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So, this is the, we have done that this is given as energy, so fluctuations in energy when you plot that low and behold it is a very good Gaussian, amazingly good Gaussian, another surprise of nature and then the width of that fluctuation is the special heat and that is the spring constant in my, so why it becomes Gaussian, there are two reasons of that. And I will give first the mathematical then the physical, but both can be considered mathematical, but before I go into that look at this functional form, why? Now remember e average is the value at the minima and that is a macroscopic quantity that the average energy of the system, so system must be minimum with respect to the average energy. So, I know first derivative will go to 0, so second derivative will be this quantity which is the sigma square which is the specific heat. So, this is the reason why this one of the explanation is that the total energy of the system or the fluctuation in total energy is Gaussian. There is a question asked I think yesterday or the day before yesterday and this is the answer to that question. Second important explanation that comes from a very profound theory of probability that I described I think in my third lecture and in my book also I described that quite a bit that is called central limit theorem. Central limit theorem says that if your total observable let us say X, capital X is a sum of a large number of small parts and if there is a weak correlation, correlation is allowed, but the weak correlation between them then the sum is Gaussian. This is called central limit theorem which is an exceedingly important part of statistical mechanics and I think I have discussed it couple of times in my book and I think in my third lecture we discussed it and this is what Rajorshi keeps complaining that how many times we teach the students, the students forget, but this you should not forget. There is a strong law, there is a weak law and I told you mathematicians are not given. This was also the person who worked on it theory of errors and all these things goes back to Gauss. Gauss I think had one of the proofs long, long time ago. I think Gauss was after Shakespeare, I think somewhere 1600 around that time or little later than 1600. I used to know all these things but forgetting. So, then central limit theorem says if I have something X which is sum over Xn, n is large number and then Xn are weakly correlated, then the Px an amazing theorem, just amazing theorem that this is the central limit theorem perhaps one of the most and I told you mathematicians are not given to give big names. We chemists and physicists we just mutilate and insult the English language but they have a very rarely one thing like fundamental theorem or algebra, whole algebra is based on that theorem, whole complex analysis. This is the whole much of probability theory is based on this central limit theorem. The central limit theorem says that this is Gaussian. One of the ways you can do that which is take up any book of probability, they will do in terms of binomial theorem. Toss a coin or take a dice then you will find the sum will become. Go on adding 3, 6 if you are throwing a die and then you will find that is Gaussian. Now all of you who do molecular dynamics or molecular simulation use this at very early stage of your simulation. Now tell me where? Not quite Baba, you sample from a Gaussian distribution. How do you create the Gaussian distribution? You take random numbers because I seed, call random numbers, add the random numbers. You know if you do not use a package like our days we used to, there was a function in photon called RAND but we used to write our own code usually because we are always pseudo random number and the not Gaussian correlation, we used to do it ourselves by doing you can play around little bit and make it much better. And sometime we used to assemble a language and to make it more uncorrelated. However one important thing if you do it yourself you call random number, call it 22 times, add them up, you find the sum of the Gaussian. All it takes is 12 so I don't need to go to infinity. Strictly speaking it has to be large but in real world just 12 gives it Gaussian. This is one of the reason many many things in observed properties in nature are Gaussian. Okay so then here is a table actually by a student made it today very quickly from the book. But here energy at constant volume, then CV response function. So these are the thermodynamic quantities. So there are actually three things one should have add here. One is the perturbation, one is the fluctuation and one is the response function. I probably have done perturbation, response function, then microscopic interpretation. This is as I told you it is a profound result of statistical mechanics. Perhaps one of the most I won't say the most but one of the most profound result of statistical mechanics and this is amazing that it tells you what is special heat. Then CP is that of enthalpy. Then volume and number density give you isothermal compressibility and you have to work in different ensembles to get that. NPT will give you volume fluctuation and gran canonical will give you number fluctuation. This listen carefully. This comes from NPT isothermal isobaric. This comes from gran canonical ensemble. You can calculate the fluctuation that give you both, give you isothermal compressibility and they give you exactly same result. You can do the simulation here in one ensemble, another ensemble. You will find that exactly the same. Magnetization is the external magnetic field. Magnetization is the response and this is the response function. Then I put an external electric field. This is the response polarization and this is the response function, the electric constant.  But it is the theoreticians or responsibility to understand these things and that has happened. That's the way it has happened. Experimentally much of the time need to work extremely hard to get a result and they really have not much time for this theory and all these things and you will find there is a kind of disregard for us which is painful but that's the way it is. So, now there are certain very interesting result that I want to tell you and that you should know. Here is the specific heat. Ice. Then these are solids, ice, aluminium. Look at this. Now you expect solid to have less fluctuations and that specific will be the same, less. That indeed is less. Now look at the things, liquid. Look at that. Ethanol is so much bigger but water has almost twice this specific heat. Why? I come to that. Liquid nitrogen this one, benzene this, benzene so much bigger than water but much smaller. Mercury is really has much less specific heat. Hydrogen partly because there is an anomaly because they have the ortho para equilibrium. As a result of that they have a very large fluctuations. Helium has quantum effects in it which allows it to really explore much larger energy fluctuations but look at that. As you would expect this is less, this somewhat more and where this is little bit more. So now it is a standard questions we ask why has water specific heat is that of more than twice of benzene which is bigger than water and also bigger than ethanol. So this is a question I am now asking you. Explain why water has such large specific heat and that is very good for you otherwise you would die of fever. You know our body we are very lucky that water has large specific heat because 70% of our body is water.  Now you need to tell me why and how water has such a large specific heat. It is due to hydrogen bond. There is a bit more than that. This is a good beginning. Hydrogen bond certainly if hydrogen bond not there then water would not be liquid first of all. This is only at 18. Much heavier things are gas but water because hydrogen bonding. So it is hydrogen bonding but what next? Ethanol also has hydrogen bonding don't forget that. Ethanol has, ethanol forms three hydrogen bonding through oxygen one through hydrogen. What are forms? How many hydrogen bonds? Four. Four hydrogen bonding. Still answer is not there. Come on. That you are saying this is a semantics. You are just putting the same thing in words. We will not be able to waste too much time here. That the reason is that because of hydrogen bond there are lot of excitations in the system. There is a if you do the normal mode analysis that means you can freeze water or take the temperature out and then do a normal mode analysis means you calculate the density of states or you can even take water in little water temperature and do the velocity time correlation function and do a Fourier transform. That will give you the oscillations and as a peak you will find water as three pronounced peaks. One is about 50 centimeter inverse that's because of rattling but there is this peak at 200 centimeter inverse which is hydrogen bond excitation. Now tell me what is one KBT? Thermal energy how much in centimeter inverse? 