So now we had discussed about encryption and the realm of security in computer networks. Now it's time, let's look at certain topics in computer networks which relate to security. So it's not just security in networks, it's a layered approach. Like security can be at the level of information because information is something that is important and with the networks strive to communicate among each other and so how do we go ahead and ensure security. So to dive deep into security the things we'll be looking at are the CIA tried, then we'll talk about what network security is, then information on data security, then cyber and internet security and then certain securities that relate to the computer, the mobile or IoT security which is more about what are the kind of things you can do for securing your mobiles, your computers or the new generation IoT internet of thing devices. So let's start with what we call the CIA tried. The CIA tried is C for confidentiality, I for integrity and A for availability. So what is confidentiality? Confidentiality is that a certain piece of information is to be available only to the people who are ought to know about it. That means that the information is confidential. Integrity is that the information that is being conveyed is the correct information or in other terms it has not been tampered with. Availability means the information is available to all the relevant people. Now why this is a tried is because when you try to achieve either one of them very extremely you might have to lose on the other two for example. Now if you want to achieve confidentiality and integrity, so you will put more and more measures to secure the information. That means maybe more number of authentications, you will use heavy encryption and all of those. So this will hamper availability. And now if you want the information to be more available to the users, then you will not be able to put on these measures of security, hence you will lose on say confidentiality and integrity though the information will be available. So the key idea is that we have to decide which information lies on which part of the triangle. Now there is something apart from these three which is called non-repudiation. Non-repudiation means that if a person is stating something say he is providing some information, he will not be able to refute this claim later that it was not stated by him or her. So now when we look at the CIA tried, it is a layered approach. Now as we see in the diagram, so we have certain procedures which are at the organization level. Now these procedures ensure that the people who are in the organization comply to all the security. So we have a layered approach towards security here. Now as we see in the diagram, the procedures here ensure that the people who are in the organization are performing all the tasks in compliance with security procedures. And these people then ensure the security of the physical products. So like this way what we see here is there is a layered approach towards it and what are the things that need to be secured? They are the hardware, the software and the communication.


Welcome traders to today's intraday earlier wave analysis with me Patrick Munley. We're looking at the dolly here. I'm on the four hour time frame impressive rise for the dolly in line with us yields, but if we Break this pattern down a little bit more detail. We can see a first leg higher here one two three four five waves a Three-wave corrective move that has now extended into a further five way potential five-wave advance So we have a potential a bc pattern developing We've moved into the equality objective at 108 53 And we are now starting to stall out potential ending diagonal pattern here a wave five objective and a C completion would put us into 10990 area 11077 will be the PRC and invalidate the pattern, but watch for various reversal patterns here We've got momentum divergence three-wave correction should put us back into 10750


fel y g ceremoniol Monika, addysg salaries nine hundred years he, you have to say to me I blitz through this in 13 minutes ninety one slide in rehearsal and that's the they said just cool it down. So, hi. My name's Robyn Glen and you can find me on Twitter I'm Ariel Leggs and I'm going to talk about a journey from components to applications. With being where we are and if I say to you that I'm from the big L you all know where I mean right? That's slGood Rydyn ni'n dweud bod yn Llandon o yo'r Lll Lqc, fel hyn gyntelol i'r Llandall. Rydyn ni'n dweud bod y company o'r unrhyw gyrtaeth uxneth porte. Rydyn ni'n unrhyw gyrtaeth agnod. Mae gennym ochr o wefbcyddol, phogsofyn a wyllfau'r mlynedd yn yr unrhyw. Cyngor i wych yn ystod, roeddwn ni wedi bod yn y cyfrannu gwysig yn hond o'r polmau cyngor. Rydyn ni'n hond o'r polmau inni, felly rwy'n credu yn ddweud y pobl maen nhw'n meddwl, sy'n meddwl i'r pwysig, ond ond nesaf'r sy'n meddwl. Rwy'n meddwl chi'n meddwl am yma, ac felly rydw i'n meddwl am y cwmddiadau a nhw'n meddwl. Felly, mae'r ffordd o'r cyffredinol yw'r cyffredinol a'r ysbyddiadau i'r ysbyddiadau a'r dweud o'r cyffredinol. Felly, mae'r ffordd i'n meddwl am y cyffredinol, mae'n meddwl i'n meddwl. I want to talk about Y Web Components, but I want to take a different stance and not talk about it as a technologist or a developer, but I want to talk about it from a designer UX perspective. So previously our design team would, they would submit this for a sign off. So they would design a page, this is an example of a listing page, and they would pass it to the company to get sign off so we could go ahead and build it. What they found was the comments could be quite subjective. People would like, okay, we like this here, but maybe we'll change this H1. And then what you get is, well, bottlenecks, but designing consistencies. So what they wanted to do is move towards a design pattern coined by Brad Frost called atomic design.  And they wanted to move towards this pattern so they could eliminate these bottlenecks but also get consistency across their designs. So they were looking to get something like this signed off instead.  And then when they wanted to build something, they would just structure a few of these together. So this led us, the designer UX team, to come up with this concept called atomic components. So we wanted to move the front end to align with the new design pattern that the back end was doing. So I wanted to go over the principles, sorry. I wanted to go over the principles of atomic components. First of all is standardising the rhetoric. So what I mean by that is the front end team, the UX, the design, all the way to the API teams are talking about the same thing in the same way. What this helps us do is get a better understanding of each other's problems, promote collaboration, but then instead of thinking in technology problems, we think in customer focus problems, the next is granular thinking. So we wanted to break everything down to its finite point. There's a talk that Apple say which is using the simple stick, so you just break everything down into its smallest piece. So using those principles, I'm going to talk you through an actual component which is called NAT product summary. And we're going to use these principles to build this component up together. So the first part is the nucleus. As a designer and a developer you're probably used to this point where you break things down like what's on the page. So first of all is product image. We've got a badge which identifies what type of product it is, designer name, product description and price. Those are just the primitives of this component that we need to build it. So next thing we layer some more stuff on. So let's look at states. This component will have some states. The first is a skeleton state. This is the preloaded state. Before the product data has come back or it's rendered completely, this is how it will look. And then you have a loaded state, which is the next state on top. So next thing is interactions. So now we're starting to build interactions into the component. So the most basic one is the link. So it generates an SEO friendly URL for the HRF of where this product will take you. Next is some kind of interaction of hover or tap. So it's like a rollover state to show two different product imagery. We're going to build on again and we're going to add some behaviors and rules. So we've got a behavior for if the image is broken. For some reason the image hasn't been uploaded. We don't want the standard broken image so we style it up a bit. We also use responsive images using image source set. So that's another behavior. And we use schema tags to identify what the product is. I'm going to go into that in more detail later. So let's add another one. It's a testing. It's really important for the component to be tested. And so we can abstract some of the complexity away from the end testing. So we do a couple of different types of tests. We do unit tests. This is just to make sure that the product is working how we expect it to. So does the product behave how we expect it to when we run these tests on source labs for multiple browser operations? We also do SEO tests. SEO tests are to... Sorry. Can I have a glass of water? SEO tests are just to make sure that the product looks exactly how we think it does for rich media snippets. Finally is visual testing. So what we do is with a level of tolerance we test across different browsers just to make sure that the product looks the same on every single browser. Sorry about this. OK. So that's our testing done. Next is documentation. Documentation is really important for our consumers and our other clients to adopt this component. So self-documenting using the polymer standards. It's also got a demo. So how do you use this component? Versioning. So we add versioning so different consumers can change the component but then subscribe to the changes when they want. Sorry. Next is Mondrin. I'm sorry. Next is Mondrin. Does this component need some way of registering how it's performing in the wild? And then all of those together make an atom. So you can see this onion skin in effect of all the different things that we want to apply to the component building up and you abstract complexity away. So using these principles let's build something.  