Hi everybody. Welcome to another update from the World Health Organization on the COVID-19 response. I'm Donna Prosser, Chief Clinical Officer here at the Patient Safety Movement Foundation and we're so excited to have Dr. Ed Kelly here with us to give us an update. Welcome Ed. Thanks very much Donna. Great to be here again. Excellent. Well let's just go ahead and get started then. Good. Well thanks Donna and again it's just a real pleasure to be here with the Foundation. So I'd say every time the Foundation has been one of our real partners on patient safety in general and in particular you know in this COVID pandemic to get the word out about key messages on not just on the virus but also all the impact it's having on essential services and key considerations about how to keep health services safe and environment. So I'll go through a little bit of an update on the health services and systems support to the COVID-19 response. So the key messages that we've always tried to push and our Director General has always tried to promote is that as he said while we tackle the pandemic we can't lose focus of other health issues. We must ensure the continuity of health services really as he put it now more than ever we have a duty to give health workers safe working conditions as a particular aspect within this outbreak and I know that's been a one of the big standards of the Foundation and of course of patient safety and the general patient safety global movement around the foundations of how you deliver safe care but never was that more apparent as it is now. What I'd like to do is go through a quick update of the epidemiology of what we're seeing globally the resurgence of COVID and the possible implications for the flu season and then a few updates on essential health services and the activities that are buzzing around the world to try and keep that work going and keep colleagues up to date but also involved in all of the different partners in different countries around the world. So the current epidemiologic situation you can see here just in the previous 24 hours while it's a really an eye-popping number it's not the highest number that we've had over the past number of days just over the weekend we had the highest 24-hour period we've had since the pandemic started on Sunday before that the highest 24-hour period the day before the highest week we've ever had since the start of the virus was last week so in general while of course it's difficult to compare case numbers that we're seeing now to very early in the outbreak where we weren't anywhere near the number of testing the number of tests out there being done but we clearly are not going in the right direction you can see some of the numbers of the countries with the highest number of cases in the previous 24 hours and this is as of October 19th so there too ago but a whole number of countries with very precipitous updates especially in Europe you can see also the curve by region in terms of WHO's work the the shape of the curve across the world is very different and if people remember we've had a lot of different models put out there early on in the outbreak not by WHO but by a lot of very learned academic colleagues and we're very grateful for that some of that we use in terms of our own surge calculators for health workforce or for supplies but all of them have a more typical first wave second wave which is a little bit what you've seen in the western pacific shape to the outbreak but none of the regions actually have a typical outbreak curve normally you see a big first wave a smaller second wave that's what the models were predicting in Europe we're seeing a much bigger second wave same in western pacific but then in southeast asia you've never moved out of the really out of the first wave same in the americas it's basically placode and a very different shape in africa as well so clearly what we're seeing now as a big resurgence particularly within europe and the americas we had last week nearly 2.3 million cases nearly 40 000 deaths globally and every single one of those obviously is a tragedy but the number of cases reported in europe almost three times higher than the first peak in march and if you look in the africa region where we've had i guess relatively positive news today we've had a substantial rise in deaths something that we hadn't seen before 27 increase compared to the previous week there are reports of lower mortality in europe versus march clearly it's if you talk to frontline health providers both in north america and in europe clearly we we know better what to do we know better what to expect we know how to manage we've got sex medicine and other approaches that are that are better at managing severely ill patients and people are more conscious about when they need to get to the hospital or not but right now in many countries switzerland included france included spain included it'll included we all if you talk to i-fee providers they are very concerned that they're getting to the that tipping point where it's impossible to manage safely anymore so particularly across europe you see some of the countries here on the right that have had big uptakes particularly in the check republic but also austria and and other countries there there's at least 30 countries 49 countries reporting an increasing trend 30 countries reporting a greater than 50 increased and coven 19 is not the fifth leading cause of death in europe even perhaps higher in north america than us as we've been reported elsewhere and the mobility data that we're seeing from colleagues at google shows that we're really back to pre-pandemic levels it's quite clear that some of the countries that got down where they only had a few cases a day in the summer the people were moving around for their summer vacations and in big numbers now we are about to head into and we haven't yet formally the seasonal influenza time where these have co-circulation of influenza and coven 19 and i can personally say that with a daughter in school and co-workers who have had uh uh my daughter's schoolmates but also co-workers who've had flu-like symptoms but have not had coven it creates havoc for people having to stay home miss work miss school people having to be uh get tests other and potential