300 Kelvin how much? 206 centimeter inverse. One KBT is 206 centimeter you might look surprised but that's what it is. So one KBT 300 Kelvin is 206 centimeter inverse and hydrogen bond excitation the network is vibrating like that that's a Raman active mode that is 200 centimeter inverse then there is a vibration which is about 600 centimeter inverse. So water because of the hydrogen bond it has all these collective excitations so when you raise the temperature then all these excitations get populated so before temperature goes up you need to populate them and as a result of that kind of extrinsic nature because the ethyl groups are hydrophobic so there is a local order but this kind of extensive network we call hydrogen bond network that is so peculiar of water that is not there. So this is a beautiful slide that I think I will give it to them to put it on the book. So now this is what I have been talking free energy expansion and the response functions because of the minimum or a quantity x is either pressure or y then this is 0 but then the expansion becomes that in free energy and these are the expansions in energy fluctuation is a specific heat volume fluctuation compressibility and if I have the fluctuations in the system is the magnetic susceptibility so what is important these free energy expansions who free energy second derivative are these response functions those are the same functions that give you that tell you how much a system going to react given the example of water it is essential for you and your body that water has large specific heat otherwise you die off and exactly that these quantities are the ones which are most important most important constitutive properties of a material they are the ones which measured in the very beginning this is the end so my students are fond of cartoon so they are they say that I am trying to fluctuate because it is certain life must have some responsibility so they are not great cartoons but you know statistical mechanics such a difficult subject is good to have some cartoon then no cartoon so this is a picture of Einstein I really like so we now this is the chapter which you have to read and again the same kind of things that I have been talking here that how the same thing and the equations from there but there are lot of very nice things that I have discussed here and quite a detail because this is my favorite chapter so energy fluctuation specifically the derivation is given here is a little better than what is given here you can see the derivation in full glory sequence is little different from what I told you here then the fluctuation in other response functions full derivation is given here ok the full derivation is given here and this is both grand canonical and npt ensemble and then there are some very nice system size dependence on fluctuations that we just discussed yes no non-linear phase transition all free energy is minimum with respect to all thermodynamic properties whatever you choose as Einstein showed there are two independent variables so you have to be like he if you look Einstein's statistical physics there is somewhere around chapter I think Landau d6 the old second edition that I studied somewhere after 30 or 40 around that he had this Landau has this chapter of fluctuations and there he discusses this that Einstein chose selected two independent variables entropy and volume and as I told you paramount you also discuss pressure and temperature Landau because that is connection with the hydrodynamics and discussing very important experimental results which can also be through entropy and volume but it is getting very complicated pressure and temperature is a better variable the rail-abinoir spectra the three peaks that is explained by hydrodynamics ok so it is minimum only thing you have to make sure that you have the two independent variables do not take two dependent variables only near a phase transition only near a phase transition this spring constant just goes that's why it's like here so long I am here I am I am here I am stable but when I come here it is no longer stable that exactly happens in phase transition the system falls out of the cleaves and it forms out of the cleave this quantity just becomes like that flat do we call it softening very important term in physics softening of modes yes absolutely I don't know why you are confused it has to be minimum although it is not stable it has to be K H D that's why I am talking about spring constant just take a spring do that spring comes back right so you are applying a force spring getting elongated who determined I could have put that also that I give a force elongation is L that is omega square X so that has to be you know this is a good question but you have to think and make yourself believe because these are the fundamental and exact results that I told you in book I had and I wish I kept it that is really statistical very significant result from statistical mechanics explaining your high school thermodynamics and physics is coming from this chapter we don't question it but we should actually think about it because it is just too fundamental to ignore there is no point of doing science this is really beautiful so this is same thing I discussed this royal distributions and now going back to different ensemble micro canonical grand canonical ensemble and the maximum means now omega has to be maximum okay and then partition function has to I told you partition function is the quantity that is maximum and I explained in the morning why partition function is maximum partition function is maximum because e to the power minus e by k B T as I said or omega is that that particular state is selected which has maximum number of microscopic states and then this is what we discussed and this is what we discussed there is a question actually one of you asked why it is Gaussian and this is the reason why it is Gaussian we do it fundamental level and the distribution of specific heat and thermal conductivity all these things we discussed but I would strongly recommend you take a look into this book this is my book because I do not think there is any other book that has discussed this so beautifully except I think patria statistical physics but then he does not connected to this water specific heat and the kind of things we physical chemist or chemist believe that is not their cup of tea they will go to liquid metals and not interesting as I said mercury is specific heat is point how much point 2 solid specific heat so small except when they go to phase transition there is specific heat diverges order disorder transition order disorder transition aluminium and manganese and there goes order disorder transition but that because you have this multiple ways to arrange things with different energy so a binary alloy undergoes a spectacular phase transition anything else we will next class Monday we will start with the applications of the partition function and describing some way and getting some very very important results which are even today used in drug design or all kinds of thermal and I think packages from NIH and other people use what will be very I never knew that in drug design we use the circuit tetrodiquation which is derived with monotomic gas ideal monotomic gas


Hi everyone, my name is Steph. This is Little Bookish Teacher and today I wanted to share my review of Booked by Kwame Alexander. This is actually the graphic novel adaptation of the novel of the same name.  And in this particular book Nick is learning how to navigate a new tricky family situation when his parents separate alongside his commitment to soccer, the fact that he needs to bring up his grades in school and he needs to read the books that he needs to read for school but he doesn't want to do that because he wants to play soccer and how he balances all of those elements together. And sometimes it's easier than others, sometimes it is really tricky for him and he finds it really challenging and he's trying to unpack and understand what his parents are going through and why it has such a large impact on him. He's also learning how to stand up to bullies in this book. He has a crush on a girl for the first time and doesn't really know how to behave around her and ends up agreeing to host her book club and how to deal with the highs and lows of being involved in sport, particularly when sometimes things don't go well and you can't always participate in the way that you would like to. This was really great. So it is a graphic novel but not necessarily in the traditional way of having panels all over the page. So you do have some panels, you do have some larger chunks of text but you have lots of really great images. I loved that it's all in black and white with the green elements to it. It's very visually appealing. Kwame Alexander is known for writing in free verse which this is also told in free verse. I'm trying to remember, I think we might have the original novel at work if we don't, we have crossover which is the first book in the series but I haven't had a chance to read it in that format yet so I might try and grab those and have a read through of them. I really appreciated the representation of a preteen having to work through the complicated nature of his parents separating the highs and lows of that, the family therapy that might be needed of that, the anger and the resentment and just missing the parent that you don't get to see all the time, having that and seeing how Nick has to work through that and how his parents have to work through that and help him to work through that is great to see in an upper middle grade younger YA title. Obviously Nick is really passionate about soccer and that comes through in this book. It's what he and his best friend are passionate about doing together even though they play for different teams. They train together and it's something that gives them a really strong friendship bond. There are some really positive teacher role models in this book as well including the librarian who is constantly giving Nick different books to read and knowing that he just needs the right book to hook him so that was really important to see in this book. There's also an element in the story because Nick's mum makes him take etiquette classes so there's this lovely contrast between being the sports player and having to go to etiquette classes and learn how to be a gentleman and that's where he gets to spend a lot of time with the girl that is his crush and also the realities of being sick or injured and the impact that that can have on the things that you are passionate about. So there is a period of time where Nick is in hospital and he can't participate in a really important soccer trip that he has been looking forward to and that really brings him down and he has to work through that. So it's nice seeing all of those realities for kids in a book. I loved the free verse style in it and I loved how it linked in all what was happening with the illustrations. Like it was just a really really enjoyable read so I need to go back and read the crossover and yeah I wouldn't mind reading this in its original novel form as well. I will leave links to where you can check out booked down below. In the comments I'd love to know if you have read this book or any other of Kwame Alexander's titles. I know he actually has some books on writing for kids which I really want to find because I think they would be great books to have in my school because I know they're a lot of our grade five six kids really like these books because they're about sport and they see themselves represented in the characters. Thank you very much for watching. I hope that you guys have a really wonderful day no matter where you are in the world and I will see you in my next video. Bye everyone.


