go along here. But people go to school. Okay. To learn what to do. That's how people become doctors and nurses and attorneys and accountants. It amazes me that people trade the market, train the market, actually risk their money without ever having taken a class at all. That shocks me. And then they wonder why they're losing. Well, no wonder they're losing. Okay. It's, it's something that you have to take seriously to do it. And I get this question a lot. So I wanted to put this in the webinar tonight and address it. How am I different from other people out there? And why learn from me? I could talk about why I'm different from other people all night. But, you know, there are many trading educational places out there. So specifically, specifically just addressing that, you know, why I think it would be different to learn from someone like me versus someone else that's teaching educational classes is I trade the market myself. Okay, daily, I created the method I teach, which makes me extremely unique. No one else is doing it but me because I created it. And I created it myself for myself. I teach and trade this method. And I don't teach or trade any other strategies, or any other methods. A lot of educational companies are doing forex or doing Bitcoin, they're doing futures. I'm just doing what I'm doing and nothing else. And the company doesn't teach anything else because I'm the teacher. I'm the only teacher. I am the stock swish. I also prefer one direction. Many of the trades I'd say 90% of the trades that we're doing in the day trade room are shorts. Okay, that's unusual to and unique. I also only tend to take one day trader one ticker symbol a day maybe two like I have one pick. That's how I run the room. I just think it's easier to focus on one simple. And I've actually called the market and it says for this is this as the last three years, this must be an old, old write up. I've been calling the market accurately for way more than three years. But I've been on television for three years discussing it, which is interesting. And if I have time, we'll pull up the market here today to go on more because the market did something very, very critical today. And if we have time, I'll talk about it. Anyways, I'm also not trying to sell you on any other method or strategy, but what I personally know and do and no works, I made the system for myself, which is a key ingredient, I think, and why it works so well. I didn't do it for the purpose to ever teach anyone at all. And ended up being something that morphed into me teaching people once I realized I had a voice just like I have a voice on television. And it's actually something I enjoy doing. I also don't hold anything back in the class. I'm honest, which is also something unique in this industry. I'm making money and very proud of the calls that I've been making this year. And I also did it on my own. And I persevered until I made it. So, you know, I was talking about this the other day in the trading room. I can't believe how many people quit. They attempt to trade, and then they quit. So few people stick with it. And then they actually come back, but then they quit again quickly after that. Anyways, like if you're really going to do something, you throw yourself into it, and you do it, okay? And I'm passionate about what I do in reference to trading in the market. I'm passionate about talking on TV and passionate about anything that I decide that I want to do. I know that's not everyone's personality, but quite frankly, if you want to trade the market and risk your own money in it, you do have to have some kind of level of passion for doing it. Because you may have some challenges along the way. What even if you come and learn from me, what you're going to learn from me is new. You may don't understand it. You may have to ask me questions, okay? And so when you're passionate about something, it tends to lean towards a higher level of success. And again, that's one of the reasons why I ended up figuring all of this stuff out because I really, really, really, really wanted to figure it out, okay? I wanted to be successful so badly in reference to trading. And so that's how I was able to accomplish it, okay? So let's get into the nitty gritty here of technical analysis. What is technical analysis? The method used to analyze securities and make investment decisions fall into two very broad categories. Fundamental analysis and technical analysis. Fundamental analysis involves analyzing the characteristics of a company in order to estimate its value. Technical analysis takes a completely different approach. It doesn't care one bit about the value of a company or commodity. Technicians sometimes called chartists, I would describe myself as a chartist, are only interested in the price movements in the market, okay? Nothing else as I was saying earlier. I do not read research reports. I do not read, you know, anything about a company's earnings or P ratio, none of that. I don't take any of that into account when I'm making decisions about trades, okay? And over the course of the last, you know, 12 years, I've really trained my brain to read charts by looking at the gaps. And that's sometimes how I can call trades like in seconds in real life time in the trading room, okay? Because I can just see it like an imprint. And this again has served me well. But for many people, they never get to the point that they train