contact tracing then happening so uh one of the questions we've been asking in the number of countries is actually flu rates for this same time um uh in previous flu season are down significantly so there's two things to consider there there's a strong possibility that some of these measures that contain in coven 19 are being very effective at containing flu and perhaps are more effective at containing flu than they are at containing coven 19 interestingly and there's clearly some uh co-immunity has has been termed um with uh some coronaviruses circulating for instance in in africa there are four strains of coronavirus circulating that may be increasing immunity levels for for uh people to coven 19 so this is something to be watching but um who recommending influenza vaccination for five target groups pregnant women uh people with underlying health conditions older adults and health workers and children and we have it running right now at the who so please get out there and get your flu vaccine wherever you can and i think there's a big challenge around the influenza vaccines and the demand for it may be outstripping supply in some countries with the pressure on on the supply chain that's there but our our strategic advisory group of experts on immunization has recommended uh made some recommendations related to influenza vaccine and also continuing routine immunization for others that are uh that uh for other vaccines that are there so some of the challenges that have been faced by health systems during coven 19 which are presented here the who and the un system have come together with a set of plans that we've talked about before with the foundation that bring together really a set of key actions and specific directions for the how to manage different health services for different diseases and that is something that is presented in our strategic preparedness and response plan is a pillar nine of the work on essential health services and systems that's also reflected in the global humanitarian response plan which is known as the ghrp so that's for countries that are in fragile and humanitarian assistance situations as well as the un framework for the socioeconomic response to coven 19 and actually we had a very very good presentation just yesterday from our colleagues from europe in our regular uh meeting every morning that we have on our situation meeting uh looking at how they are basically bridging their their coven response work into longer term socioeconomic response and trying to strengthen economies and the whole approach take the health first approach and unfortunately there are many countries that that somehow miss that message around the health first approach to their socioeconomic recovery and they're struggling with uh being able to reopen safely businesses schools and other elements of the economy so at the heart of that is really just thinking that uh primary health care and uh in a primary health care approach which is something that whho is advocated dating back to 1978 but kind of re uh established or re emphasized with a major conference at the in Astana Kazakhstan um now uh nursing 10 Kazakhstan um back in 2018 looking at particularly the focus on primary care and the central public health functions so those public health functions that are about and strengthen our ability to to detect and respond to pandemics as being at the core but being supported by multiple sectors so not just being a health issue but but also uh transport and energy and other sectors being there and serving empowered communities so all of those are basically the key ingredients to strong pandemic response as it is to longer term uh really serving people's health uh health needs so that idea of the of Ph.D. and U.S.C. are are part of um the idea behind setting a foundation for uh the access to COVID tools uh accelerator which is a big effort stood up to bring partners the different organizations uh uh who work in global health around the table to try and respond to the demand on vaccines demand on therapeutics and demand on diagnostics and ensure that all countries have access to that so that we we all said well look if these are going to go into countries and be sustainable they need to have a health systems connector that is based on a Ph.D. and and U.S.C. uh approach and this slide summarizes some of the some of the needs that we anticipate two billion vaccines 245 million courses of therapeutics and 500 million uh tests to be needed by mid 2021 so uh and within the ACT accelerator as a global mechanism for for taking that forward strengthening health systems is really focused around seven work streams and it goes from uh areas of health financing and engaging the private sector to data management and uh engaging communities in the response ensuring there's protection for frontline health workers and strengthening clinical care systems as well as ensuring the supply chain is supported uh to deliver all of that so there's a facilitation council that works on this and see there on the left the set of organizations who take part uh in the ACT accelerator and and help lead on the different pillars as well as the the work on the on the health systems connector um you'll see the WHO logo present in everything so uh without um anyway uh sort of pointing out the obvious um our our team that's uh quite a bit stretched to be working on all these different areas but of course WHO is the one of the places that has the expertise to be able to provide technical backups all of these very operational partners that we work with um to give you an idea about what we know is happening in countries uh on essential health services primary healthcare and how safe safely we're able to keep going with services uh and we've talked about this before that we have set up special efforts on looking at the continuity of central health services and that I think shows is both a positive but also shows the weaknesses that we have with routine health information systems uh the periodicity and and how sensitive and how quickly they can give you information on these types of things is just not uh there so this was a special survey we worked on uh as part of the WHO response um looking at the impact on the pandemic across a range of 25 