The President of the United States. Thank you very much. Thank you. Well, Senator Thurmond, Congressman Gilman, please sit down. And Congressman Gilman, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the White House. Today we pause to observe World Food Day, marking the anniversary of the founding of the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations back in 1945. The FAO of which the United States is a founding member was conceived as the focal point of civilization's fight to eliminate poverty-related hunger, an admirable and a worthwhile goal. World Food Day serves to remind us that we have a long way to go to achieve what mankind set out to do. Today more than 450 million people in the developing countries are undernourished. One child in four born and developing countries may die before the age of five because of malnutrition. Each year as many as 100,000 young children reportedly may go blind because of a lack of vitamin A in their daily diets. The statistics are grim, yet all Americans can be proud of our country's continuing efforts to battle world hunger. For nearly three decades, we've carried out the largest food aid program. Begun under President Eisenhower, the Food for Peace program has provided over $40 billion in aid to developing countries more food assistance than given by all the other countries combined. And in addition to founding Food for Peace at $1.5 billion for this fiscal year, we're taking new steps to devote more government food stocks to the needy overseas. For this year, we've already given over 83,000 tons of butter, cheese, and non-fat dry milk to 14 different countries. Our food and assistance efforts are especially vital in Africa where drought has devastated farms throughout the sub-Saharan part of the continent. We have earmarked $25 million in emergency food assistance for these drought-stricken nations and increased our economic content by over $80 million, bringing it to an all-time high of nearly $1 billion for this fiscal year. Traditionally, the United States has always been the foremost supporter of multilateral aid. We've already given well over $1 billion worth of food to the World Food Program, and just last year, this administration increased the U.S. pledge by 14% to a new record of $250 million. At any time, we make the largest single contribution to many international organizations concerned with hunger, including the Food and Agriculture Organization, the World Food Program, and the International Development Banks. We were there to help found these organizations, and we stand firmly with them today. It's not just our government programs of which we can be proud. There are numerous American religious and philanthropic groups supported by voluntary contributions which are playing a significant role in our battle against hunger. Groups like CARE, Catholic Relief Services, Lutheran World Relief, the American Jewish Distribution Committee all represent the best of the American tradition of personal involvement. Whether through government-sponsored programs, or through the efforts of churches and private charities, America and Americans lead the way in this humanitarian endeavor. I would hope that those who criticized the United States would take time to compare our efforts with those of communist nations, countries that so loudly proclaimed their concern for the downtrodden, Soviet efforts in the area of humanitarian relief are virtually non-existent. I challenge the Kremlin to explain why it refuses to provide anything but weapons of destruction to the underdeveloped world. One explanation, of course, is that the Soviet system is incapable of producing enough food for its own population, much less enough to help others in need. What this points to is the undeniable relationship between free enterprise and material abundance between freedom and caring. Our agriculture system is made up of millions of people and a host of enterprises. It includes farmers, processors, distributors, transporters, retailers, storage operators, packages, advertisers, and many others. It's still a system based on the profit motive and on the freedom of those involved to operate as they see fit. It's this special X factor that makes our food system the most productive in the world and the gem of our economy. With less than three tenths of one percent of the world's farmers and farm workers, we produce 65 percent of the world's soybeans, 48 percent of the corn, 32 percent of the sorghum, 25 percent of the oranges, 31 percent of the poultry, 26 percent of the beef, and you can go on down the line with the other products the same. Today, wheat grown in the Midwest is eaten as pasta in Italy. Our soybeans make soy sauce used in the Orient. Our cotton seed is pressed into oil and shipped to Venezuela, and our grain is consumed in the Soviet Union. Along with food, we have been more than willing to share our expertise in this vital area of agriculture. Over 70,000 agriculturalists have come to us for training and we have technical assistant projects in 76 countries. But food and technical assistants will not solve the problem in the long run. As I pointed out at the Cancun Economic Summit two years ago, the development of the private sector and the potential for trade is essential for economic progress either in industry or agriculture. We'll continue to help the hungry in every way we can. But let's remember that government repression, mismanagement and corruption have created as much deprivation and hunger as drought and other natural disasters. Lasting progress in the battle against hunger to a large degree depends on freeing the productive forces needed to produce a better way of life. Finally, let me add that we're committed not only to fight hunger in the world but to eliminate it anywhere it exists in our own country. Food and help are available to anyone who is hungry in America. And we intend to make sure the information on how to get it is available to all. I know there was some criticism when I announced a commission on hunger and there was criticism that well, did I mean that we weren't able to see a hungry person? Know that commission I've just explained what it is for. There is no need or reason for hunger anywhere in America and what we need to find out is is there some problem with the administration of our distribution or are there people out there who don't know where the sources are if they are in need and in hunger and that's what we're trying to find out because we are providing all that is necessary to make sure that there need be no hunger in this country of ours and as little hunger in the world as we can help alleviate. And with that said I will now sign the proclamation. What's your schedule calls for now? I know mine calls for me to get out. Thank you.


Here are more parts of that building that we just saw the door from We're hiking up a fairly rough wash. I'm guessing it was an old mining road But I don't think it's used anymore. Well, here's where the big red door came from Looks like a collapsed cabin The bed spring up there survived Let's keep going higher up to what we find Here we are at an old mining camp Looks like there are three buildings still standing. Well, here's a closer shot of this first building There's the alarm clock. It's 820 as a modern girl. So somebody's been using it up here ballroom dancing Here's another one. There's some nice wood in here and everything wood-burning stove Another stove some old papers and things what's behind the curtain You don't want to know Couple of that space Here's a look inside this other building The last part looks like it's a garage Here's the vent pipe for these two stoves Water tank old water tank That building is all made out of flattened fuel cans They repurposed them So let's check out this little tin shed here bed Course little table nice view of the outside Pretty nice cozy Clicker might have been a fireplace here. There's a very large fireplace and stone chimney. I Don't see the remnants of a cabin there But maybe there was Usually you see lumber laying around beautiful area up here though It's a it's a fun place to hike around you have a lot of different flora cacti and pinion trees Scrub oaks yuckas joshua trees junipers And a lot of other stuff like that that I can't identify There's a foundation of a building a rock structure not a lot left of it, but Well, here we have a little activity. It looks like a pretty large orb in there Some large waste piles both left and Right I see some more up further ahead too. Here's another structure. It looks like a rock walled cabin And it looks like they used pinion trees for Rafters and you know supports for the roof And there's about large pinion tree right above this. I think that's what it is Well, this was the portal to the attic. We were kind of looking for It's obviously collapsed no longer open Unfortunately This came out here and there was look like there was rail that went ran along here To my right and I think it went all the way over to that orb in So here we are on top of a fairly large waste pile Here's an equipment pad here It looks like a collapsed shaft Headframe That's done There's a little teeny opening over there. Let's go look So I'm down in the hole that this Collapsed head frame is on It looks like this may have been a copper vein There's a little hole over here But this is in the hole Here's the waste pile on this one It's a pretty good size So too bad one more Failure We have one more chance down here lower down to find in and at it So that's our only hope Down a little lower. I think there's a waste pile somewhere around here Looking at mine Here's a really cool little little orb in a Tressel Okay, let's go So there's a lot of loose rock on this slope I have to be a little careful