This is Chih-chou. We're on September 16, 2019, where two weeks into the beginning of the school year. Okay. It's been a busy start. I usually don't... My busy season usually doesn't start until the end of September for some reason this year. I just kicked in right at the beginning of September. And what we're going to do today is we're going to list one more batch of comic books on eBay. Now, I haven't been doing live streams for all the comic books we've been listing on eBay. I've been probably half of them or a little bit more than half doing live streams of. The odds are, because we've been doing this for about three months now, two and a half months, right? So I wanted to go three months. So the odds are by the end of September, whatever we end up listing on eBay, that's the data and whatever we end up selling on eBay, that's the data we're going to use to start doing some ASMR mathematics, organic personal finance. Let's start taking a look at some of the ratios and some of the indicators, what it means if you're going to invest in anything or the rate of return and all that jazz is going to be. And we're definitely going to link up the stuff to what we started a few years ago for series four of the language of mathematics, which is units of ratios, right? We're almost there. We're almost there. Aside from that, this is an unannounced live stream. So I'm not sure how many people are going to get dropped in by. I'm just going to pop out the chat. I sort of did an announcement on Gab. I hope we put it through our minds and on Twitter just announcing it, right? So we'll leave it there. And what I'm going to do is just in case, because this will be loaded on Vichuta and YouTube, Daniel, luck, luck, luckier. Hello, hello. How are you doing? How's it going? Good afternoon, Chichou. How's the school year treating you so far? Busy school year. Brother, it's been a busy school year. Levia, how are you doing? An unannounced live stream. I had some time and I wanted to, I made some promises to people who've been checking out the comic book, comic books we've been listing on eBay. And they've requested for me to list some of the comic books and I made some promises. So I really wanted to do this one to list some of the comic books that I've told people that I'm going to list. And by the way, if anybody's watching this that it was interested in some of the comic books that the video I put out where I showed you guys about four short box of comic books we're going to list. The odds are this is going to be the last large batch I'm going to be listing on eBay or this month, right? Because I want to start taking that data and crunching that data and busy with the school year. So it's going to be a little long period for what we're going to list on eBay. I'll definitely continue, make sure I have on a frequent basis as the mermaid comics up there because it's basically the only place you can get them. But the other books that I have in my collection, they might be random comics being loaded. We're going to really slow down and at the end of this month is the last bit of data we're going to take to do our analysis for the ASMR mass stuff that we're doing. Sorry about that long intro, it's just connecting up to a lot of things. But one thing I did really want to do, I made some promises to have some comic books up and we're going to start listing some of those first. And whatever else chance I get, I'm going to list more. So if there's anything you wanted from that video, send me a message. Say, Chicho, please list this before you slow everything down. Hey Chicho, I'm glad I caught the stream. I hope you're okay. Doing well, King. Doing very well. Having a good time with the fall. Falls kicked in here. So everybody's energy has changed a little bit. It's more chill. It's more relaxed, believe it or not. And everybody's sort of bunkering down for winter. So I started eating heavier food and getting into the school year in fall mode. So it's going good. I like the season. I like every season, really. Just when I was about to open my math book to do some homework, you started awesome, awesome. By the way, Olivia, if there's any times that work best for you for the math live streams that you need help with, drop us a line on Discord and I'll try to fit it according to the times that people would like me to be live to do some mathematics. And that goes for anyone. If you guys need me to be on at a certain time, you have questions and stuff like this, let me know. But make sure, please, you set the times according to my time zone. Sometimes I do miscalculations trying to figure out which time zone people are talking about. So PDT, PST, West Coast of Canada, United States. That's the time zone I'm in. Spot of tea. How are you doing? How is life? So let me show you what I got planned to list here. Let me just do a little uptime. So I know, because I'll try to put a little bit of, so six and a half minutes in, we're going to start showing you guys the comic books. I've told some people I'm going to be listing some comics. I'll try to list as many of them as I can that people have wanted to. Good. Moving away to university on Friday. Awesome. Awesome. We're going to list another Infinity Gauntlet, number one. And Infinity, we're going to list an Infinity War, number one. I haven't listed this one. I'm going to list the Infinity Gauntlet first. If we get a chance, I'll list, and I've already graded this one too, which is super sweet, 9.4. I wonder why I graded this one. Not sure I graded this one already. But we do have to take pictures of it, right? So we're going to list this one first. If I get a chance, I'm going to list this guy as well. We're going to list... I'll try to anyway. Omega Man number... I'm sorry, number three. First full appearance of the logo. Okay. Yeah, I think I paid $5 for this when I bought it. First appearance of the logo. I left the sticky on there. Okay. And I got the rest of the Omega Man logo appearances. Okay. Except for number 37 here. Okay. So there's Omega Man number 5, Omega Man number 9, Omega Man number 10, Omega Man number 19, and Omega Man number 20. And number 10 is the first full appearance of the logo. I don't know if you... You wouldn't be the first full appearance of the logo. First full logo story. That's what it says. And he's on the cover of this one as well, right? These go fairly cheap. I don't know why. I really don't. Hey, Gicho. Do you announce you're going live? Sleepy Waves. I announced it on GAB, Mines, and Twitter. I didn't announce it on Discord because I'm assuming Discord automatically sends announcements out. And those are the only places that I know. This is an unannounced live stream. I didn't schedule it. I've just been crazy busy because it's a school year starting. I didn't realize I was going to get hit with a wave of people wanting to do mathematics right off the bat. So I got sort of overwhelmed with emails coming in. So I had to deal with the students and organize and set their schedule. That's the first wave. There's another wave coming. I see usually I get them through the Patreon. Oh yeah, I didn't announce it on Patreon. The unannounced live streams are not announcing through Patreon. Sorry, Sleepy Waves. Maybe I should be doing that. I just haven't done that through Patreon where you send a message to her once saying, oh, I guess I could do a post on Patreon. And it automatically sends it. That's right. I didn't even think about that, brother. I didn't even think about that. I don't want to overwhelm people that are