So in blue Peter style. Here's one I built earlier and this repo is available and open. So if anyone wants to check this out and apply this work that I've done feel free. The repo is there. My GitHub is the RG so you can get it. So we're going to build a simple product component. So it's the net port a one I showed but we've just removed a few parts. Okay. It's going to be code heavy here. This is how you would use the component. There's a product attribute and that has a string of five bit of Jason and that's the data contract for that component that everything that it needs is inside there. I don't expect you to understand it all but this is how you line up with your back end teams to make sure that you get this data through. So here's the template. This is how you'd use it. You can see there's a bunch of product dot image or different product product attributes are just being passed through from the attribute we previously seen. I want to focus on one specifically. Which is price. You can see that we never pass price through. Let's look about how this works. Surprise is a property but it's a computed property which means it's going to get generated before the component actually gets rendered. You can see a simple private method there. Compute localized price. You pass it the product price and the locale. Let's have a look how that works. So here's a simple method as private. It's documented at the top.  So what does it do? It's basically just returning the price but using locale string to put the currency and depending on the country where you put the comma or the full stop. So that's that's all that methods doing. Let's look about how we might go about testing this and we do two different types of testing. The first we'll call it a unit test. So we use a web component tester as you've probably heard people talk about today and we also use fixtures to stamp that in the DOM to make sure it's clean every time we run a test. And what we're actually testing here is we're calling the private method, stubbing some data in there and just making sure it works how expected to. So it's like this is a unit test. The next type of test, however, is a component test. This is to see does it work inside the component? Is the component doing what it's expected to look like? So you can see here we're doing a simple assertion again using fixture. The assertion is checking the text content inside a selector making sure it's the right value. And we're using this element dollar dollar notation. And the reason we do that is if you just did a query selector directly when you try and run these tests in shadow DOM it can't pass the shadow boundary so it'll fail. So we use that as shorthand for Polymer DOM just to inspect. The next is structured data. So structured data is a way of identifying what a product is, what it looks like so Google can come along and see what it is. There's a link there to a product schema so that how you mark up a product. And basically the two minimum things you need to do is you need to say hey this is a product and this is the name. And then you can pass this to Google's structured data testing tool and it will validate it for you like it's done here. Is that correct? So what we need to do first is put on the host attribute that it's a product. So this is all this is doing. The host attributes inside your Polymer constructor will allow you to do this. The next is we're going to mark the name as the name with this item prop which is saying that property name is the name of the product. So we want to be able to do this at CI level though, right? We want to run these tests at automation. We don't want to just copy and paste into Google's structured data tool. So there's a module here that we created that will act as a proxy and do that for you. So if you want to automate this testing you can. So again it's on my GitHub and if you've got that repo you can do it. And I'll just explain quickly how it works.  So you just need to get all of your HTML and pass it straight into this module. And then you can run some assertions. So these assertions are saying are there any errors? Is it a product? Is the product name correct? So now we've got automation testing of rich snippets which is awesome. So we built a little component. We want to get to applications now. So this is a simple listing application. Again built. It's on GitHub that's available for you to check out. It's got full automation tests and you can play around with it. It's pretty ugly, I'm sorry, but I just wanted to show you some simple features that you can do. So this is the template. You can see it's got a few sub-components. So we use an INA jacks as a wrap around XHR requests. We've got a thing of product list header. So that's just the name of the list. We've got pagination, which is the controls. And we've got a list of products. So you can see how we've broken apart these sub-components. And each one of these sub-components can have their own levels of tests. So they can be tested in isolation so you don't have to test everything together. Just how you expect it to work. Let's look through some of the things on here. So we've got auto on INA jacks. What this will do is it will automatically make the XHR request for you. And then if you make a change to the API call, it will again automatically make that call. So we've got URL. Again, I just want to look into this because it's going to be important when I build up this structure. Again, the computed style. And we're going to pass in products per page and page number. The page number here is the key part that we're interested in. So just picture this and I'll build it all back up. But just so you know, so page number here is going to pagination. And it's got two curly brackets, which means it's got two-way data binding. And that's again going to be really important when we build up this application. So let's look at some of the components. The header one, all it's doing is generating the title. So I'm not going to go into that. But the one below is pagination, which I've just tried to highlight for you there. So let's look into that component. So what's it got? Some buttons, previous, next. It's got a description to tell you what page you're on. And then on the buttons, we've got some on-click events. And let's look into those. So we're going to call pagination next. So when we click it, we're going to set page number, and we're just going to increment it by one. So that's all we're doing. We're just saying, hey, when we click that, update the page number by one, and that's it. So what does that do? Page number's got this notify property on. So I know that there was a Dataflow talk yesterday, so people might be kind of aware of this now. So this notify is just going to say, hey, I've changed. Alert my parent that something's happened. So now let's look at the list. The list here is a collection of products. But it's in a DOM repeat. So what we're going to do is we get an array of products back, and we're going to iterate through each one of those and pass them into our simple product component. So we had that big stringify JSON earlier. What we're going to do now is we're just going to pass this reference directly into that. And this is called the mediator pattern. And I'm going to try and talk it through so it's hard to understand, so I'm going to try and build it back up. So in pagination, you hit next. It increments that page number. That's alerting the application above. So the application's wrapping around these two subcomponents. So pagination tells application the page number's changed. The page number's computed URL, then. Automatically updates the API call and Ion Ajax on auto goes and makes the call. So it's gone and made the call, got some more data. It's then passed it down to the application, and then the applications pass it down to its children. So you can see the list would update. OK. So now we need some more real-world stuff. So we've had some pagination, but our customers want to know, or our clients want to know, hey, is anyone using pagination? Let's add some tracking so we can do that with behaviors. So what we're going to do is we're going to file this event, pagination, and pass the page number. Then in our pagination component, we're going to inherit this behavior. So we're going to add this behavior called product tracking behavior. So when you create a behavior, I'm going to show you how you do that here. It's just another HTML import, and you define it like this. So you're saying, OK, let's create a new behavior, add this property, and inside there we'll have a listener. And the listener is going to listen for pagination, and when it gets it, it's going to file track event pagination. And here there's just a simple example of how you could use request idle callback to do some beacon in pagination. Paul Lewis has actually got a great article on this. It's linked in the GitHub, and it's here, but it's how you'd use request idle callback now to track that analytics. So using these principles, that's all we had, these kind of patterns, it was how we created our new listening application, which is here. So this is currently being rolled out and beta to a couple of a few high-end customers who try out specific products for us first. But if anyone wants to see it, come and talk to me after this, and I can show you where it's working. So I want to talk about some specific parts of this, and look at how some of them work and what we build on top of it. So this is a sample of the application, and I know there's a lot of stuff so don't worry about reading what's there. But what I wanted to show you is it's multiple components all broken down on top of this one. So we have stuff for errors, we have stuff for certain customers and personalisation, we have things for loading states, we have a rotor, we have a header. All of these sub-components build up this application and each one is tested in isolation so you don't need to worry about that complexity. It's all abstracted away from you. So I want to talk about some of the more exciting bits in this application that I think are quite exciting. So the first thing is performance. So we try and adhere to the rail guidelines and I want to focus on a couple of things. I'm going to leave it run because it's actually quite hard to talk when it's happening and show you and then I'll explain the theory. So it's a short gif. So this is skeleton CSS. This is the loading approach that we took. So when there's no product data we want to show something. So we get something on the screen as quick as we can and we don't know what it's going to be so we just scaffold out the page. And in testing what we did is we put this versus a spinner with artificial latency and showed it to customers and people thought the one with the spinner was actually slower even though it's the same artificial latency. So it's just to get sending on screen as quick as we can. OK, so the next one is pagination. I'll leave you watching and try and explain what happens. OK. So what we do is when we're going forward product data and load images and we put a spinner only when it takes more than 400 milliseconds based on Rails guidelines. So what it's actually doing as well is the spinner is only there and it cares about the images that are in the user's viewport so they don't care if the bottom image hasn't loaded. They only care about what they're looking at. So the spinner is based on the promise of the image loading