their brain because they never stick on and stay with one strategy or system, a way of looking at things. They will look at far too many indicators, far too many different things, far too many different systems and be all over the pace and very erratic. And so they never train their brain at one specific thing, whereas I have, okay? So think about like this, reading prices like learning a language, if you are, you know, doing that, what is it? The Rosetta Stone teaches different languages online. Whatever you're doing when you're starting something new, French, Spanish, German, whatever, if you're learning a new language, Italian, you're starting out like at the beginning. And you train yourself not only to write it and read it, but to speak in a different language the way things sound, okay, to get it right. And think of charts like that. So everybody has charts and I'm sure has looked at charts, but you don't read them the same as me, okay? So I devise this whole new method of how to accurately read directional bias using advanced technical analysis. And again, it's easy. It's in the gap. There's one underlying principle that exists in the world of the market. Every chart need TF is existence. What is it? It is a pattern that exists in the stock market. Understanding to read price is so critical to create substantial gains in the market, which obviously was whatever one wants. You don't want to lose. You want to make money, okay? So what do you need to look for in a chart to know whether to take a trade? What is important and what not is not important. What is important is price, okay? I cannot stress that enough. What else is important for something for shorting, which I have been talking to you about the fact that I like to do, panic. This is very, very important. We saw that last week. Market fell hard on Thursday. Market fell Friday too, okay? So panic is important. Like this guy here. What happens when people panic? They sell, okay? So that's good if you're looking to short. So selling is from what? Panic. Panic people in the wrong direction, okay? Now how do you short? Well, you can do day trade shorts, which we do in the day trading room, or you can buy puts. This particular one was a put. So I'd call JPM puts, and this was back in the middle of May. I called the 90 strikes, okay? And I'll pull up the chart to show you this in a minute. I called it a May 11th, and I called it to expire that same week. Very often I do it within one to two weeks for the option straights. This was a nice trade. Cost was $1.80. Shoulded 6.80. Really nice move. How did this set up?  If you can just hang on here for me for a second. Can everybody see it? I'm just going to go back and forth here. So this was May 11th was the day I called it here. Now again, where did it go? Dropped, fell. The put strike was 90, fell, fell, fell. Look at the beautiful follow-through. So you could have actually got out of the trade the first day here with profit. You could have held it the second day here. Low was $86.90. You could have held it for the third day here. Low was $83.40. So that's a really nice trade. Why? It fell hard through the strike. And in this, this, this is a bank, JPM. This one, if you trade this as options, you really need to get this through the strike. It's just one of these ones. You really have to get them to move. So this was a very nice, and you may look at this and not think this is much of an identity at all, but it was. You can see that there. Okay? So this is selling that's happening. Stock price dropped. I'm going to go back to the PowerPoint here. And that's how you could have made $20,000. That's just in one week on one stock. Now this is an advanced risk of 7,800. What if you bought one contract? Okay? It would have cost you only 180 bucks. You still could have made money. Okay? It's the idea of how much your risk, someone was asking me this the other day. It depends on how much cash you have. So the idea is to build your account up if you have a small account. This was another nice short, but it was a put. So when you're doing options, you buy puts. Okay? This was the 119 puts. Cost was 210. Again, these are relatively reasonable price costs. Trains. Again, one contract would have been $210. Should have for-profit 7,600. Really, really nice trade. I'm usually looking for 50% to 100% return in investment. In this case here, this was almost 100%. But a beautiful move. Now let's look at the target chart. This was May 21st when I called it.  Everybody see the chart again? We're going to pull up target. May 21st here. Now this took a little bit of a time. It started falling here, but it really didn't get the traction till when. Boom. Here on the 26th, this is a nice fat bar. Okay? See the low is 114.81 and I'd call the 119 strikes. See this momentum? Again, this is selling and panic for people that are what? That are long target that are selling then. Sold since the day I called it. But this was the one here that just kaboomed. Okay? Any questions? Just write them in the room as we're going along. So here is an example of not an option but a day trade. Here I have this chart in here. This is HPQ. This was selling too, but a different way to take the trade. This is a day trade where you're in and out quickly on the day. All of this is using my system using technical analysis. Technical analysis and what in the gap. This day the stock gap, this is HPQ. Now what