supporting me on Patreon. Because if you're supporting me on Patreon, you know what I'm up to. You know the brand design. I hope you do. And I'm going to get more active on Patreon when we start getting closer to bring it all in. But if you, Sleepy Waves, if you want me to announce these things on Patreon, let me know and I'll do it as well. I'll start announcing on Patreon. I just don't want to overwhelm people with whole bunch of notifications. Sometimes I find it overwhelming. So I'm moving from my hometown, Swansea, to Ambrice, their towns in Wales. So sorry if they're unpronounceable. They're unpronounceable. They're unpronounceable. I'm from the UK, so I'm familiar with the names. Cool, cool. Let's do... I promise people there's someone that's been waiting for a lot of balance coming up. So I think what we're going to do, we're going to list Infinity Gauntlet number 1 up. We're going to list Omega Man number 3 up. I'm going to list the main ones and then the follow-throughs. Because I don't know how deep, how long, you know, how many comics I can load on in the amount of time I have, just because I've started getting really busy, right? I've promised there's someone that's waiting for valiance.  We already have Eternal Warrior number 5 up. I'm going to list Eternal Warrior number 4. First full... First cameo appearance of Bloodshot. This is an important book. Rye number 0. First full appearance of Bloodshot. And we already have Eternal Warrior number 5 up, which is the second full appearance of Bloodshot. So there's 4 books. And these ones are going to be fast for us to do. I just need to take pictures of them, because we've already sold... We've sold, I think, again, in poor condition. This one, I don't know the conditions of these. I've got to check into them. They didn't go on that I gave them on port 4, so I'm assuming that's what it is. And we've already sold Eternal Warrior number 1 and a couple of Rye number 0s. These ones I'm going to put back if I get the chance, I'm going to list them.  Pineapple Likir. To cure. I've never made pineapple, so I'm tasting it every few weeks just to see how the taste changes over time. It settles in, right? I wish I could find organic fruits around me, but I think I'm going to give it a go regardless with my sprayed mass farm fruits. Yeah, why not sleepies, seriously? And it's alcohol too, so... With Likir, you can't go too selected with your organics. If you've got delicious fruits, organic or not, sugar, vodka, or gin, or anything else, nice, or in the UK, that's that. How long does it take for it to settle? It varies on the fruit, sleepywaves. The strawberries, within a month, they were phenomenal. Really, they tasted fantastic. Within two weeks I tasted them, I think, and they were pretty good. Within a month, the strawberries were amazing. This is the pineapple. I forget when we put it together. And it's not bad, but it still has a little bit of the sharpness to it. So I think that's been a month, month and a half. So it varies, right? The pineapple is probably going to need about three months for it to fully get that flavor in. I've been watching Cheechul Live for a long time. Nice. Thanks for watching for a long time. Oops. Sorry about the noise. Okay, we put these ones back. If we get the chance, we can do these as well. Other valiant here as well, I'm not going to actually, we're going to do this guy as well. This is an important buck. First, full appearance of Archer and Armstrong. Okay. So we'll do this guy as well. Basically, right now, I'm going to pick up the books we've already listed. Okay. That way, most of them anyway, we haven't listened to Archer and Armstrong. That way, I can list more because I know people are waiting for some of these. Right? We've already sold one of these, Amazing Spider-Man 346. I used to sell it for $8 when I did shows. It goes for higher now. Dante, what's up? Do you recommend to not open the jar for at least a month, or does it not matter if oxygen gets in? It really doesn't matter, for me. Usually, I leave them alone but with new types of fruits, I do sample them as they're the flavors kicking in. The ones that I've made before, I know how long it takes. Blackberries in general wait at least a month and a half to two months. A month is okay, but usually a month and a half to two months. Blueberries, at least a month. Strawberries, now within two weeks I'm going to start sampling. My first Cheecho video was his first comic book. Awesome! That was a great haul, man. That was a fantastic haul. Those daredevil books were amazing. And the other stuff. Amazing Spider-Man number 60. We've already sold one of these. I was selling this for $6 in conventions. Amazing Spider-Man 262. Okay. Back in the day, 90's I was selling this for flat bucks. It goes for more now. Strawberries, is there something better than vodka? I don't know. You could try gin. I've never made it with anything else. I think you need a history section in your discord. Sure, Dante. If you want, throw it in there. I think you have access to it. That'd be great. Yeah, mods can make channels, Dante. I gotta throw up the Mermaid books. So Mortal Coil, Ashken, and I'm gonna throw one of these out. You know what? History, I think, would be heavy. Unless people want to start talking about history of publishing and whatnot. But history in general, for me, has a very political slap to it. I would say heavy. But then we could put one in light as well. Right? Eye for an eye number one. Eye for an eye number two. Eye for an eye number three. Now I'm not sure if we're gonna get to do all these for this live stream. I'm just showing what I'm going to list. Even if we finish the live stream, I haven't got to everything. That way people know what I've picked out first, the last. That's an heavy to awesome thanks for all of you. There is one set of books that I printed I haven't listed yet. And I will do. And these are, wait, these guys. This is Lander number one. These are the lowest print runs we did. There are not many of these around. Okay. Lander number one.  Lander number two. Again, only a few hundred these were printed. Pretty rare. Lander trade paperback that has the reprint of number one number two. Plus it has the story for the third issue. So it's three issues and one. Again, there are a few hundred these were printed. There's other books that I've promised. Hold on, let me check. Check to see what else I promised. I think I promised Spider-Guin to someone. I have Spider-Guin here as well. I will be listing, I believe. Omega Man, Spider-Guin, I promise. I see. Valiance, Eternal Warrior, Four and Zero. And other Valiance I promise as well. So this one I know as well. First, the pairs of Bisha. First, the pairs of Bisha. Second, the pairs of Bisha. Third, the pairs of Bisha. Do I still buy rare comics for sure? For sure. I was trying to get my hands yesterday on a higher grade Honeymooners number 12. The reading that we did. Jackie Gleeson and Honeymooners number 12. I was trying to get my hands on a higher grade coffee that I have. I got way over a bit. I'm very low budget, right? And someone who'd graded it as an 8 and it wasn't an 8. You looked at it and it was maybe 6. I don't know, more than 6. 7, right? So 7 he had graded it as an 8. At 7 Jackie Gleeson and Honeymooners went for $180 US. My bid was a lot more. I do still collect rare comic or sought after comics and stuff. I just haven't been in a buying state for last year or so because we went ballistic buying a lot of books in the last 5 years, 6 years. So let me put these over here which was one of this first. Let's list Eternal Warrior and Riot first.  