that's inside their viewport. And when they go back you can see that it's instantaneously moving back and so we don't show the spinner or any transition, it's just to keep it going. Again, this is to adhere to the guidelines of Rails. Next I want to talk about telemetry. Or is it working? If so, how well is it working? If you've ever looked into the Web Components polyfill, you'll see that it fires an event called Web Components Ready when it's bootstrapped itself. You can actually latch onto that and we do something that's quite clever with it where we add an event listener for Web Components Ready. When Web Components Ready happens we run this try catch. So we look for the component on the listing page and we look for this .is method and the .is method, if the construct has been upgraded will become available. However, if it's not available it will fail and throw this error. So what we're doing is we're saying has that component been upgraded to a polymer component? If it hasn't, let's catch that error and then we've beacon some data back. We say, is polymer defined? Has the HTML import for that component successfully been imported? Then this just allows us to understand what's happening in the wild. Is it working? If it's not working how do we debug it? When you move a lot of stuff to client you lose all of the logging that you would have gotten on server so you need to compensate for that somehow. This is one of the ways we do it. Also we do some API availability and performance checks. So this is like, okay, did the API fail when we tried to get products? So you can see that there's some errors rates there. If it did fail, what's the status code? What was the reason that that API failed? Then we have some API latency. So it's like, how long did it take to make that API call and come back? These are great as developers. We can debug and we can look and we can delve deeper into what's going on with our application. But they're not great for our business customers how well is this performing for our customers? So we also have some other metrics. So this is customer performance metrics where it's more tailored about how it's working for our customers. So the first one is time to remove skeleton. So when you saw the skeleton state and when the products come in, that's how long it's taken. But not since you landed on the page since the first network request came to our site it's rendered, painted and then removed that skeleton. How long is that taken? So we can tell our product owners OK, we can say it's within like under three seconds, three seconds-ish that they will see products from first trying to land on that page. And then there's time to load paginated products. So this is when you go right, I've clicked next I'm waiting for the spinner and that's removed. And we can have metrics on that as how long it takes them. So the summary. I went a little bit fast, I'm sorry. I hope that all made sense. But there was a lot in there. But I just want to kind of summarise these things. Invest time into reusable, accessible, tested granular components. And what I'll help you do is promote code reuse. Your developers will be able to find this code, adopt it and not reinvent the wheel every time you create something. This also helps for design and experience consistency. So your site works and behaves the same each and every time. It also allows you to abstract complexity away from your applications. So because you've put all of this testing effort into these small little components your applications don't need to have as much coverage. Plug and play components strain to your application so you can spend more time on customer experience collecting an understanding customer focus metrics and do the fun stuff. You don't want to reinvent the wheel every single time. No one wants to write fetch or XHR request multiple times. You can use that component and plug it straight in. I thought of a really nice way to summarise this as we're in London as well because if you look after the pennies the pounds will look after themselves. Thanks for listening. That's me, Robin.


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All right, and right now It's also live inside the Facebook look now. Let me just check Okay, good. I can see all of you here as well. So it's good me. Okay, good me I can see you from my phone that it's you from Singapore. Good to see you. All right Yan Ken is here as well. Thank you. All right Winston. Hi good. Good evening. Good to see all of you Now let's get ready to get started in the meantime. I just want to make sure I share the right link to the To the different telegram channel. Okay for myself. I also have my own telegram channel You have not joined then just a check on the banner below. Okay, it's scrolling You can join my telegram as well because I actually post a lot of my own personal investment insights as well So let me just post it inside the telegram so that everybody can come in Alright, just a minute Okay, okay We are ready to get started guys now. Let me ask you guys this question with the recent market volatility What is your emotions towards it? Like are you? Scared or are you like excited if you are scared then type S if you are excited type E Or you are just a little bit unsure. You don't know what exactly to do You feel a little bit lost then type L in the chat. All right Let us know. Okay, because you know when it comes to investing definitely emotions will come in, right? Then the the the beautiful part of that is like how can we and control our emotion better? And how can we make really sound decision? Alright, so that we can become better investor So I can see some of you are a very excited of many of you are excited All right, some of you are a little bit lost as well Sondra. All right, Gary Gary is excited and lost at the same time. You don't know whether should you tap into this opportunity What is this Facebook user say sell panic already? Okay? So you are a little bit scared so you want to sell away in case the market keep on compete coming down capital allocation All right, fantastic. Now. This is exactly what we want to talk about tonight which is about the market condition right now and I will share with you my personal views as well, but I think it's also Very important that you don't take my my personal view for investment advice Okay, it's very very important that you understand. What are you doing? It's very important to do your own due diligence as well Okay, everybody please type D y o d d in the chat. Okay, make sure you do due diligence after our sharing continue to read out more continue to form your own Investment pieces.  Let's get started. Now. Here's my slides Let me know if you can see my screen Where's my slides? Oh, okay. Maybe I'm just I'm just gonna share entire screen so that for sure You will be able to see my slides. Okay. Hold on. Here it is. Are you able to see my slides? Okay, if you can see please type s in the chat. Okay s stands for see So let me know. Okay. I know there's a little bit of lag, but it's okay Okay, I'm just going to wait for your reply as well. Okay. I can clearly see that you guys are able to see my slides as well So is this a market crash coming in or in fact? Maybe it's an opportunity. So let's go and really look into some of the news that has been affecting the market actually seems since about a few weeks ago The market has been dropping and for about close to five percent So is this the start or maybe it's just some temporary pullback now? Let's really take a look now. The first thing is what are the news happening? Okay? I'm pretty sure all of you guys if you're making investing you will definitely have been heard of these news Right, like which is the China Evergrande crisis They are thinking that it could this be the the similar situation that layman brother actually had you know back in 2008 and that's why investors are very fearful They are afraid that because of the crisis that China this company is facing right now It may impact and triple, you know that that that impact will rip us down to the rest of the world global economy Right, and that's how causing some uncertainty in the market right now. And then on top of that Apart from the China situation, okay? recently we also have this This meeting okay from the Fed and then they are suggested that you know in the coming months They may start to reduce alright There are there are 120 billion dollar every single month in terms of their treasury as well as their mortgage back Security purchase program. Okay, and the reason why are they doing this purchase program is because since last year Okay, in fact if I'm not wrong from May onwards They have been doing this every single month so that to inject liquidity into the market so that when they purchase it Okay, it's also easier for the banks to the the interest rate or also remain low And that's how it really encourage economic development because when interest rates are low It's easier to borrow money and that's how yeah, it's easier to do business as well So they really want to make sure they spur up the economy by doing some monetary Policy to this. Alright, so right now with the economy situation Getting more and more certain and that is why they are Thinking that a maybe it's really time to start reducing right the repurchase the purchase program Because every single month they're basically spending 120 billion dollars which is a lot of money So on recent Wednesday, they just signaled that a these could be happening and interest rate may begin to increase Okay, and that is why the market is also having a lot of fear right now And in fact, uh, this is called tampering. Okay, so they do see that this tampering may coming and uh, They also think that this tampering buyback notice this purchase of the the securities may end Okay, during mid 2022. So right now it's uh, uh, September so it's about maybe another nine more months before this whole program will end And and the reason why they want to do this is because if they continue to do that Okay, it may cause other economic situations that they cannot foresee right now because right now the economy situation They are still recovering and that's why they want to make sure they add in some liquidity to help the economy But if they keep on doing that while the economy is pretty good already It may cause another economic situation and they don't want to happen And that's why they are thinking of tampering and slowing down the tampering process So for those who are not aware of uh, what is this basically it's federal open market community FOMC And they're the community that decides how to manage the monetary policy So they are having a meeting right now. This is not concluded yet, but they are suggesting that this may happen So as a result because people are fearful that interest rate may hike when interest rate increase that means, uh, It's harder in terms of it's more expensive to borrow money So when it's more expensive to borrow money businesses may may tend to slow down It will also eat into their net income their profits and maybe it will also affect the earning per shares of the business So as a result, okay investors, they are always forward-looking right? So they think that oh something you know Like the business may not earn as much money as it before as as it used to be and that's why the stock price should come down And that's how uh during recent times, okay, there has been pullback Okay inside the market bs and p500 you can see that or maybe the the qqq You can also see that there's certain pullback now Uh, it's a okay or bigger correction is on the way. Yes, very good. So e-mail is asking.  