Hi guys, this is Jason here from the Nathaniel School of Music and in this lesson I'm going to introduce you to a three-dimensional way of practicing music. So in this three-dimensional exercise, which will hopefully be one of quite a few, we'll be looking at the study of intervals and trying to practice intervals with theory, with ear training and of course with execution.  If you haven't already, subscribe to our YouTube channel, turn on the bell icon for notifications and let's get started. So we are going to use C as the root for our entire three-dimensional interval training. So if you take the note C, we are going to now develop all its intervals. A great way to start off with your understanding of intervals would be to categorize them into perhaps intervals which are very stable, what we call as resolutions, then move into intervals which want to come back to stability, which we call as anticipations and then you can practice the tensions and the mysteries and all the fancier intervals. So let's start with the resolutions. The resolutions are the unison, which is nothing, is just the same note. Then you have the octave, which is the same note played higher or lower. Then you have the perfect fifth, which is the fifth note in that particular major scale or minor scale or pretty much any other scale. And then you have the two emotion giving thirds. What I mean by that is the major third and the minor third. The major third conveys a more positive or an uplifting or a happy emotion while the minor third portrays a more melancholic, serious or rather sad emotion. Okay, so let's look at the note C and the way to practice this exercise is to sing it before you play it. That's what I mean by a three dimensional approach. So you may know that the octave of C is C, but you may not know it with your voice and thus you may not know it with your mind or your ears. So your ears first have to know it.  For a piano player, we always tend to know it more than hear it. So you may know that the octave of C is C. In fact, my finger is suggesting that there my pinky, but I'm not going to play it. I'm going to play the first one C and then sing the octave, which is two and then play it. Okay, or I could go lower if I don't have that range and then I play the piano to see if my answer is in fact right. So this is also a nice way to train your vocal ability or to improve your singing. It really helps me for instance, right? The other thing you could try is to go an octave below the root.  So that's about the octave fairly straightforward. Maybe before the octave, you just want to sing the tonic. Maybe you just want to be like to just align with the piano to get the root into your head. Also in India, we call it as Sa. Okay, so you also have the other resolutions now to deal with the fifth, which is the perfect fifth, we call it. So from C one, one step up, which is the two, the three, the four and the five. So I'm not again not going to play it. I'm going to sing it and then play it. So you go and then you play to test lower fifth, upper fifth, and then lower fifth. So you may not be getting it right all the time. Right. And that's what you're going to figure out on your instrument. So you need to keep trying it. Okay. And moving on. So you have the octave done and dusted. You have the fifth and now let's look at the third, which is two steps or one, two, three, three steps if you count the root from C. That'll be E. So I know it's E. Okay.  But if you're a vocalist, you may not know what you're singing. So this is a great way in that instance to, to acknowledge, yes, I know how to sing it, but do I know what no time actually singing so the piano can really help, you know, tweak your knowledge of music theory. So you go to do. So that's C major third C E, because E is the major third. And then I check my answer. Hopefully I'm right. And I'm right. Right. So that's E C E C. Right. So this is a bit easier than maybe the downward octave or going down the route C E quite doable. Should try it out or see if that's tough, it's okay. Just go up to and then played. So again, play the piano only after you have sung it. You need to sing when you're practicing your training. It's very, very important, especially for things like intervals and chords and pitch. In general, you have to sing the moving on. You also have the minor third, which gives you a more melancholy quality. So if you're on C, the minor third is one step before the major third or a semi tone before the major third. Again, I'm not going to play it for you. C E flat. So now you have to figure out a way to sing E flat, which is the minor third or the formal girl. So you go C flat. That's your note. Sounds a bit melancholy. Just to prove it, you can also reinforce the tonic in your base. There we go. Very serious sound, right? As opposed to the major third uplifting and grand. So you have the major third. Sing and play. Then you go the minor third. C to E flat. Practice that. So that's about all of our resolutions. You have the octave, you have the fifth, you have the two thirds, the major third and the minor third. And then you journey forward. If you have to do the anticipations, the anticipations are notes which don't sound that stable. They are more bridge, bridge intervals. They go back to the resolutions or they yearn to go back to the resolutions. So to start off with, let's begin with the fourth. And you could do one step further. You could do the fourth and then sing what it will eventually resolve to, which is the third major third or minor third. You could even do perfect fifth. It's also quite nice. But generally, that's another great way to learn your anticipation, to package it with something you already know. The second, very easy major second. Again, sing it and then play it. Right. Again, it has a kind of an unstable quality. It's not annoying, but it's unstable. It's just like a journey. You know. And then we also have the flat seventh. How do you build a flat seventh? It's the normal major seventh. That one, B going down to B flat, minor seventh or dominant seventh or flat seventh, if you will, you go down from the major seventh by one step. So again, sing it before you play it. There we go. And that results down to the major sixth, generally, or the minor sixth. Right. Which are the other intervals you need to now learn major, major, A, minor, A flat with respect to C, C to the A flat, A flat's the minor sixth, C to A. And then play it to check if your answer is right. Right. Guys, so these are all your sort of anticipations or mysteries, if you will. You don't know what they really are. So that's your fourth going to third, then you have the second, then you have the flat 7 in this case B flat with respect to C and then you have the A which could either be a resolution or it could be an anticipation, could come down to the fifth which is even more stable which is example way up high somewhere over the rainbow or that's the minor sixth coming down to the perfect fifth which feels the most stable right so that's about your sixth and last but not least you can practice all your tensions well I leave this to you if you want to work with just the resolutions and anticipations till you get acquainted perhaps with different routes that would be nice you could do that and then proceed onward towards the tensions but the tensions are generally going to feel very weird to sing or very creepy or scary if you will and that's the beauty of it I mean that's the that's ultimately music is an art form it doesn't only have to sound pleasant to the ear it can also be dissonant there are horror movies and romantic comedies for a reason there are different kinds of things right so if you want to get something more chaotic maybe you could try the minor second that's the normal second coming down I would advise you to perhaps first play it on the piano get used to it and then try the whole singing and then play these are very tough so and then you have the tritone that's a perfect fifth and then could get it like that that's your tritone very tricky to sing at least for me and then you have the major seventh again very weird it doesn't seem like it has a purpose right it's just very chaotic that's what's awesome about these so you have minor two right on major seventh and so on these are every single interval in music so the whole objective behind this lesson as I mentioned at the beginning is to develop a three-dimensional way towards practicing your music you have to know your theory in order to do this exercise right and there is no kind of app which you need there are a lot of apps which try to teach you these things I I mean this is an old-school way and I think it works really well if you ask me so all you have to do is look at the three dimensions one is you need to know what you're doing need to know what interval you're trying to conquer whether it's a resolution anticipation or tension and then you need to kind of play the root and then you need to know it with your voice you and your ears combined get it out in the open and then check on the piano if your answer is in fact correct or wrong and I'm quite sure that if you practice this hard regularly and diligently you're gonna really crack this and how does this also train your theory we've not looked at theory perhaps because we started on C which is usually a pianist's best friend so start on another note start on E flat right and now practice the same intervals perfect fifth now you know may know how to sing it which is what now now you need to know what is the perfect fifth of E flat which is B flat E flat to B flat and then you need to know your minor sixth I know it's that but then how do I find that I need to know my theory quite well so that's which is E flat to C that's a major six and then you come down a step to give you either B or officially they call it C flat for some theoretical reason so C flat C flat or B that's your minor six so you're getting that emotion which you're hunting for but you're also trying to you know rectify your theory if it's a bit sluggish for certain keys which you may not have practiced that often right guys so this was an exercise on three-dimensional music practice where you're trying to train your year your theory and your instrument chops slash singing ability all at the same time hope you found the lesson useful have fun practicing and in the comment section if you have any questions or doubts do let us know and we will try and respond to each one of them as best as we possibly can again this is Jason here from the Nathaniel School of Music if you haven't already please like share subscribe and all those nice things you can do for a video share it around and stuff like that cheers


Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good morning everybody. Welcome to another edition of the AccessToTrade.com weekend update show. Everybody is doing great. I want to wish everybody a really great day off. Okay, awesome day off. It hasn't even started yet, but I'm very, very happy. I actually got to sleep in a little bit late this morning, like 8.30 is actually sleeping in when you're waking up 6, you know, 6.30, 7 o'clock every single day. So it's actually nice to get a couple of hours extra sleep. And today I'm literally going to do nothing. I think we're taking the kids for you guys in the Tri-State area to Liberty Science for them to kind of do some things there. Other than that, I'm just going to relax the whole day. I'm doing absolutely nothing. And it's such a necessary healing process because again, we talk about this all the time, but the amount of mental equity that we burn, okay, you don't even need to lose money. The amount of equity that we burn is so hard to get back that these days off that we actually have to get centered, kind of soothe the soul a little bit, are so necessary. And for all you guys who are just trading your first year or two years and you're salivating over, is it Monday yet? Give it some time. Give it some time. If you're fortunate enough to be in this business and really get your foundation rock solid. If you're fortunate enough to be in this business 5, 10, 15, 20 years, you'll really start to appreciate those days off. So hopefully you guys are having a great start of your present as day weekend day off. So see you on the field tomorrow. But let's talk about something that many traders don't talk about. The reason main focus for these updates and these weekend updates that I do is speak from a trader's point of view. You can see the headlines, right? The headlines, China talks, blah, blah, blah, market strong. That's great. Nobody cares, right?  It's all about process, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. What we want to do is target necessary areas that every single trader has gone through, will go through. And we're going to try throughout the years as we watch these videos and record these videos and make new videos, hopefully for a long time, that we're going to try to tackle every single thing a trader goes through. And there's something that I talk about all the time. There's something that I refer to as the mortality trade.  And you won't know it subconsciously, but it's going to test your mortality. And what I mean by that is there's something that says there's no generally there's not going to be a trade that's going to define your career. Okay, unless you come in with some ridiculous size on something and it gets taken over or something to that degree, you're not going to be able to put yourself in a position that one trade is going to make your career. It's going to put you to the next tax bracket. But throughout the years, and everybody knows this, nobody talks about this, but everybody knows this. But throughout the years, you're going to be faced with trades over and over and over again year after year after year that potentially could test your mortality potentially could put you out of business. And it's so easy to let yourself go and let your guard down and take a paper cut and turn it into a severed head that most traders don't even know what's going on until it's too late until they find themselves with zero capital left, and they blow themselves up. And that trade is not just regulated for the new traders. I see this all the time, especially on social media, especially on a lot of these low float stocks that people are shorting and this that the other thing they blow up their account and they're like, oh, my God, I learned my lesson. But it happens to veteran traders as well, not in that type of capacity, but it puts yourself in a position, especially if you are fortunate enough to go on a big, big run. Okay, the market gods remind you from time to time how quickly it is to test your mortality. So I want to give you a perfect example. So I've been on a pretty, pretty decent groove, right? Pretty decent groove for a while. And Thursday came along. Okay, Thursday came along and everybody knows, you know, my favorite stock to trade is Tesla first, you know, several days of the week, I trade a Tesla fine, no complaints. And the market gods again, here's where you really, really open yourself up to think you are better, smarter, Teflon Donut to the market that nothing can have nothing could hurt you. We can walk on water, right? We can walk on water. Everything will be fine.  So perfect example. Here is my potential mortality trade and what could have happened to me so innocently could have turned into something really, really disgusting. So here was a setup on on Tesla on I think it was Thursday. Okay, so I short Tesla the second entry, right? It goes through this 305 inch area puts in a low. So I shorted on the second entry. Okay. And the stock instantly goes down a dollar, right? Goes down a buck. So right now you're probably at home and saying, well, how can how could what what happened what could possibly happen that could have even made you even continue to have this conversation. So here's the kind of the reality of these aggressive stocks. They're very orderly and very lethargic and predictable after 10 o'clock because the market settles down people start to stop chasing all that good stuff. What happens prior to 10 o'clock they're very, very aggressive. Sometimes they're very, very spreading. Sometimes they are not as liquid as you want because people are buying people are selling these headlines are reacting to futures are reacting to macro news. And once in a while again, like I said, the market will really test your ability to be solid. Okay, whether you again realize it or not, that's up to you.  So I short Tesla right here. Right. I short Tesla right here, and it goes down about a buck and change. I'm talking about within 20 seconds, 30 seconds. And it goes to 301 bid, right? I shorted like a 302 goes down to 301 bid and I always bid for some at home numbers just to kind of always scale out on the way out. And, you know, that's just my process. And it goes to 301 bid and I bid for some stock there. It actually trades there. Right. Actually trades there. I think the stock goes to like 297 298. Just if you look at the daily chart and this is where I was getting my levels from. I thought this level here 298 50 was a slam dunk in my brain. This was this absolutely slam dunk is that now we already took out the 309 that I shorted in the early in the week, the 305 that I shorted in the middle of the week. And now, you know, we took out the previous days low opening range low. So I figured, all right, 298 is happening. And right after 298 is a legitimate swing this chart when we get to 294. So in my mind already forecasting, I was expecting a huge trade. Right. Huge trade. But again, I always scale out on the way out because again, there's no guarantees. So I already did several things that I usually 99% would never do. Number one, I forecasted a trade. Okay. Which we basically tell all the traders all the time. You might have an opinion. You might have a bias. Technicals might be telling you this is what's what should happen. But our reality again, and the reality of our lives, completely different things. Right. So I forecasted the trade. I did have an opinion. I did have a bias. So that's check, check. I did that right. I entered the trade properly. Check, check. Right. Right. Second entry. So I did that right. But I was convinced. Okay. I was absolutely convinced that the stock was going to go down at least another $4 from my entry and possibly $8 throughout the day. So I already mentally committed, I didn't realize this, but I already mentally committed for a trade that didn't even confirm yet to the prior level. Okay. So I already made that mistake. Although I did some good things. I did some really, really bad things subconsciously. I didn't know it then, but subconsciously I did. And usually my processes and for you guys obviously trading a lot of webinar. I always say, once the trade, you get cash flow, take some profits along the way. Again, there's nothing guaranteed, blah, blah, blah. And then use break even as you stop. Again, always protection of capital lead with your shield, not with your chin. Again, if you rinse, repeat, rinse, repeat, rinse, repeat, it's going to add up to a pretty panic. So it goes down like a dollar and change. And all of a sudden I see 301 bid, but the problem is those offers, okay, offers disappear from like 301 30s, 301 50s, and they go to 302. There's literally nothing between 301 and 302. And this is when I knew something bad was going to happen. So I couldn't get out break even. There's nothing I could have done to get break out, break even. It went from 302 offer, 303 offer. It was like the market gods were, I thought like something was wrong on my platform. There was nothing in between. It went 302, 303, 304, 305. Good night. And the most important part is there was nothing I could have done. Okay. Nothing I could have done to get me out of the trade, to cover out of the trade. I never want to panic out of the trade just because if it tests the prior levels and gets rejected again, it could come in. But this was just the case that I had no out. I couldn't get out. I forecasted the trade. No supply was rejected because there was literally no stock out there that was grinding the stock back down after the initial aggressive volume. And I found myself in a situation that I could literally, okay, literally close my eyes, hide underneath my desk or take the loss, okay, or take the loss. And obviously I did the right thing. And unfortunately, I took loss. Unfortunately, and it was a pretty decent, you know, it was a pretty decent chunk. Unfortunately, many new traders, they don't have that rationale. Okay. That my whole thing is you could be wrong. Okay. You could be wrong all the time. You can literally be wrong all the time. As long as your wrong bias adds up into financial security that you could continue to continue to trade. The problem is many new traders, when they get stuck in a trade, and again, it's going to happen. Okay. I don't care how long you're trading, you will get stuck in a trade. It just happens. It's just, it's just one of those certain things that many new traders don't talk about. Professional traders don't talk about. Sure as hell, nobody's talking about on social media. It's bad for businesses, bad for reputation. It's bad for perception. But every single trader goes through it. And when you're unfortunately stuck in a trade that you can't get out. Okay. Your size or whatever the case may be, whatever the circumstances is, if you can't get out of that trade. Okay. You have to really stay calm. Again, going on tilt is not in the cards. You should never have that mental makeup to say, once I'm stuck in a trade and my loss now is abnormal. Okay. It's abnormal. If you know, if you're trading for, let's just say, just use an easy number. If you're trading for $500 maximum win loss, whatever the case may be, and your trade starts going 750, 1,000, 1,500, 2,000. Now your trade becomes abnormal. Okay. It's an abnormal event. It's an abnormal trade. Because again, if you're generally making 500 or losing 500, there's no reason for your trade. One single trade. You have a bad day. It's a whole different story.  