is a gap? The stock closed at one price one day and opened at a different price the next day. Boom. And then I get up in the morning and I determine if I'm looking at HPQ like I was this morning if this is a long or short. Okay? Now HPQ was a nice short entry was 1552. I use stops, hard stops when I do day trades. Share quantity 5,000. Risk was 2,900. We added on this because we added into the momentum. It continued, doubled up on the sizing and really what looks like a very small bar was actually a very profitable day. So 50 cents thereabouts but you still could have made 3700 bucks but it was a very accurate trade. Accuracy counts when you're trading. It counts all the time but particularly when you're trading on a one-minute chart or any time intraday between 9.30 and 4. Okay? In reference to the options if you get filled in an option trade and get filled 20 cents more or 20 cents less that's not that big of a deal if it moves with momentum and you're getting it and you're holding it for a couple of days but for something like day trades you really have to have the sizing right and you have to have to stop right too. Okay? Again you see how everything is based on numbers numbers numbers numbers numbers and again if we have time at the end I will talk about the market because numbers are important. That's what technical analysis is. I'm looking at the numbers in the chart. Okay? So my method that I designed is the Golden Gap 26 point rating system. It was a completely new method that I created. I mean it's 12 years now I've been doing it but I go through the point system. I go through the checklist every morning to determine what we're going to do and again whether we'll go long or short but as I'm telling you I prefer to short. Now we're going to talk about a little bit here what is a gap. I was kind of talking about it with the HPQ but a stock gap so the opening price today is different from the closing price of the previous day's trading. A gap is a break in the price action from one day to the next. Simple. Okay? That's simple. Well then you say well how do I know what to do with them? Well I rate them to determine it. That's what you come and learn from me. So I called my system a Golden Gap because a Golden Gap is a gap that has high odds, high odds of working on the day. Everything is about odds. Nothing is 100% in the market. You have to say well the odds are in my favor this is going to work and when you see that and it rates a certain number then you do it. If the odds aren't in your favor you don't take the trade. There are some days that we don't trade. Friday we didn't do anything. The odds weren't in our favor. It was going to be a sloppy market Friday and I knew that after Thursday. Finding gaps that rate according to 26 point Golden Gap rating system is like finding gold in the market. Golden Gap spot institutional money and institutional money is what moves the market. It moves it higher and it moves it lower. Okay? Golden Gaps are made by professionals. There are gaps that have a high odds of working in the day in the correct direction of the gap with a large momentum move. You make money as a trader when you're playing momentum. You got to have it. You're not going to make any real money if you're getting five, ten, twenty set moves. I know people want to trade low float stocks and trade hundreds of thousands of shares and get twenty cents out of them. That is too aggressive, too risky, and quite frankly doesn't make any sense. Okay? Institutions are not trading low float stocks and you'll lose far more than you'll ever win by taking size positions like that to even make a couple thousand dollars. It's much much better to trade stocks that move a dollar, two dollars, three dollars, four dollars or more and take a couple hundred shares or a couple thousand shares. Okay? And this is for anybody with any size account, quite frankly. So why do Golden Gaps work to read price? Gaps are created with large institutional money. That is what makes the gap. The gaps that happen and play out in stocks are formed by one thing and one thing only, large institutional money. Therefore, you need a way that will help you pick the correct direction to play the gap and then to confirm that the large money will flow with it. By having a formula to rate and qualify the gap, you get confirmation and conviction that the large institutional money is on your side and then you play it. Gaps are an event and create a sense of urgency. That's an action is being forced. We're talking about with the panic, but participants of the stock, this is why gap trading is incredibly powerful and it definitely, definitely is. Training gaps is a powerful and profitable way to train because you're trading on the side of power money and that's how you as one individual can make a lot of money in the market even with a small account because even if you have a large cap as one individual, you aren't going to move a stock. Okay? You personally can't move any stock. You've got to be with the big money, all right? So it's about power money. Power money is hedge funds. It's big banks. That's what institutional money is. And they move stocks. They create actually the gaps that I'm playing. Now, does that mean that every stock of the gap sound is a short or every stock that gaps up is a long? No. No, it's not that easy. If it was, guess what? Everybody would make money in the market and