Now, this is exactly what we are talking about tonight, but before I share view my answer What do you think is it temporary if you think it's temporary type t Or if you think that something big is going to happen then type b in the chat Okay, let me know if you think it's temporary type t or if you think something big is happening Okay, maybe it will really trickle down to a lot more Uh economic crisis then type b in the chat b stands for bigger. Okay t Okay, Steve think that it's big Uh Xiao Mei think that it's t Winston think that it's temporary as well Nick as well Yongjing Okay, so I can see more of you are thinking that it's temporary Right and some of you are more cautious who you want as well They're more cautious and they think that something big probably can be looming So it's not uh very particular in terms of the sector if something big for tech is going to happen now Very good. So firstly, let's take a look at some of the news that you can uh find it out there All right and and in tonight in particular We are also talking more about the us situation of course in china with with the evergrande Crisis, it's not definitely not something that can be settled pretty easily But if you look at the impact on the us right firstly, we are going to take a look at later But let's take a look at the f o m c. They are talking about slowing down the tempering Firstly, why they are doing that is because There are certain preconditions the first precondition is the us drop growth True september it must be reasonably strong So what does that mean is if the economy is recovering well Then they will start to slow down the tempering Okay, and of course if the economy is not recovering well, you know the the september the uh based on the report Okay, which is going to be released in early october the non-farm payroll report Okay, if the non-farm payroll report is very bleak It's not good that of course this tempering process will not slow down Right. However, if they think that hey, this is pretty decent Then they will start to do the slow down process. So if you think about it Actually, it's pretty good right in a way that if the economy is pretty stable pretty decent Then they will slow down the process. Then isn't it good? It shows that the economy is indeed recovering It's pretty indeed. It's indeed pretty decent and pretty strong Right. So and that second thing is they are also saying that it's not going to something that it's immediately to increase the interest rate Okay, they will only start to do that after they have really really kind of Complicated okay, complicated the program, which is the tempering program Before that, okay, they will not okay before that they will not suddenly increase the interest rate So in this case, you can see that, you know, the Fed wants its purchase of treasuries of the mortgage back securities Which is the tempering program that they're doing right now to end Before it starts lifting borrowing costs which is interest rate so They expected that the tempering program will end Meet of next year So it will not be so soon before the interest rate actually start to increase And I also don't think that the Fed will be so like out of sudden want to increase the interest rate back a lot So it's gonna be a like a gradual process And if you think about it back in 2008, you know when crisis happened economic crisis happened This tempering process was also there. All right And slowly gradually they also slowed down the tempering process to eventually of course stop because the economy has recovered Right. So if you think about it, the market has actually increased by a lot Okay, despite of the tempering process happening back in 2008 So this is the first thought that I want you to start thinking about which is long term. Now, how about the second news? The second news is okay The second news is china's evergrand Say that do you reach to a vote default on kibon? Okay so what does that mean is They say that okay the the issue is not as big but of course we cannot Take it as it is but if you think about if your majority of your portfolio is inside the us Actually, the fact even said that you should not view this as a preview that could happen with other operations around the world So this situation right now is very particular seems very particular to china All right, so it should not distress Or other countries, especially the u.s So even the fact says that it doesn't does not appear to pose a risk to the major u.s All the chinese banks as well. So in the case the u.s Government is saying that hey this issue this this crisis is not really going to affect us And if you think about it this particular situation, it's really more towards the china economy side the china debt borrowing side So it really doesn't affect us that much. So if you think that this may Impact us actually it's not so much. So you don't really have to worry about that So that is why if you think about short term In the past five days in the past, you know, maybe two weeks times the market is volatile, right? Dropped by a few percent. However, once again, like I mentioned earlier if you think long term enough Okay, even that in 2008 when the crisis happened Again and again the market just keep on going where guys Where is the trend that you actually see despite of so many crisis that we have been through before and with airy crisis Okay, definitely there is a tempering, okay But then tempering will also eventually stop because the economy situation also recover, right? But after so many years the market just have one single direction and it's very obvious It's going up, right exactly. So william also said going up, you know Yeah, so if you have the long-term thinking then why should you be afraid of investing? Especially if your horizon is long enough, okay So if you understand the process of really having the importance of cultivating long-term thinking Please type LT in the chat, okay And once you have the long-term thinking right actually investing become so easy really really it becomes so easy because It's very hard not to make money from the market if you are long-term enough if you look at S&P 500 For the past 16 for the past 10 years for the past 10 years Just buy and hold on to S&P 500 your analyzed return Will have been 16% All right, and of course occasionally certain years did better especially since last year 2020 all the way to now This that last year is tremendous, right? And that's why S&P also increased by a lot, but in general we don't take that That last year as a as a as the case that be every for every single year definitely not the case However, if you just stretch your horizon long enough every single year annualize it is about 15 to 60% Pretty pretty cool, right? How how many of you are happy with 16% return? For the next 10 years, okay every single year is a compounded as well If you are happy, please type me in the chat, okay So this is the power of when you invest long-term now Let's take a look at another ETF right because this is S&P 500 the top 500 companies in the U.S Then how about uh tech focus tech focus uh nest egg qqq? And this is qqq return now. Let me see uh go back to the group I just want to make sure you guys are able to see it Okay, you can see right. Yeah, it's happy better than cpf Hey, do you know that with cpf right now? It's actually possible to invest in Uh a fund that tracks S&P 500 So the fees are very very low, but at the same time you basically can invest in spy Using your cpf How many of you would love to know that if you would love to know that right? Please type cpf in the chat. Okay type cpf if you want to learn How can you actually invest in S&P 500 in a very very safe manner and you can grow your cpf money as well And what can you use cpf? Eventually, maybe you can use that portfolio that you you earn from your cpf income and to buy a house Okay, very good. Okay, so many of you. Okay, of course. This is not something that I'm going to talk about today Maybe uh two weeks later. Okay when I go online again I will definitely prepare content that it's uh, since a lot of you want to learn how can you invest in spy through cpf I'm personally doing that already. I and I think it's a really no brainer way of Better utilizing your cpf than just let it seek a seat inside Which also not bad. Okay 2.5 percent But like of course you can do way better than that which is like 16 percent if you just have a long-term horizon now Let's take a look at qqq right, which is another etf if you have been following my telegram channel You will know that uh, I personally do options on spy as well as qqq as well But even without doing options, you can see that the 10 year average return for qqq Is 22.8 percent close to 23 percent, right, which is uh way higher way higher than s and p 500 So that is why if you believe that the future economy will revolve around tech Then you can even consider just buy and hold on to qqq as an etf And in fact qqq stock price has shot up tremendously Even more way more than spy If you just buy and hold okay, and and how many of you believe that in the next 10 years Tech will still be around and they will actually be also the key driver for the economy as well if you believe so please type tech in the chat and the beautiful part about Investing in etf as you don't necessarily have to nitpick certain companies, right? Because let's say s and p 500 the top 500 companies in the us your apple your facebook your microsoft tesla everything is inside But one day if one of them are not doing well, let's say for example if For some reason apple no longer is that apple that we know today It cannot catch up with innovation people no longer want to buy apple So the the earnings start to decrease and eventually apple become A not a powerful company anymore and will get kicked out it will get kicked out by s and p 500 And another brilliant company will join the league right so in a way you are literally just Always investing in the best so that is a building of s and p 500 And you have an immediate diversification of portfolio. You don't have to monitor And your portfolio is