There's absolutely nothing right about that. And hoping and praying is not going to get your money back. The one thing that we can do as adults, as professional traders, and again, people won't admit it, but it will happen to everybody and it will happen to everybody randomly. The only thing you can do is say to yourself, do I want to continue trading? It's a very honest question. I think 99.9% of the traders will never have that question enter their mind because all they're seeing is their money leaving their account. All they're feeling is your heart rate racing, your emotional levels racing, your sweating, your irrational, everything is hot. You feel the walls are closing in. You feel like you're about to pass out. You feel like you're about to have a panic attack. But if you realize, OK, if you actually stand back and realize for two seconds, well, wait a minute, this is abnormal event. It doesn't usually happen. And now it's my job. It's my duty, OK, as the protector of my capital to really take. And again, we don't even want to use a paper cut. We want to make sure a loss, OK, a loss. There's a difference between losing money and having a loss. A loss is two, three, four, five times your normal amount. What you want to make sure to do is really take a step back and say to yourself, well, how many trades can I realistically, if I knock it off now, now it's already over the line of reality. How many trades will it take me to get this money back? If the answer is two, three trades, you did your job in taking this loss.  If you trade for $100 and you lose $500, that's a bad loss, right? If you trade for $1,000 and you lose a $5,000, that's a bad loss. I don't want to my dollars and cents every account and every single person will have an individual abnormal type of day. But it's our job as adults, just as adults and business owners of our accounts to kind of take a step back and say, well, wait a minute, let's put this into perspective. Is it bad? Yes. It's bad. Is it normal? No, it's not normal. Is it something that I could come back with? And if the answer is yes, if I can make this money back in two, three trades, then you did your job. Once you start turning around and start thinking of worst case scenarios, my wife is going to leave me. I'm not going to be able to pay my bills. You just watch that trade go from two, three times, right? Abnormal to 10 times abnormal.  And the next thing you know, you're writing a blog on social media, what you learn.  Nobody cares about the blog that you learn. Our job is to cut it off at the root. It's going to be once in a while, you're going to have a bad trade. Once in a while, you're going to have a bad day. It's your job as a professional money manager.  You're a professional money manager, right? Your money is green. Your money is just as acceptable as everybody else. And your job is to protect it as well as possible. So if you find yourself in a situation and a lot of new traders watching this for the first time, and you haven't gone through this, believe me, you will. All you professional traders have been trading for 10, 15, 20 years. You know exactly what I'm talking about. You might not admit it, but we all know. We all know anybody who's ever clicked a mouse, we all know this trade will happen. Now hopefully, I won't run into something like this for another year, for another two years, but it will happen. And the scariest thing, at least for me, is watching Tesla go 302, 303, 304, 305. And I can't get out. And I absolutely can't get out. So it's not that I learned a valuable lesson on, I think it was Thursday. It's not that I learned a valuable lesson. It was just a friendly reminder that it will happen again. Keep your composure. Keep your composure. You can't walk on water. You can't walk on water. And the most important thing is stay calm, stay cool. You'll make it back and everything will be fine, business as usual, down the road. So guys, I hope for all you guys who are trading, especially new traders, just realize if you run into a bustle and you will, and I usually use that bustle as a losing day, but if you find your losses abnormal, take a step back. Okay. Stay in business. That's the most important thing. Stay in business because again, realize you're not alone and every single trader does go through it. And you know what? It's going to happen to you again. So hopefully not anytime soon, but again, is just part of the business. The good, the bad, the ugly and the abnormal are all parts of the game that we sign up for, for the greatest reality show that's not on television. So hopefully that helped a lot of you guys out quickly in the markets. Again, market continues to be very, very good.  Again, it's already nauseating. We are having this really good now. Now you could actually call it a V shape recovery. It is pretty, pretty strong. We are building over daily supply. Again, this is the first time we're building off daily supply since October. Okay. Since October. So it's a long, it's a long piece of data that we are absorbing right now. And again, a lot of bears are very, very frustrated. The only thing I don't like, and this is what I've seen now for the last couple of days, especially in beta land, my stocks, the stocks that I trade every single day, they're not really getting aggressive. If you look at Amazon for the last couple of days, you would never know that the Dow was up 400 points. And again, this is setting up to be a pretty decent looking set up to the downside. We'll talk about that in a second. If you look at Apple, right? Apple had that one run after earnings, right? Had that run after earnings. Now it's kind of going sideways. Again, very, very tight to the bottom, very, very tight to the top. Something has to give. And again, before we say this is bearish or bullish, well, we need more data for confirmation of channel A, confirmation channel B. Netflix, which was actually a really, really strong pivot on Friday. And we'll talk about that in a second. You can see, again, had a big, big break, right? Had a big, big break on Friday. It looked like it was going to go up 5, 10 points. The market's screaming. The market's up 400. And gave up all its gains and closed next to the lows of the day. The video, again, hated, very, very hated stock. Got downgraded. I think even my mother downgraded them right before earnings. Gapped up. There was two really good pivots on the video on Friday. Again, we'll talk about it in a second. But again, you start seeing things not rallying as aggressive as possible. Baidu, Baidu going down, Alibaba going down. These are all trades that were affected on the China trade. All that good stuff. Square has been very, very strong. Roku has been very, very strong. Microsoft very, very, very helped starting to get that look, right? Starting to get that look like it wants to break out. So the only worry I have, and this is, again, very, very strong from the point of the queues, we need to continue to close above this, like, 9175, 9190 area. We've got to start continuing to build for the bullish case. And you can see here, the next measure potential is 174. Again, will the bulls and the bears be challenged by the same headlines of China risk on, risk off for a foreseeable future problem? Okay, the deal will get done eventually. But again, the market has spoken and the bears are losing the battle at the moment that even though this is on the table, this news headline has been on the table for almost a year now, the bulls are really grinding now and really taking the shorts for a pretty decent ride for the last six weeks. Just a quick announcement. I started putting, for all you guys who are on the Twitter feed, the live Twitter feed, if you can't make it to the live webinar, this is the next best thing. For those of you guys who are on the private Twitter feed and the StockTwits feed, what you guys noticed on Friday, I started putting something a little abnormal in the feed, and these are rejection areas. These are areas that a stock can go into a 60-minute supply zone, whether it's a bone driven, linear regression line, and there's an opportunity the stock gets rejected and starts coming back. So I started putting a couple of these things into the channel. We have these things in the live webinar on a daily basis. What I'm going to try to do starting tomorrow is put more of these plays into the channel. So when there is kind of a dead zone and you don't have a natural pivot, we will put these things into the channel so you can have a very good defined area of risk where stock could get rejected or bounce. Obviously it works two different ways. So let's talk about the pivots from Friday. Again, guys, if all you guys are watching this is the first time, what you're seeing here is the StockTwits feed. It's the same thing on the Twitter feed. I just have to put this one out first. We don't pick and choose. These are all the things that I put in the channel. There's not 600 things I put in the channel. Some days are obviously more aggressive than others. We don't cherry pick. We don't cherry pick what to show you. These are the pivots. Either they go or they don't go. So Friday's session, again, you can see the time here, 8.47 a.m. This is Eastern Standard Time. The first entry right here, 64. Obviously in the video came out earnings, 64.85 to the upside, 61.70 to the downside ranges for the morning. Both need to build. Second entry. Look at the video. Here's the whole point of the video, the first entry. So here's the 64.80 that we talked about to the upside. And here's the 61.70 that we talked about to the downside. It triggered down. Second entry. This thing got absolutely destroyed. Went down about five bucks that first move. So congratulations for you guys who caught in the video. This is the big move of the day. Okay. We talked about this the previous night. And I put the wrong price. And obviously Netflix is 360 50 now 160 50. But this is on our watch list from the previous night. We talked about that 360 level. How important it was. 360 50 build important. And if you look at Netflix, if you look at Netflix, here's why. So the top of this channel right here. Okay. Was the previous days high of 360 45. And once this thing broke, right? That second entry was 361. So basically we traded to like 360, 361 retraced. And once it went through that to 361, it went to 664 and a half. So big aggressive move, three and a half dollar move considering how weak. Some of these beta names were pretty, pretty aggressive. This one didn't trigger. I still like this is an IPO UPWK and never triggered.   So it went as well. Bowling congratulations. You guys record Bowling 414 needs to build again. Here's Bowling's chart. Here's Bowling's chart. This was this wasn't anything spectacular. It wasn't like any tricky or sneaky candle. This was just the top of the range on the daily chart. I broke that 414 second entry. I believe it was like 414 10. And the stock went to 18 big, big move on Bowling. The video, right? The video. Let's see here. What's up to Bowling? I, you know, we'll talk about Amazon in a second. It needs, it needs to really build this level. I'll talk about Amazon in a second on the video. And then I wrote for the rest of the day, 60 61 to the upside 5677 to the downside. And this pivot was really, really good. That second entry on the video was really, really strong. So here was the pivot right here. This, this area here 5877. Once it broke that 5877 it went down to like 58. It was like 5850, right? 