essential health services and we got responses back from 105 uh countries with more probably uh to come in our next round that we're going to be instituting later this year but more than half of countries have limited uh or suspended outpatient and community based service delivery platforms and also mobile clinics are impacted so you can see a wide range of major major interruptions and services and if you look here across the big range of service areas everything from routine dental services and routine immunization all the way to emergency surgery and urgent blood transfusion major interruptions overall 50 percent of health services across the world if you were to look at this uh have been severely or partially disrupted and routine immunization interrupted uh up to 72 percent but uh if you look at other important services such as urgent blood transfusion um and then management of uh severe amount of nutrition perhaps slightly less interrupted but a big big impact on morbidity and mortality and really things that should not you would never imagine being interrupted um the countries that have come up with plans for this um are sort of increasing but still behind what we would hope for 68 percent of countries that had defined an essential health services package to be maintained during the covid uh epidemic um an upper middle and high income countries are much more commonly um uh allocating additional government funding but big gaps in terms of uh funding for those services in uh low income and lower middle income countries so how we'll be tracking this going forward will be through a set of harmonized tools that will be based now that we've looked at the national level we will be repeating that survey on the coming months uh and probably targeted for next month uh but we also now getting down to the health facility level it's quite clear that we've got a reasonable idea of at the national level about what's happening but you know are the supplies that have been procured really getting to the front line our health workers really getting the PPE they need and do they have the equipment that they have so we have a set of hospital readiness in case management capacity tools uh for covid 19 as well as a set of tools around the continuity of essential health services and those three around the survey that I just mentioned also survey on medicines diagnostics uh and supplies for central health services and then community needs assessment that's being dealt with gavi and unifep this gives a bit more detail on some of those the the the information that's going to be collected there but the modules uh are really looking at capacity and readiness and um online applications are already being developed uh and several of them ready for deployment and we have a set of countries that we've envisioned where those will go I'll just finish before coming back to you um Donna and for some questions perhaps with the the idea that a lot of this has come together uh especially with yourselves around world patient safety day which we celebrated 17th September here you see some of the amazing pictures that we have of the monuments around the world in honor of that day being lit up orange the color of the world patient safety day and uh the theme this year was really focused around the the important aspects that covid 19 has has reminded us of which is that safe patients come when you have safe health workers and so this is a linked uh element that that we really emphasize in the in the press conference we had that day and a big online global event that we had that day and then in a facebook live event but globally around 14 of covid cases reported are among health workers or we've got some recent analysis with more full data that looks at a little bit more recently and sort of the latest data it looks like it might be getting closer to 10 percent so clearly we're doing a bit better job um uh with overall globally around preventing infections and health workers but in some countries it's been as high as 35 percent and clearly that's far far too high for uh a disease that we can be preventing um uh spreading in no sacomial fashion so we launched a charter on health worker safety and we really invited all countries hospitals clinics and partners to endorse and implement and you can see the five key actions there all of which are ones that that's in different levels of the health system people can sign up to and really advance so with that maybe i'll just kind of wrap up and uh we can take a moment to consider some of the uh questions that people have uh that you have and and also to um uh we can further explore any of these topics and i'll hand back to you donna thanks excellent thank you so much Ed that was excellent um i do have a few questions um can you um first if you could address the issue of schools reopening there are you know obviously lots of parents who are concerned about the safety of their children going back to school so can you talk to us a little bit about what parents can do to make sure that um that their children are safe when they go back yeah and it's um i think and i've said it on with you before that i think when this is all done eventually um knock on wood then one of the things we will really have uh perhaps the globally not w.h.o and that's the show that but including w.h.o we'll all go back and say how we really misunderstood how important schools are school teachers and schooling are in not just the lives of our children obviously the education of our children but in keeping societies functioning we they have now moved into a part of our society that i don't think anybody really fully understood perhaps um my um mother-in-law who's um uh you know retired uh third grade school teacher she probably she understood it and probably all the school teachers out there understand it but anyway all the rest of us missed it in a big way and we should have really been um moving more quickly for with a more robust uh plan i think at national and global level but that said um right now there's a lot of discussion and it's um the around what's the right approach on schools and there's a big variability across countries clearly it's very very dependent on local epidemiology and local uh context if there is a major uh