still growing in a very very consistent manner It's way better than you investing in any unit trust in my opinion. Yeah, unit trust fees is so high Okay, but when you invest in etf the fees is so low at the same time your return is so much so much better Now if you look at the chart right now In terms of s and p 500 guys For those who have attended omi before, please tell me. Okay. What do you see? Do you see support or do you see resistance? Okay s or r Okay, for those who attended where my you know, okay This is the basic in terms of technical analysis And of course we teach more inside where my as well But just look at the basic support and resistance Is there support or is it at resistance? What do you guys think support resistance support? Okay Break support Ah, okay. Aaron said support as well. Hey, good to see you Aaron. Okay. Long time no see as well. Yongjing said a resistance So it really depends on actually if you think about it It's at a pretty good support And of course you can say that oh maybe right now the support previous support become the resistance And that's why you are more fearful because it could be it really could be and nobody can say for sure Nobody have the crucible so it can really could be the market keep on dropping then The current support could become the resistance level Okay, and that's why it's so crucial when it comes to investing You don't go all in at one time, right? You always invest with trenches. So your bullet Let's say you have let's say $5,000 to begin with then you don't want to invest $5,000 immediately at this level You probably want to break into let's say three tranches. Okay, $1,000 $2,000 over here if we continue to drop some more Ah, good. I can buy even more at cheaper price. And then let's say if we continue to drop some more fantastic I use my third bullet Okay, if you understand the importance of portfolio sizing and and invest in trenches type i in the chat type i in the chat Okay, partial order. Yes, very good. William also said right partial order If you want to actually you can Indeed actually it's a pretty good support. It's a pretty good support And if you want to really start investing your first trench here if you have not get started Okay, if you have already started then maybe you may not have enough bullet Then you may want to wait some more in order to increase your level of safety However, if this is the first time that you're doing it first time you're buying into let's say s and p 500 I think this is really a good level because it has really pulled back quite a fair bit from the pig And if you buy now your layer of safety is already higher And if it drops somehow you have other bullets to add in your positions Okay, that's how you dollar cost average down and overall long term guys long term It goes up, right? So if you think about it, if it long terms goes up your first trench is here At least if it really rebounds you didn't miss the boat Okay, at least you have some money already vested in the market However, if it drops some more your second bullet and your third bullets can come in and long term Okay, you just have to make sure you you have to invest in long term Then you will definitely gonna make money. Okay. It's really really simple. Now. Let's take a look at qqq What do you guys think is it a support or resistance? support or resistance for qqq Pretty obvious, right? It's actually even if you look at the technical side It looks better than s&p 500. Okay, because it's at a very near to the support level right now right, so once again You can decide to invest in qqq at a very good support level And your margin of safety is higher Right. Yeah, so near near support, right? So this is where you can consider to enter your first trunk if have not All right, and of course if you know how to do options Which I have actually talked about it again and again in my youtube channel You have not followed my youtube channel. Make sure you do it because all my content It's all listed over there. It's so much easier for you to navigate Just subscribe to my youtube channel and watch this video on the first whenever you come into my channel That will be the first media video make two million dollar with five thousand dollars It's really really doable, but of course it needs time So in this case, it's about a 10 year runway But who is happy to make Two million dollar with five thousand dollar in 10 years time if you're happy right, please type K in the chat, okay Type K why because this strategy is called kuli kaishi Okay in kuli kaishi in japanese means rinse and repeat You just need to kuli kaishi kuli kaishi rinse and repeat this strategy You are going to make money in a very safe manner But once again, it's long term. It's long term long term So yes, so you can do both options as a fraction of course as compared to you buy stocks Okay, for those who have learned omi before you will know it So go and go to my youtube channel if you want to tap into the power options This is how you can learn the first step Okay, but of course when I do my video, I can't go very in-depth Okay, this is just one of the kuli kaishi strategy that I implemented on my portfolio as well For those who have been following me You know that the strategy that ever since I talked about it during May this year has gone up 50% more than that Okay, but recently there's a certain pullback But even with a pullback it's about 50% before that is 60% up Also pretty good now For those who are very very new to options Okay, how many of you attended omi before you attended omi type omi in the chat, okay Omi basically is our three-day options flagship program really teach you step by step What are the rules that you need to pay attention to and how should you be really executing options the right way But before you come for the three-day omi program, it's also very important that you have to see it It's option something that you really want to learn and that's why we have our two-hour options Foundation class. Okay for those who are completely new make sure you can come and join me I'm conducting these option foundation class next week Wednesday Wednesday. I think it's about 7 30 p.m Yeah, it's about two hours to two and a half hour maximum So come and learn I'm going to share with you three options strategy that you can profit Okay, not just when the market go up But even during volatile time like this, you know market going down or going sideways There are okay option strategies to profit in a very consistent manner But of course if you are omi student no need to no need to attend because you already attended it Right, but this is just the foundation class and at the end of this foundation class I will also share with you some Additional information about omi. Okay, just like Henry said right omi is really Awesome like we really teach so many things inside step by step So for those who are very keen to use options to accelerate your return Join my my upcoming workshop. Okay, rebrand.ly slash ois workshop just register It's happening next week Wednesday evening Now, okay, but some of you right 10 years in. Yes, exactly. Yeah so Now some of you are very new to options or maybe you have not heard of options before if you're new If you're new, please type new in the chat. Let me know if you're completely new I can totally understand that you will have not come you have don't have confidence to enter because Just imagine I asked you to try something some very exotic food. Maybe you also still scared right? So it's the same thing when it comes to investing if you're very new especially to options Then you may not have the confidence to get started using options Don't worry. Whatever things that i'm sharing tonight. It's applicable even though you are a complete beginner guys, so for those who have some experience already If you want to tap into the power of let's say the right now at good support very good level to enter Apart from doing options. What else can you guys do? What else can you do if you don't want to do options? What else can you do guys? Okay, for those who have to attend the omi. What do you think apart from doing options? For those who are completely new. What else can they do if they don't know anything about options because they need to attend A foundation class first also. Okay, if there come CFD No, no, oh my god, it's by shares. Yes, exactly. I am nick also another CFD No, I don't do Yes, okay, you can buy shares Okay, you can buy shares and the beautiful part of investing in us market in particular Is you don't need to buy hundred shares. You can start with how many shares guys in us market. How many shares? One share Okay, for example, if you remember just now s and p 500 is about four hundred dollar You can already start investing with just four hundred dollars So investing is so the entry of level is so low Okay, as compared to let's say you want to buy property as easily if you buy in singapore what easily a few hundred thousands but investing in us, especially you just start with like Actually hundred dollars also can because there are certain sources that's a hundred dollar For example, recently johnson and johnson actually dropped quite a lot for those who want to check it out You can check out john j and j it really dropped to a very nice level and j and j is a very very stable solid leader company in especially in the pharmaceutical industry So hundred dollar you can buy j and j. Okay, let's say you want to buy etf Which is a safer way of investing because an instant diversification huh, then it's only like Four hundred dollars five hundred dollars. You can already get started, right? So jack like say buy factional share, of course you can do that But well, I think to make it easier for beginner to understand just buy one share Okay, how many of you have five hundred dollar if you have five hundred dollar type five hundred in the chat Okay, and then you can really get started investing in in in s&p 500 or like like qqq and that's how you can tap into This current opportunity the market is giving you right now, but of course also very important is my advice is Don't just invest with five hundred dollar.  