And there's a few other books that I have that I want to list as well. I think we have, let me tell you how many books I have that I can list for free for the rest of this month might as well. Last month we listed more than what was allowed. I got another 38 that I can list this month in September for free. I'm not sure if we're going to hit it or not. We'll see if it happens. So let's do Eternal Warrior number 4, Riot number 0 and Infinity Gauntlet number 1 first. And then we're going to hit up the Spiderman's and then we'll hit up Archon Archon and then number 3. Let's do Riot number 0 first and then we switch up. And I do have the angle set up here as well. Let me do uptime so I know when we actually started listing comments. I find it pretty easy when I look through the videos. 24 minutes, that's not bad. So, Riot number 0, first full appearance of Bloodshot. Oh, I've already graded this. Nice. I graded it at 9.6 already. I wonder why I graded this. I graded this one too. So I got the Infinity Gauntlet graded. Let me show you. I haven't listed this. I know I haven't listed this. No. And let me make sure I know I haven't. So I must have graded it just because, right? Let's see. Cool. So all we got to do is just take pics of it, really. And I'll just confirm it's at 9.6. Why not? Why not? It's too bad. I didn't take pictures of it already. The tapes will be a little neat. So let's just put the tape. Oh yeah, let me open up the video as well. Here, right? Where I'm going to lay down the comics. It's got the new bag and more so that's fine. Class, how you doing? Hey, Chicho. Hey, chat. Hope everyone is well. Chicho, when you get a minute don't you do a video on dealing with grief? Yes, Nicholas. Is it dealing with grief? It's dealing with life. The... basically apologies for being straight up.  It's... I'm going to make sure it's not going to start. Here's the link. God, Nicholas. If you're looking for it. There's a lot to that. I was searching for it from my girlfriend. She just lost her hand and I couldn't find it. I think that's the one you're looking for. I hope that's the one. I grabbed it really quick. I'm pretty sure it is. My pleasure, man. And my best to your girlfriend.  Yeah, this one is at least the 9.6. If not 9.8. He knows what those guys do with their rankings and stuff. Very nice copy indeed. So let's put that but I have to close this up. Let's do Termin Warrior number 4. First cameo appearance of Bloodshot. Important book. This book is going to my guess is only going to go up in value. This is my 2 cents. Famous last words in investing. It's only going to go up. Right? But the first it's just a one panel. That's it. It's Rai number 0 and Termin Warrior number 5 really should be worth equivalent to this but they're worth way less than this. I think because people weren't expecting this to come out so de-ordered but there was a... I don't know. I think this is more on the common side than not. It is an important book. Ok. Let me actually check the very nice copy. I should show you the other one too but focus on that. You can't see it. Nice copy. Bono. Take pictures of it. And it is a beautiful cover. Very beautiful cover. It's the same back the Rai number 0. The corners from the front. BD, how are you doing? Beat this. Go have to catch a stream. Hope you're doing well brother. Thank you. So this is minimum absolute minimum grade of 9.4. Most likely 9.6. I'm going to take pictures in the front and the corners. I guess after unity as well. After unity. The edges they were always it wasn't like rolled over. You could see the scene. So let me flip on this. You always do your pictures. Focus. I'm going to give this guy a 9.4 9.6. On the low end 9.4 and the high end 9.6 9.4 9.6 So let's keep this in. This guy. I'm going to take pictures of a few issues. Probably around 5 or so. And then we'll put them up. As long as I'm hooking up the hooking up the camera. I might as well transfer over a few in one shot. 5.4 9.6 6.4 Next one. We already gave this one a 9.4 Infinity Gauntlet number 1. So I'm going to take pics of this. Make sure that's the green. Let's take pics of it. It's a nice book. And again this one has the same issues as the Eternal Warrior number 4 but this one's harsher than Eternal Warrior number 4. The odds are printed at Copacore printing in Montreal. That looks like a great copy. We're going to do let's do these in disorder. Let's go Amazing Spider-Man 346 360 and 362 and I don't have these grids. I should list from the valiance I might list Magnus Robert Fighter number 1 and number 5 as well. Depending on the person that's looking for the valiance contacts me and says she should at least put those up as well. You can see this. Magnus. Magnus crease. The color hasn't broken yet. Let me see where is it. It's very smooth. Can you see it? Can you see it? Can you see it? That was blurry. That was so blurry. Can you see it? You guys want to hear a too difficult to open up the window? The weird cat meowing. Analyze. How are you doing? Thank you for the Twitch primes. I appreciate it brother. A closer look. Nice copy. We're going to give this a 9.4. 9. Let's give it a 9.2. 9.4. You'd be 9.2 but might as well make somebody happy for buying a 9.2 and getting a 9.4. Yo Chicho. Much love brother. Much love right back sneaky walrus. Analyze. It's four months eh? That's cool man. Subscribe for four months. Always love your comic content. That's the best thanks man. Really enjoy it as well. It's been really fun actually. Because trying to get the data that we needed to do the math stuff. I have to force myself to get on the eBay and go through the song and dance of learning all the eBay little intricacies and eBay's. Man they got some you know scam factor in there. They automatically relist your listing. They automatically click on take offers now and then for what I understand. If someone sends you an offer you don't notice that. If someone sends you an offer you decline the offer because that's your minimum bid. Minimum you're willing to take for a book. eBay charges you for the offer and stuff like it's just craziness. Some of the stuff they do is insane right? 9.4. These Wall Street corporations are messing around with us comic book collectors. So amazing Spider-Man 360 you're going to list. You can eat this and you see a little bit of carnage on this one too. Let's see what kind of grade you got there. Let's see what kind of grade you got there. This book, what a nice book. Not touched. Look at this guy. Not that I can see anyway. Look at that. Nice I can see. Like a nice buy from the top to 9.8. We'll have to see what the back looks like. Beautiful. Nice book. It's got the printing cut thing that Marvel does but that doesn't affect it. Not elastic. That's 12x. That's the max amount. This is a 9. As far as I'm concerned 9.8 but I'm going to say 9.6 9.8. Shaminat. I've just tried my lemon liqueur based on your recipe for the first time and it's so damn good. That's my pleasure man. The lemon one is amazing and that one as it ages it just becomes so much and it's good for the tummy. This guy 9.6 9.8. Without a doubt. I would say 9.8. 