spread in the community um it's very difficult to to fully fully reopen schools um but i think the consensus has grown that uh that this needs to be one of if not the top but certainly with uh essential health services needs to be one of the top priorities for for trying to remain open safely um and having uh the basic approaches then all still apply so trying to manage the number of people who are in any given space at a time so you can try to create as much spacing as possible using uh masks um uh certainly where the in when the crowding and and as we move more inside even now in the northern hemisphere most schools are almost a hundred percent inside uh and then trying to really engage young students even uh down in the primary school age to really understand the importance of hand hygiene uh and of themselves as responsible you know sort of members of their family and their society and their community to try and reduce the spread um certainly it's not just about the schools but it's also about school age children and and the gatherings that they can particularly in secondary school have so that those types of messages are really important thank you well you mentioned masks for children going to school you know we we see on social media there's quite a debate about masks um you know there are some folks that think that they are necessary and and and wear the and here in california there are there are cities who have a a rule that when you are outside of your house at any time you must wear a mask so can you talk about you know the the disparity there between the folks that say you don't need it at all and those that say you need it every minute that you're out of your house and where where the realistic middle might be yeah um the basically uh you know wto has had uh uh advice on masks that we are now and this goes for everything that we've been doing in the the outbreak and this is true of many of the scientific agencies to give advice at the national level um where there's constant assessment of the evidence that's coming in and i've said this uh we've said this together down and before but the whole point is that this is a novel virus so it looks like some other viruses like other coronaviruses like other um droplet borne viruses but it's new so there are many many things therapeutics and and transmissibility etc that we are still studying but from what we know now it's the virus our position on transmission um has not changed we have a scientific brief on this on came out on july 9th that people can see on our website and it's the same there's no new evidence since then that has changed anything and in terms of the advice on wearing masks definitely it makes sense when you can't be physically distant from uh other people whether that be in public transport or be in a school situation where there's more people than the spacing of one to two meters um or even in a work environment um and uh for instance now who itself has recently although we've just adjusted on our approach on the number of staff in the building uh because we've had more and more people and said it would make sense to have you wearing masks in the public uh space areas such as the cafeteria and other places particularly now that um we're moving back inside and relying on on interior ventilation so um for who our position on uh masks has developed but it hasn't changed if i can put it that way thank you that's very good way to put it uh one one last question for you another thing that we see on social media is a movement for uh to just proceed with herd immunity let the virus wash over the community and um and not wait for a vaccine um can you talk about about what that would do if if we took that approach yeah um well just to back up let's let's take the idea here about what herd immunity is it's a concept that according to which like a population can be protected from a certain virus if a threshold of a vaccination is reached so this is um one of the basic sort of first things that i studied at public health school at john topkins when i was there and we looked at it vis-a-vis for instance the measles uh vaccine so herd immunity would be reached against measles that requires about a 95 percent 95 five percent of the population to be vaccinated and then the remaining five percent would be protected by the fact that measles won't spread among those who are vaccinated but um folks that are proposing that we could reach herd or population immunity it's it's a little bit turning the concept on its head because um the the idea is uh around trying to reach the threshold with a vaccine so already that's sort of a different way to think of it um and we really don't fully understand the implications of letting this virus run freely first of all it's um a dangerous virus running freely like this it's simply unethical it's just not an option because there are such a range of vulnerabilities who would be collateral damage in that push towards herd immunity and we don't also understand as we were saying this novel virus about how strong or how long immunity lasts so we've already heard of reinfections they seem to be rare but but that's something we'll have to find out because there's not so many people in terms of percentage of the populations even in hard-hits countries only 10 percent of the population has been infected so there may be many many more people who are able to get reinfected um so that that type of issue on sero prevalence is there and then third we still don't understand the long-term health impacts among people with COVID-19 there has been a lot of discussion at WHO and in other form about what's called long-haul COVID or post COVID syndrome and even people with very mild symptoms or who got very mild infections and assumingly people with who are promoting herd immunity ideas feel that you know sort of mild symptoms are not such a big deal actually those there are many people who have long lasting effects from those mild symptoms so for all three of those ideas besides the the ethical consideration herd immunity as a protection at the population level is a bad idea well thank you for clarifying that I appreciate it I think those are all of the questions that we have for now but as always I'd love to have you back and you know several weeks to give us another update if that's all right yeah I'd be happy to do it Donna and happy to link in with the foundation anytime wonderful well thanks so much Ed we appreciate you being here and everybody have a wonderful day