It's only five thousand dollars. Okay, however, if you are continue to Continue your investment journey every single month. Let's say you invest five hundred dollar Then over time your portfolio would become really really meaningful Okay, how many of you want to have meaningful return type m in the chat If you want to have meaningful return and can that can truly give you the lifestyle that you're looking for For your family for yourself time freedom financial freedom, then you need to invest more money Okay, inject. Okay, everybody type inject in the chat continue to inject money inside your account Don't just stop at five thousand dollar. Don't just set a stand ten thousand dollar Whenever you have money from your salary certain amount of money saves really save a planet aside and fund your account The more that you do it the better like of course you need to become a good investor Okay, don't anyhow squander your money away. That's why you come to OMI to learn as well and then you invest properly investing is really So safe. Okay, as long as you do it the right way Long-term it's a it's a sure way to make money. I'm very very safe way. Okay. Very good. Very good So what is the best way? Okay. Shannon is asking. So it's the best way to purchase QQQ Okay, can can you buy a world ETF using options? Okay, I've never heard about that before but You have to be paying attention to Because not every single ETF have options Firstly, you need to check whether does it have options or not? And even though it have options It may not be very very optimal to use options because the open interest can be very low Okay, so you just have to pay attention doing OMI We will actually share with you some additional criteria If you were to actually invest using options to accelerate your return now very good So now let's answer Shannon's question in terms of what is a best way to invest using Using like let's say you want to buy QQQ and stuff. So right now, let me just share with you So definitely you can use many different brokerage platform. So for me, okay I have been using okay. Let me before I share with you the brokerage platform Firstly, like I mentioned, you can buy shares, okay Because just by buying shares for the past five years Your return will have been 100% more than that in fact So every single year your annualized return is more than 20% Which I know it's a very very good return to most beginners who have not even thought about investing This is way better. And that's why really get started. The most important thing is Get started, right? Do yourself a justice Get started investing. That is the most important thing. And what brokerage platform to use, okay I personally been using Thinkorswim, but I also know Thinkorswim. I don't know why They take forever to open right now I'm not sure how many of you try to open TD Ameritrade during the past few months In fact for past one year It takes like at least two months to three months to even open an account And that is why right now I just feel that okay I don't want you guys to wait two three months to even get started investing And that's why I think speed is very important Especially with market giving you such a good opportunity right now And for those who are joining OMI doing this weekend In fact tomorrow we are having our three-day OMI workshop our flagship program For those who are joining If you have not gone and opened your account Make sure you go and open an account But don't open TD because it will take two three months before you can open an account And that's why for me I personally think that you can consider using Moomoo Because Moomoo firstly it's a very very user-friendly platform I personally also have started using some of my money inside as well In fact, I just helped my dad to get started using Moomoo And I realized that wow it takes so fast It's like within a day his account get approved And then on top of that We funded his account within the same day as well So it's super quick For those who really want to tap into the current situation The market opportunity is giving you right now Really get started as soon as possible By opening an account and fund your account And so that you can start investing And right now right for Moomoo They even have promotion So what kind of promotion do they give you? They give you extra $88 If you fund $2,700 And guys $2,700 It's so little when it comes to investing Like I mentioned earlier inject more fund The more fund that you invest right The better quality companies that you can select And on top of that you can really do more option strategy But more importantly you need to make sure you come and learn how to do first But if you don't know anything about options Buy shares remember just buy shares Buy QQQ buy SPY Start accumulating them You are going to get wealthier And on top of that right right now you fund $2,700 They give you $88 for free They will put that $88 inside your account So you already get free money even before you get started investing So for those who are who have not opened Moomoo account before Then you can use my link rebrand.ly slash Moomoo account Maybe somebody can help me just type this link inside the chat as well And one more good thing about Moomoo is They do want to encourage you to use their platform So if you actually execute five trades They even give you a free Apple share How many of you want to have Apple working for you If you want to have Apple working for you Please type A in the chat And this is how you can do that By owning the share of the company When you own the share the CEO is working for you And that is the beauty of investing Really when you invest in great businesses All those top minds CEO top brain They are helping you to make money And they are working very hard for you to grow your wealth And that's why I highly highly Really cannot stress enough Start investing You are going to get wealthier You just have to make sure you select the right company If you don't know how to select Come to our foundation class I'm going to teach you as well Doing OMI of course we teach you much more in that Come and learn And if you know how to use options Which Mumu can do options as well You can accelerate your return so so so much faster So okay thanks Henry so much for helping me to type in the link So all you need to go in the link And right now by the way this offer is not forever This $300 worth of gift It's for you if you decide to fund your account Which is $2,700 only By 30th of September So you still have about one week to go But remember Like I mentioned earlier I help my dad to fund his account Like open account To funding account within a day So you will have more than enough time More than enough time to do that But of course you don't wait until two last minute Until the offer expire Then you of course you won't get your $88 You also won't get your Apple shares So all you need to do is to make sure If you want to apply right now And then fund your account Next day tomorrow you will have already gotten your account Then you can start investing Okay you start investing So what kind of stocks you can invest Okay for provider Okay how can you get free Apple share You need to place five trades You need to place five trades That means you need to buy five things Or you maybe you buy sell buy sell But I don't recommend buy sell buy sell Because we are talking about long-term investing right Buy and hold is the best So guys from my sharing just now What do you think you can start investing What do you think you can start investing Yes okay for see you enough For the first 180 days right It's commission free So if you are concerned about There's commission free everything Actually for the first 180 days It's commission free It's completely free to buy shares Okay and that's the beauty of it They basically want you to try out the platform To see whether you like it But for options There is a charge 65 cents Which is the same The same as you using TD Ameritrade So if you talk about the first few months The first six months it's the same Right the fees that you have to pay To TD for options It's the same as you still have to pay for Moo Moo La But shares is also free Okay different account can use same A bank account and fund Okay Jing Kai when you open I think so I think so But you need to make sure you open a different Using a different email address Okay because they will recognize you By email address So it's very important that You need to make sure you If you want to get these bonuses Through my link Then that's how you need to Use another email address to do that Okay that's how you can Able to get all these bonuses I just mentioned But you have to fund your account $2,700 Within by 30th of September Okay so any more question Buy some Facebook Ah actually me too I bought some Facebook And in fact tonight I'm going to buy some more Like legit legit I really think that Facebook is a very very strong company Super strong And right now the stock price just started dropping Because there's a new thing that you know Apple issue privacy Effect Facebook and everything But I think long term Facebook has a very very strong economic mode I'm not worried And right now the stock price actually dropped And it's a good time to enter And of course Always do dollar cost averaging Right enter first challenge over here And then like if you drop some more Then buy some more right Of course you have to make sure you do portfolio planning Okay don't all in Facebook Is going to be very generous Because who can say for sure that Facebook Is going to be around for the next 10 years Right so you just want to make sure You diversify your portfolio Invest in something like Just now we talked about QQQ You know SPY For sure it will be around Because it's made up of the top 500 companies And top 100 companies in the US Alright so what is the transaction fee For Moomoo per share After 180 days This one good question I think Google it Google it I have not checked that out yet But it's a very good question But if you want to Okay within 180 days If you are happy with the return Well then you can consider to stick around Okay but the thing is For TT and Maritime One good thing is They do not charge for buying And selling of shares Okay but for options It's still chargeable By 65 cents the same as Moomoo US, China, SG, Malay Yes you are right So one good thing about Moomoo is It's international So you can even use Moomoo to buy Singapore stocks Hong Kong stocks Or can Okay I think for China It's also possible This one I need to confirm But Hong Kong, Singapore for sure can Yeah so that's the beauty of it So close to Okay so Kenny has answered $2 Just drop due to news articles Facebook All right Okay but do due diligence Ah yes make sure you do that Okay so well people come and go CTO step down American Coy Okay yes All right thank you so much Harry For helping me to put in the link again All right so is it safe to put money It's basically regulated by MAS So if it's regulated I think it's there is There's definitely a layer of safety But if of course if you're not too comfortable Putting a lot of money Then maybe you can get started with $5,000, $10,000 I think that is for sure No problem No problem Yeah maybe you don't put $500,000 if you're not comfortable with Okay but it's also good that If you can use Moomoo to invest in international market Okay with the recent bad news of China Could be potential opportunity For you to invest in some great China companies Or if not buy China ETF Also possible Right At least you can invest TD you cannot invest in China And you can only invest in