about it falling down to hit me It comes up to a ladder So we came down that implying shaft for a ways until we They come to a small drift level here So let's go explore this little guy I ran off and come to a bridge An old bridge with a couple of natural pieces of pineal and trunk For support The old Julie, will it hold me? It's got to be cracking though So who goes down a ways there? And this is the bridge I don't know Oh, there's a bat I don't know if this was a gold mine or what I think it was Let's go over there Another bat? He's sleeping They're pretty good sleepers So it looks like it's going to come to some back below There's a part of a dynamite box The bottom of one, usually you don't find the bottoms of them That's in good shape too So here's the bottom of an old dynamite box It's kind of rare to find The bottoms are usually the ones that are busted up This bottom is perfect It looks like they had it nailed onto something This looks like a Hercules box because there are Hercules legs The bottom of his legs And here it says 40% strength I didn't see a data on it, did you? A lot of times there will be dates on them That's pretty cool That's in good shape for the bottom So this is actually the end of this little drift So this looks like it might have been backfilled some Probably was and this was the face Kind of some interesting mineralization here Some iron and some quartz Alright, let's go back and get back on our rope I had a little old dynamite box I think Tom's going to head further down The ladder's pretty rough Yeah, the ladder's pretty rough Might be if some of you was coming back up We're going to use some more debris coming down with the rope Hopefully it's nothing too big I was looking back up this shaft I mean it's so bright I don't think you can see anything can you? I'm about a hundred and some feet down Maybe just over a hundred This is what you see at the bottom of the shaft Not much The sun's coming right in down here So it's very bright But up we go there's nothing down here Always hard getting on the rope So this is looking back up this shaft I've come down It looked like there might have been tracking here one time There was some dead bin here and there It continues behind me a little bit There's some backfill it looks like And it also continues this way It looks like I don't know how far it goes Alright, right off the bat there's a really cool Old Mans Syrup can It's in pretty good shape too Oh look at this side That is cool Isn't that cool? Look at that Wow That was worth coming down just for that It's almost in the shape of a shoe I thought it was a wooden shoe for a second It goes that way if I feel like crawling Let's go this way This comes to backfill Yup, there's that cam Let's look this way This has been backfilled too Don't know what might be over there Okay, that's the spot I just crawled over And this is looking this way Don't go very far That's the face Okay, this is straight down From the bottom of the shaft There's an old chisel Boy, this is a tight little drift I think that's the end of it right there Yup, that's it That's the vein they're working And then this is what they're working over here That's it That's looking back to my rope You can see it from here This is only about 50 feet Alright, back up we go It's making its way back up Here comes Julie She was my human winch And pulled me up out of the ore Shoot The ore drop We're just using an ascender And a sling to our belay loop For safety So Here we are Back to tin camp Say goodbye to tin camp


Actually there, it just came in. Bob is bringing up cores. This is too late for me to look at it or rate it, but What's happening with cores here? This message just happened. Really slim pickings today here, people. Now it looks like this just got like five minutes ago. Let me look up the reason for this. Time to rate this. It does look better than anything else. A speed raider here today. Alright, let's do cores. And I don't have any numbers for it, but I speed rated it. We got three minutes here. Nothing else looks good enough. So you have to go with me on this one here. Cores, if you want to get set up to do cores. Just not talking a lot here, people, because okay, I'm going to do cores. Nothing else looks that great. I did rate a couple things. You can watch a CTXS. I think it's going to be sloppy. You hear observing? Just observe. I don't know if core sets up. If it doesn't, I'm probably doing nothing today, which is fine. Good day yesterday. Should have a strong week. Not the many gaps today. And what there is, isn't that great? There's nothing you can do about it. Markets in a weird position in here, which probably has a lot to do with the fact that there's not. This is going to be tough. The volume to come into this. Spread monster. I think it's going to be hard to trade. This I just don't like, even though it could work. Snap, I can't get. Can anybody get the snap? Just check my email. I did request it, but it's really late now. So I forget it. It's just too late even if I can get it. I'm going to focus on cores. Can anybody get snap? I requested it, but if it happens, if I get it after the open, who cares? I requested it a little late, but I assumed. Good luck, everyone. See what happens with this. See if it holds. Holds and drops. Nobody has snap. All right, well, I'm good. Here, cores, pay attention. Let the volume come into this. Way too thin right now to do anything. Just has to get the volume. Way too thin, thin, thin, thin, thin. Let's just wait. Let's look at the others. This is trying to go. Wow, look how spready that is. CTXS is trying to go. I'm going to stay away from this. It did rate good enough. It did get the volume. It's very spreading. It's going to try to go. Snap is going to fall to zero. Not today relatively soon as if you couldn't predict that. You could predict that. We'll talk about that when we're done. No volume here in the CUDA either. Vox. No, don't like this. Okay, there's nothing wrong with this, but it has to wait to get the volume cores. Watching this. Back up to the market. Market's going to try to hold. Could be a weakhold today. A and F. They're off this for now. Look at this. This is really, it's a shame. So nobody could get it. Wow. Okay, Michael, cores, we're watching no volume here. So we're waiting. And we're waiting very patiently, but it's early. This is a late gapper. That's why it really doesn't have volume. That's the main reason. Okay, cores, we're waiting to see if it sets up with volume, which it hasn't yet. There's nothing else to do. Market's going to hold. All right, let's go back to cores. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I do think this works as long as it gets going here. Here we go. There we go. There's the volume. All right, here we go. Look at that one bar. Okay, cores. All right, as soon as I get an entry in this, I'm going to call it. Here's the volume coming into it. We couldn't have done it until it started to move. Here, cores. Actually, I think this is the open. I don't think this was the open. I think this was the open here. It's going without us. Cores. So didn't call a trade and this didn't do anything and it waited for the volume. The volume's coming in and the sell off. I think this was a late open. So here the volume came right in and then it collapsed. So if this sets up, I'm going to do it. It's good. Rated it, looked good, but it had no volume. Now it's moving. It just had a huge move. It's too bad it's didn't have volume in here. We would have been in this move. It's a late gap though. It was a problem. Let's see if we can get a trade in it. All right, let's see if we can get a trading cores. It's going to be 3530 and I have no idea what the entry is going to be and don't jump the gun on this. We can get in. We're not doing anything now. Let's just see. If the cores you did it, I didn't call it best trader. If you did that on there, that was very aggressive with the lack of volume in it. If you did it, obviously you're up. It's just too low volume for me. Let's just see. We don't get any pushback here though. I'm not going to get the trade. If you did it on your own, no one just took it. I don't know where you put the stop. You people all did this? Wow. You're getting really aggressive here. It's going, but it didn't have any volume. There was like 20,000 shares in here.  