Good day fellow investors. I started this channel about 10 months ago already and in that time I have discussed recommended about 30 stocks. Today I want to go through those stocks at least as much as I can do them in one video and show how I think and tell you that the past analysis are there only for information where you can go now and see what was the case when I made the videos. Now things change things always change with stocks so in order to see what has changed you have to adjust your model the model that you use to analyze the stock. Nevertheless in that period I have recommended 30 stocks let's say recommended or analyzed of those 30 stocks 20 were winners 5 were draws and 5 were total dots. So the average return of let's say the youtube channel on a very very diversified mostly educational portfolio where I analyzed a lot of profiles and everything was 11.9% which is very very good the median return was 12.36% where for such a diversified portfolio with such a pressure of giving free new stocks every month what I did the whole of 2017 I think it's an amazing result and I think a lot of you really took advantage of what I have been sharing there have been some dads we're going to go through them but the most are winners because I always try to invest with a margin of safety and the dads are not yet finished story so there might be more opportunities. I want to do this recap video to really sum up what I have been doing from now on I want to do any more stocks to buy I will do every Sunday for now surely a stock analysis so really pros and cons of investing in such a stock which will be much more educational much more informative than a bullish video on a stock a bullish video really attracts views but I don't want to be the person who attracts views I want to be the person who shares knowledge and therefore we are going to shift from the stock to buy video to the stock analysis Sunday stock analysis but let's now dig into the recap of the channel to give you perhaps you will find some new ideas the links are in the description below of the past analysis you will see how that evolved and you will see how that fits your portfolio when that stock comes again on my research list to update everything I will make then again a full video because I like always to check a stock okay would I buy it now doesn't matter what happened in the past doesn't influence my decision to buy or not always look okay from now would I buy that stock if I own a stock and I wouldn't buy it then it is a sale nevertheless let's start the first stock I discussed was harmony gold mining company I discussed it at 1.8 I think and now the price is 2.3 the reason why I discussed is note that gold exposure extremely high gold costs as gold prices went up a little bit we can see that result is very very positive for harmony from now on it is again a bet on gold if gold prices drop harmony will drop like a rock plus there is some copper in in papa new guinea which is a long-term long shot project but the basics of the company let's say the margin of safety was at 1.6 1.7 when I recommended or analyzed the stocks I think the title was bargain long-term investment as a long-term investment it's still perhaps a bargain but the risk is already higher because the risk is a function of price June 25 I've discussed the Heinz celestial group it really dropped because everybody was thinking that amazon was disrupt the sector I said that amazon will use their products and when the market acknowledged that the stock immediately exploded but then there were ups and downs earnings whatever a lot has happened since then nevertheless again the stock is above what was the price when I discussed it navson my favorite minor was at 2.35 now it is 227 it was much lower it was a little bit higher however the story has really improved and I have to make an updated new video on navson to show you what has been going on here and what will probably happen in the future very interesting stock it remains a stock that I own then the first Amira Nature Foods I was recommending it at 4.7 then it was above that even reached 7 after there was very positive expectations on the earnings earnings disappointed firstly not but secondly very well the management didn't manage to take advantage of the increased rice prices and they had issues with receivables which is very very unfortunate because kair bil the indian competitor did extremely well nevertheless the book value of the company everything the year one year change is just 17 percent down so the risks are higher but there is still potential for this company also something that I have to address in a new video when I get the time now something very important what I want to discuss here and what I saw and why I will not do recommendations I will do analysis Amira is a very fast moving stock as you can see on the chart behind me after earnings it dropped like a rock very fast and then if you're a retail unexperienced investor you see the earnings earnings were positive growth but it was not what people expected and the stock dropped like a rock and the beginner investor looks okay earnings were positive why did it drop book value is very high everything looks perfectly why did it drop and if you're a beginner one that unfortunately watched my youtube videos you cannot react immediately you cannot know okay what do I have to do if earnings come like this if earnings come like this if earnings come like this what do I do in the immediate second when earnings come in so no more stock recommendation stock analysis and you have to make your own model where you see how do you react to the risks and rewards and I will do my best to explain the risks and rewards with every stock we analyze from now on as I said every sunday there will be a video on a stock stock analysis sunday stock analysis on a video there will be plenty more stocks which I think will add a lot more value to you and you will see you will see how that feels your risk reward and your your knowledge about the stock