10. But I'd say 9.8. I should just say 9.8. Let's go 9.6 9.8. By the way I had right now I have Sandman number 8 up as well and there was a buyer that bought Sandman number 8 Silver Surfer number 50 and Hulk number 377 and he hadn't paid for he hadn't settled the account for a few days and I sent him messages and stuff and he sent me an email saying that he couldn't finish he couldn't buy it. He didn't get the funds he was expecting to get and stuff like that. I was going to cancel the order so I cancelled the order I didn't leave him a negative feedback or anything because life happens it's not something that the person has been doing as far as I know to me he's negative so life happens I gave this a 9.6 9.8 amazing Spider-Man 360 so I have those up right now as well and Sandman number 8 First Appearance of Death that's an important book and he got it a good deal unfortunately I couldn't follow through amazing Spider-Man 362 second full appearance of Carnage let's see what this condition is like let's check it out let's check it out this is why he's like that's obviously never been read nice work the comic is a little off-center it's a little off-center the comic let's see the the spine off-touched there's a little bit of red printing ink there printing process I'm going to give this one a 9.4 9.6 well we know we're going to give it a 9.6 this is a 9.4 thing something on it let's do this let's do this let's give it a straight up 9.6 and we're going to take a picture of oh yeah we've got all Megan and number 3 here too we've got two more to take pictures of Archer and Armstrong number 0 first full appearance of Archer the little guy and Armstrong the big guy and from this universe this is a valley universe Archer is actually a saw-yaw he picks up fighting abilities he learns like instantly when he watches anything and Armstrong is immortal in essence immortal and he's really strong and he's part of the Anipada brothers let's take a look at this this was a great series and the artwork is Barry Windsor Smith this is cheap as far as I'm concerned one of the most important one of the important books that valley we're going to have to give this guy like 9.4 9.6 in from the cover page we'll see what the back looks like the spines of these the rabbit teeth hello hello how are you doing beautiful this is 9.4 9.6 we've got it 9.6 we'll say 9.4 9.6 we should say 9.6 9.8 but we don't want people to be disappointed better people felt good about their 5 and that's what the advertisement is on the back of this 9.4 9.6 on this one it's at least a 9.6 but we're going to go 9.4 9.6 and we got first appearance of Lobo omega man number 3 first full appearance of Lobo and we've done a reading of this right we didn't flip through all of those I think or we did at least a reading of omega man number 3 if you do chichurro omega man number 3 or omega man lobo you should find it and there's two lobo readings that we did one of them was the first black comic book hero from del comics and there's a serious story involved with that because a lot of comic book stores didn't like having a black hero in comic books so they refused to sell comics and they sent them all back and del was only able to put on two issues of that right before they had to cancel because there was a racist backlash from certain comic book stores right number 3 the top has been a little squished see if you can see it it's got some wrinkles in there you can see it right what would you call this creases some pressure from the top and this I know when this happened this wasn't there this happened when I sent my comic books from Ontario to come here and one of the comic books was damaged the box was damaged and that's from that and it contained a lot of lobo a lot of omega man number 3 otherwise this was a beautiful beautiful copy there was a lot that didn't get damaged but there was a part where not because I have more copies of this right a lobo one of my favorite character I was very pissed but what can you do what can you do it is what it is right it is what it is and this could be straight now through a press I guess I don't know how to press so what does that bring it down to without it 9.49.6 with it that's unfortunate but overall it's a beautiful book man look at the spine aside from that take a look oops there's no what do you call it scratches things or anything like that let's check out the back look at this true yeah this is a beautiful book ah well that's what happens that's what happens let's take pictures of fortune it's maybe I'll show it in the picture I'm gonna show it in the picture I'll show it see one gives me the best angle I'm doing this part too cause it does show in the back as well so what should we grade this as what should we grade this as what should we grade this as it's a beautiful book otherwise I'm gonna give it a 8.5 then an 8 it's not an 8 is it a 9 no not a 9 so whenever I decide to grade a book I always ask myself is it one grade higher if it is then I give it that range and if it's not then I look down is it one grade lower and if it's not one grade lower then you did a pretty good job grading it according to my personal perspective on it and this thing like look at this like you can't even see it from the front right so this should really be 8.5 right but I'm not gonna give it a 9 I'm gonna give it an 8.5 8.5 and I've seen for the first time I don't know why I didn't see this before in the comic book store that I go to my local comic shop I actually saw Sign last week on Wednesday where they had were were you clean and press any book that you want to get graded so through I guess a clean and a press of this this will kick up to a 9.2 at least we're gonna give it an 8.5 we got our books that we're gonna list in this live stream 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 books so let's do let's do and usually I don't like putting books on top of each other right like this this spine gets stressed out so what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna do this this is where the books are going so we're gonna start off with Ry number 0 and it's 9.6 so let me rearrange myself plug in our phone so we can download the pictures you're gonna hear a little bit of clink I think anyway now that we don't have to touch comic books we're gonna have a little drink and we're gonna turn off this angle here and let's transfer this pictures that we have here right now a bunch of pictures here let me sort this out in the folder those are those ones okay we can kill these guys let me kill these okay let's transfer over to files pics that we got oh someone has transferred these guys over let's move on here and we're gonna find Ry number 0's first one coming up next right Ry number 0 we've already sold one so we're just gonna re-list the previous one because all the parameters will be set properly for it right oh Ry, where is a Ry I need to find a Ry that I've sold already it's a cell similar that's what eBay has so we're gonna go click cell similar and it's 9.6 we get 9.6 okay Ry number 0 so I'm just gonna flip it so I know I've listed that one 9.6 and that's near mint plus let's do this Ry number 0 I sold it for so 9.4 Ry sold for 26 I listed it at 20 if you go to my comic shop which has stuff listed you can see CGC grade at 9.6 is something anywhere between 95 well there's a 75 I don't know why it's 75 9.8 is like for 400 75 all the way 9.4 is 100 these are CGC CGC so again I'm just gonna list it at 9.6 let me load up the pictures let me kill these pictures I'll provide you guys the links as soon as and eBay just changed their format of loading on pages like literally when I was re-listing some stuff yesterday in the yesterday I was listing re-listing some stuff half way through all of a sudden the page where they list when you list comic books that changed hey chicho, zimmy how are you doing intelligent blueberry how's