that's not the case. It's very, very specific. Some gaps we don't do. Some gaps are good shorts. Some gaps are good longs. Okay? That's the purpose of getting up in the morning and looking at the pre-market data, seeing the gap and then reading it. Okay? And again, this is all that I teach in detail in the class, but I'm just trying to give you an eye-opener here. Now, we did Apple. This was a call. So, again, you can go long gaps too. Apple was a call. We did the 320s. This was back at the end of May. The cost of this contract for the 320s, I called them May 27th. It expired 6-5. It was 390. Okay? And you could have sold it for 7. That's a nice profit. Again, not quite 100% but close. So, we'll look at Apple. May 27th. Gosh, May seems a while ago now, doesn't it? Especially since when it's almost July. May 27th here. And I called the 320s. And actually, you could have taken profits right in here. Snug as a bug. Now, if you held this one, it continued. Okay? But you could have gotten out of this here. It actually ran up here on 6-3 to 3-20, 6-20. And I'm going to point this out. Every once in a blue moon, something will have a big run up the last day. In this case here, it did. Now, this isn't what I thought would have been a good exit on this. But if you actually held this, this went $11, almost $12 through the strike. Look at that. Again, risky to hold it the last day. But I'm just pointing that out here for this. But it actually did move the second day. Okay? So, again, this was a long then we did along on the diamonds. This was that same week, last week of May. Cost was $4.30. Shulled at $9.20, $20 contracts. Would have been an $8,600 risk. Profit $9,800. Nice move. And I'm going to show you this in a minute too. This was the diamonds. This is the Dow ETF. Here. See it? Snug as a bug. This is a gap up. Closed here. Gapped up. Took a second day to move. Boom. There's the punch. Ran up. High this day when it gapped up was $255.79. Gapped up the next day even more. $257.94. That's really nice. $8 through the strike. Again, you bought it here. You could have sold it here. You could have sold it here. Typically, I'm looking for 24 to 48 hours. And since I have this out, we may as we talk about this, this was a gap down here that happened last week where the market sold off. We're talking about panic selling. So, the market closed here Wednesday. $270.46. Boom. See where it opened? $262.14. Sold off. Questions as we're going along here. So, I just put in here two weeks. Two weeks, this was the last week of May and the first week of June. And I want to show the results that you could have had with the $2,500 risk in the day trades with my trade calls in the room. And this was not doing trades for days. We didn't do any trades. So, we didn't do any trades for days in two weeks. And you still could have made over $15,000. Now, how's that possible? Because we got the right things. It's the same thing as anything. Okay. And there were no what I would call massively huge days in here. These are just normal, normal days where you're looking for one turnaround or one and a half turnaround. Erika, I know you've got to get back to the room. You've just really, really been on point in the last month. So, it's one of these things where this is from a student Jackie. I've just been on a roll. I think I think I, as a doing this for this long now, like I said, 12 years, sometimes I do get in a hot strength. But, and I'm in that right now with everything, options and day trades. But in general, it's just in normal times with me. You're looking for an 80% win ratio. So, you figure out that of every 10 trades, two we're going to lose and eight are going to be positive. Right now, I'm in a hot streak where everything is working. Now, again, that's not all the time, but that's just where I'm at right now. One of the reasons I'm extremely, extremely focused because of the market right now, like I said, has been slightly choppy. And again, if I have time, we'll talk about that tonight. But any questions so far.  That's baloney, shmoney. Yes, you can. And you don't even need to trade every day. And you don't need to trade all day long. And you don't need to do 50, 60, 70, 500 trades a week. You don't, okay? It is quality, quality, quality, quality. And that is the whole point. And I realized that very early on in my career, before I even figured that in this out. I realized that and that's where I set out to try to find the best thing every day. And that's why I try to find the best thing every day. And that's why it took me three years to do it because I was very determined in how to do that. Chate, we'll go over that because you're asking of a specific question. Let me, I'll answer that at the end, okay? Since you're asking of specific market question. But I won't forget it. So anyways, using a system and a checklist is a very, very professional way to trade, okay? It's not like throwing and unfortunately many traders, that's what they do. There's a 50, 50 chance of working. That's how they think. I don't think like that. I always take a trade and feel like I have 100% conviction it's going to work. I never take a trade. I don't think it's going to work, okay? So the purpose of the checklist though is to find stocks of trade that have what? A high probability of directional bias for the entire day.  