plenty of interesting stocks coming not don't worry store capital buffet bought it I thought it's a good read it's a good return on investment and the stock increased but reads have a lot of headwinds so okay it's again another video that I have to make on reads why why the first stock that we discussed that doubled it was simply too cheap the price to earnings ratio was 10 or something for extreme growth and of course the company doubled in the last what six seven eight nine months brazilian utility play copao elp good dividend stable business didn't go anywhere it go went up but then it returned to the current price again an interesting I didn't look it in the last few months what are the news but I have to reread about that and inform myself I wait for cheaper stocks in brazil to look again at what's going on momo I said why why is better and the results were clearly seen here momo performed much lower than why why chenille energy the deal was I was discussing I was analyzing at claremann owns it 12 to 15 per year and that's exactly what the company delivered perhaps I had also discussed how claremann is rebalancing so the current prices allow you to rebalance around a position that you want to take in relation to gas prices and future prices look at the video for more information than norilsk price was around 15 now it's almost 20 the analysis stays nothing new there they're investing more so nothing there to emphasize we're pulled I discuss how more demographics indian growth will do well for the company there are some headwinds it is volatile but long long term an interesting company sketchers my deal was that retail us retail is not the focus on the company even if the market was focusing on it growth came from asia it was clear that sketchers was a winner starbucks the franchise for me was too cheap at 52 even if there was some risk it is volatile so still an interesting company but I would prefer to see better earnings growth perhaps we will see it cheaper again upi the chinese asset manager of course many were happy about this recommendation so I'm happy also about it now much more riskier as the price is 50 percent and even was 100 percent from the recommendation Nike again too cheap in September when I discussed it just comparing Nike to other companies was crazy on the valuation so the result is here to be seen Qualcomm also 5g exposure that I discussed and bam there came the acquisition possibility and it jumped 22% very quickly ah bello this was a cigar but educational investment but also did good because the value of ah bello was higher than the 440 when I discussed it now it's 520 so a little bit more risky but perhaps there is still value cigar but like investment you can check the video again to see what is a cigar but investment on September 11 I said that bond yields don't tell a nice story the bond ETF is down 4% but for a treasury ETF that's a lot Eldorado that I was discussing at 230 saying how the value of the assets is 4 if there are impairments if things don't work out in Greece I thought that the value of Eldorado will be at least at 230 so that there was a margin of safety it's still possible we'll see I have to adjust the model again and see what and see whether it is a bargain now or not or the stop might drop even lower so Eldorado it's a bet it's a bet on the arbitrage process is a bet on a company it's a bet on gold so this is not an investment this is a bet so if you invest if you bet on Eldorado understand that it is a bet nobody knows how the arbitrage will end up if you are not in the Greek arbitrage council so pure pure bet then I discussed the risks on premium resources which was around eight nine and I got 200 comments on seeking alpha hate comments how I'm a short seller how I'm anything blah blah blah and then I got even more comments in October when the management delivered good results but my thesis was that the results will be volatile and three months later there came bad results and then I got my apologies on seeking alpha but it was interesting how that quickly changes and how people are emotional about their investments that was a big big lesson for me then stocks to watch October air cap holdings didn't go anywhere it went up then down so nothing there to mention air cap is a company that buys planes and then leases them to air companies synchrony financial did very good 36 buffet it was buying so now with the prices almost 37 when I discussed it was 40 so it looks like a good bet here Guyana gold fields 340 when I discussed it I think now it's 380 so there have been some positive developments gold prices have risen so again a gold hedge 3 house October a dud the management is really terrible they are destroying value as if the market sees that they are destroying value perhaps things will improve with time but again the analysis perhaps still stands but you have to see if the management will manage to get this out of the hole Xinyuan Chinese real estate 540 550 or 570 recommendation then it went up a lot almost to 8 and then it dropped again to 6 the real estate analysis stays you have to see how news from China from the real estate market will affect it it is a big risk in China and real estate so be careful when investing in such companies however there is an attractive dividend so risk reward colony north star read the management issued one guidance then the news came and they completely missed it they made a mess and it is a mess and you can see that the result is a mess the ender sons food company I saw it as a defensive stock it is a defensive stocks it is up a little bit but that doesn't mean anything could the uncompany discussed and November at around 1213 14 and now it is 17 we'll see how that ends up in the long term facebook 175 didn't go anywhere 182 the story is there the analysis is there cq holding luxury company from china 11 12 when it was discussed it's still around there so we had 20 wins five draws and five dots the return was almost 12 percent some very very happy about it but I won't recommend any more stocks I will do educational stock analysis I think that I don't know who is watching I really need to explain myself in a disclaimer what is it I'm telling about when I recommend something and that's something that I can do on a website really in written not in videos I will do educational videos on youtube but recommendations will be written on a website really with clear indications about what what where and why a video is not really the method is video can be educational and I will keep it educational on youtube thank you for watching looking forward to your comments not the questions if it is a buy or sell for for that again a deep analysis is necessary which is not the point of this video thank you for watching I'll see you in the next video