US with TD Ameritrade Okay pre-market is already up Good news Yes Okay so William Because it's regulated by MAS So they do have certain regulations Rules and regulations that need to abide by Yeah Okay so that's all I have to share For those who have not joined my telegram channel Then make sure you do so Because I do have some exclusive You know investing insights of my own I post very often in my telegram channel as well And on top of that for those who want to Attend my upcoming next Wednesday Options Foundation class Okay because at the end I will also be sharing about OMI So if you want to join my telegram There's some additional discount Okay just for my telegram followers as well So join my telegram Then you will understand how can you get Additional discount Okay that you can't get elsewhere Okay so back by 10 cent Alright yeah 10 cent is such a strong company For some reason it's just dropping Because with the market The sentiment right now in China But I think I'm really long-term Very bullish about 10 cent at Alibaba And I think for those who have not invested in You can really consider to look into them Okay and yeah that's it Okay so remember If you want to get your Mu Mu account set up Make sure fund $2,700 So that you can get the bonus If you fund less than that You will not be able to get $88 And yeah I believe if you have the funds to invest Actually $2,700 is the minimum In order for you to really buy meaningful companies So eventually if you want to do options That is the sum that you definitely To require to get started your investment journey So make sure you fund it So that you get $88 for free They will put the $88 inside your account And then on top of that You will also have free AppleShare So this is basically my own account Because recently I also want to try out Mu Mu So I basically bought five Facebook shares And the moment I buy Oh the market started to drop Okay I also don't know why But it's okay long-term right So yeah so I didn't fund a lot I spent about $5,000 SGD only And because I transacted five times I basically buy Facebook shares five times So that I can fulfill my five trades And then I got my free AppleShare So this is my free AppleShare Which is quite good It's $300 worth of gift Just by funding and really buying to great businesses I want to own anyway So I'm okay All right So can we still long call If IV is very high Okay very good So if you are thinking about doing strategy X All right Then it may not be You need to be careful Especially the IV is quite high However it could be a good time If high IV right You can do the other strategy called boss Because when high IV when you sell You collect more premium All right So if you forgot about it Then make sure you go and revise your OMI Okay So that's all I have to share Okay Hope you guys Okay did you enjoy And what did you learn from this lesson Okay what did you learn from this sharing today Okay type in your greatest takeaway From this sharing And we can all learn from each other All right It's very important that you type in your Your own lesson So that you crystallize your learning better And you can also see what other people are learning From this Okay so we can all learn from each other's Most important lesson Okay So can we say sell pool Yes exactly When IV is high Kenny is a very good student He understand the importance of You can use the reverse Being a seller All right So that's all I have to share Let me know your lesson What's the greatest takeaway that you get from this Okay let me see Yeah All right Start investing Cheer up Top 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have to share Good night everyone Come with to see you guys In my next week Wednesday Option Foundation class For those who are very new All right If not I will probably see you in tomorrow Because we are conducting OMI Okay Every single month we do have one round OMI It's going to be very exciting I'm conducting together with Pete Oh my god I'm so excited All right So that's all I have to share Okay see you guys Thank you good night everyone Ja ne Bye bye Mata laikai Bye bye


Alright so in this video I want to talk about how to have the coolest lucid dreams ever so if you know how to lucid dream this is going to make a lot of sense for you if you don't know how to lucid dream that's fine I'm going to explain roughly how to do that as well so make sure you watch this whole video because I'm going to explain exactly what you need to learn to have your first lucid dream and how to have really cool lucid dreams now when I say cool I mean interesting vivid intense and the things that are outside the experience that most of you have probably already done which is things like flying having sex walking around exploring and fighting this is really really cool things that I'm going to explain how to have the coolest lucid dreams meaning the most unusual unique experiences that you're likely never used to having you've probably never had these experiences is what I'm trying to say so before we get into the video make sure to subscribe because I post weekly lucid dreaming videos I post content on all social media platforms pretty much every day so just search for how to lucid.com wherever you want to find me all right so the first thing you need to realize when you're trying to have a really cool lucid dream is you've got to consider most people have done most people will do the things that appear in the top searches on google and also the top posts on reddit things like flying and whatever and while these can be really interesting they can be fun they're probably not the coolest things you could be doing so when you are trying to have a really cool lucid dream just try and imagine the most unusual thing that you can possibly imagine and then go even weirder like do something even more unusual so an example of this is so some of you advance lucid dreamers will have done things like becoming animals so one of the cool things you can do in lucid dream is actually to uh to become an animal I know it sounds kind of weird but yeah so so to take that one step further you could do something like become an animal uh who is in love with another animal or you could just really weird stuff like you could just for example one of my dreams I was an insect and I could see pheromone trails and I could navigate the forest using these pheromone trails and then beyond that I actually interacted in a group of ants so there was like um like a social meeting for these ants in this forest and I was one of them and we were discussing like how to lead the colony to find more food in the forest right and I know it sounds crazy but you've got to think this is that's a really unusual experience that 99.9% of people in the world will never have because they either don't think about it or they never try it or they can't do it if they don't know how to lose a dream and so that's one of the things I really love about lucid dreaming is that you can use it to you know these incredible things that you otherwise would never get to experience so there's so much more to lucid dreaming than just flying and doing the normal things right I mean who's to define what normal is I know I get that but so another thing to mention the second thing is you need to actually be able to have stable lucid dreams because if you don't have stable lucid dreams then it's going to be hard to do other things you know you can't you can't easily experiment and try new things if you're not stable in your actual lucid dreams if you keep on waking up it's going to be very hard for you to try new things for you to experiment and try new experiences like becoming an ant like I was I mean that was kind of weird but so yeah make sure you can actually stabilize your lucid dreams a quick way of doing that would be I don't know if you've tried this before but you can sort of rub your hands together or spin around on the spot or you can even call out to the dream and say increase clarity or increase stability and the dream itself will actually respond by doing that because like I've said in a recent Instagram post actually that what you expect to happen in a lucid dream will often happen that's why for beginners expectation is so important because it pretty much dictates what is going to happen in the dream you know if you're expecting even subconsciously and a lot of people don't understand this but even if you subconsciously expect something to happen that will override what's happening in the dream and that will become the reality let me give you an example it's well known that objects are solid right now if you look at the quantum mechanics of this objects are not actually solid they're a waveform so they exist in a state of vibration and everything although it appears solid is actually moving very fast or very slow depending on what the the structure of the atoms are is so but what I'm trying to say is subconsciously we all believe that objects are solid and if we press against the wall it's going to be hard right so in a recent lucid dream what I tried to do was and I haven't tried this for a long time but I was flying around and I was in some sort of aerial battle between me and a wizard right I was zapping lightning at this guy and for some reason I wanted to hide I didn't want to do the battle anymore so I just wanted to hide so I flew up to this massive oak tree and it must have been it was a huge thing like the like the what's it called the home tree in avatar okay so I flew up to this this massive oak tree and what I wanted to do I knew that inside the oak tree there was somewhere to hide you know it was a hollow it was a massive hollow tree but I couldn't find the door so what I tried to do was to move through the oak tree surface I tried to morph morph my body through the oak tree now I've done this before and I commonly use this to get into buildings in lucid dreams or escape from buildings whatever but because I haven't practiced it in a while what happened is that subconsciously somewhere deep down in my head I didn't believe that I could do it so I ended up moving my hand through the oak tree but then I got stuck and I've had a lucid dream like this before where I've tried to do something like that I move my hand into the surface whatever it is I think it was a wall last time and midway through I get stopped by my subconscious belief that objects are solid and you shouldn't be able to move through them like that so that is why it's so it's so important to look at your subconscious beliefs especially if you're trying to do crazy stuff you know I mean it's fine if you just want to lose a dream about walking through town which you might do I mean I'm not going to judge okay but if you want to have a really cool lucid dream where you're actually doing things like morphing through walls shapeshifting teleporting time travel before you try those things you've