Early confirmation of the bias and the move between 930 and 10. So if you want to trade with me, you'd have to be available during that morning period and precise entries with follow through and a good risk to reward. Again, I'm looking for a one over. So if you came and wanted to do my class, you would learn my system. It is a 26 point rating system, okay? That's what's in the class. You use it to rate stocks to play intraday or you can do them as options. However, the 26 point rating system can be used to choose a stock to take as a swing trade or core trade too if you really want to do that. One of the reasons why the Golden Gap course is so unique is because the system can be used in multiple ways to trade one stock simple. Like you could do a day trade in the diamonds and say a put like you could have done both of those last Thursday. Okay? It can be used to trade in multiple time frames depending on your financial goals. Do you have the time to day trade or just do the overnight in the options? That's really up to you. And it's up to you whether it's short or long-term. So it how is it possible to use one system for many, many time frames because the system follows the large institutional money. This is why the information taught in the Golden Gap course is so valuable. And how many systems when you think about it can you trade in multiple purpose ways and time frames with conviction? Very few. I didn't even design my system for that purpose but I realized it after I was doing it for several years. I didn't start doing options at the beginning of my career. I was day trading for many years before I started doing options. And I realized the follow-through and how I could be doing them overnight. The Golden Gap Rating System uses advanced technical analysis and ascertaining the direction it's set up and therefore it can be used in multiple time frames. All right. So that's a plus. So you can use it for swing trades options even if you don't have time one day to do a day trade. And if you use advanced technical analysis skills you can trade more accurately and that will allow you to make more money. If you're going to put $7,000 on the line or you're going to put $8,000 in the line or you're going to put $2,000 in the line whatever of your hard-earned money you want to have a high level of accuracy. You want to know that it is going to work as close as you can get to 100% knowing that some trades will lose but knowing that far more will win and that's what allows you to handle emotionally and financially the losers. Say I take a trade and it loses. I know the next trade is probably going to work so it doesn't bother me. Okay. Whereas many people when they lose in the market they get so frustrated and upset because they don't know if the next trade is going to be a loser or a winner. I have a high level of confidence because I'm so familiar with my system and I've been doing it for so long. So and my ability to read charts gives me the conviction to take the risk and do it. And also shorting like I said it's just something that I love to do. And even though it's summer it's plenty there's plenty of stuff to do plenty of gaps and plenty of things to short. Okay. Any questions here? Now this however was a long we went long the spy. Entry was 310.50. Every once in a while we will go along in the day trading room. So I'm showing you some longs. 309.20 was the stop. 2,500 shares. Risk was 3,250. Exit was 312. The market did act very bullishly into this period here. This is the swing up here at the end of May into the beginning of June. So this was a nice day trade. Now again if you don't have the equity to do a day trade with the spy you could have bought calls. You could have bought the 310 calls. You could have bought the 311 calls. You could have bought the 312 calls and still gotten boom the push and the run up. Okay. So again it's just another way of doing it to profit. Here was another long. We did the diamonds. Entry 260.52. Stop was 259.50. 2,500 shares was the risk of 2,550. Exit was 262.25. Again we're looking for a dollar two dollar move with the day trades. You can see here and the size helps. You could have made 43.25. This was a really nice day. So again if you can't afford to buy this take 2,500 shares of the diamonds of this price point with buying power margin you can buy the call. Okay. Any questions here so far? So I've kind of been talking about this. I personally think that shorting has given me an edge all across the board with my trading because I can really see when somebody is a good long because I'm such an expert in shorting. I prefer to short but I also go long but we only go longs are really good longs because I have an edge because I know how to short so well that I know what a good long is. And you know for whatever reason many traders prefer to go long. They're not good at shorting and they can't tell a good long from a bad long. Okay. So shorting has given me an edge and that's just something that I didn't know at the beginning neither but I realized over time. So as far as percentage of returns you know it can be huge in day trades if you look at percentages I look at risk to reward. You're risking 100 you're looking to make 100 you're risking 1,000 you're looking to make 1,000. When you're doing options you can look at it as a percentage. If you're risking 2,000 you're looking to make 2,000 100% return on investment. So day trade is a little bit different than options as far as percentage of return. I say one