life, how's life, hi everyone hope you're all doing great doing fantastic, crazy bro advent, nice pick by the way pride wing melty pat right that's cool okay so 9.6 right, look at that I'm gonna transfer over the pictures to the right folder and I need to transfer it over to the right zero folder bring it here I guess this is the second set we're selling set to I'm trying to say stay semi-organized in this but this is what it is so let's add the photos add photos we're going to go here, here, and here and just look at these pics let me make sure the description is okay display it up to 12 supersized images with zoom pictures or for the h-resolve look at the new options are a little wacko, valium 9.6 bloodshot all these are stuff condition is not applicable to this thing I've already listed the condition near mince plus we're learning how to navigate the new ebay interface while we're doing this live so condition I'm just gonna put down near min plus 9.6 I'm not gonna mess around with this rotates for some reason they're interface, they're interface at least this interface is loading up the pictures in the right order that I took them in the previous interface was not and this one was loading them up all sideways which is unfortunate I gotta rotate them all I flipped them but it didn't save them what it's not even saving them it does brightness snapshot oh come on what are you crazy how do you save it in that gotta press save on each one ebay you silly little sorry if I'm not checking chat gang multi-color full initiation kind caring mode for a great wise open minded streamer thanks crazy bro I appreciate the love man I appreciate the love my life is going good well having a hard time finding winter jacket oh winter jacket you need a winter jacket not depends where you are actually everybody needs a winter jacket no matter where you are winter jacket oh my god and ebay has to save them each manually apologies about this gang I thought I didn't realize ebay had some craziness to that I didn't actually check the pics for the stuff that I've re-listed I don't know if they're sideways or not I think prior to the reason they do this is just because they want you to spend more time on their site maybe if you watch some of the other live streams this process was a lot faster save it okay that's good that's done certification issue number one number one publication date ultra habit publication date 1992 1992 okay what do we got what do we got okay I gotta grab I gotta grab the other listings we've done because since we saw the last one I've modified the info the listing info right number zero number zero nine near mint plus a beautiful book in the end let's do this first full appearance blood shots unread I've never been read description okay 7 day anything changed we're gonna list it at 20 no we're gonna list it starting at 30 this is a 9.6 the other one was 9.4 so we're gonna work 20 no best offer additional check I don't know what this is I don't know what that is the shipping stuff has changed oh my god okay I'm not gonna touch those I'm not gonna touch those I'm gonna do a preview issue number zero issue number zero list item let's check it out here you go this is okay well I don't want more first appearances that's very important blood shot moving so there's this guy it's normal they do this like this they have a kind of monopoly so they can afford to do weird things here in Belgium there was one site who was concreting them and they were so badly boycotted by this state that they had to resign really unfortunate they have a monopoly basically really it is a monopoly if you want to think about it eternal warrior number 4 sell similar sell similar of course it's gonna go to their new page eternal warrior number 4 what are we great at this 9.4 9.6 now the previous one we listed we listed at 9.6 9.8 and it's sold for $53 Canadian, $53.85 which was a great deal I want to make this 9.4 9.6 okay first appearance of blood shot near a minute plus but never run around and we're gonna change the pics I wish I could keep the same pics there are still pics into eternal eternal warrior I'm gonna take it here book 14 pics so I can't list 14 so I gotta decide which ones I'm gonna list so I'm gonna list those so we're gonna do 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 7, 8 I'm not gonna include that one with those two how long have you been collecting comic books for about 30 years man since the late 19 my first comic books I have in my collection which were the Tintin I have from the 1970s but full on collecting in the mid-late 1980s so 30 years a good chunk of time a good chunk of time these are still loading let me do the description for this let's grab these guys the grading down more place to see the pics these pics I should have brought myself a snack I should have broken myself a snack this is like cold tea that I put in the fridge through the cold down this is Tolce Rose actually that's good I'll see how many more books we list after this one this set I might just start listing I think I hate this for a little while Christmas time that's that issue number 4 by the way for you comic book collectors have you noticed how many comic books comic book runs series one of the most important issue in the series is issue number 4 where they introduce new characters where there's a major shift happening in the story this should work let's list it there's so many comic book runs where number 4 is so important if you're checking the pics to make sure they're all oriented that's good let's do infinity content number 1 snack time do you know the comic book storm the storm from X-Men made with airbrush it's the same design as no a tyrus is that a character or comic book sorry infinity content number 1 graded 9.4 let me check let's list this sell similar so this one I sold was 9.4 as well so we can keep that we can go near mint 9.4 never then I wish I could keep the same pictures but we can't we gotta load on the new pictures this is gonna be the fourth infinity content number 1 we're selling or listing number 4 September 2019 copy the pics there infinity content that's 12 pics let's upload these pictures that's 12 pics those guys are loading let's set these guys up and copy these guys over grading and improve their editor I don't know I'm looking to mess around with the editor maybe these editors was or is starting price 20 starting price 20 oh yeah what did we list eternal warrior for oh we started at 20 we can't start eternal warrior number 4 20 that's crazy talk let me start this one let me change this one sorry gang I forgot about that I was willing to let go of the first one or list it at 20 this one not so much this one we're gonna go 40 we designed the comics we're gonna try gonna no I don't know it I don't think so here's eternal warrior number 4 I kicked it out to 40 because I'm just not wanting to let it go for less than that it's a really important book let's check out the infinity content let's make sure it's all good oh it's not rotated oh yeah we didn't rotate the pictures we gotta rotate the pictures and this infinity content all the other ones I started at 20 this is the fourth one this we're gonna start at 30 that's where we're at now it's the rotation time tell you the truth I'm not sure if we're gonna list use up all the 50 comics for September we'll see so again if I promise that I'm gonna list something please remind me before we start crunching the numbers because I'm pretty sure once I get into crunching the numbers I'm not gonna be listing too much more