It is working. That's true. The gap was good, but it could have had a huge spike up. Some of you are getting really aggressive when I say I like things. It worked out here, but I'm not in the straight. How could I do it on that little volume? If you did this, you made money, but it was so, so risky. No, I'm not in it and I might not get it. It was just a late gap, fell out of nowhere. Nobody notices it. It doesn't have any pre-market volume. New York City Bob is the one that's solid. If he wouldn't have put it in the room, I wouldn't have even looked at it. I very quickly rated it. I don't even know if Bob rated it. He just saw it, but I very quickly rated it. I wouldn't have even been looking at this, but if it doesn't set up, I'm not going to get a trade in it. The one good thing though, it does have a lot of target. You may just keep falling. Nice move on my disciplined to wait for vinyl payoff over time. It always pays off, smooth trader. I learned that early on. I really learned that at the very beginning of my trading. Chief did it too. Wow. I can't believe how many of you did this without that with the ball in there. I seriously can't believe it. I mean, obviously all of you made money, but let's just focus here on this because I might get a trade in this and we all might get to do it, but I'll review when we're done here or if I don't do it. Why? It was not a good idea to do it. It may 960 bucks. Wow. So I have no entry, no stop. What I gave you before was off even for the stop because it's had another big move down. You just have to wait and if you're following me, that's exactly what you're doing. See if it holds back here. I don't think 34 is out of the woods for this, but that's no, we're not going to get it. It's just going to keep selling off. No, we're not going to get it. It's not pushing back. So I'm just going to talk. It's off. It's not going to push back. And the reason it's not going to push back is because no one's short on this to cover. That's why it's not pushing back. It just opened and sold off and there's no way to do the trade without any volume. So the volume came in in the sell off. That's why we didn't do it. If I'd taken four or 5,000 shares in it, I would have estimated the stop and they may not have gotten filled. It would have blown me on through and it would have been 25% of the volume in the stop. I don't think this sets up. No one's really in the short. No one noticed it. I didn't even notice it. Bob put in the room two months for the open. It had no volume. That's why no one saw it. It wasn't on the scanner and I don't think it pushes back and there's no setup in here unless you want to short and put the stop over the high of the day, a dollar and a half away. So I don't think we're going to get it. I mean, I'm going to sit here and stare at it and watch it for five more minutes till 9.45. But I don't think we're going to get a trade in it. The only way you have a pushback is if you have covering, no one's going to go long this. It's a good short. It's a good short, the long-term trend. It worked. So if you did it very aggressively, we'll go over why that wasn't a good idea. But in the end, I made the right call here for myself. I don't think it pushes back. You don't have any green unless people buy or cover on a short position. And who would have shorted this? You would have just been selling into the open. This is straight down selling action, not shorting. Nope, we're not going to go trading it, which is fine. I was prepared to only do one thing today, but then I never got the volume or setup rate, which is CTXS. And if Bodd hadn't been in here, and actually this never set up, if Bodd hadn't been putting cores, I wouldn't have even watched it or rated it. No one could get the snap. What did that end up doing? Snap did set up. It was too late for me to check about the snap. I requested it. This did set up. No one could get it. I don't think anybody could probably get that today. If I can get it, I bet it'll be late. Cooted and set up. Voxed and set up. Cores was the only one, which did rate well. And here it goes, the 34, the target. Yeah, had a good day yesterday. Hey, let's just go over it because we're not going to get to trade it. If you did the, if you follow your rules and you know how to do the trades with me, then you'd listen to me and you didn't do anything today. So anyways, I would not have seen this if I want to put it in the realm. Why? Late gapper. In fact, let's put up the pre-market data just to see it. 913 is way too late. Way, way too late for me to look at anything. 17 minutes for the open and no volume in here even to speak up. I did look at the chart, decided to rate it on the fly very quickly in a couple of seconds. Instead, this is good. Unfortunately, here's the open. Here is this. I don't even know if it's really open here. I think it open here. Here's the volume coming in. And then literally you would have had to be right on top of it here to get it with the stop over the high. And if you did it and got this move, you made money. So there was a bunch of people in here that did it, but I'm not sure where you people put the stock, but I looked at it. Prior to this, the buying was like 20 some thousand. Here's where them all the vine came in and then it broke. So anyways, you know, I would have been a huge percentage of in the stock, which would have been a terrible idea. Not knowing, of course, this would happen. Well, you know, you just, there's nothing you can say. I mean, it just didn't set up right. I mean, I'm still watching it, but it doesn't look like it's gonna keep watching it. But actually it's interesting. This looks a lot like A&F yesterday. A&F we were right on top of and had the volume.  If you didn't aggressively do that trade with me yesterday, you didn't get it. It never let it never push back. A&F literally sold off straight down all day. It was dead as a door now, but we were all on top of it and, you know, and so we shorted the selling action. Today, you cannot get a position in something before the volume's into it or it could get hurt. I didn't have it. I haven't checked my emails, but sometimes they come in late. It doesn't matter. It's neither here nor there. If I don't know I can get something like at least my A&F, then my mind is kind of made up. I'm not going to do it. I'm going to keep watching this because there's a chance we could still get a trade in it, but I don't know. So I'm really not going to do anything else. I'm not completely off of this yet that we might get something in this. Some people just did it. I'm not completely giving up on my day. I'm just telling you we don't get a trade in this. It's not the end of the world, people. Okay, let's do 19x65. We are going to get a trade in this if you want it. 19x65 cores. 19x65 cores and that's not half out of a stop. And don't take it until it hits because it could set up differently. 19x65 cores. Look at all your questions later. There's really nothing else to do except for this. And if it sets up, we're going to do it. It still has a dollar plus target. 33 this could get to today. Maybe we'll get something better. Here, I'm giving you something different. 25x85. We're going to do 25x85. 25x85 cores. Here, get it. Get it right now. 25. Just get it. Get the stop in. 85. Here it is. Of course, right now. Quickly down one. Push the low and I'm out. I almost wasn't going to do it. Here, of course, it didn't get to 34. Pay attention. Pay attention. Pay attention. Here. Here it is. Cores, cores, cores. Here, here, here, cores. We weren't going to do anything today because there's everything else I looked at. Nothing even looks right. So we're going to take what we can get in this and we follow our rules. Under the low is 34.11. We weren't watching at 34, but I think it breaks it. Here, cores. You can be in it. If you didn't do it, you could do it here. Put the stop at 85. I thought that was going to collapse right in there, but it did hit. Okay, Mark, it's going nowhere, nowhere. No, wear her hair. Yet. Kuda, what could you possibly want to do in this, chief? It is a failure. Don't touch that with a 10-foot pull. Cores, cores. If you're going to do it, you're in it now. If you did it earlier, it was a kamikaze. You did the proper trade with me. Stop's 85. Be in it. Let's see if we can go with this. It breaks the low 3380 and that's it. And we're out. Today was slow. Yesterday was busy out of nowhere. We had a good one, and then today there wasn't that much. So this is life. Here, cores. That's cores. Is everybody in it? Cores under the low. We're going to get it. Jeez, Louise. And I almost said forget my day because it's just, it's just not a good idea to chase something.  It's the worst. Archmobile says it's his luck for cores. 34, really, but I don't think this is going to break the low and bounce like a crazy person. So the low is 3411. I do not think this gets to 3411 and then drops 11 cents and then bounces back. So I'm saying 3380 because I think if it hits 34, it's going to go and break and go and then we'll get out. We're going to get out and push through the break of the whole number and we'll take it and be done. And that's life. And then we'll go over what happened here. We'll go over all the other ones. You weren't here yesterday. That's right. I don't know what that means. Don't start thinking that you're bad luck or that you miss every good day. I don't know where that's coming from. No, two to four cents is not spreading. 30 cents is spreading. 15 cents is spreading. No, no, no, no, no. This is fine. This is normal. Smooth trader says good vibes only. Here we go. Cores under the low. Here, here it is. My lancha. And I almost didn't do it. Here, cores. Well, you've got Bob to thank for this one. But I was a speed raider. Here, cores under the low. All right, hand to the button. Here we go. Then we'll redo it. Melissa, more proves that we need you every day. I'm not going anywhere. You act like I'm moving to France. I'm not going anywhere. Here, pay attention. We have to break the low 3411, 3411, 3411, 3411. I'm working on many, many exciting projects that are going to take up some of my time and there's only one me. You could have gotten out of a smidge into that there. You could have scouted a little there. I do believe it breaks it, but it did just touch that low and didn't break it. You're going to have to be a little bit patient. 15 minutes looks amazing. I wouldn't still be in it, but you could, you could have gotten out of a half a smidgen of, you could have scouted that here. Here we go through the low course. Oh, here we go. Here we go. Hope everybody got it. It's under 34. If he doesn't do it, I don't know, but I think it does. I think it, think it, think it. That just gave me an idea that whole snap, whole nother idea. Here, cores. Beautiful. Excellent. Amazing. Here it goes. Here, keeps going. If you want to take it, you can.  