and one one around flip over but with day trading a percentage of return is really based on an R concept a risk. You set your risk. It's set based on the cash size of your account and how much equity you have. Okay. And we're talking about day trades or options which either one it should be the same for most of the trades you take equal or close to equal. And when I do an ad it's like I'm doing two trades in one. So what is an R? An R is one risk unit. The risk unit per trade should be equal or close to equal per trade. It doesn't matter if it's an option though or day trade it should be the same or close to it. You can't go all across the board if I call a trade in Google that's an option and it costs $35 for one and you're not spending $3,500 on your positions you can't do it then. Okay. You can't be all over the place with this. This has to be consistent or it will mess up your results. So the risk unit is the amount of money or actually risking in the trade if you use a hard stop. If you do not use a hard stop you have unlimited risk. That's why I use hard stops. So many people do not know where to put a stop. I teach this in the class but it is important know that you have to have a kill point place. As far as options the kill point in the stop is the amount that you have risked. You can't lose any more than that. That's the nice thing about options the amount of risk is the stop. And this is true for any beginner, intermediate or advanced person. Okay. But the bigger picture is something that for me I wanted to change careers. If you like what you're doing as a career and you just want to make money on the side that's perfectly fine.  And what's the point of that? Pretty dumb. All right. If you want to do this seriously as a career you have to take it seriously. If you want to do on the side you have to take it seriously. You have to take it seriously no matter what your reason for doing it. You should know the reason that you're doing it though. So you can set some goals for yourself 12 months out or six months out or whatever. One important key factor in becoming a successful trader is keeping in mind the bigger picture while living in the now. This is difficult for people to do but it's very important. Everybody wants what they want today, yesterday. That's not realistic. Okay. But you can get there in the future and in a reasonable amount of time with diligence and hard work and certainly following a good mentor like me and learning along the way. You can live in the now with your daily decisions but keep the bigger picture in mind of where you want to go and who you want to become. And I think it's important. If you do not keep the bigger picture in mind the regular everyday things in life will consume your daily thoughts and you will never reach the bigger picture goal. Trading is a career choice if you want to do it for a career and a lifestyle choice where you want to work only a certain amount of hours of day and you don't want to work weekends. And for me that was very important besides working for myself. Many people struggle to remember the bigger picture goals and dreams during their day to day activities. Like what do I mean? Getting out of control.  Like it's the last day you're ever going to trade and you blow up your account. People do it all the time that's really done. Think of the bigger picture.   So take a step back. Everybody has a bad day once in a while. You have to always have the bigger picture in mind. For me it was a culmination of many things. One I wanted to change careers because I was doing mortgages and I hated it. And two I also didn't want to work weekends anymore. Didn't want to work 12-hour days. Okay you have a lot more time to yourself if you work from home and trade and it's convenient. Particularly in this time right now with COVID-19 I know a lot of people are working from home but their structure is different. My life hasn't changed. I can't go to the gym. I can't go out and see my friends but as far as my work life my professional life it has not changed at all during COVID-19 and for that I'm truly truly blessed. But when you work for yourself it is something that is a blessing but you got to get to that point. Okay you got to get to that point. I think the bigger picture if this is your real goal or say you're retired and you want to make extra money and work part time you have to think of the bigger picture. It is nice to be your own boss and work from home and I think a lot of people realize that this year again with whatever that's been happening with the virus. Jade I will get to your question here when I'm done at the end but anybody else have any other questions? So think about what I said tonight about your plan of action. If you're interested in learning my system you can reach out to me at Melissa at thestockswish.com but it is important to know why you're doing this. Like I had a clear clear focused that I wanted a new career and I was able to achieve it. It was hard work it was diligence it was perseverance and it took me three years but think about your own plan of action. Everyone has a different one. You can teach yourself and lose as much money as you can stand until you figure it out or run out of money. This is what many people actually do. Two you can learn from someone else at a cost like the cost of my class. So you know there's two choices that you have if you want to make it. You can