stuff the mermaid stuff I'll take pics off on the list later the eye for an eye things this should be it so let's list it and see what happens let's take a look at it cool so that's infinity content number 1 what else we got amazing spiderman 3 46 I've graded this at 9.29 4 mention there's a minor crease on the cover see pic when we sold one of these already so we're gonna scroll all the way up because we sold it recently 46 sell similar so this was the one we sold we graded at near mint mine as 9.2 went for 36 and there's one person that was grabbing all these they wanted them this is 9.2 9.4 so 9.2 near mint 9.2 and 9.4 oops let's change the text part let's put it one minor crease one very minor crease on the spine see pic to see so never ok that's that where are we? 9.2 9.4 the pictures spiderman 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 photos mask of raven how were you doing how was life nicolas such a slow load as well crazy so slow I mean it does load in the right order it's just rotated unfortunately every single one guy we wrote this is the first appearance I think of Venom's green guk in his mouth and what is supposed to represent that what's his name and the person who's writing Venom right now Donny Gates has stipulated in the books is that it's his digestive stuff when he's eating people so you know what I'm doing eggs how were you doing I've been standing for math for 10 hours now oh my god I remember those days I do other things for 10 hours now making crab apple butter so we're just going to list this we're starting at 10 what's it going for these are the last books the amazing spiderman 346 I kicked them off at a fairly low start I mean this is being listed for 45 and stuff so if any god that we said 30 we're kicking up this last lot game just because this might be the last little bunch we put in there they are sought after books we're going to start at 20 we're doubling the starting bid on it we went for 36 I believe anyway so and this would be a graded 9.4 but we'll put the 9.2 in there too here is spiderman 346 next amazing spiderman 360 and this one we saw one that was graded at 9.6 434 and this one graded at 9.6 9.8 okay it's a beautiful book this is a 9.8 it's not just a 9.6 this is a 9.8 but we put 9.6 in there 9.6 that's similar first appearance carnage cameo reveal we're going to make enough room so we're going to do those we're going to go near mint mint 8 condition number and we're going to load up the pic from here to here 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12 yeah 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 it's still loading the pic so let's do the copying the grading more consistent with the description and we're going to flip the pictures okay and save them we're going to do this to 12 12 pic what was the genius of ebay I thought that this was a good idea guaranteed this is going to reduce the number of listings people do because it's going to take more time they're out of there they must have a time factor involved in this at least bring the pictures up in the right oh yeah this one we've got to say let me do this I'm going to put what am I going to put I'm going to put minus that's not it I'm going to say hopefully it doesn't mess up what we said what grade did we say 9.6, 9.8 oh yeah this one has it already nice that's good 9.6, 9.8 30 34 it's an important book first cameo appearance really of carnage the one previous you see the carnage guk where the carnage red symbiote oh I didn't take any pictures of Havas base anyway that's okay amazing spider-man 362 and we've graded this as 9.6 let's put it down here 362 these the grading stuff plus second full appearance of carnage this picture yep that fits in there too near 9.6 9.6 let's kill all these pics and load them on and adjust the scorch at a quarter 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 9.6 9.6 this one sold for 36 paste the description here the bottom parts so all I've done is other than the mermaid comics the description of everything is the same below the grade right so I got the description of the book and then grade and then everything else below in the description of the listings is the same thing so all I've done is just cut and pasting that on because I modified it a little bit to this point the mermaid stuff for the books I've also included the synopsis of the books the books are about take a look at the previous listings things that we did and how long it took to arrange the pictures and we'll get a time comparison of how long how much longer it's taking to do this after this I think we got two more books to this one of them we have to find through the search that was an experience I started the last one of this at 25 started at 25 I started at 25 sold and it was 9.4 9.6 this one we've given a straight 9.6 what are we giving this one 9.6 I forgot to change the description here plus 9.6 so we should just start this one we should just start this one at 30 30 it is 30 and we can't be lower the number of books we have the price goes up it's costing more or there's less of them we have let's check it out make sure it listed okay take a look second full appearance of carnage more of a color design I didn't include this one did I guess did I link this one I don't know if I did or not let's just change this one update listed so here is the 362 Archer and Armstrong number 0 and Lobo omega number 3 we're going to list let's do omega number 3 first because let's say 8.5 omega number we sold one already which was in good condition I guess it was readers copy there was nothing missing nothing torn or anything just crushed up sold it for 2150 right sell similar this one is going to be great 8.5 very fine plus first appearance of Lobo DC color plus 8.5 it's never been read unread and the picks we have 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 okay so we're not going to include the full back cover 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 we're not going to include full okay well that's sorting itself let's do the kind of pace and do the description because we're going to have to write something about that I'm just not sure what we're going to write about it we just have to say it got crunched crunched crunched plus very fine plus 8.5 rotate the picks before we get into the description it was safe I'm just feeling other than the mermaid comics this is the last set of books we're going to list unless I get some requests okay so if you're watching this on another platform ebay ebay youtube or if you're watching this live if you know the comic book video we had where I showed you 4 small boxes we sold about 1 small box we sold about a quarter of those box right please remind me just say chichu you promised to list this book can you please list this book the new mutants 98 the odds are I'm going to send it in to be graded okay our first book to be sending in we might do a video of grading it just to see what we think the grade is and then send it in I want to send it in with gobo boy comics yeah that's good oh one image didn't make it why not image error ah you ebay you suck let's add which one is that that's this one which one is it which one is this which one is this one we got the bottom we got this one I need the top left quiet stream tonight chichu enjoying it all yeah very quiet I think it's also fall I'm not sure how many people are here we have around 10 a lot of people here which is cool nice and chill I like it so what we're gonna write here this is a beautiful book this is a view and I'm pretty sure