5850. And then it ran right back. So that it broke and made that 15850 as a second entry and ran back over 29. And once it broke that 5850, the second entry, this stock got clobber. I mean, really, really clobber went down another three. So two really aggressive pivots on the video. Yeah, here it is. 5876. And here's kind of what we talked about. We're going to start putting into the channels here. So I wrote here a couple of possible supply zones that could get rejected. Amazon never got up to 1615, but Netflix, if it gets up to the 5930s, it could get rejected. Now here's why. I want to show you guys what happened here. So here was 58. Here's the area where it got rejected. Everybody see this orange line? For all you guys in the live webinar, you understand why it's important, why it's important, this orange line. This orange line represents short-term sentiment. Okay. It represents really, really short-term sentiment in the stock for the day. And obviously the macro if you're looking at the daily chart. So the high of the supply zone was 359.30. Everybody see that? Everybody see this candle here? We got rejected through the orange line. And if you look right here, right, it's pretty, these pivots are pretty in supply zones are pretty specific. Netflix, 5930s rejection. Look what happened here. It trades to this 5930 area to the penny. Okay. Gets rejected on the same candle sells off about three and a half dollars and ultimately really, really gets destroyed. So we're going to try to put as many of these things in the private Twitter feed in the stock to its fees possible. Obviously time permitted. Sometimes, you know, we get so aggressive in thinking and action in the live webinar. It's sometimes hard to, you know, to post everything, but that's why the live webinar is the live webinar. And that's the whole point. So we will try to put as many of these things as possible. The way it works is obviously you need a trend. So these things become important after 10 o'clock after that first candle because you need some sort of trend. Okay. You either need an uptrend linear uptrend or linear downtrend for these things to test levels. But if you could see it with the naked eye, you could see with the naked eye, if you look at the trend on Amazon, it's the orange line phase. It's the orange line phase. It's the orange line phase. So that's my point that orange line represents the ultimate ultimate short-term trend. And so we will be putting, and you can see this clearly with the video as well, right? Hits the orange line fails. Hits the orange line fails. Fails, fails. So again, we need a trend. So we will try to put these things into the channel as much as possible. So going into this week, again, you want to give the bulls the benefit of the doubt. Okay. You want to give the bulls, you know, some sort of longer leash as long as we stay above supply. Okay. As long as we stay above supply and continue to build, that's good. We have everything in our favor. The problem is we did start seeing a lot of softness in these beta names. If you believe the theory of follow the leader, well, they're obviously the leaders. They're the most aggressive stocks in the market. So if you believe in that and we start seeing continuous softness, then again, you start representing the question, do the techs pull down everything else, or does everything else pull up the techs? Again, to be determined. So guys, the most important message of this weekend update is, the mortality trade is there. Okay. Our job, I don't care if you're trading for two weeks, two years, 20 years or anything in between, our job every single trading day is to make the next trading day. That's all it is. And the market gods will test you. We'll test you. We'll test your patients. We'll test your emotions. We'll test your judgment. We'll test your common sense. And they will win. Okay. They will. Don't think for a second that we're smarter and more intelligent, richer, better looking than the market guys. Okay.  Our job is to make sure collateral damage is not expansive. Okay. 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Hey everybody welcome back to the channel today I'm going to be talking about how you can set up mutt and neo mutt to with gmail now The way I do this is not the traditional way because the traditional way would be getting into the mutt configuration file and Setting up all the things manually by hand Entering the different email Things that you need to enter into the configuration file in order to get it to work and That's just all that's just so much work and no I'm I did that once don't need to do it again now for those of you in the know You'll know that Luke Smith is a youtuber. I guess you'd call him a fellow youtuber now because I'm actually I'm a youtuber now and kind of which I mean blowing my mind anyways he has a Script the hero called mutt wizard and that's what we're going to use today It's very very simple to set up now I'm going to be specifically setting this up on arch or on an arch based distro Your mileage may vary on other distributions mostly in terms of package availability I'm not sure the dependencies on a boon to and You know, whatever are gonna be there so you'll have to look them up You may end up having to build some yourself I'm not sure. I've never done this on a boon to so that's just the way it's going to be so Let's jump into a terminal now First off, you'll have to forgive me. I'm still looking at the wrong camera That's just the way things tend to happen when you have two cameras You got a little remember to look at the right camera. Anyways What I was gonna say is that I have this zoomed in now if I end up having to go into a different terminal And I don't zoom in it's because the key bindings for zooming in are different on ST I've switched away from termite for a little while for Reasons, I mean not good reasons, but reasons So that's just something you have to put up with first. We need installed my wizard So the first thing I'm going to do is go into my get things repository On my computer you can get clone mutt wizard anywhere you want to I always do everything in Downloads get things And this just has everything that I've Downloaded from get over time some of them are mine. Some of them are other people's It just gives me one place to Get clone things so that I don't have them all over the place willy-nilly So and all the instructions I'm walking through will be in a link in the video description below That way you can you know follow along via text if that helps you at all so I'm going to copy and paste from The get repository that I need this this command here get clone and then this address and I'm just going to enter I should it shouldn't take too very long and It's done. So I'm going to CD into mutt wizard and Then I'm going to do pseudo make install And enter a password And that made just fine You really shouldn't have any problems here because You're not running anything now if you ran mutt wizard right now You'd have some problems because you don't have all the dependencies. So there's going to be some dependencies here that you're going to need So we're going to install some stuff. So pseudo at first. Let's clear this out so you can actually see pseudo Pac-man s s now if you're on Ubuntu, obviously, this is going to be a little bit different You'll need to use apt some of these packages may or may not be available. I don't know. So we'll need neo mutt, obviously That's the main program. We'll need curl some of these I may actually already have I don't know we'll need isync and We'll need MSM TP We'll need pass We'll need PAM dash GNU PG We'll need not much We'll need a book and There's a couple more we'll need url view Yeah, that one might be in the aur. Yeah, we might end the IEW Yeah, that one's gonna be in the aur So I'll have to install that separately crony CO CRO NIE I'm actually not gonna install that one cuz I already have cron installed. I don't need it again. So MPOP Is something alright, so you may also need MPOP I'm not going to install it because I don't actually need it cuz I'm gonna be using IMAP if you're using a pop based email service like Pop mail or something You would need MPOP. I do not need that Okay, I'm gonna go ahead and run this Okay, so PAM and This one here must be in the aur Yep, not here Okay, well Yeah, all right now we can go There's a couple of areas that will have to use install using yay So the yay dash s PA PAM dash GNU Yep, there we go and the other one I forgot was URL view Well, that's installing so the ones that I've installed let me go through and explain New my obviously is the actual program that's going to be displaying your email curl just downloads the things And it helps with searching. I sync Downloads and syncs the email required. It's required for IMAP MSMTP sends email The PAM GNU PG which I just installed through yay Saves your GPG key, which will work through here in just a second Not much indexes and searches the mail a book is the address book URL view allows you to output URLs and click on them easily and I Think I didn't still links for the HTML stuff LYNX it if you want to be able to view HTML email That's Something you can sell. I don't usually install it now Let's clear this out We got everything if we a city back in my home directory if we want to run this Right now we probably are going to get some errors In fact, I know we will because you have to set up your GPG stuff and you have to set up your Your passwords and stuff in order to do to get this up and running so What we're going to do is just run my wizard like this and that's going to give you some Options Okay, so what I want to do actually is do my wizard dash a MTWB 47 at gmail.com. I Don't care if you have a main email address. Go ahead and email me. I don't care And enter now first run is So it's going to tell you something that you actually have to do first run pass in it then your GPG email And you know actually not don't have a GPG email key yet So you have to do it if you don't this is if you don't already have a GPG key pair first run GPG and then this thing here So I'm going to actually Highlight that so you can actually see it. So I'm going to type in this GPG dash dash full dash generate Key and you got to actually make sure unlike me. You actually spell this right Okay, and then most of these are going to be just downright default. So you're gonna just want to do one Okay, and what size key do you want 30 3072 is perfectly fine We want zero here so it doesn't expire. Otherwise you'll have to go through and do this again and then hit Y and your real name and Your email address and then just a comment GPG key All right, and we're gonna hit O And then it's gonna ask you for your password phrase This is obviously not something that I'm going to show you Now that process might take you a little while depending on the Strength of your computer the specs of your computer because it's actually using CPU power to generate some