got to look at your subconscious beliefs right and there's a few ways of doing this and I'm going to bring this back to how to have cool lucid dreams by the way but you need to you need to be able to address these subconscious beliefs before you try and do something like moving into an oak tree or stepping through time or whatever so what I'll do is I would write down my subconscious beliefs I would try and think about what and and relative to a lucid dream by the way so I think in a lucid dream what are the things that I will likely try and do so of course I'll try and bend the rules of physics I might try things like time travel teleporting I might want to exert superhuman strength use telekinesis okay I might also want to do things like experience different dimensions different ways of seeing things I might even want to experience having different limbs maybe I want to have forearms or a tail okay or wings even so what I would do is I would then take those things those experiences that I want to have and I would write them down on a piece of paper and I would go through them one by one and look at the underlying beliefs that make those things impossible in waking life so and in many cases it's pretty simple like for example with the wings thing we know that we don't have wings okay so instead what I would do is I would look at that and I would start telling myself that I do have wings and that if I concentrated hard enough they would sort of expand out from my back and I would be able to fly with them and then you take it one step further so you do that and then you start imagining and visualizing how it would feel to have these massive strong wings expand from your upper back and I would do this one by one for each of these things so for flying for teleporting time travel whatever and what happens is you start to put this seed in your mind which when you have a lucid dream it will enable you to actually do these things because most people don't do that most people would just jump into a lucid dream not having prepared for it in any way and so what happens is there's subconscious beliefs right about whatever it is you know gravity time travel objects permeance whatever will hold them back and this is why you get so many people posting for them saying I tried to fly in a lucid dream but I fell or you know I tried I was lucid for a minute and then I was fighting this dragon or something and then I lost lucidity and the dragon beat me because your subconscious belief is there the subconscious belief that if there's a huge scary dragon it's probably going to beat you because you've seen so many movies where it does now that's not always the case and depending on the type of movie you see you can actually alter your subconscious beliefs about certain things like for example let's say you watch a lot of superhero movies now in the superhero movie there's often conflict and there's often also resolution so the superhero usually wins and so if you watch enough superhero movies what happens is you start you subconsciously believe that if you just keep trying hard enough you will win whatever the battle is they say if you're fighting a dragon or a giant spaceship or whatever you will subconsciously believe that you will win and then so therefore you will be able to fly and have superhuman strength and that sort of thing now if you contrast that to if you watch a lot of horror films or if you play a lot of video games what often happens in these things is the character loses in whatever way maybe they get attacked beaten chased whatever and in video games it's very common to to die often and then restart from the neck from the beginning of the level again so if you if you consume a lot of content like horror games and sorry horror movies and video games then subconsciously you will find it hard harder to lose a dream and do these crazy things because subconsciously you've got that belief in your mind that if you try something you'll get attacked or shot or chased if you try and run the bad guy will always catch up to you this is from horror movies right if you try and climb up a building you're probably going to fall a few times before you actually get up to the top you know if you've played Assassin's Creed or Tomb Raider or whatever you'll know that it's common to fall and subconsciously those things stay in your mind and they limit you in lucid dreams so in order to have the coolest most interesting lucid dreams you really need to prepare for them in the way I said so talking about your affirmations and thinking about your subconscious beliefs and you need to consume content mainly films okay that reinforces your expectations and subconscious beliefs about what you can do so what I would recommend for you stop watching horror film stop watching horror movies stop playing video games unless the video game is like a free roam game like something like Skyrim which actually does the opposite thing it helps you and instead start watching superhero movies empowering fantasy films adventure films sci-fi things like that okay some examples would be things like avatar okay things like harry potter star wars chronicle x-men these these sorts of films are going to give you inspiration which I guarantee you will have the coolest lucid dreams if you do that so I hope you enjoyed this it's not actually over yet I have a few more things I want to share but just before we get into those last few tips make sure to subscribe and if you're listening to the podcast version of this make sure to follow this podcast wherever you're listening to it and remember I do actually post on every social media network more or less once a day so just search for howtolucid.com wherever you want to see my content Instagram Twitter Facebook YouTube TikTok even I'm pretty much everywhere now even on the on podcast as well so the last tip I want to give you for this is if you're struggling to actually have your first lucid dream there are two things that I want you to do for the next 30 days every single day and those are one meditate for 10 minutes every morning and number two write your dreams down every morning now you'll notice that I've not mentioned reality checks because reality checks firstly meditation and writing your dreams down you can do those pretty much within 10 minutes or within 15 minutes in the morning so you don't have an excuse for missing it whereas reality checks yeah I get it you know it's easy to you start doing reality checks then you forget to do them then a few hours go by you get distracted you know you might do something else that's fine I get that but I feel like if you just commit to doing those those other two things every morning you will see big results and I think the biggest results from this will come if you do this every day for at least two weeks now if you want to take it one step further and actually do reality checks that's even better that's even better but often it's hard to remember to do them if you do want help remembering to do them I do have an iPhone app just search for how to lucid in 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What lessons the Kenyan Dairy Board can offer to the Ethiopian market or Ethiopian dairy sector? The most important lesson, I think, is government intervention. I think that's one of the key lessons that you can offer. If the government can actively participate in the development of the dairy, I think it will take off faster. Because capacity building is expensive and the farmers find it quite tough. So government intervention, I think, is very important. Somebody asked about the 300 animals that were contributed originally in Ethiopia and why they didn't. The industry didn't take off at that particular time. The key, I think, and we will look at it again a little deeper, is that maybe the local populations have not been sensitized enough or there were no developed farmers to do the uptake and then teach the rest. In Kenya, we have a lot of farmers teaching other farmers with lots of farmer education centers by other farmers. And since that is very practical and the farmer can see what the other one is doing, then I think that is where the takeoff comes in fastest. As I said, I want to go back to government intervention. The government intervention is very, very important because it ties in with another question. The development of the consumer. In Kenya, the milk production went up phenomenally when the government started giving free milk to schools, the primary schools, and we have 7 million children in primary schools. So when the government gave this free milk, it really sensitized the farmers that they need. And the government had to go out and develop further so that they can get the milk to give to the children. That grew phenomenally, the industry grew phenomenally as a result. So you can see government intervention. You could decide to feed the children, maybe for a year or two, or give free milk to, I don't know which society, which community, something like that. That will spare the production almost immediately. But governments find it difficult to sustain that kind of thing. So in Kenya, it found it difficult and it collapsed. The scheme collapsed. So now we had to find other ways of rebuilding again the consumer. And now we had to go into really serious campaigns. And the government again stepped in and helped us. As I said, our presidents have been farmers. And this has also helped a lot. In fact, both the three presidents, Mr. Mwange, they have been big farmers. Jomo Kenyatta was a famous farmer. And in fact, today the family owns the biggest, the largest milk processing plant. They're really the largest combined. And those are the children now. Our current president is a great farmer as well as an economist. So he's gone into the marketing of the milk in a very big way. So the government intervention in other words. And government examples from government. A lot of our ministers are also farmers and vet officers. So you see those are the areas that will help develop the dairy industry.


because when you think about resilience, we're thinking about emotional fitness, the ability to cope with challenge. And so it's almost like the opposite of relaxation and calm. We want to be okay with pressure, with the stresses that are gonna come up in life as well. So if we are constantly seeking peace, calm, relaxation, you're not gonna build resilience because you're moving away from the challenges. Whereas the common denominator in all practices for building resilience is to step into a place where you're a little bit uncomfortable, a little bit, not too much, but you do need to stretch it. It may not feel nice and peaceful and calm. It may feel challenging, but that's okay because that is how you build the resilience. So you have to be okay with being uncomfortable. That's how you grow, that's stretching the comfort zone.