I thought that was going to break it harder. Let me just look at something here. Literally, if this doesn't go here, I'm going to have to take it. It only broke it by a penny. It was a target. I really thought it was going to keep going. Ah, shoot. No, I'm still in it. All right. I'm trying to stay with it a little bit longer here. I kind of wish it would have taken it, but we have to stop at a really good placement. Here, cores. Come on. You can do it. Here. Here, here. This is it. This is it. I'm not letting it get away from me now, cores. Yes, car guy. I don't know what time you came in. It must be late. My hand is on the button here. Here, this is it. You know, if this, this actually breaks it, it probably drops a dollar, just like this one here did. We'll get out of it and then I'll drop a dollar. Here, cores. Here are expectations for the day after seeing the gap picks. So, just be happy to have some money. I'm still in it. Anybody still in it with me? Is anyone still in cores with me? I mean, you could be out of it. I'm trying to decide what to do here right now. Smooth trader still in it. I wonder if I should just take it. Here, cores. Here we go. This is it. This is what I want to see. Cores. Come on, do it. Some of you took it. That's okay. Almost one, two, two. Here, cores. This is it. That's what I wanted to see. This is it. This is it. This is it. If it doesn't break 90, I'm taking it. There it is. Cores. Here. There. I'm out. I'm out. I took it. I'm out. I took it. 80 was the target. Yes. Giving myself a round of applause. Crop day and did extremely well. There. I would be out of it. Hallelujah. No, we were already in it, Diamond Jim. I don't know what you've been doing here, but we were in the trade. We got out. If you were in the trade, you were getting out now. You're not taking it now. This was a short.  No, you don't short this here. We're exiting the trade. Diamond Jim, don't do anything if you're not in this trade. You missed it. Here, it's still trying to go. 33, 87 was the low. Your barbide dropover or flip over 34. Do not let it rally over 34. Diamond Jim, if you did not do the trade, you missed it. I don't know what time you signed in. Here, under 87 is the low. Here, it's still going. If you relate, then you missed the trade. All right, let's go over it. But I, you know, I know. All right, we did go over this earlier. Let's go over it again. Bottom line is this was way too low volume. Volume came in here. I saw it and then it went, some of you did it. I did not do it. I did not call it here because of the lack of volume. Okay. So anyways, then I was like, okay, we're not going to get it. We're not going to get it. We're not going to get it. Anyway, some of you just took it. So fine, you made money. So I was waiting, waiting, waiting, waiting to get a decent entry. Then we saw it. Really did a good job giving us the cushion. Okay. Shorted this here. Diamond Jim, we shorted it here. Got the drop, got out. Targeting this really could be 33 today, but it might be a stretch to have that happen in the morning. It's almost 10 o'clock. This fell out of nowhere. This probably sets up in the afternoon, late morning, early afternoon. Well, people will see this on the scanner. In fact, let's find out, I bet it's on the scanner now. So it was nowhere this morning. I bet it's on the scanner now somewhere. See, but this wasn't on the scanner this morning. So anyways, if you didn't get this trade, no, you can't do anything here. You will have to completely wait for it to reset up, which will be way after we'll close the room. So you must be here before 9.30 if you were here for the open house to do the trades. And you really shouldn't be trading anything anyways. If you're just here on the open house, you should just be observing to see if the trade that I say that we're going to do works in the direction it's going, which I predict, which this did, which I do all the time. I said cores was a short. This was really very, I mean, this could have done anything here, a smooth trader. And actually for this stock, no, a 60 cents stop in cores, 50 cents stop plus in cores is not, is normal in the stock, very, very normal. Okay. But anyways, this could have done anything here. I didn't want to be tight with it here. It's still going. Anybody still in the cores? Oh, if it gets all the way down here, I think it breaks 80. In fact, I'll give you some targets if we're still in it. Some of you are still in it. I'm 33. Now, after 3380 $33. Here, let's look at the market. Market's gonna hold. So I did predict that right. And even though the spiral looks not as good as accused, I still think we hold. So we're just coming in here in a little bit of a cushion where we're going to be snug as a bug in a rug, and then we're going to rally, which the queue is already doing. Let's look at some other things. So no, if you're, if you're not here, if you're not here before 930, you don't get any of my trades because I don't do any trades after 10. So that's what I do. And if you're not familiar with that, then you can go subscribe to my YouTube, watch some videos. I trade fast, quick, gapped in the morning. I'd say it's, you know, it's 50, 50. You take stuff without volume. You can get seriously hurt. You take stuff without volume. Sometimes it works, but it's not worth it because the times when it doesn't work, you really can get hurt because you could not even get out. And so that's, that's the problem. Wow. CMG is back around. I think everyone get out of this option. I think no one's, no one's in it at all. And it's going to have the big monster, monster move under 400. Let's just look at this for some targets, even though I don't think anyone's in it. Yeah, here it goes. Look at that. In fact, let me just see if I could call something else in this here now. Here, let me just figure it out. Some things in this. Does anyone have any questions? I just want to look at some things about the Green Man Brick. I thought you got out of the CMG. What's your situation? I thought you took it. I mean, I thought you made money, you got out. Okay. Does anyone have any other questions about anything? It looks like Smooth Trader is a question here. And Qualibar is in love with Toll. You keep asking about that. Hold on, let me look at Toll for Qualibar and then I'll answer Smooth Trader's question. I wouldn't do any other traits today. If you did cores the first time, you got lucky. If you did it the second time, you made money. This is not even a good gap, Qualibar. No, no, no, no, no, no. This didn't have one move. I would have never done it. It wouldn't have rated well either. I would not short this. I don't know why it gaped. I'm not even sure if it had any volume. It didn't. I would not do anything with this. All right, let's go back to Smooth Trader says, do you ever pass in a trade if reward seems too low versus the risk? Yes, but that's not what I thought was the case here. So that's something that is subjective. For example, am I going to risk a dollar if I think I'm going to make 20 cents, 10 cents, something like that? No. Am I going to risk 50 cents to make 25 cents or 50 cents to make 30 cents? Yes. So I don't have any hard fast rules about it. You don't know exactly where this is going to go. I had the target 34. Then I said 3380. Is it going to get to 3380 today? Probably yes. Do I know what time? No, I do not. Am I still in the trade? The answer is no. Okay. Could this get to $33 today? Yes, absolutely. In which case that would be a really nice risk to reward trade. I have completely gotten away from that whole idea of the number of our units in 2017. When I first first started trading, it was something that I did learn and I did implement it myself and I did teach it. But even I personally struggled with that at times where I would be in trades and up money and then hold them too long and yet they would go to the target. But they wouldn't go to the target in the time that I wanted to be in and out of trades. This very well could go to $33 today at $215 in the afternoon and there's no way in hell I still want to be in this trade in $215. So it's just not worth it for me.  It would reset up completely by then, even if it was going to go there. Okay. So as my risk amount monetarily has increased to a thousand bucks in many days more than that, I don't care anymore about having a certain number of risk units. I care about having consistency in high-win ratio so that I make money and I believe everyone should so that you can make more. You increase your risk and you get it right more than you get it wrong. It's not about having huge massive, massive Rs. And I'm realizing more and more how that has actually hurt some people who do not exit their trades. It doesn't hurt me but some of you with a silver issue with that and Gala had as one of those people. And I did talk about that years ago and there are many days that these trades go on forever. A&F yesterday. Let's just go back and look at this. Look at what this did yesterday. Look at this trade. I could have made 75 more cents in this or something like that. I mean I don't know where I would have gotten out of it. I did not hold it. I didn't even hold it to 10. It went to almost 9.50. Did I cry? No. Did I care? The answer is no. Is it going today? Yes. But I got it right and I made money. I made my goal for the day. I did it on Monday. But I wasn't even thinking that I was going to do anything. Wow, this is really going today again too. I bet that's going to 9. Anyways, the point is that I realized that actually as a day trader that philosophy, it sounds good. It sounds great. It sounds amazing. But when you try to implement that on a daily basis, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December through all of the periods of the year, which are some busy and some slow. It does not work. So the bottom line is go with getting it right. Win. That's the answer. The high win ratio. Follow me. Do not try to make three, four, five hours in every trade. Many trades will work that way. You will have to hold some of them longer. I do not want to do it anymore. One car guy, you're having serious computer issues and I didn't see it yesterday. Was it because of your computer? If you have a high win percentage, you can risk more shares. Yes, that's how I look at it. But also you have to know what to do so you still have to know what to do. I have considered this out of the water here by anyone's means. It's the idea of risking a buck or a big stop. I guess a dollar would be a big stop to me. So what was the one we looked at the other day and I was like, jeez, Louise Orle, was that the one? Yes, it was this one here. And I was like, oh my gosh, I don't think I would have done this. But this didn't end up actually going then and being a huge risk reward. And I was like, oh gosh, maybe this is something I would have done now. I went off last week. I'm just saying we looked at it and I was like, oh gosh, this really was perfect. Here. Oh, you were here yesterday? You did A&F? Oh, I didn't see a car guy. Here, this one here. Again, I was off last week, but somebody brought it up. You know, this kind of thing here.  