do one or you can do two. Most people that I talk to do one and then I find that come back around years later and end up then learning from me anyways. I talked to a guy last week he didn't want to do my class he thought $7,000 was too much money so he paid $5,000 for a class somewhere else and lost $5,000 in a month trading. So he spent $10,000 and then he ended up calling me up and he still hasn't done the class. It's you know you're going to lose money from the market and you're going to lose money on cheaper classes. There's a reason that my class is priced the way that it is it's worth it. Same thing with my options newsletter. I haven't called one options trade in the last three weeks that's lost every single trade. I've called on the options letter has worked for the last three weeks. It might even be four now. I have to look and go back. I have had a hundred percent to you know win ratio lately but you know it's funny because there was a week in May where the market was really difficult and I was saying to myself gosh this market is so tight and then I thought to my and then I was talking to people they said oh da da da da and I said you know no it's me it's all me like I am perfect when I want to be like I can be perfect like when I'm focused I'm a hundred percent but you know obviously I'm doing many other things with many other factors and life going on when I'm a person you know when the person's world you know trading isn't the only thing in my life but it's interesting because I know that I'm that good that I can even handle a difficult market but it takes an extreme amount of focus sometimes market doesn't like that 365 days a year but sometimes it is and we're kind of in that period you know you can call it because of COVID-19 or whatever but we have been in that period this year so you have to be focused too you have to be focused if you come to me you have to listen to what I'm saying get the concepts write them down think about it process the charts anyways yep you have to decide for yourself I'm here to tell you that too is easier and cheaper in the end just like the example of the gentleman that I gave you I'll probably be having the same conversation with him a month from now but you know you have to go through your own process I try to guide people along the way and say think about the things I'm saying it makes sense and a lot of it is common sense so anyways my class teaches one solid strategy it teaches multiple entries in place it teaches you how to trade the open which is critical it teaches you how to book money intraday and stocks it teaches you advanced chart reading skills and it teaches you how to get conviction in your own trading the market is a source of wealth and whether you want to become wealthy or whether you just want to replace your current job both are available okay the market has billions and billions and trillions of dollars in it so my class is called the golden gap course it teaches the strategy and how to trade gaps the course teaches a 26-point rating system to find the best stock to trade each day the course also teaches you what direction to trade the stock on the day the course teaches you chart analysis and tactical analysis on an advanced level so why take my class one to learn a strategy that you can use to make money in the U.S. stock market one of the best markets in the world to learn a strategy that offers momentum moves in stocks each day very important we don't trade crap we trade stocks you know of companies you've heard of Apple Google Amazon to learn how to trade gaps okay specifically to learn how to reach charts with advanced technical analysis in gaps to learn a strategy that's profitable on multiple time frames that's important too to learn how to reach stock charts and price patterns to learn how to pick which symbol to trade on the day that's the best one highest rated and to learn how to enter the stock and determine the targets I teach that in the class too and then to learn a new career you can do from home which you know a lot of people are working from home right now you can trade into your job when you may not have been able to do that before I know Eric you were doing that a couple weeks ago now I don't know if you've gone back Eric has another full-time job he you may still be at home you know I don't know what some places have opened up some places are still closed New York is still closed I don't I don't know if we'll ever open at this point now I don't know if I'll see the light of day till 2021 in Manhattan but oh Eric you're still working from home too wow you haven't opened up either that's crazy you didn't even have them any cases in your state that's nuts anyways empower yourself to trade make the time to start trading show the next class is June 27th to 28th if you're interested okay it's 69.99 US dollars nine to five eastern time if you're interested email me I will send you the forms to sign up I'm doing a summer special through this Friday the 19th if you want to sign up you would get the gap options newsletter and the live trading room free through labor day okay and that's great so you get all the options trades and all the day trades and the class in one shot and again July August it's a good period to be in the room because it will be third quarter earning season and so you'll get basically two and a half months in the room a little bit more than two and a half months in the room and to get all the trades is fabulous and I have been calling a lot of trades now let's go over here to Chase question and anybody else has any questions I'm just going to go back to the charts because his question is about the market