squished is not the official term that people use squished creases pretty sure please see pics to the side grade for yourself and never been read I just kicked into fall mode Nicholas is it raining there and the lies I am pretty much an exclusive lurker who has chichu on the background often awesome thanks for lurking it I lurk a lot of a lot of different things as well gotta kill that one first appearance of lobo first full appearance of lobo this is a beautiful book and would have a graded 9.4 should we get a text to speech reader or a thing no happy too loud oh no because you'll hear it this is a beautiful book and would have graded 9.4 it wasn't for the top left corner the front the front covered being a little squished creating some folds and creases pretty sure press will fix most of that creating got those got those so what is omega man number omega number 3 going for a very fine plus condition let's check it out wow very fine it's being listed 112 there's a near min that's 80 near min minus is 80 so it's being listed for 100 let's check out here we'll check out ebay's what do you call it advanced search where completed listings number 3 sold listings let's see what is going for on ebay it's probably going for less on ebay yeah it's going for less on ebay a graded 9.6 sold for 91k and that's a great price we bought that that's gotta be a reseller low low low rating yes good every seller wants to get their hands on it nice let's do the starting price on this ads we're gonna do the starting price on this at 30 that's cheap logo getting his own tv series let's go 40 are we even willing to let it go for cheaper tv show on the works wanna put this in here too tv show in the 40 no let's do it 30 oh I'll list it at 30 where is it where is the pricing thing let's say we do 30 okay it's gonna sell for more oh it fits nice first of all the logo is gonna be visual on red yeah looks good oh no I gotta change that I saw I gotta go through and fix up some of these things because in the sell hey okay let's see who's gonna fix it ebay's preview even sucks I fire a lot of people in ebay first one starting with the CEOs did it fix it yes it did because the preview doesn't even show up correctly when you're doing it but that's done that's done now what do we want now we're gonna list something new that we haven't listed before right we are going to list archer and armstrong number 0 let's find it and list it where are we there we don't need this guy number 0 I think it was 2001 2001 1992 superhero superhero my choice is superhero let's see if we can find the right one oh what didn't even I didn't even choose anything I didn't even look for similar yeah that's what it is archer armstrong number 0 1992 first appearance let's do this let's grab it from here Barry Windsor-Smith first appearance of archer and armstrong archer and armstrong first appearance of archer and armstrong first appearance of archer and armstrong 9.4 9.6 so nearmint nearmint no room how do we make more room here first appearance archer and armstrong we take out the owl we take out the gamma nearmint nearmint plus 9.4 it doesn't fit we take out valiance I'm just gonna go nearmint plus 9.4 come on give me enough room not there only saves two spaces maybe let's do the first appearance archer and armstrong first appearance archer and armstrong 9.0 I need two more spaces let's change the sub we do more valiance so I'm gonna change the sub I'm just gonna go first appearance I'm gonna take out archer and armstrong because archer and armstrong easy in the title so first first first appearance 8.8 let's load up the pics publisher 9.6 nearmint nearmint plus 9.4 1992 1992 main character archer and armstrong series archer issue number 0 publication dates what's the issue first appearance of archer and armstrong armstrong works with us not as far as we know should be nice lighting here I just looked at the video those are the pics sorry, did you pass me this? no, chicho, no, this is so good I was just asking you how fall is faring it's not fall yet, it's in the summer lions, hey chicho how's it going? going good brother just about to finish all this it's a beautiful pics it's never been done first appearance of archer and armstrong 1992 let me put those on there mister, he's a guy how are you doing back to another live stream a comic book live stream we're listing 9 comic books so far well this is the last one I'm going to list today for this live stream I made some promises to people to list some comic books so I'm putting them up I might be more coming just because there's a few other books that I promised people that I would list and this is Barry Windsor Smith's art by the way, which is quite, quite beautiful so when this is said and done we've probably sold about a quarter of the books not even, but maybe one fifth of the books that went through winter is definitely approaching in Ireland, it's cold wet night tonight it's 12 midnight 12, 17 again I'm in India right now wow, wow, wow, nice India's going through a little bit of crazy time with cashmere stuff but we leave politics for politics streams lots of stuff going on all this thing here absolutely freezing here in public as well 9 degrees, ooh, 9 degrees 9 degrees is not freezing 9 degrees is about to get into freezing it's getting cold here too it's getting cold here as well like you check this stuff out let's see what we've got Archer Armstrong number 0, 1992 first appearance with valiant unbred, near a middle plus 6, because we can't put near mint in there oh, yes we can nice, nice let's do yes, we can yes, we can what's going on description, nice that's good this is a beautiful book Archer Armstrong that's good, 1992 well, it's in there I should put variants or something one there I'm just going to write it I'm scared, I'm just going to block it up Jim Shooter's script, I believe should be Bob Layton Bob Layton and Jim Shooter Jim Shooter and Bob Layton's story Jim Shooter that's so silly Bob Layton everybody should have a weird name okay am I shipping okay okay, let's do preview let's see how it looks let's list it it looks like there's a problem with this listing oh, I gotta give a starting price where is the starting price what did we decide the starting price was going to be? there it is what are we going to start the price bidding I don't know what this is going for $15 they lost them $15 or it probably it might not even go for $15 I guess it might be cheaper let's check it out, let's see how much it's going for eBay sold this is a cheap book which should be Archer and strong number is zero let's see how much it's sold for the $1 that's crazy $2 wow wow wow $22, $10 someone got an amazing deal I guess this is going for so cheap yeah, $15 in the middle I'm going to list it for this that would have been incredible, it's weird the comic book industry is weird such an important book let's see preview let's see how much $15 let's kill that let's list it let's see what it looks like and then I'm going to go back and check all these listings make sure they're all listed legit and here's the listing for Archer strong number zero politics, Nicholas thank you for that it's really really depressing India, yeah poverty and pollution are out of control I know a few people that live in India go back and forward between here and India yeah a lot of people have said many things about it but they still love it, they keep on going back good to see you bro yeah, definitely getting chilly keep the politics and other heavy subjects through their respective streams yes, yes, yes