The narcissist wants to hurt you as much as possible. Narcissists always hurt the people who are closest to them. The people that they always have access to. But they treat other people very differently to how they treat you. People who aren't even helping them. People who aren't doing anything for them. But they will get better treatment than you do. They will get the narcissist's kindness and generosity. The narcissist will do whatever they can for them. While having a composed and self assured manner. While being self controlled. Which may confuse you. It may make you wonder how can they be so polite and courteous with other people. When they act in a silly way and seemingly without sense when they're with you. They're offensively impolite and bad-mannered. They're disrespectful and inconsiderate. They're passive aggressive. But then they act so differently with strangers. With people they don't even know. People who aren't doing anything for them. Which may make you wonder why wouldn't they do that for someone who is doing something for them. But this is how narcissists are. They hurt the people who are closest to them. The people who they always have access to. But this should reveal to you how insincere and deceitful they are. This should reveal to you their shortcomings. It should reveal to you that something is not right. Because there's such an extreme contrast. Between how they are with you and how they are with other people. There's such an extreme contrast of behaviour. If they treated other people the same way they treated you. It would make more sense. You could argue that it was just their personality. But when you see them going out of their way. To accommodate strangers. And they're so welcoming to visitors and guests. But they treat you like you're nothing. When you're doing all of these things for them. It doesn't add up. It doesn't make any sense. It just makes you wonder why they don't act that way with you. But this is how you should know that it's all an act. Because what you're receiving is who they really are. They can't be fake for long periods of time. With someone who is always around them. Which is why you might see them being kind on some occasions. While in another moment. They will be completely out of control. Their behaviour is very inconsistent. Which should reveal to you that it's all an act. They're deceiving people. Which is how when you try to tell other people about how they really are. No one believes you. Because they don't know them. Those other people don't live with the narcissist. The narcissist is very cautious. To avoid other people seeing how they are. They will go out of their way to do things for other people. They will help people for free. But then they will make a strenuous effort. To argue with you about getting a chocolate at the store. While they're doing all of these things for other people. They're going out of their way. They're cooking food for them. While they have this disinterested and selfless concern. For your well being. But when you go to these other people. And try to reveal how the narcissist treats you. There's no way that they're going to believe you. Because they've already witnessed all of these kind and selfless acts from the narcissist. So they're not going to believe that the narcissist is so unrestricted and unpleasant. No one will believe that all of these things are being done to you. Because they've already taken action. To limit any damaging effects that might otherwise incur. They've already managed the perceptions of other people. Because they're making preparations for the real abuse. Which when it finally gets to that point. There's not going to be anyone on your side. There's not going to be anyone who is able to identify with you or understand you. No one's going to save you from danger or difficulty. And that is when they will begin their smear campaign.  They will deliberately humiliate you in public. Whenever you seem to be happy. They will start an argument. They will do something to make you angry or upset. Especially if you have a reason to celebrate. They will tear you down. They will bring up things that you thought were already dealt with. They will blow things up out of proportion. Because they just can't stand to see you being happy. They can't stand to see you enjoying something. They will deliberately go out of their way. To bring disturbance, confusion and uncertainty to you. It's done consciously and intentionally. Which is why they will often start arguments on special occasions. Or when you're trying to sleep at night. They will argue with you for hours about something pointless. They don't want you to have any peace. Because they're very envious and jealous. Which is why everything becomes a competition. Where they try to defeat you. Or establish superiority over you. They always find a reason to complain. Or criticize something. And they do it in such a persistent and irritating way. They're never happy. They never feel positive about anything. They're miserable 24 hours a day. Which is why they always have to try to make you feel the same way. They can't let you be happy. While they have to deal with it in a turmoil. While they have to deal with all of these things that they don't like. And you're happy and having a good time. And at peace with yourself. They have to bring you down to their level. Which is when they start fault finding. They have to find something wrong. With you or your situation. It may be difficult for you. As a normal person to understand this. But it is all done deliberately. They will make stuff up. They will act like something is wrong. So that you try to correct it. Because it feeds their ego. It makes them feel important. Even though there was never