You don't have the choices. Actually, this wasn't even a monster stop. I was shocked. This was a dollar plus a cushion. But anyways, let's just say this, you know, a dollar normally is big for me. I don't normally trade this price point. But anyway, say we did a dollar. It's got a move, you know, really to get going, you know, so this isn't a rule. This is just, you know, it's up to you. It's subjective. It's not worked and no one could do it. What about this thing? No, it flipped. Of course, it's still going as anyone in it. Here's a 3380 number. See here again. It is going. This is probably going to get a 33. I can predict the move a stock's going to make. I can predict the move it's going to make in the end of the open. I can predict we're going to make money. I can predict the direction. I can predict the stock with a high level of accuracy. But I can't tell you that this is going to go to 3305 at 128 and 33 seconds in the afternoon today. I mean, that's absurd. So, I mean, seriously, you'd have to be a swami to figure that out.  And I almost got out of it here. But then it broke here. I said, that's it. But look, see, it's still going. Is anyone still in it? Do Bods. Who probably regretted getting out of the A&F yesterday. Here's course. Here it goes. 3375 is in sight. Is anyone still in it? It's going to do an A&F to yesterday. The whole apparel industry is very, very weak. The Bods is still in it. He's back to his normal self. Hold everything to zero. Diamond, Jim, the mindset is to get the max out of any trades with trading for instant money is foreign to most traders. It just gave me another idea for another article. Listen, people, it's an amazing concept. It's like, it's like something that I can think of that would be an example. I want to try to think of something that would be a good example to say what I'm trying to say. Journey women did a second trade on course. Good for you. On the hallway again. I'm going to have to go outside and check. Here it goes. Here, I can find a better example than this, but I just want to make my point. If you took the subway to work every day, which I don't, thank God, but people do. I don't know how they can stand it. But theoretically, I'm just trying to make an example here. I can't think of anything better than this right now, but if I do, I'll tell you tomorrow. Theoretically, you used to from New Jersey? Theoretically, if you have to be at work by nine o'clock, theoretically, if you take the train every day by 8.15, you take the train, you get on the train, takes 45 minutes to get down to Wall Street. Theoretically, you should get there in time for work every morning. That's the time the train comes. You're on time. You get it. Look at this here. Wow. It's going to try to break 70. You're still in it. Is he the only one? Here it is going to break 70. Here it is. Here it is. It's going to go to 33. Anyways, theoretically, if you take the train every day at 8.15, you will get to work on time. Theoretically, if you can maximize every good gap and make three risk units in every good quality gap, which probably if I went back and actually tracked all of them, probably 80% of them do on the day from 9.30 to 4, which I don't play all day. So probably, and I'd have to go back and track all the ones, but let's just say theoretically, they did. So really, if you held everyone to the target, you'd make three Rs. You'd make more money. Theoretically, if you get the train every day by 8.15, you'll be at work on time by 9. Problem is that sometimes things happen and there can be an accident on the train and sometimes there's a flood and sometimes there's snow and sometimes they reroute you and sometimes they're doing construction, which is like actually all the time in New York. So theoretically, you could get to work at it. You could get to the train at 8.15 every day all summer, but they're calling it the summer of hell for commuters in New York because of the amount of construction they're doing in different places. I think it's a train, one of the trains along on the railroad. Anyways, there will be delays every day. Theoretically, you don't know when you should get what train you should get because theoretically, the 8.15 may not get you to work anymore in the summer by 9. In fact, somebody in Twitter was saying that he should leave in a sunny to get to work by Monday morning. So theoretically, theoretically I can hold every trade I take to make three Rs, but I may not or I may have to wait till all afternoon. I may not get anything done in the day. A million things could happen. So you have to kind of situate yourself and decide I'm going to get the trade right. I'm going to make money. This is how much I'm risking. I've got the targets. I watched the time of the day. This is when I play. I don't need to market with me. I'm looking to flip my money around 50% or 100% every day that I can and that I can live with because I know that I can get it in out quickly. I'm less at risk. Yes, many days they go on farther. There are some days I hold trades. It's rare if I live in love with a gap or we do them twice. In the case of A&F yesterday, I never set up a second time. It just fell, fell, fell all day. I pretty much knew it was going to 10. I just wanted to get out because I didn't know what time it would get to 10. And also it was Monday and I was happy to make money. So in an ideal world, you could say, I will get to work by 9 o'clock if I get the 8.15 train. But unfortunately, I mean, there are things that happen living in New York. And you and right now you don't know what train you can take or what delays you will have to be able to get there by 9. So the thing is you better take the train at 7.30 or 7.45. You better try to take an earlier train. You budget for the delays just like you're up good money. You're watching it, watching it, watching it. It breaks the low. It does a little tiny bouncy here. You're out. Now this did a big bounce here. It held. You could have lowered the stop here. I don't trade like that, but you could have. But this, you know, there again, this could have gone over the number. You have to remember it's 9.32 from 9.32 for 20 minutes straight. Okay, this is trading down. Eventually it's going to have some kind of pushback. But, you know, who knows when, but eventually it will. It's a big move. But, you know, in here, we just didn't have it because no one was shorting it, which was a shame. So it never got the I wanted this to get back up to 35 somewhere in here when I'm watching it. I almost gave up on the trade and said, we're not going to do it because I realized it wasn't going to get back to 35 somewhere in here as I was in my mind, which you can't read. I was like, crap, it's not going to get back up here. But we did it. You can put in whatever kind of stops you want as market orders or limit orders or whatever you want to do. But I would put in a stop. It's what I call a hard stop, meaning it's not an imaginary stop. It's a real stop. It's an order that's sitting there that will be filled if it hits through the number. If you don't put a stop in and you just say, well, I'll take it out in my mind if it hits this. No, that's not a stop. A real stop is boom. It's sitting there. If it gets hit, you are going to be filled. Chief wants me to look at all of these. I'm not going to look at all these, but here I'll copy all pastes for everyone else. This is from Chief. All right, so good day. Here, let's quickly look at the market. Look at us. Here we are, higher. In fact, this is a clean move higher in the spy or the cues. Spy nuts so much, but nice move. Any questions from anyone about anything at all? Good day today. You can come back tomorrow to the open house. If you're interested in the Golden Gap class for this weekend, email me. Mountain Girl said nice day. Yes. We're going to have a strong week. Again, like Shower Singer says, I always trade extremely, extremely well after the vacations. Any questions from anyone about anything at all? We'll have a lot of stuff. Well, let's just say, earnings season really doesn't start until really, really Friday. Friday is all the banks. So next week will be the days we get like 30, 40, 50 things, but Friday is all the banks. So really Friday is earnings season. So we're, you know, just being very careful here. Co-comalists especially kind of on the fly. Yes, I'm good on the fly, but the rule is don't do it. And even I was, I did rate it. I was fast at the rating. I was like, hurry, hurry, hurry. It's commercial on TV. Quick, rate it, Melissa. What do you think? Where's course going? Go. I'll see you guys tomorrow. Have an amazing day. We'll see what we got. Okey-doke. You're welcome.