encryption stuff And that takes a little while and I'm I have a fast computer So that didn't take very long at all now that you've done that you can run your MW dash a This again, you're gonna get another error So we're gonna have to do this pass in it and then the GPG email key that we just set up okay, and then hit enter and That will just I'll put that it created a directory and then we initialized for this certain email address Okay, and now if we go through and do this again It's gonna ask us for a password for Gmail now This is where Gmail differs from other email addresses This is only gonna work if you have to a factor authentication turned on okay, if you don't You won't be able to do it because you have to be able to generate an app-specific password And you can only do that through to factor authentic authentication This is mostly a security feature on Gmail's part. So if you don't have second factor authentication on I'm not exactly sure what to tell you You can try just using your regular password here. I don't think it would work I think you're gonna end up getting a Google email Saying somebody nefarious has tried to access your account. We've blocked it automatically So you'll want to turn on second factor authentication Which you should have on anyways because it's the right thing to do but and then generate a Secure password. I'm not gonna walk you through how to do that. There are plenty of tutorials online That you can find to do that I'm gonna go get mine now and set this up Once you've entered your password you'll be asked to Enter your password in like a pop-up box Which I'm actually have cut out here, you know, so that you don't see my GPG key because it actually does show it But it'll just be like a pop-up box and you think you can hit save and password manager after you've entered your passphrase and Then just hit okay Once you've done that you'll want to go through and Technically you'll you're done here. You The next thing you want to do is sync your Email to your computer. The best way to do that is by running MW dash Small y and then your email address Now if you have more obviously if you have more than one email address that you've set up You want to do capital Y and that will sync everything that you've set up So I'm just going to enter this is going to take a bit The more email you have in your your inbox the longer this is going to take Okay, that took about five minutes for me or so like I said the more mail you have in your gmail account the longer This is going to take so now Once you've done all of that you can actually go through and start neo months. So just do type in neo mutt and Bada bam, bada boom you have your email. That's how you do it now. I'm not gonna go Actually you want to I will go through I'll go through a few of these of the keybinds you need So moving up and down in the map your in your inbox you use them keys. So JNK go up and down H&L H&L will go back and forth. Okay, so L would enter an email H goes back to the the Inbox now if you want to move up and down the sidebar here, I believe you use do use control JNK Yeah, as you can see That moves there and if you want to open this you hit you'd hit I Think command Yeah, you do control. Oh, okay, I Believe oops. Yeah, because oh syncs your inboxes if you if you want to sync manually hit always hit oh You can there's also a Way to Toggle automatic syncing you can look that up on the github page that I you know Showed here. It's very easy. It's just mw dash capital T and it'll do fine and I'll they'll make your Mail synchronize every 10 minutes. So we just go up here And where's inbox here and control. Oh, yeah There we go, and we're back to the inbox if you need ever need any help you just hit the the Question mark and it will show you all the keybinds that you need in order to Move and navigate around and then if you just want to quit just hit Q That's literally how you use Neo mutt now if you wanted to add another Email account you just do mw dash a and then the email address you want to add and it's the same process But you don't have to go through and obviously download any of those dependencies because you've already done that. All right That is how you use mutt wizard wizard to Set up a Gmail account and use Neo mutt with Gmail. It's very easy The hardest part is going to be getting all those dependencies installed Now I noticed that I know that there's a few spots in this video that are blacked out and that's just because I didn't want my Information out there on the internet so you could get to my PGP key And that's just would be silly to put that out there But the most part you should have been able to follow along if you have any questions Leave them below in the comments. I should be able to answer them With that all that being said, let's go ahead and jump into the social Thanks for watching If you'd like to please follow us at twitter.com slash linuxcast or facebook.com slash linuxcast You can also support us by going to patreon.com slash linuxcast and with that thought please Say thanks to Devon C and Marcus B for being our patrons. Thanks for watching everybody. I'll see you next time


So what's next on the agenda is a very interesting panel next panel is about women's sport So first of all a hearty welcome for to all our panelists and it's great to see you in person I haven't met you before on on screen. Yes, so happy to do that and Yeah, so moving on to our Panel about women's sport and a lot of references have happened over the past few panels and It's like building up towards a sort of finale and so let's give them a grand finale here How things have changed? and all for the good one hopes if we look at women and From gender stereotypes of pre-desided gender roles to A place where in in the score in the span of less than maybe month month and a half We'll be hosting one of the largest women's sporting event in India if I go a little bit Few months behind and look at towards the end of middle end of last year Sporting ball boards have taken the pages out of the right book and our men and women are supposed to get equal pay for Doing the same kind of hard work on the sporting arena and and we are talking about cricket, right? If we look at the popular culture popular Genre like Bollywood some of the biggest blockbusters and grosses Have been about women triumphing on the sporting arena whether it's hockey wrestling Boxing so on and so forth. So there is an acceptance. There's a growing awareness and This is what the story has been so far But what next? How do I how does one keep the momentum alive? What are the plans for the future and? How do we encourage? nature and grow talent What are the structural changes what are the infrastructural changes that are required and I'm hoping we can delve into some of these You know people talk to a sponsorship Investments etc. So we do realize funding becomes extremely important and and funding is important both for the sports that are played by men as well as women and The most popular sports that is cricket as well as the other sports and I'm hoping you will be able to shed some light on some of these topics There is a critical role for all enablers and some of the stakeholders Representing them are both enablers and sponsor are here whether they're broadcasters platform owners data aggregators media strategy store corporates and we must create a win-win situation for Everyone I mean there's no point crying and saying oh, you know all money is cornered by men's cricket We'll have to find ways of means of making it win-win for everybody here and here. We are talking about sponsors rights holders Federation and Puy Lila Gopichans are in the morning talked about saying that let's not forget the entire spine of support The support system that goes in and how do we enable coaches the support? How do we help them those become important and of course most importantly the women's sports person the sports women's sports women and sports women I'm glad that today. There's a very interesting mix of people in the room Who can we cannot we have 45 minutes in which I'm sure we cannot touch everything that I would have loved to talk About but at least some of this crucial aspects we should be able to cover and I want to start with Yuyash The grammar of most sports says catch them young. Okay, and in your case I think your commitment your journey with sports started rather early when you are in the engine in your engineering college in Pune I heard that you know and we read about the fact that you were engaging during the 2017 women's World Cup Where we just missed lifting the trophy.  You were engaging that and then from that to women's Creek zone, that's a jump. That's a transition. So What I want to ask you when you were Tweeting at that pointing time to now And this year's has the moment of change in women's cricket from the time We just missed lifting the trophy in England to now. I Think so a lot has changed In 2017 if you would have done this summit, I don't think so we would have had this topic of women's sport and Nearly every panel that we had since morning is been talking about women's sport has been talking about women's cricket It's been talking about women's IPL So of course a lot has changed that particular incident wherein Nobody expected India to be in the finals. They went to the finals of course lost by just nine runs that changed a lot of momentum that Put put it For all the people that yes women can also play women to play cricket a lot of people didn't even know that Women's cricket existed. So that changed a lot of things and from there To our women representing different franchise across the globe To now having our own franchise competition, which is now the second most valued League in the world after the men's IPL only I think so a lot has changed You are definitely a flag bearer for diversity equity and inclusion because your for a has not just been limited to Women's cricket so from women's cricket zone, you've moved on to women's Sports zone And my question to you is is it a different ball game all together? Literally or there are similarity differences or and some learning that you brought from your experience of running women's cricket zone to sports zone Yes, experiences I have brought in some experiences definitely But it's still a completely different ball game because when it come when it came to women's cricket because Cricket as a sport everyone knew like 90% of our audience any which was watches cricket So they know how the sport is played anything and everything to do with it So it was easy for people to just say that okay There's another gender which also plays the game when it comes to women's sports because most of the people That I know or in general as well do not follow a lot of sports. So There it is more about educating people that this is a sport that that is played So for example had Bhavani Devi not come We wouldn't have known about fencing. So that's how it is. So it is about first educating Everyone about okay, there is this sport that exists how it is played Then to create role models when it comes to women's cricket, okay, that education part was not needed It was only directly creating role models revenues broadcast this that when it comes to spots on It's very different because there are multiples of sports. You need to teach them And yeah, so for India to become a sporting country You will need to teach them young because the younger you are taught It's easier for people to pursue that particular spot Thank you and with that I would like to move to you Vishal so Sports like life is all about perfect timing, right? And BC says decision to implement Equal match fee policy for international appearances for men and women Cricketers is a welcome Welcome step I would say but in this day and age This is something which is seen as being normal for any egalitarian employer So my question to you Vishal when you started female cricket way back in 2016 To now I mean almost seven years next month is going to be seven years for you from What is the change you have seen in this journey? The way it is perceived It's a similar question to what I had already asked Him, but I want because you work with the young girls. You have an academy I wanted you to give me a perspective from that angle as well Sure Thank you for that question Moshmi and it's a very interesting question. I and I get this question asked a lot How has women's cricket changed over the years and like you know Yes, explain that there has been massive strides Apart from the equal pay policy which was recently announced and now a y-com 18 women's IPL a lot has happened And it's out there on the internet. It's out there on the social media out there on the TV and being discussed over and over again But to understand what has changed we also got to Look at the past and know the question is what is the future of women's cricket? We also need to understand what has happened in the past Because only then you will be able to sort of correlate and Compare as to how far we have come from where we were in 2015 2016 now just to quickly give you some analogy and I've had the fortune of talking to the greats like methali Rajul and Goswami and They shared one of those anecdotes where they mentioned that you know back in the 90s and early 2000s They had no facilities. So the basic facilities like travel and transport They used to travel unreserved in local compartments They used to stay in one dormitory year and all the 15 20 members accompanying a tour would be you know Put in one dormitory and they used to manage their stays the players were asked to carry their own linen carry their own floor mats carry their own blankets In order to cover themselves and that was the situation back then to now You know a lot has happened now players they get to travel business class the players are made to stay in five stars and Apart from apart from that, you know women's cricket at the grass root level has also changed a lot So what happened was like, you know, yes Also touched upon the fact that 2017 women's World Cup the ODI World Cup we lost by nine runs But we did Win in lot of aspects and one of the aspect was that women's cricket became mainstream Particularly in Indian context what happened was by this by this time We had some decent amount of social media audience Because we started in 2016. So by 2017 this World Cup was happening. We had close to 10,000 Odd followers on our Instagram handle and I remember the next day and this World Cup final was on 23rd of July 2017 and I remember 24th of July waking up With hundreds of DMs on our Instagram and everyone asking the same question, which was how do I put my daughter to cricket? How can I put my daughter into professional circuit and the daughters had this question? The girls had this question. Where can I start my professional journey from which is the best cricket Academy? which is the best cricket club that I can go and join and Unfortunately, I had no idea because it was a new beginning for me. I had all my life played Cricket in a club where I used I used to only see boys and there would hardly be any girls there So I had no idea and I had no answer to this question So it took me around two to three months to actually figure out Go meet some of the coaches and ask for some relevant answers to to their questions At the end I did not find any single Academy and that forced me to start my own cricket Academy Which was exclusively for female cricketers as Moshmi pointed out the name is female cricket Academy And we have trained over 400 girls in the last three years only in Mumbai alone and Thank you And mind you again This is not an achievement the the other side to the story is that we have got over 4,000 inquiries coming in from tier 2 and tier 3 cities of the country which Unfortunately at tier 2 and tier 3 that do not have infrastructures in metro You'll still find academies you'll still find cricket clubs where there are boys training and the girls can be accommodated there But in tier 2 tier 3 when you go there in rural parts of the country, they don't know where to go They don't know what the pathway to the national setup or the pathway to domestic cricket looks like and the parents are clueless because again No awareness no clarity of thoughts Now cut to 2023 six years Massive strides now women's IPL is being announced and that opens up a lot of opportunities opens up a lot of doors Because that ensures the girls will now be financially paid whoever gets picked in the IPL of course But again, I can go on and on it's seven year long journey But I'll leave the rest to the other panelists to to touch upon those points Seven years long time a cricket academy for girls Very curious question. I mean you say it's in Mumbai, but you're attracting talent from tier 2 tier 3 towns When you talk to girls Who want to play cricket in cities to when you talk to someone in a smaller town or a village? What's the difference you find in their attitude? In the way they approach the game And how important Importance is it from a financial viability perspective? Again, so again, that's a very interesting question initially when we began the idea was to Take female cricket and this infrastructure to far corners of the country, but again, there were a lot of limitations and a lot of Constraints that we had because again, it's a startup. So you got to Look across each and every aspect if you want to expand the academies and centers Coming back to your question now, Moshmi the very common thing or the most important aspect that we have realized The girls in the metro cities they have other avenues They have they have other opportunities and that is that also leads to a lot of distraction The girls in tier 2 and tier 3 and rural know they have a point to prove Firstly, the parents are still in that conservative mindset They would not readily let their daughters to go out and explore some some of the other sport So they have to fight there and that is the biggest hurdle I guess especially in the tier 2 markets and tier 3 markets if you can convince your parents if you can convince your relatives You have won 90% of the battle after that The majority of the task that is left is you go and perform and you you know make your up way to the ladder in the Tier in the metro content in the metro cities and metro context There are ample of opportunities. There are ample of Challenges and that also is that that is also because there's a lot of competition out here So say in Mumbai, you know more than five lakh girls a play cricket in in Mumbai alone but eventually 15 or 20 makes it to the state side, right? And then you have under 19 under 23 and then seniors team So say maximum 50 girls who gets to play at the elite level who gets to play represent a certain state But what about the other talents? What about the remaining talents and they are left behind and that is where the motivation eventually dies That is exactly what we have seen at female cricket Academy also The girls who joined us in the first batch in the second batch, which was in 2017-18 They did not continue it further in 2019 batch and We had hard time convincing the parents and the the reason that the parents gave us was We don't think that the girl will that our daughter will eventually make a future in cricket That's the reason why we are taking her out and we would rather put her in some academics or we would rather Ask her to you know take up some professional with professional course which ensures that there is some stability there's some Job opportunities that opens up In tier 2 tier 3 markets once like I said the initial hurdle is crossed You know and because there's not enough competition out there There's high chance that the girl can make it to the state side and once she gets there now There's ample of opportunities likely that she can get into the India sector and You know could probably play play for the country So that is the starking difference which we have seen in tier 2 market and the metro markets You raise some very, you know critical crucial points about why women drop out of sports and we'll address this in Going further down the line I want to now come to you say 951 crores 951 has become the most quoted number. I think that one is for luck So that's the five years rights, which vayakom 18 has picked up the media rights I know it doesn't compare to the 8,200 crores Which Sony spent to get the media rights for men's IPL in 20 No, 2008. Yeah, but it's a beginning and like everybody has been pointing out is the second highest ever it's a beginning and This question is to you as the brand custodian of a brand that has a legacy of advertising in men's cricket How excited are you about the fact that? IPL for women's cricket is I don't want to call it WIPL. I think we do it injustice when we call it WIPL I'll call it IPL for women How excited are you about it and should the Marketing fraternity be gung-ho about it and what are the reasons you think they should be gung-ho about? So, thank you so much first of all, I like to congratulate Vishal for doing a stellar work in this space So I think working at a grassroot level is I think one of the best things that can happen So thank you so much So coming back to the point, you know, how excited We are so personally if you ask me, I am super excited because I'm I follow cricket very closely and when I say cricket it's cricket not men's cricket women's cricket and And I've been before IPL also been very closely following the big bash league for women's so like know the kind of I'm not sure how how many of you know Harden people was in one of the seasons that the top scorer And last season for the top scorer and you know, so that's that's how the Evolution is already started and I think it's it's it's it's extremely heartening that it's come to India now That that's that's on a personal note, but as a marketer, I think It's not the first time that We as a brand policy bizarre as a brand Will be thinking of investing in in cricket women's cricket Back in 2017 when I think we spoke about 2017. You know, that's when the men's champions trophy were happening and Just as a at that point of time We thought you know and the women's champions trophy was also happening at the same time similar time so we invested in the women's champions trophy as well and and I clearly remember the Sunday was the final match and Monday morning when I'd come back to office my business said I'd come and said at key What did you guys do this Sunday? Why is the traffic so so much high and and we could and and and we went back and map The data with what happened during the match time and we could see some like huge spikes not as compared to What a men's final during that time India Pakistan was a men's final was there but at the cost at which we got that that tournament and and the kind of results that we got it was like We couldn't even imagine so since then, you know, like we evaluate any other Media property we will have evaluated women's sports or women's cricket also in the same lens and and and invested in it with conscious cautious efforts thinking that you know, we want to obviously It you know one one lens could we know we want to support women's sports But at the same time, you know as a market when you're having a market is had you need to evaluate the property on its merit So so it's not that that one should not get carried away with that So what that lens should all do and people who have worked with us? There are a lot of them in the room They know that you know how closely we, you know track the The numbers and everything so so what needs to have that balance and coming back to IPL, I think it's it's gonna open a open dose for a lot of brands and a lot of marketers are going to use this opportunity mainly because a know what when IPL for men's happened we could clearly see that you know, it was not just men who are watching cricket and it was the ratio of women had also increased and When we go back to our own data when we advertised on IPL men's IPL at that point and we could see this the share of Women's generating Traffic on our side also had increased. So, you know, that was a very positive sign. So so I think Cut to women's IPL I think it will bring in an absolutely new range of Customers and absolutely new customers or new Audience to this platform. I think that will be super exciting and it will be a great space and looking forward So I think when it comes to cricket, it is still an easier answer and it's an easier question I won't say easier but to that extent Moving to other women's sport other kinds of sports for India 2023 and 24 are very exciting We have the Asian games. We'll be having the Paris or Paris Olympics next year if you look at the Indian contingent, it's likely to be a 50-50 in terms of gender ratio and If you look at the depth of talent the women talent Will be very well represented represented in sports like badminton wrestling Hockey so on and so forth Weightlifting so my question to you is we have been seeing the sports body supporting and clearly the broadcasters are Putting the skin in the game When it comes to other sports, when do you think? The marketing fraternity will join the party No, it's not that marketing fraternity has not joined the party I mean there are brands who are advertising on other sports apart from cricket in India at least the Not at the same investment level because also you should you should understand It's not that the marketers want to spend more money on a certain sport. It is what the How the how it is priced, right? So we buy what is being sold to us. So it's not that, you know, you can never kind of you know You should never say that, you know, you spending so much on cricket But that is the price of cricket means cricket, you know, you can't do much about it, right? If I have to buy that I have to buy Take a 15 lakh rupees per sport. That's what that's how you guys sell it, right? So if And and therefore the reach also comes accordingly. So I think coming back to your point I didn't know if you look at so look it's It's very easy to say that, you know Cricket is where you Invest and you don't invest in women's cricket, right? Women's other sports right now, but that's at least for us. That's true for Any other men non-cricketing sport also So our larger spend goes towards cricket and other sports is much much lower at the moment The same thing is happening for women's sports as well But so would you say it's an ROI question because because Crickets corners also a lot of money or your budgets are there and yeah Cricket does corner a lot of money, but at the same time, you know At least in the last two IPLs at least we have not invested because we feel that you know, it is it's becoming super expensive It's super expensive and over a period of time or also, you know As a brand we have matured a lot and it might not give us that kind of incremental reach for the monies that are being commanded So therefore so therefore an opportunity like a Women's IPL or any other non-cricketing women's sports if rightly priced why not you have a new audience coming there You could rightly price. I've always said this Non-cricket sports if it rightly priced Why will a marketer not buy it? You know, it's it's absolutely it's it's it's the decision is very very binary It is if it is rightly priced if it's going to give me an incremental audience Why will not buy it? I want new audience So that's how you know as a marketer we think Coming to you yes, I know we had discussed this and you you had a point of view on this and I think it is also a question of consumer traction where Where you have consumers you will have brands moving there so men's cricket versus any other sports the uneven I won't even call it a balance the uneven tilt Brands is there a way in which you think that? Brands can benefit. So I has put a point of view Do you have a point of view in this because I Remember you wanted to talk about I agree to size point because what he's put is very right that if you're if you Have rightly priced something and there's a new audience. Why would the brand not come on board? But at the same time, I think so some Multiple panels happened just before this and a lot of people also put it in this way that Right now is the time to invest in sports and not sponsor sports. So as brands They they can look it at in two ways say an ROI based where in yes You get these numbers you get this new audience and you are basically putting your brand in front of them And the second one could be that Yes, I'm investing in this sport. I'm investing in this athlete or something like that And that's how the growth model happens. So a straight example is Odisha doing for hockey a lot of states or a lot of Brands could do it for one particular sport and I think so As simple as that any and every sport will grow I also have one very straight simple example that I've been seeing in cricket itself. So for example You go and see any men's cricket match right now. There's an Indian New Zealand game happening on the ground itself You'll find at least 50 brands advertising. So it's it's a clutter Like after the match, I don't know how many brands have that recall value that yes My brand was there. How many people recall actually those kind of things happening Whereas when I saw a women's cricket match with we need was mentioning last month and India Australia game in Mumbai it was only Mastercard who had advertised and Everyone that I spoke after the match or even before the match remembered that Mastercard was the advertiser and they haven't they had an hashtag and everything and everyone remembered it So I feel it's more about quality also than quantity So you have to also see it in multiple lens as possible and then And I feel if if every brand starts supporting say one sport or any one state Adopts a particular sport. That's the easier way to grow that particular sport So when we say supporting it means not supporting just as advertising because but supporting a sport as putting your skin in the game Investing in this board infrastructure, etc. I think I kind of agree with what you just said A lot of times, you know marketing fraternity can be blamed for this because you know a lot of times what we do is You know, we do a lot of movement marketing when something happens at that point of time We just latch on to the like latch on to that movement and do movement marketing like recently.  But what yash is trying to say is that, you know, can you Be with a sportsman through the journey and build the brand accordingly. I think somewhere, you know But a lot of sporting brands have done that it's not that they've not done it a lot of sporting brands have done it And I also like I would like it's not just marketing responsibility. I also feel that, you know Long long time back when Sachin was just about becoming the star. He was there was world tell who was Backing him and positioning him to the brands. So I think I would love to see a lot of This fraternity kind of, you know positioning women sportsmen to the brand and say that no, this is your brand This is because at times, you know Look, we take decision when is something like this is brought to us You know, so so when when that that need to start happening, I'll tell you very very give you a small example At least at least that thing is changed now few years back when the plan used to come to us When the men's cricket plan used to come to us It used to be bundled with women's women's cricket So I'm saying, you know the chain needs to start at Your end also, right agreed and with that I would like to move to yannick My first question to you is okay fans are most important and fancour has been in democratizing this entire space of anything that doesn't get broadcasted get streamed So, um, you have a lot of experience in this and you're foreign Into this very exciting area of live streaming the league matches of the women's under 19 world cup Clearly walking the talk when it comes to promoting women's sport What are expectations in this area yannick for this series and what have you been doing in the past in fan code fan code? Which has really been bringing women's sports and women's cricket to the forefront Yeah, I think you know When I started fan code about three and a half years back our prime reason for existence as a massive sports fan was that I felt that 95 percent of sport in this country was underserved Every broadcast was running after this five or six events across the year spending tons of money on it And everything else was getting more coverage. So when you talk about women's sport We talk about hockey football everything else. So we started saying that there's this massive co-fan base It's not in the hundreds of millions. It's in the tens of millions who have Strong affinity to sports. So there's rugby football, athletics boxing And various even other forms of cricket So when we build up the platform that we build we say we'll use digital to get to these niche audiences and essentially build Affinity around them. So women's cricket was something Which was extremely important women's sport across everything was extremely important one little selfishly As a father to a 80 year old girl I I genuinely and I've seen the difference my Son four years back and my daughter four years back The affinity to have role models in sport and the way those role models are promoted was so much easier for my son and When I and the and it's not that role models don't exist. It's just they weren't promoted They weren't Actually presented to everyone or presented to girls the same way that male role models are presented to boys So women's sport is something that we took a very conscious effort in investing in last I mean last calendar year We did 500 live streamed events of live stream matches on women's sport Including domestic t20 leagues including netball including women's rugby This year we've already started with the under 19 Women's World Cup which has got tremendous traction across India And you know, if you've actually seen this that it makes such I mean everyone's spoken about this It's such an important giving exposure and investing in that exposure is so important My daughter Loves cricket or in loved cricket and she liked Rishabhan Virat Kohli The first time she ever wanted to pick up a cricket bat and learn to play Was when she saw jamaima rodricks play in the hundred That it's it's really important if you want to actually build women's sport about 20 years from now We have to be investing now. I mean the women's IPL great It'll add lots of value But the actual value of all women's sport growing We have to look at it in a 10-year 20-year planet can't be singular So that's what we're trying to help in our little way And you know, I I do believe that the amount of importance being given to it that the continuous investment When you said this red when you said about via com 18 paying whatever 700 cross 900 cross whatever it is The reality is when sony and dlf and all these sponsors put money on the IPL men's in 2008 it didn't exist No one imagined that would be so big but they put money up front and they said we are going to speak it to existence With the bcc and some bets work The champions league of cricket which people put money in failed But it needs that level of investment and we hope that all of us stakeholders including us will kind of help to that So you you're so this anyway takes me to your next question You're talking about importance of role model In importance of not just looking at a blip but looking at a long horizon. This is something even Gopich and sir spoke in the morning saying that, you know, you can't say I'll put money and you know show me results tomorrow So some of the things that I would like to ask you any if you can put shed some light on Successive sports did like you said long-term vision and structural changes infrastructure development What are some of the things that we need and need urgently in our country? So I think this concept of urgent credit has to be built now for 10 years from now So when you talk about infrastructure and structured has to be said that what are we doing? To actually build a sport 10 years from now and it's a cross sport. It's not I mean if you look at the west, it's similar uh collegiate, I mean, I think some veneed spoke about it collegiate Women's and girls basketball is so popular in in the u.s. And kind of grows to that So I think a lot of what we need to be thinking in context of what can you do to make that game of those? Those matches across whether it's netball basketball cricket football Federations right-solder sponsored to be looking at saying how do we make this the most compelling proposition to get more fans to the product? Whether it's creating superstars like shafali varma jamaima rodericks or whether it's creating Stories around those teams or whether it's all that stuff building that infrastructure and actually building that now for the next 10 years I think that's something that's really really important And you know even I mean one of the things that we keep talking about is It's extremely important that not just for young boys, but more maybe for more young girls that training facilities have got certain safety protocols washrooms, I mean someone was telling me the other day that in I think in a stadium in in deli the women's washroom was closed So they were boys and girls playing and they were taking turns using the boys washroom I mean just basic stuff like that. I think you can inculcate those habits. I think that'll One by one keep adding. It's not major. You don't have to like sunday overnight Invest like a thousand crows and change things these small things one after the other put together Is going to actually move women's sport to the level where you know all our kids. Hopefully our grandkids whatever will look at Sport the same way gender neutral saying that if I'm a boy or a girl I want to play this because I believe that you know, it's going to do so much for me I have a chance to present my country my state and make a living about it So Now my oh a common question that I want to pose to all of you If there's just one thing one wish is something that you Would like to do if we our topic is women's sports future of india's story One thing that we need to change or something that you want to See continue. What would it be? I will start with you yash and then do a round I'm not sure what would be that one thing because there are so many things that Need so many things that need to come. I'll just put it in one If I have to put it in one thing I'll just say that all the stakeholders that are there need to come together and Make sure that this grows. So just like yannick mentioned that 2008 it was dlf sony So many people came and that's why the IPL is what it is If yes, everyone can have a vision but all the stakeholders right from say agencies to sponsors to media to grassroot development to the players And to the executionary organization Everybody needs to come sit on it and make a 10 year 20 year plan and that's how it is going to grow Otherwise, yes, everyone doing it Without there is a connection between the two Then nothing can grow because everyone will have a different vision of it and It will just be like our five ringers which can Which can just run in parallel but can never meet So driving consensus with stakeholders. That's a very tall ask, but yeah, it's a wish list after all What about you vishal? So just to add on to what yash just said You know if I had to put out just one thing again We are discussing all the positive that has happened which is good, which is fair But again, there are several challenges still at the grassroot level because I work very closely in the grassroot So I understand that there are like layers of challenges and I can you know take another 10 15 minutes and describing that But I I can see that the time is up But quickly there are physical barriers. There are like cultural barriers There are financial barriers, which is like from the the moat of the entire Problem chain, but to answer your question if I had to pick just one thing You know, we all have heard this saying right If you educate a girl If you educate a boy, you are only educating a boy But if you educate a girl, you're actually educating a society Very similar to that if you invest in men's cricket You are only investing in men's cricket But if you are investing in women's cricket or women's cricketer You are actually investing in the entire ecosystem because that eventually flows down to the family that ensures that there is a livelihood That ensures that there is a financial stability and there are like ample of examples right from jemima rodricks to punam Raut who are now not just handling their own expenses, but also looking after their families So if I had to mention just one thing and to all the marketers to all the Sponsors to all the investors out there, please invest in women's cricket. That's the humble request So very quickly say what would be your one thing to change? Just start start watching women's sports guys. Okay. It's as simple as that. Just start watching it If you give us the eyeballs everyone will invest. It's as simple as that start watching it support it Go to the stadium also to kind of you know, watch it and cheer them and You know and arrest everything will fall in place Yannick Yeah, I think every single parent has to get their daughter playing sport every single parent Thank you. You do that, right? Then you've already I think made a big difference in Thank you. I know we have to kill a lot of time. But if there's any one question we could take from the audience I think we have our next panel waiting. So we'll have to limit the questions. I'm so sorry Do we have a question? Let's take one. So we have a question coming from the back We will just circulate the microphone to you and I'm sorry to be the devil's advocate, but I have to keep time. Sorry Please introduce yourself and ask your question Hello, okay. I'm Harish Vijayan from times group I just wanted to ask to panel just like how you said that it's just that if everybody starts watching Then we can actually promote the sport But if you see sports in general cricket basketball anything for that matter majority Men's cricket is followed by men So do you think that it's like if women started supporting women's sport then equally It can gather the audience that it should Which solves the 90 percent of problem, which is the economy. I think it's a wrong notion Men doesn't I think that I know a lot of women who like my my mother is the biggest supporter of Men's cricket she from Gundappa Vishnu days to even Virat Kohli now So he's been supporting men's sports and and I know a lot of men who like I have a whatsapp group where you know We follow The big bash women's big bash league. So it's not that I'm thinking. No, let's not say that men support men women support If everyone needs to kind of come together and look if you enjoy a sport you just Watch it like irrespective of I love cricket. I just watch Men's cricket or a women's cricket if I love hockey, I'll watch any of it long tennis There is no demarcation between Men's apart from the fact that you know, it's five sets and three sets. There is no other Demarcation, right? So, you know people they have fan following I'm just when I say what sports and you know what sports are level of you become fans No, you create fans out of it. Yeah, so that's how that's how the entire The sporting equestrian will grow And and the notion is very wrong. It's not like men only watch men's cricket or anything It's still 65 percent men watch men's cricket and 35 percent women who watch men's cricket. So I think so the same audience also needs to watch other sports And of course you need to also create a new audience to watch any sport. It's men women. It's cricket hockey basketball any sport for that matter Very well said. Thank you very much. Thank big. Thank you to everybody on the panel ladies and gentlemen A big round of applause Women's sports. What's the future? We had deep dived into this topic and had some great insights We would like to invite Hugh Gillam on stage to join us to give away a token of appreciation to all of our esteemed panelists and our session chair for this session Ladies and gentlemen, we talked about the scope and the future for women's sport in the country And in the last decade decade and a half things have changed women's sports Please Either left or right ladies and gentlemen a big round of applause Thank you for joining us and sharing your thoughts with us this evening