So, to cut straight to the chase, the Junk Duplication glitch still works after the latest 2.01 patch for Cyberpunk 2077 Phantom World Liberty. How's it going guys, my name's DPJ and if you do enjoy the video, leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more, be sure to subscribe. So yes guys, tried and tested this glitch hasn't been patched just quite yet, but I do have a feeling one is coming so if you need those edits and there's a good chance that you do, you may just want to take advantage of this while you can. So I will quickly explain how this is done for those that do not know and give you guys the best method in doing so. I have a complete guide with the best method in doing this, which I'll link down below, but to be brief, this is what you want to do. First I'll head over to one of the many junk shops found across Night City, my favorite is located right here. It's here by multiple of the same junk item, the Modern Marrier, but anything over 2 is fine. Also make sure it's junk worth $3 when it comes to you selling it. So with that stack of junk, large or small, head over to this fast travel point right here, as this is where we set up for this amazing money glitch. So once you are here, you will notice that there are two drop points right beside one another. What you want to do here guys is bring your car or bike as close to these as you possibly can. Just to store access junk later on and for backup purposes. So go to any of the two drop points, tab over to your junk, then hover above said stack of junk you just bought. In the bottom right you can see it says sell junk. Now whatever button this is on your platform, hover above that said stack of junk, press and hold that sell junk button while holding the sell junk button, press the sell button. You can now let go of that sell junk button, but from here guys you want to sell all but one of said junk. So scroll to the very end and sell all but keep one for yourself, then click sell. What you will notice is another tab will pop up, sell again. You will now notice guys that that stack you just sold to that drop point has duplicated. From here you want to buy that stack back. Then just repeat the process guys, do this until you have over 50,000 of said junk item which I know sounds like a long time doing it but it really is guys just a few minutes. Now once you have over 50,000 you need to go into your inventory and drop or dismantle anything over that 50,000 mark. So you have an exact 50k stack of said junk item. This is important to make this efficient. Once you have that 50k stack do you pick one more time at the drop point but then buy it back so you have 100k of that said stack of junk. From here guys split the pile and put 50k in your stash using your vehicle. This means you'll have 50k in your stash and 50k on you. Now guys you just want to create a save to be careful. From here you want to dupe that 50k one more time, then buy and back. You now have 100k junk on you. From here go to the other drop point and sell it half the stack. Sell it 50k and leave it there for now do not buy it back. So you now have 50k on you and 50k in that one drop point. Now guys go back to the first drop point then dupe that stack you have of 50k and sell them. This will earn you 300k eddies. From this point guys do not buy them back that money is yours. Now go back to that drop point you just sold the 50k to and buy that stack of 50k junk back. Once you've brought it back guys dupe and sell them again emptying that drop point for another 300k do not buy them back. Here guys back at the drop point skip time by 24 hours this resets that drop point money.  From this point again guys split them so you put 50k in your car and you'll have 50k on you. Now you want to go back to that drop point and you want to dupe the 50k again you have on you once more.  From here again go to the other drop point and sell it 50k and leave it there for now as you did before. Now you have 50k on you and 50k in that one drop point.  Do not buy it back go back to that drop point you just sold 50k too. Buy them back dupe them again sell them earn yourself another 300k eddies. And guys you can do this over and over and over until you are fed up of making that money. But yes guys a short but brief one if you want a full guide a full explanation I'll link the video down below. But yes the dupe glitch still works after patch 2.01 but I have a feeling this may vanish with the next so take advantage of it while you can. And that not guys the end of the video has arrived if you enjoyed it leaving a like really helps out. Feel like what you see I want to see more of you sure to subscribe and hopefully guys I will see you on that next one.


When you are going to a scene, like maybe a car accident, usually most of the time it's a car accident if we get somebody that is burned alive.  Like fingers break off, break off. I've done it quite a few times. It was terrible. It's just like meaty flesh. Like if you were to take a chicken leg and like pull the skin off and then it's just like muscle and that's what a burnt body looks like. They smell like barbecue though. It kind of makes you hungry.