any real issue that bothered them. But they will use it to make you put in work. To make you try to make things right. When you were never wrong anyway. They just managed to convince you that what you did was so disturbing. It's just a test. So that they can see what you're willing to tolerate. So that they can see what they can get away with. And they will use it to justify their actions. While you're trying to correct the situation. Because they put on this act. Like they're so upset with what you did. When really they're just trying to make you feel guilty. Because that is another way that they gain power over you. They play on your weaknesses. To make you respond. So that they can break you down. Off of your own insecurities. When it may not have been an insecurity of yours to begin with. They just use delicacy and skill. To get you to respond in the way that you did. So that they can give you their design plan of what they want you to do. So that they can really begin to program you. And to how they want you to act and behave for them. Even though you didn't do anything wrong. They will exploit it. They will take advantage of the situation. So that they can get you to comply with their demands. Because they just want to control you. But the moment that you agree. That you did something wrong. They will then expect better from you. In their minds. They believe it gives them permission to step over your boundaries. Until you are allowing yourself to be controlled by them. Until you are following their orders. And you don't see it coming until it's too late. Until they become more and more abusive. It gets out of control. Because they can't help themselves. They have an intense and selfish desire for power and control. And they never satisfied. They always want more. Which is why they end up over doing it. Because they have an appetite that is impossible to satisfy. If they had more control over their behavior. They would probably have more control over you. But because their behavior is so extreme. It eventually ends up pushing people away. Because people are unable to remain undamaged or unaffected by it. But it manages to lock people down for a certain amount of time. Which is why they are so arrogant. Because their manipulation. Has been successful in the past. They manage to control the minds of other people before you. They have done this so many times. And it always results. In their victim not functioning properly. Or having financial difficulties. The narcissist gets what they want from you. And then they leave. They have to leave at some point. Because they know they're causing severe damage to you. While they're doing these things to you. They're not planning to stay with you.  You're not going to serve any purpose for them. They just have to keep getting as much out of you as possible. While they still can. For as long as you're willing to tolerate it. Until they beat the very ego of your soul to a pulp. Until you're left broken. And senseless. Where they sense of overwhelming disruption and emotion. And then they're done. They're not intending to be with you forever. You may have children. But they just see them as investments. Because they know that at some point. They're going to experience a period of difficulties and hardship. So they need to have something they can recourse to. When they're in difficulty. But everything they did to you was deliberate. It was done for their own selfish needs. For their own survival. But they don't like it when you leave. Because they don't see it as though you're leaving off of your own free will. At an independent decision making. They see it as though someone else has come along. And taken you away from them. They don't see it as though you're capable to leave on your own. So they assume that someone else has stolen their property. Because they just see you as an object. And in their minds. They're trying to protect it. They're trying to prevent someone else. From taking you away. Because they don't think you're capable of going off on your own. But once they've done their work on you. They're very territorial over you. In their minds you belong to them. You're their project. You're their experiment. So they don't want to see someone else taking you away. But if you're on your own and you're miserable. They will leave you there. They won't have any concern for you. But once you start to wake up. Once you become more wiser. And more knowledgeable. And you start to figure things out. Then they get very jealous. They get very possessive and controlling. Because they feel like someone or something. Is taking you away from them. And then they want to cause disruption. They want to intervene. They try to get you back. They try to do things for you. But it's not because they care about you. It's not because they have any concern for you. They just don't want to see someone else taking what they believe to be their possession.  Because from the moment they met you. It was all a game. You were led to believe that they cared about you. You were led to believe that they wanted the best for you. But it was all an illusion. They never took the steps to make it a reality. Because they never intended to make it a reality. But at the end of the relationship. You may experience conflicting attitudes and beliefs. Because you think that the character they displayed to you in the beginning was real. To break the cognitive dissonance. You need to understand that everything they displayed to you was an act. They were just mirroring you. They pretended to like what you liked and wanted. But they were never about any of that. They weren't about anything. They're never going to make anyone happy. They're never going to be a good husband or wife for anyone. They're never going to make anyone proud of them. Because they're condemned. They're never going to change. They're not going to magically become what you always wanted them to be. That's never going to happen. It's never going to be a reality. It's never going to be possible. You can change and improve your life. But they're always going to be this way. My PayPal link is in the video description. Coaching inquiries. You can email me at coaching.narcsurviver.co.uk Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon.