$62,000. The new all-time high for Bitcoin. However, soon after we saw a lot of exchange inflow, meaning that whales were dumping back on the market like they usually like to do on Sundays going into Mondays. So now the question is, are the lows of the week in or is there further downside? Will we see $60,000 again this week? All that and more coming up. Hey, what's up Jay here and welcome to Bitcoin Daily bringing you guys the best tips, tutorials, and ideas to help you guys become profitable and successful traders. The goal of this channel is to empower you guys with the knowledge and resources to take you up to that next level. So if you guys are new here, make sure to hit that subscribe button and turn on the notification bell. Also guys, make sure to hit that like button. And if you have a question about anything that we're covering today, drop it in the comments. Alrighty guys. So it was a wild, wild weekend. Right after we put up that video on Friday, basically we took off. We broke above that all-time high. I hope you guys caught that trade because I definitely gave you guys an entry for this trade. And we set a new all-time high up at $62,000 for Bitcoin. Let's go ahead and take a look at the trades that we gave you, right? So the first trade that I gave you guys on Friday's video for the weekend was a breakout above 50, what was the breakout above $58,500, which was right this more or less around there, right? And you see the clear breakout there with a whole lot of volume. And that basically ran us up all the way above 60K, right to $62,000. If you guys would have entered that trade using the 10X leverage like we do, you would have done 60% profit on that trade. In Ethereum, we had more of the same. Remember, we spoke about this on Friday's video, guys. I told you guys this was a bull flag and it was preparing for a move to the upside, right? We compared this side to this side right here and I said I expected a similar break like it did here. And guess what happened there, guys? We saw the same exact breakout. Now, we didn't go all the way to 2K, but we ran up to about 1950-ish that area right there. So if you guys would have taken our $1800 entry there, you would have done about 38.5% profits if you guys use 5X leverage like we did. Alright, if you guys missed Mondays or Fridays trade setups that we gave you guys in the videos, do not worry because today is Monday. And guess what? What do we do on Mondays, guys? We give new trade setups for the week. So let's go ahead and jump right in. So let's go ahead and take a look at the market. As you guys can see, today everything is pretty much red. There's not really much that screen. We do see Vechain over here up 20% today, but it's only up 23 on the week. And then we see Cosmo-Adam as well up. But for the most part, everything is red today. Bitcoin is down about 6% in the last 24 hours, but it's up over 10% in the last seven days.  As you guys can see after we hit this new all-time high, we set a new all-time high at $62,000. There was a lot of profit taking there, which led us back down to that 55 to 54K range. So if we pull up our tool right here to see how far that rejection went, that was about a 12% drop from the all-time high, which was about $7,400 or so at the bottom of this drop. Right now we've seen a bounce back up and we're currently around 11% down from that all-time high. Right now we've seen a rebound and we're up to about only a 9% drop now from that all-time high. So we've gained a little bit of it back. Now last night around 12.40am Eastern Standard Time, we did update our trade group that there was a lot of inflow into the Gemini exchange and that there was definitely downside risk from well dumping. If you look at the time here, we're more or less right around that $60,000 range at the time of that. So you guys can see here around 12am we're still up on the top part of this. I believe when I checked the price of Bitcoin we're at that $60,300 level and soon after that remember these are four hour candles. So soon after I sent that is when we had this huge drop off all the way down to that $54,000 range. So this candle was between 12am to 4am. This was between 4am to 8am. So there was a huge drop off during that period and then after that we've been just kind of holding there. As you guys can see we're at the exact support basically that we saw here. You can see there we had that support there and remember the bottom of this range right here that's exactly where we dumped down to. So that is a support there. Remember $55,000 range that's going to be a good support for Bitcoin that needs to hold. If we were to fall below $55,000 then the next level that we're looking at it's probably around the Fibonacci level here. So as you guys can see this level here there is a whole lot of price action on those levels. So that would be the next range that we're looking for for support and if we continued down below that we could see a test of $50,000 to $48,000 range. So how did I see this inflow coming into the exchanges from Wales before prior to this dump? Well it's pretty simple. I was following and I always follow CryptoQuant. They're basically a analytics company that follows all the analytics and tracks all analytics for Bitcoin and one of the more precise thing that it's been following that's kind of been able to somewhat predict whenever there's going to be a dump is the all the all exchanges inflow right. So what does inflow mean? That means when the amount of Bitcoin transferred to all exchange wallets right so that's coming out of private wallets into an exchange wallet. So now why does this information matter because when the Bitcoin is in a private wallet that means that they're just holding and they're not looking to trade it. When they bring it out of their private wallet into the exchange wallet that means that they could be cashing out taking profits trading it for other things and stuff like that. So as you know Gemini is you can connect your bank account to it and they also provide solutions for institutional investors. So whenever there's a lot of Bitcoin transferred into a Gemini wallet it's definitely a cause for concern and as you can see when that happened when that transfer happened we were still at that $60,000 range which is exactly where I notified my team and soon after that is when we saw the big dump off down to $55,000 $54,000. So that was as you guys can see here a 10% drop after that signal. Now it doesn't mean that this will always happen and this will always be accurate but it's been pretty accurate as far as whenever there's been a big notification here as far as a big inflow into the exchange. So you see the inflow there you see an inflow here on March 6th and there was a small dump off there you see another inflow here March 4th right before the dump off as well. So it's been it's given you up basically in heads up before any type of pullback in the last couple months or so which is why we've been using it just to kind of give people a heads up whenever we see it or whenever we come across it. So do I think this is a bearish case scenario for Bitcoin? Absolutely not. Guys we just hit all-time highs there's no reason to panic this is a pullback as you guys can see we were oversold here anyways and this resets the RSI back into neutral territory. If we look at the daily you see that we set this new high now you know surpassing the previous one so we've completely crawled back after we gave you guys the reversal signal. Remember guys we gave you guys a reversal signal out of this pattern a few months ago I'm sorry a few weeks ago and just like we said guys it took us all the way back to new all-time highs not only did it take us back to all-time highs but it took us back almost perfectly to what our target was. So remember we gave you guys this target right here remember this the way that we got that was that was the range of the bottom of Bitcoin here and the top of its peak and then we simply moved that that over here and that's the exact number that it gave us which is pretty accurate right. So we told you we put we placed that at the breakout level and this is the target that it gave us which was almost 100 accurate right which is insane it gave us 61,000 it was around 61,800 right and we ran up to 62,000 and got that's when we got rejected so that was pretty scary accurate if you asked me. Now we just got to wait and see what happens with this pullback when it comes to day trading it's it's always a little bit riskier when there's pullbacks like this so if you're day trading anything make sure that you have that you're managing your risk you don't want to be putting too much risk on these on these bounces because they could be traps. So like we said the support here is going to be right around that 55k area which is exactly where we bounced and then that next support is going to be back down at this Fibonacci level which is right at that 52k area. In Ethereum we're pretty much right back to where we were on Friday so it gave us a little reset but remember we told you guys to be patient here that this was a bull flag and that we were expecting a breakout sooner or later to just be patient and that's exactly what we got there. So that was a beautiful beautiful bounce off this support and breakout of a bull flag which ran us up all the way to 1950 almost got us back to that 2k level. As you guys can see here it was almost the same exact pattern that we told you guys and it played out perfectly right. We got the breakout the exact breakout that we spoke about boom boom so we got and it got rejected almost at the same spot. The only difference was that it continued up because at you know during this time Bitcoin didn't pull back yet. This time Bitcoin pulled back a little bit earlier so that's why we got this part of it before but we should be testing it again because I think we're still early in this move as long as Bitcoin holds and doesn't pull back further then we should be going up to 2k. You can see here that we pulled right back to the same support where we bounced off last time. So that's definitely a good spot to buy here that's that 23.6% Fibonacci zone there so it's looking good everything's looking good here above this level right here so that's at 1720 to 1730 range. That was also if you guys bought on that pullback amazing buy because that's that's the spot right there that you wanted to buy on the pullback. Remember we gave you these ranges on Friday as well for any pullbacks we wanted to enter there at 1720 to 1730 and ride that up to the 1800 level. So of course guys not as much info is needed in ethereum because as you guys know it's mostly correlated with Bitcoin whatever Bitcoin does ethereum is going to do so we don't need to you know do a super deep dive into ethereum but next we're going to talk about the trade setups that we're going to be watching this week. I recommend you guys to pay attention and write these down guys because the past couple months we've been hitting almost every single trade setups that we've given you guys so I know that's what you guys are probably waiting for so let's jump right in before jumping into it make sure that you guys are subscribed to the channel make sure that you're smashing that like button and if you have any questions about anything that we're covering today drop it in the comments we're always happy to help you guys out. Alright guys so the first thing we're going to look at is Bitcoin as always the first thing that we're watching here is for this pullback entry the only entry that we're watching that we really want here is at 55k level so it did hit that earlier if it hits it again if you see something like this again where we go just under 55k and then bounce right back over it that's where you guys want to buy that's what we're looking we're looking for that entry right there for some sort of test of the of these lows and you know a shot back up that's what we want to buy we want to enter that bounce back above 55k so the next entry from there is going to be probably above I would say that 58k so 57k you can use it as an entry I'd be only risking about 1% or less if I'm entering there 58k is going to be a little bit safer but again it's it's still kind of risky because it as you guys can see it was the previous all-time high and so we had some price action there so the safest might be just above that all-time high so above $58,500 that's probably going to be the the safest bounce to play so you can set up your entries above that 58,500 level if we break that again we can expect to see 60k again if we break 60k again we can expect to see 62 so that's basically the entries that I'm looking at there above 58,500 above 60 and above 62 those are going to be the three different breakout entries that I'll be using and I'll be entering and then for the support entry I'm looking at that 55k entry if we were to go lower for any reason than 52k is that next number that I'm watching guess what we're gonna do any theorem guys guess just take a guess we gave you this this exact same setup last week Monday and last week Friday and they both hit so why are we gonna try to reinvent the wheel let's stick to what works and what works is that entry above 1800 yes we've had two fakeouts here recently but I'm still going to use this entry this entry if we finally get the breakout above this 1800 level look at what could happen look at this look at this big beautiful juicy green candle of profits all the way up to 1900 right so I am definitely taking this entry above 1800 the next entry would probably be above 1880 around there and any support so if we're looking and we see more pullbacks here we're using the remember the same entries as here guys we're using the 1720 to 1730 area for a support entry we want to catch that on the bounce back up not on the drop down and that's pretty much it that's simple enough right so I hope you guys have enjoyed this video today I know it's been a crazy few days we had the super pump up to new all-time highs and then we had a big dump off pullback I mean it's only a 12% pullback right that's not that serious we see way we have seen way worse than that this run already so I'm not too worried about it guys it's kind of brought us back into the neutral territory and this pullback is needed to continue up so make sure that you guys are subscribed to the channel make sure to smash that like button for me and if you have any questions about anything that we just went over drop it in the comments it's a new week there's new profits to make this week so let's go ahead and get that money guys I'll see you in tomorrow's video as always peace and love


Good job. She brought us back again with another video. So we're going to check out 10 most racist moments in wrestling WWE, etc If you've been watching WWE for a while You've probably seen some borderline racist storylines promos and segments Back in the attitude era you could get away with saying certain stuff and doing certain storylines nowadays Obviously if WWE was to try those same storylines and segments They would definitely have an issue on the hand from the network from Thousands to millions of people wanting the show to be canceled. It would it would definitely be an issue So we're gonna check this out man and see if we can you know really dive deep into some of just the the craziest storylines that at the time period I guess was Okay to bring up we can definitely check this out. This is gonna be interesting. Appreciate all the love and support Road to 50k and let's do this man Keep it up Unfortunately, I would never forget that What are you doing, bro? I just can't believe he said that on live television There have been far too many instances of racism in wrestling throughout the years a lot of these instances go on behind closed doors And only get revealed later down the line However, there have been times when major wrestling companies such as WWE have been openly racist on their television programming Because of the color of my skin But which times were they well join us now as wrestling yellow Oh, man, the most racist moments in wrestling Be sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell for daily wrestling videos and follow us on Facebook Number 10 Shelton Benjamin mocks Yoshi Tatsu In 2009 WWE would debut the talented Yoshi Tatsu on the ECW brand for his debut match Yoshi would go one-on-one with WWE's best in-ring performer Shelton Benjamin Unfortunately a pre-match promo by Shelton completely overshadowed Yoshi's debut before they wrestled Shelton would mug Yoshi's Japanese accent threatened to call Godzilla and even mock the traditional Japanese bow It was incredibly tasteless and it did absolutely nothing to help get Yoshi over as a new superstar Make his debut back on ECW tonight There was actually quite a bit of backlash online following the segment and Thankfully moved away from Yoshi's first storyline being solely based on his race Number nine Jim Nydart is a KKK member Without question one of the most distasteful moments in pro wrestling history I heard at an independent show in 1995 Virgil was set to take on a wrestler known as thug when thug made his way to the ring It appeared as if himself and his bodyguard were dressed in KKK outfits The bodyguard then revealed himself to be Jim Nydheart the thug and Nydheart then proceeded to lay out Virgil It was one of the worst moments in pro wrestling history We'll never know why anyone thought it was a good idea in the first place number eight JBL What in the hell? Even for back then that was a little that was way too far that was crossing that the line is right here They jumped over it like yo, what was that yo goes hunting for illegal immigrants Or when Brock Lesnar Goldberg and Stone Cold Steve Austin were all absent from WWE programming following WrestleMania 20 WWE urgently needed to create new main event level stars and one of these stars that would look to was Bradshaw Bradshaw would be repackaged as JBL and begin a feud with Eddie Guerrero over the WWE title an element of JBL's new Character was a hatred for seemingly anyone who wanted to enter the US WWE wanted to emphasize this point of his character so much so that they aired a segment which featured JBL hunting for illegal Immigrants on the border between Texas and Mexico towards the end of the infamous segment JBL were confronted family And then proceed to physically kick one of the individuals as a family ran away Number seven Rodney max white boy challenge Rodney max white boy challenge was a short-lived gimmick for Mac in 2003 They can make involved Mac challenging any white member of the Royal roster and then Mac would proceed to squad This would last for a few months before the challenge was answered by Goldberg Obviously Goldberg was victorious But during this time period Mac was a part of a stable with Teddy long and jazz known as Thuggan and bugging enterprises Now the stable consisted of African American superstars who believed that they were being held back due to their race Unfortunately, although the stable would add a lot of talented superstars such as Mark Henry and jazz the group never obtained much popularity number six Jinder Mahal impersonate Shinsuke the 2017 push of Jinder Mahal was one of the more controversial pushes remember when he was WWE champion remember Remember that In recent memory Jinder went from a virtual job at a WWE champion in just a space of a month And throughout Jinder's run WWE fans struggled to take him seriously He's run as a WWE champion had some rather underwhelming moments and unfortunately for Jinder and WWE a particular segment that he was involved in was Universally panned during his feud with Shinsuke Nakamura Jinder would cut a promo on Smackdown which featured the WWE champion mocking Nakamura's accent saying all Japanese people Look the same and he wouldn't even compare Nakamura to mr. Miyagi the live crowd would chant That's too far and that's racist as Jinder continued the backlash was so severe that the WWE was forced to issue a Statement in that read just like many other TV shows or movies at WWE creates programming with fictional personality I want you to understand Things have to get approved before it gets on television before they exit Into the arena before they you know walk down the ramp that all has to get approved by Vince Most of the time it has to get approved by Vince That means it's been told and rehearsed and resided to multiple people before he got to Vince Vince okay, then when they get the backlash they have to backpedal backtrack. Oh, we're sorry This is not how we really feel It all goes to Vince Vince has the last say so on a lot of this stuff. So it's like come on, bro Come on, these that cover real world issues and sensitive subjects as a producer of such television shows WWE corporate is committed to embracing and celebrating individuals from all backgrounds as demonstrated by a diversity of our employees performers and fans worldwide Number five Kurt Angle is not a fan of the black people a New Year's revolution in 2006 was notable for a number of things Edge would win his first ever WWE title by cashing in on John Cena and Kurt Angle caused a lot of controversy Thanks to a racist comment he made during a promo for some context Angle would cut a backstage promo alongside manager Devarie in the promo angle would state that his favorite country is France before randomly revealing that he wasn't a fan of the Black people the point of Angle's promo was for him to make a point that Angle could say anything and the crowd would always cheer for him Now although the comment was completely tasteless WWE decided against editing it off the WWE Network and as a 2021 It's still featured on the pay-per-view in its original form. Wow You know Truth be told.  I feel like I just didn't feel like Triple H really fought hard enough to give him that victory here to let him go over like For while this this really turned me off to wrestling and it just turned me off to like Triple H and everyone That was behind on this because like bro. He could have gave him that win If you're gonna go this route, he could have gave Booker T the rub here Blach's matchup WrestleMania 19 is without a doubt one of the most controversial storylines in WWE history The storyline had racist undertones to rest and one particular promo from Triple H a few weeks before WrestleMania was clear evidence of this In the promo Triple H would state I think you're a little bit confused about your role in life here You're going to get to go to WrestleMania But the fact is Booker someone like you doesn't get to be world champion people like you don't deserve it That's reserved for people like me. That's where the confusion is.   You entertain people.  Go ahead. Give me one of those spinaroonies entertain me That's your job. Don't be embarrassed You're here to make people like me laugh with your nappy hair and your suckers Well, sadly it didn't stop there as the WWE with air segments Featured Triple H throwing money at Booker telling him to carry his bags and even Triple H telling Booker to bring him a towel Although the storyline was controversial WWE could have made fans forget about the storyline if Booker simply beat Triple H at WrestleMania Instead he didn't and Booker lost clean to Triple H to make things worse the finish of the match involved Triple H Hating a pedigree on Booker and then waiting a whole 30 seconds before going for the pin Number three Vince McMahon drops the n-word at the 2005 Survivor Series Vince McMahon would have a backstage promo with WWE champion John Cena to close the promo the WWE chairman would refer to Cena as the n-word and just walk off Vince would then walk past Booker T and Charmella and Booker then proceeded to deliver his trademark catchphrase This without a doubt was one of the most tasteless and backward segments WWE have ever had WWE chairman himself according to Bruce Prichard It was a different time and admits that the segment doesn't hold up. Yeah stated. I don't think it holds up. Well, I Probably so Well, I think that there were people whose opinions were asked and you know again. It's just a Different time in a different place where you did different things that Yeah Different a different time because he could not get away with saying that now at all not even not You know not things that hold up and I go back and I'm into the Alfred Hitchcock hour now Taping it every single night, you know, you sit there and you watch some of the things of On television of men just basically Slapping the out of women back and forth as if it was just another day at the office and it's it's just a time has a way of Making things cringe-worthy, you know, again, it's just different time different place different different mentality The infamous segment has since been edited off the network But it's still a clip that often gets shared around social media. Number two blackface in WWE Now WWE has unfortunately had a long-standing history with allowing their superstars to use blackface in a storyline The first instance of this was with Roddy Piper who proceeded to wear half blackface in half body paint for his feud with bad news Brown Another infamous segment took place in the Attitude Era and it featured DX doing an impersonation of the nation a domination stable in the segment X-Puck would impersonate as Mark Henry and would have blackface to try and mimic Henry X-Puck has gone on record to say that he hates the segment and wish it never occurred This segment has been since edited off the WWE Network and the final instance of this took place in the Attitude Era and featured Goldust in blackface for a match with Flash Funk Now the reason for this was at the time that Goldust was going through an identity crisis and was trying out new gimmicks And number one Hulk Hogan's rant in 2015 It was revealed that wrestling legend Hulk Hogan had gone on an anti-black rant during his league tape in the rant Hogan would express disgust with the idea of his daughter Brooke dating a black man Hogan would repeatedly use the n-word as well as admit to being a racist following this revelation WWE would cut ties from Hogan releasing him from his contract as well as removing him from the WWE Hall of Fame Hogan would also have all his merchandise pulled and Mattel would stop making action figures of Hogan as of today Hogan believes that he's apologized to both the locker room and the WWE universe However, some don't feel that way, but they have it folks. Yeah, he's definitely back in WWE He definitely I'm sure has some merchandise with WWE.  You know people can be forgiven So maybe he does have different sentiments about it. Who knows but as it stands He is has affiliation with WWE stuff. So, but yeah, man, this was this was a definitely a interesting video I like different takes different type of videos like this, you know, and it Racism has played a part in wrestling. You feel me? So yeah, definitely if you guys enjoyed this video, make sure you hit the like button comment down below Let me know do you guys agree? When we're triple H was going against Booker T That Booker T shit went over like am I the only one that thinks that way Am I the only one that feels like at that time? Definitely could have benefited being the World Heavyweight Champion Let me know because I do think in that time period he could have benefited on that But I appreciate all the love and support roll to 50k appreciate y'all kicking in with me. I'll see y'all on the next one. Peace


Am I why am I alive? Huh? Good morning. I guess I just got a brand new car. Well, it's a 2016 But it's an Audi. It's cool Just got a brand new whip. I do not want a house. I want a foreign little trip Talking Asia in the south. I throw it in. I'ma go get it.  I go off the dribble Just want to dunk amazing welcome to dunk like daily. I want more time to spit Need more support from the click.  I read you throw it. I'm smashing the lobbies. Don't have a catch in the body This is much more than a hobby your boy going up. Come and watch me Yeah Who's doing this? What am I doing?  I can't I can't get excited. Sometimes I need to rap It's welcome to the show. You heard the lyrics. I just wrote that it's hard with a half brain, but it's fun I actually want more time to do this. It's fun to do help me out What did I do yesterday? I went over Connor Barthes new dunk That was a lot of fun to do and I know you guys want to see the Subscriber review dunks where I review your guys is done So I'm gonna figure out a way to bring that back no promises But I don't care if you think I promise it but I do want to bring it back It is fun to do. I think it's good content.  We're here as usual every goddamn day. I'm loving it feeling really good Tweaked my knee two days ago feeling really good if you saw my little tomahawk dunk that one took me so long to get tweaked Here's one thing I want to talk about about my dunk journey is when I went to the gym on Sunday I needed to work on dribbled dunks, but when I get antsy, I'm so used to Throw in a lob I get so used to throwing in and I do it so well. Hold on the music is still playing I think why is it still playing? I think it's gonna stop anyway So the music the the I get so used to throwing the lobs that once I'm warm. I want to go attack it I want to jump max, but I want to I need to use those full energy jumps for my off dribble because I'm like fully focused My I'm mentally clear and I need to get my footwork better So it's hard for me to do that and Berkey was there. He actually helped me Austin Burke He had he's killing it off one foot and two actually and Since he was doing dribbled on something like man I should be able to do that he was doing like easy two-hand dunks off one foot baby This is all baby rims. So like we both were killing it And I'm like I should easily be able to do that I jump way high enough my technique is just that garbage and my dribbled dunks are terrible I should be able to just walk up and do it and so I stayed on track and I did it and I made progress And it's because I tried one and felt weird So I knew what I needed to tweak because I just I know what it felt like and I know the difference to my lob dunks So I stayed on track and it felt really good I made a lot of progress hurt my knee a little bit just felt like a little pinch I talked about it yesterday, so I'm not gonna get into it, but it felt good yesterday So I pushed it at the gym. I didn't push it meaning like push through pain But I didn't feel pain so I just got it working, but I also remembered that it hurt So I tried to lay off it a little bit of a fine balance, but it feels great today I think I'm gonna be able to fly on Thursday and here's how my training goes for the week If you guys want a supplemental type plan, but this is so specific to me that that's why I do individual coaching I have some programs online, but I have my new coaching. That's just tailored to you So it's today yesterday did upper body, so I dunked Sunday, but not as much as I wanted to so I didn't cut it up as much I didn't like burn them a lot of calories. So yesterday upper body. I blow up quick I did shoulders chest core and a little bit of back And I blow up quick and then I stretched really well hamstring is the injury right now So I'm stretching my my hips and my glutes because they're crazy tight And that's that's why my hamstrings feeling the pain because those are so tight that it's pulling on it That's my diagnosis at least with a lot of help from others So I'm stretching that that's feeling good. So today. I'm probably gonna do some sleds Just to get some cardio and also like using my arms It's kind of using the muscles I used yesterday, but not exhausting them So that way get some blood flow in my upper body and that's how I think I try to get some blood flow the next day Just so they keep on moving because I feel like it freshens it up that oxygen that you move the blood that moves through There is recovery for your muscles, and that's the way I work out So I'll do some sleds today to get that pump in my legs and then tomorrow taper off So Thursday I could have really fresh day. I was dunking the day before my dunk day But now it's I go so hard on my dunk days, and I'm trying to build my cardio that I'm not trying to just Dump the day before I'm not just trying to have a peak day on Thursday I'm trying to like also just work out a tongue go off one leg play a lot of games So Thursday is a bigger day, so it keeps changing every week. It's kind of changed you have to adapt You have to give the right stimulus you can't just You can't just do the same friggin thing and expect to make gains You have to kind of increase the intensity increase the weight increase something or if it's hard do it again And see if you can do it better.  It's the same thing. It's not the same It's something increased even if it's just your knowledge of your mind-body connection. That's what we're doing. Anyway Whoo great day so far. I hope the other thing I do is I have this coaching with me online. It's 24 7 It's me direct coaching. That's what I think I'm passionate about I don't want to just like make a program for you and you go off for the month It's too difficult for me. There's too many factors I want to talk to you every single day Directly and I need the only people I want to work with the people that are crazy like me that are gonna be available Because like if I need to call you real quick your workouts coming up We can connect go for a five ten minute phone call And then I could give you my best advice and what I would do and what I think you should do Because I can't just give you a program and then say like Thursday comes along and you have a bad night of sleep I feel bad if you try to push through your workout So it's good to have a program so you can kind of schedule yourself and get get your body moving But I really think the ultimate thing is working one-on-one with that energy. Let's go. Um, I don't know. That's it for today I hope you like the goddamn intro really loving all the feedback. I'm getting I had really great questions and review so far on my program and my book and I'm looking forward to creating a lot more things for you guys But this is the main thing. I'm doing every goddamn day And a new vlog probably I might want to do a new video tomorrow about the windmill dunk Windmill tutorial. I really want to get that out there.  We're growing like we're actually like almost like a real podcast It feels real because people are listening people are reaching out to me and like responding to the things I'm actually goddamn saying instead of me just talking to myself sick. Okay, so As you know, your favorite part of the day is right now, which is on this day in history, which is what's today?  I've been doing this for 41 days.  I might switch this out, dude. This is boring But there are some good ones sometimes 1951 and film 12th Venice Film Festival Rashomon directed by Akira Who wins the Golden Lion dude? I want to go to a film festival Oh, I'm gonna watch those cartoons and do a review of them Oh, should I watch those are cartoons and do like a reaction video? Maybe I'll do that. That'd be fun for me today music 1882 Peter illichach Tasha Koshkovsky 1812 overt overture debate debuts in Moscow God damn it. I butchered that but that's way too hard today in sport. There's two so it's probably good 1920 American professional football Association forms which would later become the national football league NFL So 1920 dude, that's exactly a hundred years ago August 20th to the 20th. Just kidding. That's one more year, but Almost a hundred years. It seems like it.  That's a good question to look up 2000 PGA championship men's golf Tiger Woods becomes a first since to win three majors in the calendar year Back-to-back PGA title dope. All right now the dunk lifer of the day speaking of the dunk lifer of the days I'm gonna figure out a way for you guys to make it easy on me to review them during this podcast And I'll post the videos on the YouTube maybe Instagram maybe YouTube I'm not really sure yet, but I'll figure out a good way to do that and I'll review some of your dunks and stuff like that I think that's really helpful go over the critique and I'll make might be maybe I'll make it like a day of the week like every Weirds day or every Sugans day, I'll do that like once a week because you know that day of the week that one. Yeah, that's the one I'll probably do it on.  Mm-hmm Okay, sorry for the delay click the wrong video Barth's video He was oh by the way He was thinking the name of the dunk should be the reverse nutmeg or the air chair I definitely like the reverse nutmeg, but air chair is really good. Everybody's saying reverse nutmeg. Okay, they're really good Dunk life early gang where we at? So if you guys are commenting already and early in your public my man Though those are the people the highest energy unless they're in the other over the season It's like 8 of 8 p.m. For them doesn't count I'd count, you know, but you're still early. Let's go have a great day That's it for today if I want to rap every morning. I goddamn will I have to do because they don't let me put the friggin music on Cuz I don't want to get copyrighted.  Watch how it changes. That's my favorite thing to do.  I gotta get out of here enjoy yourself and let's To the loo probably just woke up my neighbors to the loo


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Experts will tell you, RCA tubes are made better, yet cost no more than ordinary tubes. Always look for RCA radio tubes in the red, white and black cartons. And now the stars of the RCA Victor program, Alice Faye and Phil Harris! Ladies and gentlemen, today most of us are living what one could call a full life. And in one sense it is. This modern age is full of tension, worry, strain and anxiety. Phil Harris is one of the victims of this high velocity living. Lately, his nerves have been getting so jumpy, he finds it almost impossible to relax. Here he is at the medicine cabinet. I hope this new batch of stuff Dr. Rando gave me will help my nerves. Now let's see what the druggist wrote here on the bottle. Take one red pill. If you don't feel better immediately, take one blue pill. Wait ten seconds and take one green pill and one purple pill. All this may not make you feel better, but you'll have a beautiful plaid stomach. A cute druggist always trying to get a laugh. I'm so shaky, I don't know what I'm doing. This morning I put lather on my face and shaved the mirror. Well, I better take a couple of these pills. There. Now I'm going into the living room and lie down on the sofa and try to relax. That's a little more like it. Now if I could just grab 40 winks. Daddy, do you mind if we turn on the television set? Well, Phyllis, I was figuring on taking a little nap. But Dad, we just wanted to listen to one little program. Well, okay girls, go ahead, maybe it might soothe me. Thank you, Dad.  You'll never get me your double cross and dame. What was the name of that program? Somebody must ask for a second cup of coffee. Girls, will you get something else? I'm trying to relax. Okay, Phyllis, let's get that other show we like so well. Oh yeah, that's on this channel. This is the city, as big as you ever believe. The sun shines 362 days of the year. I'm a cop, my name is Thursday. I have a brother named Friday. Most women have a bridge club on Friday. My mother had Friday at the bridge club.  Oh, kids, for Pete's sake, I'm trying to get some rest here. All right, Dad, we'll change the channel. Phyllis, get mobile with Malaya. Oh yeah, that jungle program. This is the jungle, bigger than you'd ever believe. The sun shines 362 days of the year. I'm a cannibal. I best do my job, that's all, just doing my job.  Gee, aren't there any programs at this time of day for girls? Oh, sure, Dad. Do you care if we listen to the cooking school? Well, cooking school, that's more like it. I don't mind a little disturbance as long as you're learning something. Okay, then we'll get Aunt Molly's kitchen hour. Maybe we can get a recipe from Aunt Molly that'll surprise Mother. Yeah, I'll turn the dial. This is a bottle of ketchup. My name is Aunt Molly. All right! That doesn't. Now come on, kids, I love you, but I've had it. You hear me? I had it. Now, please find something else to do in another part of the house. Okay, Dad, we're sorry. We didn't know you were so tired. See you later. Oh, there you are, Phyll. Do you feel any better? Yeah, yeah, I feel a little better, Alan. Well, you stay right there on the sofa, honey. I won't disturb you a bit. I'll just run the vacuum around you. Okay. Stop! Stop! What's the matter? Does the vacuum bother you? No, I just wanted to be sure you're wearing goggles and your safety belt. Honey, will you try and run that thing a little softer? I'm trying to get some rest. Sorry, I'm sorry, dear. I'll try. Thanks. Well, let's see now. What was that thing I used to do when I couldn't go to sleep? I didn't count sheep. I didn't drink warm milk. I didn't chin myself on Daryl Zanik. Hi, everybody. Hi, Alice. Hello, Elliot. Well, what have we here? Now, look, Elliot Phil doesn't feel very well because he... What'd you say, Alice? No, because he's bottle-grinding and running in the fire mode. Did you say bottle-grinding and running in the fire mode? We're stopping already! Stopping! Not stopping! Matt, I feel like we're making a little too much noise. A little too much noise? It sounded like the last call for drinks at a Polish wedding. Matt, Curly, you look all upset. Who wouldn't be upset? You can't relax nowadays. Everything moves so fast. Speed, speed, speed, speed. That's all they want. Motor cars go in 100 miles an hour. Then on top of that, they build freeways so you can go 110. What's the matter with freeways, Curly? What's the matter with them? They're all right if you're going straight, but just make a wrong turn someplace. And where are you? Vist and your relatives in Seattle. Gee, I kind of like that Hollywood freeway. I drove over it last night. Man with crazy air pockets. Are they going to put them bridges in any day now? You've just got to calm down. That's all there is to it. Yeah, you're right, Alice. We all ought to slow down. Personally, I'd settle for the good old days. Look at milk nowadays, for instance. It's sterilized, pasteurized, homogenized, calciumized, and penicillinized. In the old days, the cow gave you whatever she happened to have on tap at the time. Yeah, and if you wanted some chocolate milk, you just fed the cow a few Hershey bars. But you had to be careful. I'll say, one day I gave our cow a Hershey bar with nuts in it. I got the milk out of her all right, but it was uphill all the way. I had to take some of the pressure off. If we can spend an evening without watching a who-done-it on the television set, I... Hey, Curly, I got a wonderful idea. Why don't we have an old-fashioned evening at home? You know, the kind like your grandmother and grandfather used to have. That is a good idea, Phil. Remember the time we went to your grandfather's house? There was no tension around that place. Well, you said it because they knew how to live. Remember right after dinner, we all sat around that pot-bellied stove with cold apple cider and doughnuts? Then Grandma got out her old guitar, and then she'd go into this.  Your love would ricochet. Your lips would find another, and your heart would go astray. I thought that I could hold... But then one day you ricocheted to someone else's arms. And, baby, I don't want a ricochet romance. I don't want a ricochet love. If you're careless with your kisses, find another turtle love. I can't live on ricochet romance. No, no, not me. If you're gonna ricochet, baby, I'm gonna set you free. I knew the day I met you. You had a roving eye. I thought that I could hold you.  You promised you'd be faithful, and you would never stray. Then like a rifle bullet, you began to ricochet. And, baby, I don't want a ricochet romance. I don't want a ricochet love. If you're careless with your kisses, find another turtle love. I can't live on ricochet romance. No, no, not me. If you're gonna ricochet, baby, I'm gonna set you free. He announced a wedding.  I whispered to his company, but you preferred a cry. You buzzed around the other girls, just like a busy bee. You finished buzzin' cousin. You buzzed right back at me. And, baby, I don't want a ricochet romance. I don't want a ricochet love. If you're careless with your kisses, find another turtle love. I can't live on ricochet romance. No, no, not me. If you're gonna ricochet, baby, I'm gonna set you free. Hey, that's what we're gonna do. We're gonna have one of those real old-fashioned evenings right here at home. We'll have some candied apples, popcorn balls, and we'll play some of those good old games like Domino's, Little Cassina, and Old Maid. Hey, that Old Maid is a great card game. Yeah, but it's more fun if you play with real Old Maid. That's pretty funny, huh, Curly? Oh, was it?  Look, Alice, you get the molasses and the popcorn ready. I'm gonna see if I can locate the game of part cheesy we used to have. Boy, are the kids gonna get a kick out of an evening at home like this.  Fine, I'm working on the last two right now. The donuts that Alice made are gonna be terrific. Hey, by the way, Elliot, when I sent you after that cider, what took you so long getting back with it? Well, you know, old Dad Datisman, the guy that makes it, well, he's got four kinds of cider. Soft, hard, double hard, and where's Rocky Marciano? Well, hey, Elliot, no kidding. Is that stuff really as hard as they tell me? Hard.   But for an evening such as this, I naturally procured the soft variety. Well, you did the right thing, Elliot, and I've got the part cheesy and the domino game all set up, and not only that, I've got the whole evening planned. Now, we'll start off with some old-fashioned conversation. Yeah, there's a lost art, just plain conversation. I tell you, Curly, it's one... Anybody home? Oh, hiya, Julius. I love monster cider and all that. Yeah, well, it's kind of a whimsical idea we had. You see, we're trying to recreate an evening like the old folks used to spend back in 1890. We're going to do all the things people used to do way back in 1890. Hey, doesn't that sound like fun? I don't know. What did you do? This guy, you're always making them cracks. Why are you always bugging me about my age? Well, let's face it, Mr. Harris, you don't have to pretend with me. The empty jars from the beauty age you used. Mother Moncrease, Mississippi mud fish in every jar. Now, in my grandfather's and my grandmother's day, people minded their own business. Hey, what's that junk he got over here on his platter? Those are our derbs. Here's an item from an old-fashioned Southern recipe. What are they? French-fried possum livers? Very ridiculous. They're fricasseed catfish cheeks. Yeah, I bet he does. Always some relative to yours that I should have hired. Well, you should have. He sized the garlic potatoes with a side order of garlic possum. I suppose he puts garlic in the ice cream, too. I'm sure your Uncle Pasquale could do a wonderful catering job, but that kind of stuff just don't fit with what we have planned for this evening. Wides! Wides! Empty wides! Oh, did he just get here from Italy? Yeah, took him seven weeks to come over. Seven weeks? What'd he do, come on one of those slope freighters? No, he's a wetback. Hey, kitty, look at me. At the risk of leaving myself wide open, I'd like to ask a question. Now, you mean your Uncle Pasquale swam all the way from Italy, and it took him seven weeks? Oh, he could have every so often and fed water while he cooked the pizza. Who is he? Look, that's just what we don't want, Julius. I want my children to learn what a nice quiet evening at home means. I have two nice sensible young daughters, and I want to keep them that way. We're just going to sit around quietly and play a few hands of all made. Oh, what? Hey, Julius, and Phyllis and I ride in your truck as far as the Pulva de Boulevard? Wait a minute, girls, wait a minute. I have an evening all planned here at home for everybody. But, Dad, you told us a month ago we could go and watch the hot rod contest tonight. The devil drivers are going to do their stuff. Oh, I read about that in the paper.  Doesn't cannonball cleaver sound simply dangerous? Yeah. And he's the one who's yellow. What do you have planned for us? Well, mine's a game, but it's really exciting, too. You see, everybody gets five cards, and then you keep putting them down on the table and other people pick them up, and pretty soon there's no cards left and whoever gets stuck with the two of clubs is all made, and everybody makes fun of them. Yeah, yeah, and then I... Even if the girls won't be here, we don't have to change our plans. Certainly not, just because the children went out doesn't mean that we can't go ahead and... 90 miles an hour blindfolded? Well, let's settle down and have a real old-fashioned evening. I wish we had a couple of those old-time kerosene lamps or something to sort of get us into an 1890 mood. Shall I put on my linen duster and sing Pony Boy? No, no, no.  Started with what? The law start of conversation, like we said. It's part of the idea, isn't it? Now go ahead. Somebody start talking. Who? Well, anybody, honey. You go ahead, Alice. What'll I talk about? Just anything. Anything that interests you. Oh, all right. Well, let's see. Well, I was in Nancy's beauty shop today and she's got a new cold wave permanent. The curls last for five months. But, Alice, I swim a lot. Oh, no, you don't. You two can't leave me out of the conversation. Now, if you're not getting the spirit of this thing at all... Well, why don't you let me start it out? When I was stationed in Tokyo, I took a course in personality and conversation. This will be a great chance to try it out. Well, wonderful. Go ahead. Okay. Let me see. Oh, yeah. Oh, good morning, Madam Suzuki. How beautiful you look with the sun shining down on your exalted pagoda. The course was in Japanese. Well, Tokyo rose, tell us more. I'd be glad to. There were some other very brilliant phrases guaranteed to make you popular at any gathering.  The only way I can translate it is to bite you on the neck. I also have quite a selection of venerable Japanese love songs. No, thank you. They're very pretty. Even so, I just want to settle down and have some nice old-fashioned conversation. Those oriental songs are awfully romantic. I know, I know. Especially those in a musical comedy I saw in Yokohama. You see, the boy Yamaguchi and his girl Lotus Blossom are sitting in the middle of a bar and they're sitting in the middle of a bar and they're sitting in the middle of a bar and they're sitting in the middle of a bar and they're sitting in the middle of a bar and Pearl Blossom are sitting in the tea house of the August moon and she drinks 30 cups of tea. Oh, good heavens, not 30 cups? Oh yeah, that's where they get the theme song, sloshing my baby back home. It's a wolf. Yes, I know, I know, I know. Just trying to liven up the evening. Well, I don't want the evening livened up. We're here for a nice old-fashioned quiet conversation and that's what we're gonna have. quiet, relaxed conversation like grandpa used to have. Sounds like grandpa needs a rabies shot. Okay, I surrender. I should know better. What's the use of trying to have an 1890 evening in 1954? Gee, I'm glad to hear you say that, Curly, because there's a brand new movie on television tonight at 9 o'clock. Yes, I saw it advertised in the paperfield, but I didn't want to say anything. It's called Beneath the Pavement. Well, it sounds great. What are we waiting for? Look, it's just that time now. Turn on the set and let's get with it. Elliot, drag your chair over here.  Okay, Curly, I'll get the refreshments and put them right here on this table. All right, turn the set on, will you, honey? I sure will. Yeah, that's it now.  There. You comfy? Yes, it's happy movie time again, and tonight, ladies and gentlemen, we have a real treat for you because our movie tonight has never been shown on television before. The director who gave you Manhattan at night and that great picture, the shadows of 42nd Street now presents his latest triumph beneath the pavement. And here it is, Beneath the Pavement. This is the sewer. Bigger than you've ever believed possible. I'm just doing my job. That's all just doing my job. Why didn't we think of this before? This is what I call real living past the cider, Clyde. Hey, Elliot, why the long face? Well, Curly, remember you told me that 80 million people have television nowadays? Yeah. Well, 80 million is half the people in the whole country. Well, what's so sad about that? Thanks to TV, all those people can see movies, sport events, comedies, and drama right at home. Well, that's it, Curly. Half the country can. What about the other half? The 50% who don't own a TV set? Think of all they're missing. Whoa, whoa, man. Whoa. I'm overdone it. You're the first ham I've seen so overdone since my barbecue party. Hey, wait a minute. I got it figured, Elliot. Yeah? Listen, if anyone doesn't own TV, there's only one reason. He ain't heard about RCA Victor's terrific Master 21 television. Let's tell him. Let's let Bill Foreman tell him. Thanks, Phil. The Master 21 model is the greatest television value ever offered by RCA Victor. For only $199.95, you get every advance that has made RCA Victor the highest rated picture in 21-inch TV, the magic monitor, golden throat, fidelity sound, and automatic tuning. See the new Master 21, RCA Victor 21-inch quality TV for as little as $199.95. Another reason why every year more people buy RCA Victor than any other television. This is Phil again. Radio Free Europe is the independent American enterprise that beams the truth to captive peoples behind the iron curtain. 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Good day fellow investors. Investing can be really overwhelming especially if you are a beginner and there is so much content for beginners online that a beginner doesn't know where to start. So today I will discuss 15 things that you can actually do and do immediately to get you going. It is difficult to learn about investing. It is a steep learning curve. However, over the long time in your life is worth it. So let's start immediately. The first question an investor has is what kind of brokerage account should I open to invest in stocks? Well, my answer is look first at the cheapest broker with the cheapest transaction fees so that when you invest even if it is a little amount you don't pay a lot in fees. Secondly, open more brokerage accounts because if it doesn't cost anything to open brokerage accounts open them see how the other brokers work what are they offering that might help you or not in what is your investing style and your preferred way of doing things. So the more brokerages the more you know the more the options you see the more you learn about the stock market through opening new brokerage accounts as long as it doesn't cost you anything have fun learn the process. Now that you have opened a brokerage account the second thing to do is invest money and what I would say that every beginner should do is determine a fixed monthly investment sum. Look at your income your salary what are your expenses what is the money left and then say okay I'm going to spend so much of my salary in stocks as your salary goes up increase the money you are investing in stocks I don't know your salary goes up a thousand dollars and then you say okay in the next year I'm going to invest 500 more into stocks over the long term you will do very very well if you invest constantly month by month it is not picking the right stock that will make you rich it is the habit of constantly investing month by month that will make you rich not the stock the habit really remember this one this is perhaps the most important investing advice I have ever heard the habit of saving and investing will make you rich not stock picking number three as I said not stock picking will make you rich and you don't know much about stocks the best thing to do is to start buying every month a different stock over a year two years you will have 20 stocks 15 20 stocks in your portfolio and you start slowly following those stocks to see what's going on what did you buy what happened to the stock price was it too risky and then in the period of two years through buying 20 different companies you will understand what kind of investment strategy best fits you so invest the first two years into buying a lot of different stocks across different countries cross different sectors from I don't know gold miners to IT technology whatever in order to learn and to learn what's best for you and your financial goals and what's the best investment strategy for you what kind of diversification and so on so really give yourself the first two years to invest diversify and learn number four be ready to see stocks drop as it has been the case in the last few weeks stocks have been dropping a little bit it's not significant if you look it from a long-term perspective however stocks can drop and the drop can continue for a year two years three years but if you invest month by month and if you're just a beginner you should beg for a stock market to crash because then you will be able to buy all the same stocks that are now very expensive for a low low price and that is what will create enormously positive investment returns in the long term the next thing to do is don't trade stocks as you are a beginner you don't know anything and you if you go trading you go against quant hedge funds against JP Morgan's against the Goldman Sachs's of the world the professional traders with billion of dollars that are there to take advantage of the beginning trader so don't look at stock prices day by day look at the business analyze the business look at the fundamentals what is the business return what is the dividend is the dividend sustainable and look how that fits your investment long-term goal the next topic in line with that don't buy a stock hire the business what am i saying here you are not buying a stock or where the price goes up and down you are buying you're hiring a part of the the business you're hiring the business to work for you the only difference between hiring a stock and hiring a person is that you pay once to hire a stock and you get the benefits forever if you hire a person you pay it every month and you get the benefits that month so by hiring a business to work for you look at the business look at the earnings of the business and then be ready to accept those dividends those earnings to create value for you for the rest of your life the point is that you have to pay only once for a stock or better to say business so if you think as a business owner everything would be much much easier when starting investing because looking at stock prices go up and down trust me after 15 20 years of beginners investing then you can start thinking about doing positioning according to trades volume and sectors trends or whatever but that's after 10 15 years when investing always think what can go wrong in the last 20 years the SAP 500 fell 50 twice so 50 twice in the last 20 years so if you invest whatever is the amount you have can you stand a 50 70 drop to that amount of money if you can't then invest only the money that you can tolerate to see fall 70 or as you invest per month you would even be happy that a stock market crashes 70 because it would allow to buy you more stocks on the cheap but always keep in mind with the stock you're buying with the market with everything what can be the worst case scenario that can happen to my money and to my investment next start learning read books learn the markets don't look at the news too much because the news are just replicating what happened and go the news go for clicks they don't go for giving you knowledge they don't go for giving you long term ideas on the market that you can get from books because books are written for the long term here is a video about seven books that I would really recommend there are plenty more books if you are beginner find a book that okay stock market for beginners or something where it really explains the technicals what are the fundamentals the price to earnings ratio price to book value different sectors and so on and so on so if you enjoy learning read books how long should you read first two years just to understand what is what the technical part of the stock market then you have to still accept to learn until a full cycle has passed so crash up crash and then you can say okay I have lived through two crashes I know a little bit better the stock market and what to expect from the stock market in the long term because that's actually what you want you want to see what can you get in the long term from the stock market if you want short term money making go to Las Vegas the stock market is not a place for you look at long term trends that's a key component of investing in the stock market everybody looks at short term where will the SAP 500 go in the next five months year or next week that's very short term however if you look at the long term and you learn okay the price to earnings ratio of the SAP 500 is 25 if we take 10 year average earnings the price to earnings ratio cyclically adjusted because takes 10 years is 30 never in history have long term returns been positive from such high stock prices and such high valuations so if you take a perspective of the long term then it really helps you how to invest because you're a beginner you probably invest for the long term you want to create wealth over the long term so if you take a long term perspective you will do good if you start chasing news start trading start seeing what where can I make some money in the next day month you have already lost maybe you won't see it in your portfolio but you will see it in the next year too when you will stop with trading and you will say I will never come back to stocks because you had a short term orientation next one prepare to run a marathon you will invest for the next 42 years hopefully so its stock market is not a sprint it's not a short distance run oh I'll invest for a few years I hear some people asking me oh I want to save for a down payment for my house you don't do that through the stock market because you might have no down payment very quickly so the stock market is not a casino the stock market should be an investment tool vehicle that will amass wealth over the very very long term 42 years it's a good investment horizon think about it if it's not 42 years if you want to trade swing trades catch earnings here and there then again you might have missed the really big picture of what investing is in that way establish long term financial goals you are now I don't know 25 30 what is your financial goal at 40 what is your financial goal at 50 at 60 how will you get there I know it's difficult it's impossible to know where you will be in 10 years but creating a scenario allows you to then move the pieces changing that scenario increasing decreasing finding a job or changing yourself to get to where you want to go if you know the goal the universe will make it possible for you to get to that goal if you don't have a goal then I'm sure you will end up somewhere else so really put financial goals see okay stock market after 20 years the return will be I don't know three four percent I'm going to invest in stocks I need 10% return and then I'm not going to invest in the general stock market now I'm going to learn about investing and find a way to get to 10% returns if you need those without risk possible but you need to learn a lot more than what you know as a beginner something very important even if we are talking about the stock market when you look at the perspective or your of your investments have other investments that's the key over the last 35 years the stock market has been going nothing but up not so straight line but the stock market increased 25 times 25 fold there is a similar chance that over the next 35 years the stock market constantly decreases if interest rates go up stocks will go down perhaps a little bit earnings will help but you can expect a very very negative downtrend in stocks so you need to have stocks but you need to also have other investment in life that will lead you to your financial goals it might be real estate it might be investing in some businesses side job whatever that will get you to your goals faster or safer it's perhaps even important more important safer than faster so really think about diversifying really across everything and everywhere in order to get where you want to go because there is a possibility that stocks just go down for the next 25 years as I said if you invest on a monthly basis you will do well also if stocks go just down for the next 25 years because after 25 years you will have so many stocks such a big dividend yield that you will do extremely well however you have to be prepared for that and if you are diversified you can see okay stocks are expensive real estate are cheap it happens because real estate usually have a lag in the recovery when stocks are compared to real estate so you might sell your stocks at some point and invest in real estate at some point so it's really interesting how those things work if you're too focused on the stock market like many people have been over the last 35 years you might get to very negative surprises someday in the future and that's something you don't want next extremely important invest only the money you don't need if you need your money to pay tuition for a down payment of the house you're saving through the stock market if you want to buy a house in the next few years children tuition whatever the stock market is not really the vehicle for that the stock market gives a nice bonus to your life gives over the very very long term a nice return but if you need that money in the short to medium turn up to 10 15 years I wouldn't go through the stock market I would rather save so that I'm sure that I get what I want if the goal is that important if the goal is less important then okay you might play in invest through the stock market to get there so really think about investing in the stock market only the money you don't need don't in take that to invest in the stock market don't play with your rent money don't play with your college tuition money or credit cards or whatever really think about investing in stocks only the extras that habit will allow you to be happy whatever happens in the stock market invest more when it's cheap if you have money that you need then you're very very nervous and you don't make rational decisions when investing most importantly subscribe to this youtube channel I share my research I try to be objective I try to show various perspectives I don't know which one you will like but I will teach you a lot every day about investing in the stock market so subscribe be sure to follow ask your questions in the commentary I think I reply to every question to every comment so 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Hi, I'm gonna show you how I teach young children about the forces of nature, which is pulling and pushing and how we can do that as humans. So usually I have a ball, a tennis ball, a ping pong ball, any kind of light ball, and various items that the children can use to make the ball move or stop. And you don't wanna tell them very much, you just want them to experiment. So I have some string, a rubber band, tape, a stick, a pencil, and a ruler, and the children, remembering that they don't have any idea that they can make something move or stop things. And you just kinda demonstrate how the string can make the ball move, and then they get it going and they realize that they have to stop it. You can do it with tape, the kids just put tape on it. And again, they're using their own muscles and their own force of nature, their ability to stop things. But this is the thing that's pulling it. And another fun thing, of course, is when they start experimenting with two instruments, two things like this, and see how part of it is that the object that's stopping it and part of it is that they are pushing it. So it's that whole concept of pushing and pull and how much force and strength that they need and how much that the items help it stop or move. And that's how I teach children about the forces of pushing and pulling. Thank you.


Hey, hello, so I know this is John Paul, we like it, and I'm cool, okay, so let me unpack the title, so Instantaneous Decentralized Poker, so Decentralized Poker should be taking community, reactive, secure, multi-party computation and we also want the inputs now to be comprised of both data and money and we want fairness with more transparency So, more on that soon, Instantaneous should be taking to me that we want an initial phase of the protocol where the parties that submit a security deposit, and this phase can be slow submit a security deposit to a cryptocurrency and after that the parties can communicate only among themselves without any interaction with the cryptocurrency and and the political keys of the protocol will hold before parties are honest they can continue to communicate only among themselves, if some parties are dishonest or heavy, then you need to go to the cryptocurrency network to enforce the rules, but that's what we mean by Instantaneous Okay, so about the reasons between reactive and non-reactive secure multi-party computation, so non-reactive multi-party computation also called secure function evaluation is a one-shot computation, and reactive secure multi-party computation proceeds in rounds where in each round parties receive intermediate private outputs, so the classical example for this is Poker So this example at the end of round one so Alice will receive a private card Queen of Spades, end of round two, both receive card Ace of Diamonds, let's say round four, all the parties receive some card Queen of Clubs, so this is a classical example of reactive multi-party computation and we also want computation with money, so the difference between money and data, so let's say Alice has some secret and she sent a secret to Bob, so both Alice and Bob has the secret now If Alice has coins, then she sends the coins to Bob, then Bob has the coins, and Alice doesn't have the coins anymore So this is the difference when parties communicate over the internet, so we are implementing these coins using a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin so actually, parties only send data over the internet, they don't actually send coins but so Alice will send a signed transaction that is put into a global ledger and it is consensus on the global ledger it becomes irreversible in Bitcoin with proof of work and this is a way to transfer coins over the internet, in Bitcoin for example so we have a formal model for secure computation with coins and we do simulation proofs in this model there are also other pedagogical works with similar models, we use paid-in functionalities Can you try to pronounce that F-squared? Sorry, she's kidding me This is a true question F-functionality is standard functionality without form, the F-style is functionality with form What is the square? The square is supposed to be 4,000 F-claim difference, so we see how it will be instead of this square just like black space Okay, so let me give the template for secure function evaluation nothing reactive yet first secure function evaluation so the way that you do it, you run the secure computation among these n-parties and instead of directly delivering the output so the secure computation will not deliver the output, it will create a simple chain of output so any subset of the shares don't repeat anything about the output all the shares together will combine and deliver the output so you give each party one share and the hash commitments to all the other shares and now if we have a good way to submit security deposits to a cryptocurrency that they take into account these hash commitments and do some fair exchange such that if a party is dishonest they may even lose their security deposit then we will get secure fair computation with penalties so this slide basically tells the entire story of this project so if you'd like to take a nap, don't do it now okay, so this will show how to do secure function evaluation that is instantaneous you can do it many many times without interaction with the blockchain okay, so where this what we call a stakeholder contract in the beginning there are n-parties that are going to submit a secure deposit of Q times n-1 coins each Q should be regarded as the compensation amount that the honest part is going to get if it didn't learn the output and be regarded as upper bound on the value of the output okay, so after all of them submit the coins into the contract and they register their public key identically in the contract now they can start to run off-chain secure function evaluation that they deliver those kind of additive secret shares and the hash commitments to these secret shares when those outputs are delivered then they are going to exchange signature on this table the table has all the hash commitments and the index of the target execution so let the execution 1, 2, 3, 4 went okay they exchange the commitment and then they reveal the share and everybody was happy execution number i equal 5 they exchange all of these signed signature on this table and then they started to reveal the commitment but let's say one party was malicious and didn't reveal so in the logic of this contract let's say that party number 1 revealed his share but other parties did not so he has the ability to do an accusation to say I reveal my share so I have a signature from all the other parties on this table i equal 5 and I have my free image, my share that I'm also revealing so now there is a waiting period after I do the accusation and if all the other parties don't want to lose money then they will need to reveal their share, their free image with the signature to the signed table to the contract and then the output becomes known because all the parties are going to reveal the share and if some of the parties don't want to reveal the share they want to let out the output and not reveal the share they are going to lose the security deposit so let's say that one party is malicious and everybody else is honest so let's say the last one is malicious so after the waiting period we give you a coin compensation to each of the honest parties so this is the guarantee that we wanted so this is optimal everything here is optimal everything is constant mind and the security deposit is the minimum that you can hope for so this is basically how it goes the important thing to say about it is that this is a public blockchain so if I'm trying to do an accusation let's say that I'm dishonest I'm doing an accusation against another party who is honest then he will have enough time to react and he will reveal what he should reveal and he will not lose money so because the blockchain is public if the waiting period parameter is long enough then everything here will be secure and the other thing to say about this is that this was too near enough but basically this tells the story of how to get this kind of instantaneous off-chain computation okay okay so this was done using a stateful contract meaning that you do this accusation then you move into this waiting period stage and then you will either go back or you go into this claim stage in the end where you need to give all the compensations and for example we have an implementation of this in Ethereum which is using this kind of stateful contract that is a question whether you can do the same thing in Bitcoin and actually the answer is kind of yes for this specific contract so if you have Bitcoin plus Covenant plus relative log time that you can do pretty much the same thing Bitcoin currently has the relative log time but it doesn't have the Covenant yet it's implemented but they're not used yet so Covenant means that so vanilla Bitcoin is let's say Alice has some coins so Alice is the identity that controls the coins so if she is signing with her secret key she can spend the coins to whatever and with Covenant it says that there is also restriction on where Alice can send the coins to so this is planned on the roadmap of Bitcoin where this is also and it will not give you secure function evaluation I will talk about it soon okay so the stateful model is basically the way that it works the money in the contract can be spent according to what is defined by the current state so there are rules predefined rules about how the money can be spent according to what is written in the current state and there are also rules about how you can change the current state so this is a more powerful model and it's not surprising let me show you the next slide this is a more powerful model and take some completely unrelated example from people 2014 about stateful encryption against the algorithm substitution attack so if you have a stateful encryption instead of a stateless encryption you can achieve more so this is not surprising in general by the way the stateless version stateless model has advantages it is more efficient and actually the Ethereum guys are talking about some stateless version of the transaction for better scalability not so clear cut so this is a clean example that we have about what you can do in the stateful model that cannot really do in the stateless model so this is a lottery so there is a tournament bracket and each two players play and the winner will go to the next round so if it is the stateful model you can put in the state here to continue to the next round this is a very efficient protocol if you try to do it in the stateless model and cannot ride after this competition with the winner and you just need some way to decide the winner I will not be able to convince you in a couple of minutes but basically you get some exponential blow up when you try to do it in the stateless model in the stateless model linear it is very very efficient so we have paper about this it is called a zero protocol let lottery be for you ok so now let's go to the reactive part or the poker part ok so in general in the classical setting the question of whether secure function evaluation and multiple computation are equivalent or not so basically if you have secure function evaluation and you ask if it is feasible to implement from this secure multi-party computation so basically the way that you would do it you want to implement the multi-party computation so you use the secure function evaluation for the round and in the end of the round you secret share the state in the end of the round and then you continue to the next round and if you have an honest majority then the majority can always reconstruct the state and continue so if you have honest majority it works if you don't have honest majority then even secure function evaluation is not secure it's not fair there is actually separation result this is the best of both worlds paper that says that for some parameters so best of both worlds means that if there is honest majority then you get fairness but you always get privacy even if there is no honest majority this is difficult to achieve but there is separation result about what you can achieve with for some parameters you can achieve secure function evaluation but not secure multi-party computation anyway all of this is irrelevant for us because what we really want is to play poker and we want to do it with a dishonest majority even if one party is honest and everybody else is dishonest then you cannot damage the honest party so the privacy is always maintained of the parties and we have guaranteed output delivery at the end of each round so after each round of the computation ends all the parties are guaranteed to get out of the round and the last bullet point that is highlighted says that even this is not enough what we really want is to force the parties to play the next round because the example here is some card Queen of Spades and maybe she doesn't like the card so we shouldn't allow Alice just to abort now after the round we must force Alice to continue to play or otherwise pay melody this is what we want in a we call it a drop out tolerant secure multi-party computation with penalties okay so in earlier work we we had a very complex to force parties to play in the stateless model in the Bitcoin model with a CISO construction that is quadratic round on the cryptocurrency on the blockchain we shouldn't really look at this slide so in the stateful model which is what we do in the DC project it becomes much easier but still not as good as the version before for the secure fashion so the distinction is that for the reactive computation you really need to put logic of the functionality that you are computing into the contract into the on-chain contract that is being verified by all the nodes in the cryptocurrency network because in the previous version just after so each next iteration execution of secure fashion evaluation it's like it's always the same just signed agreement that some data that the parties agreed to sign was really signed here you cannot do it because Alice and Bob are playing poker and they need to decide now is one of them aborted or not maybe one is accusing the other is accusing the first one and you really need to put the logic of the poker game on the blockchain to decide who is right and who is wrong otherwise it will not work become convinced actually so I put in the last bullet an interesting open question for reactive functionality whether you can make the on-chain complexity of it depend only on the security parameter like we can for the secure fashion evaluation it must depend on the complexity of the functionality itself so this is an interesting open question okay so this is basically what is true about how to implement reactive functionalities with energy with money transfers so now I'm going to talk about the problem with the practical deployment of this so the first two problems are not so bad so the first one is the actual mental poker protocol what is the time complexity of the initial shuffle so you put some screenshot there from the best paper that does it with nine players or playing poker seen under like eleven seconds and fifteen seconds so question whether this is good enough user experience maybe this can be optimized so if not this is not a big deal the other one is about the on-chain complexity like if you need to execute the poker logic on the blockchain you need to pay high fees so this is also not a big deal there is already support for this meeting of course for the modular exponentiation which is what we need for the poker logic but the third point is a big deal like it's basically a deal breaker so unless anybody has a guess I'm going to say why the entire scene breaks apart and we cannot really implement mental poker or we can but not really so what the people who actually play poker online really want is that if some player goes then the other players can continue to play the game and this unfortunately there is no contradiction here so let me try to say it quickly so let's say Alice, Bob and Carol start to play poker you give a private card to Alice a private card to Bob and then Carol abort so this is the good case here we are happy because we can now reshuffle the card using the secret but not using the private card of Alice and Bob historically it's not easy but it can be done but let's now talk about the other case Alice, Bob and Carol start to play poker game give a private card to Alice a private card to Bob a private card to Carol and now Carol abort so the only thing that you can do is basically reshuffle the card with Alice and Bob by putting the card back into the deck of cards and reshuffling everything together you cannot leave the card out because if you leave the card out and you reshuffle only using Alice and Bob so Alice and Bob is totally controlled and they can just deal all the cards to themselves and they will know what is the missing card of Carol so this will violate the knowledge so we cannot really reshuffle the card if a player abort this is a big deal for people who implement this in practice for the pure crypto version of poker so an alternative design is using a trusted hardware to implement poker and this will solve all the problems of the previous slide so the shuffle becomes very fast mid-second all the logic doesn't need to be on the blockchain you can move all the all the logic into secure enclave and just on the blockchain you just need to get to verify signatures for this magical trusted party of the trusted hardware and the third point which is the most important is that this party has all the secrets and if one party abort then this magical trusted party can continue to deal cards and continue the game with the other parties so this version has advantages so actually so we teamed up with some of the guys who are implementing poker on Ethereum and what we agree to do with them is to implement both the pure crypto version and the trusted hardware version and we will see what people would like to play more so probably not the pure so for the pure crypto version what it would mean that if let's say one party abort what we can enforce that this party who abort it is going to compensate the other parties so they will get extra money but it's not the nicest kind of user experience like what I said before people who play right now on centralized poker websites they really want to continue the game this is like the fun of the experience so this we cannot really achieve with the pure crypto version unfortunately so we will implement both versions the project is Andrew and Fanny is also good with the trusted hardware so this will be a good use case for smart contracts that is a general question like in the last couple of years what are the killer applications for smart contracts so poker is one of them which we will have other good examples so we are going to work with these guys and they will implement these poker solutions okay, good so they will have like a call sometimes soon so if you want you can invest in that okay, thank you three questions can you tell me which one of the convenient protocol are you using in your work because you are this looks like you need to use active pure convenient protocol yes, it should be active which protocol are you using divided by 2014 2014 this is about twice more efficient so this is a shuffling protocol but it's a young growth it is already pretty good but the one by we so I put it so I already have it so it's the fastest protocol one more question so in one part they are both in the pure crypto version is it possible that they could switch to some default strategy so it continues to play but like the aborted player plays sometimes for you know nonsense so what I said before that what you can achieve and there are actually academic books about re-shuffling the card but they always say we will take the card of the party that aborted put it back in the deck and then shuffle it so this is not exactly the same as the real protocol because this was a bad card supposed to stay on the table you are not supposed to be back into the day so this you can if this was your question you can re-shuffle by putting the card back into the deck did you mean something else? no I meant it would still kind of have like an algorithm to execute like the player would like continue playing that it won't be or shuffle they will still have the card but it will have some kind of default strategy default strategy okay so this is kind of the same as the so what we okay it's an interesting idea but so what what we do in this the way that we do it is we just penalize the player it's kind of the incentives of what you are saying are a little weird because there are also all these the poker balls that might be better than humans so we actually maybe rewarding the player who have them maliciously so he might win the game so I mean what kind of simulation how good is he going to play that depends but then you said one problem is that people are unhappy if someone they want to continue playing right when someone supports them in this case they can but yeah but they want to play with humans well it's the sunrise how do you tell if it's a human or not yeah like I said there's something a little weird about the incentives there because it might be rewarding malicious play so this is game with money right so this is a voting party actually you might win money from the honest parties if everybody knows that that is the way that it works they might not like your suggestion okay so maybe you can continue your play so thank you Adon that's been an awesome session thank you