There's our pal, he keeps visiting us. Yeah, this has been bought off a new build. So this is 1.8 standard width, but it's quite 2,2.30 high, I think. So yeah, that's the job. In these old houses, it's the old Dowel dangle bead. Left hander. Good morning. He's back. Good to be back. Well, I'm knackered, but yeah. I came back yesterday from Sweden and today, right back into it. So I'll hand you over to Dad because you know what we're doing, I don't. So take it away, Maestro. OK. All right. Hi. The band's back together. Right, what we're doing is a pencil line here. It's going to be blocked up to the top. So that's going from the pencil line across. It's coming out. So that's coming out with a new lintel across the top. We're going to put a concrete lintel on the back, a tray, and a line on the front so we can do it two separate jobs.  This little window's going to be blocked up, brickwork on the other side. I think it's a 9-inch wall, but yeah, it's a 9-inch wall because it's like a party wall between the two houses down an entry. So as you see, there's headers. So of course, there's headers in it. It needs a 9-inch wall. Yeah, so blocked up. We're going to cut the front off the soldiers because we're going to get re-renders from the soldiers. Those soldiers down. And the down is going to get re-rendered. So we're going to take the front off those. We're going to render over them and take them out. The lintel's going down below that. The doors are much shorter. It's very high ceilings. There's our pal, he keeps visiting us. Yeah, this has been bought off a new build. So this is 1.8 standard width, but it's quite 2,2.30 high, I think. So yeah, that's the job. So it's threatening the thunderstorms there after the heat wave. So we're going to get set up and get all the cuts and everything going down the outside, but they're still sore. And get propped up on there. I mean, we've got three acres of trees from, we might have to go and get three more so we can leave it propped up on the outside and drop on the inside if it rains. So we'll see. So we're just setting out now. We've forgotten the long drill bit, which goes right through. So we're going to drill through the centre line and mark back on the outside, but instead we're going to make the render off this corner. And then we've got a measurement to work on then set out. To transfer the measurements and lines on the outside. This is the window sill fixed to a bit of a pad. And then in these old houses, there's the old dowel angle piece. We've got little pads built in. This is the brick work by the brick brick layers and then the joiners fix these dowels in, which gives you the round profile on the angle, which is done. But yeah, that's it. We're going to get in, get on the outside, get it with the mark up and make some mess. So we'll catch up with it. Sandy, how's it going? A bit messy too. Yeah, I thought it was just there. No, just just the red floor. Luckily, it's an empty house. Yeah. So we're going to mess with the wall. We could really do the same on the inside, but it's typical of the real estate. But there you go. That's that part still so down. You obviously inside. I can't remember if Dad's like, we're going to stitch drill it inside by a usual way. And he could do that. Yeah. No, we're putting that mess inside. Um, are you still sawing anything over there? Okay. Um, down the foot. Chipped off. Acros and strong boys are propped in. They're just a bit of an extra precaution because... Second time... I don't know how to look like that. Second time he's dropped the air. But yeah, so they're just an extra precaution because obviously the rendering would hold the brick work in too, but you know, it's not worth taking any chances. So that's in. And we're going to go for a break before... Oh, because of the devil. I think we've got a stick.  I'm trying to work here. Right. See you in a bit. Right, so back from break. Dad's going to start making a hole in there. And I've got the iron hole. I think it's called. Whatever. We've got that. And I'm going to head inside and do some stitch drilling just so we can both start making some progress. And we can start here. I'm a good dint in this now. Thankfully, well, hopefully we'll say, the weather app says we're going to miss this under storm now. So fingers crossed, that's the case. Because we can get more. The more we can get done outside, the better. So I'll take you in. It's just nice not to have some cream on and not be sweating. It's quite a nice cool breeze. It's overcast, so it's quite pleasant to make. So I'll take you inside and get you set up. There's your carnage update. That wind is fully out. I've got them two panes out. Just them that way. But we've also made a good start here. And it's not very ideal. All that is being held up by half a brick. So... But Dad has set off to Hodgson's now.  So I'm going to get all this cleaned up and get half a mix on. So I can get some of this brickwork and blockwork up. And also take you outside. Customers are really kind to help me get the blocks moved over. So all the blocks are on the proper side now. Sun cement. Mixers there ready. Just got to plug it in. Bog wants to stick to them again. What are you naked? Doing all that for it? Yeah, so everything's brought round. So everything's not in the way of the customers. I'm just going to get a bit of cleaned up. Get a mix and... Wait for Dad to come back. That's been my morning. So I'll catch you in a bit. He's back. Yeah, he's back. No, you're back. Yeah, he's back. I'll just put these loose boards up. And then I'll just stick that in. That's not good. Worse for work. So we need to get these... to rest these up. And put the accrues down onto the ground underneath. It's only air. Do we just support the lintel? So the lintel's the same thing. I've got to put the lintel down there. Okay, I've got a sleep ball to sit on there. So that's handy for Dad to throw. Straight on the sleep ball. Go anyway. A bit messy down there. There's your backboard from behind the fireplace. Let's get this propped and go throw some dinner. Right, lunch over. Alex is currently getting a mix on. Mix is going in now, yeah. The rain's stopped now, hasn't it? No. Oh. It's nice. It's starting again. Stick two and a half of bag of salmon. Then just that whole set. Yeah, yeah. Alex is pulsed here. Just need to quit. Now I'm going to make a bit more mess. I'm going to take out just a bit of the boiler. Take the middle out. I'm going to take the whole pillar down now. It's going to be quite unsafe once we take the top off. And again, the sheeting for our lintel, which will go past just behind that box and in. And then we're going to put the... I've knocked all those nails into that lintel. The lintels are staining because there's no way of taking that out and above them because of the ceiling. They're fine, they're not doing anything. Like I said, the lintel on there's an issue. And that's causing any problems whatsoever. It's more upheaval to take them out then to just leave them where they are. Yeah. And then we're going to put the lintel up tight to those lintels. We just want it to stay on top. And that'll be dined in down then. When we put the angle iron in, we're going to drop it over the top. And we're going to put clear weak vents in. But loose, so they can move the... Well, not up and down, but they can move them in and out. So when it gets rendy, we'll cross-trip and set them to the right depth to the render. Some people say you don't need weak vents in render. Some people say you do. We'll put them in. If you don't want to use them, they can always just pull up. So we'll do our bit and then it's up to them whatever you do with it. So we're all propped up on the inside now, both sides. We're going to get this inside the lintel done now. But even though it stopped raining, hopefully we'll be able to get that one in too. We'll sort it both. So the outside needs a... We've come down the course on the outside. The frame comes in half course, so we're going to split it to either side. So the outside is bound on. The inside will be slightly higher. The back will be made up. We'll be able to have a test of all the timber just to bring it down to the frame. And then we need to get the back lintel high to make sure we get a drop coming in. Tell us your story. I don't get a minute. So anyway, that's the old time lapse and let's make it a bit more much. PPA on the lintel. We're ready for lintels. So there's a bit of fiddling around getting the right cuts done and all that. But we'll have to get them done. Dad's done the patching up. And we're going to leave this bit up for now because we'll leave it now. So we'll leave it up and do all that tomorrow. The reason they're at different heights is because the angle I am, wherever that is, is much taller. So we're going to be able to go over that with our tray. So that's on both sides. And also, what else? Oh yeah, I've made a start getting ready for this. So I've just knocked all the plaster off. Got the seal out. All it's got to do now is push that out and blast off. And yeah, so we're going to try and get in nice and nearly tomorrow and just get this done. It's a pretty fiddly day. Long day ahead tomorrow. Yeah, here's what it is. We will catch you tomorrow.