politics, what do you call it bought, Nicholas brought about I think it's that cold wind of Brexit let's check it out, let's see what we got see other listings so right now we have we have how many listings we have 22 listings okay and we have how many more we can do we can do another 20 no, another 30 I can do another 30 listings not sure if I'm going to get to them we'll see what happens we've been at this for 2 hours and 40 minutes okay I think we'll call it there I had planned on listing more today but that's not bad, we got 22 up so if anybody wants to combine shipping, there's enough comic books some key ones that they can get their hands on if they want to okay right now we have the following books up and we're going to have the I for an I and Lambda up too, I will now list those try to list those this week we got Google Boy, Ashkan Google Boy No. 2, Google Boy No. 1 Google Boy No. 3 Shadow Man No. 7 and 8 which is the first appearance of Master Dark Valiant comics Starry Night No. 1, Starry Night No. 2, Starry Night No. 3 those are my books as well as well as the Google Boy the memory publications we got Silver Surfer No. 50 which is the origin of the Silver Surfer and Pre-Call to Infinity Comment we got Sandman No. 8 which is the first appearance of Death by Neil Gaiman we got Incredible Hulk No. 377 which is the first print which is the first appearance of Professor Hulk we got Superman No. 15 in New Stand Edition we got Eternal Warrior No. 5 which is the second full appearance of Bloodshot we got September Morning No. 1 which is the sort of comic book that came up for September Morning Mark, Sylvesteray and Amili Lazar No. 30 which is the first full appearance of Bloodshot okay we got Eternal Warrior No. 4 which is the first appearance of Bloodshot we got Infinity Gauntlet No. 1 which is infinity gauntlet No. 1 First print we got Amazing Spider-Man 3.46 okay Eric Larson we got Amazing Spider-Man 3.60 First appearance of Carnage cameo we got Amazing Spider-Man 3.62 second full appearance of Carnage We've got Omega Man number 3, first appearance of a Lobo, and we've got Archer and Armstrong number 0, which is the first appearance of Archer and Armstrong. Some keys in there, some good books in there, some very high, great books in there as well.  No, at the last I can't get a little dude coming in. 7K Liber, no brother. You've got to come to Canada. Canada is legal cannabis, so go crazy if you're of legal age. Thanks for the stream, Cheecho. My pleasure Nicholas, thanks for sticking around. Brilliant. Roll on point. Payday. Nice. Lions. Crazy old gamer. You're so hard to hear. It's like, chi ASMR. Crazy old gamer, just like ASMR. And we're getting the sunset as well. Fantastic. Thanks for being here, gang. I hope you guys have a fantastic week. Today is Monday, and I'll try to pop in at some point. Oh, I'm going to bed somebody just before we go. Oh, I'm going to bed. Nice. I haven't bed anybody for a while. Just fix. Did it work? Did it work? Oh man. Yes, it did. Nice. Nice. A nice ASMR chill way to end the stream. Bye everyone. Hope you have a fantastic week.


By now, we know that we can visualize our data and browse through data subsets. But what else can we do with our data instances? Perhaps put them in logical groups. We will use the good old iris data set as in our previous videos. We've already observed that flowers are different. But how do we know whether they're just one single group of flowers, like one single species, or they belong to different groups of irises? I will show you how to discover groups and possibly subgroups and sub-subgroups using a method called hierarchical clustering. So, how does this clustering work? Naturally, we would like to group the flowers together so that those with similar leaf measurements would belong to the same group. For two flowers, we can check each measurement and compute the difference between the measurements. Square it to make sure it's positive and then sum the square differences across all four measurements. At the end, we can compute the root of the sum to match the original measurement units. I've just reinvented the Euclidean distance. Still, we can see from here that the smaller the distance is, the larger the similarity. Flower distances can now be used to construct hierarchical clustering. Connect the hierarchical clustering widget with the distances widget. Hierarchical clustering displays a dendrogram, which is a tree that reveals the structure of the discovered clusters and the distance between these clusters. Let's make this dendrogram more telling and annotate the branches with the species of iris. It looks like clustering indeed made sense of the data, as flowers of the same species are clustered together. However, there's an area with some mix-up. Let's mark it. Selected flowers, I mean data instances, will be on the output of hierarchical clustering widget. To check these instances, we will send them to the data table. And voila, here they are. Looking at this data table, I'm not much smarter. Wouldn't it be cool to see these selected flowers in some visualization and say in the context of every other flower in our dataset? We've done this before and we'll do it again. We will use scatterplot widget to visualize all 150 flowers. No, not this visualization. I want the interesting one. Here it is. Now connect hierarchical clustering to the scatterplot. The mix-up is, naturally, in the bordering region between iris-virginica and iris-versicolor. We can now browse through clusters in hierarchical clustering and observe their mapping in the scatterplot, just like we did in the previous video. It helps if we have both windows open at the same time to observe the results. This is how orange became a tool for cluster exploration. There is so much more you can do with clustering in combination with other orange widgets. But for today, this is it. We've learned that hierarchical clustering requires information on distances in the input that it displays a dendrogram in the visualization and that we can select data instances in the clusters of the dendrogram to output them to other orange widgets.


Hey, everyone, this is Dan with another episode of my Moderna and BioNTech video. I wanna show you the charts in the next few minutes and tell you where the profit opportunities might be. Let's get started. I always believe that technical analysis is most powerful when it is combined with fundamental analysis. I've therefore spent a lot of time looking into the companies and the latest developments with regard to COVID and the Delta variant. I published a 28 minute video on July 8th just to talk about fundamental analysis and to show my calculations for my price targets for Moderna and BioNTech. You can look up that video in my YouTube channel if you're interested. And earlier today, I posted a video to update my price targets to Moderna at $300 a share and BioNTech at $270 a share to be reached by the end of September, 2021. And as today, July 16th, the market closed at Moderna, $286 and BioNTech at $231. At this point, I'd like to remind you that I'm not a financial advisor. I share my stock trading strategies for educational purpose only. If you wanna buy and sell stocks, you should make your own decisions and you should definitely consult with the financial advisors before you do so. Let's continue. Moderna, this is the daily chart. From this chart, we can see that it's been trending upward very nicely since March. And as of today, it broke above that channel. That's even better. Why? That's because of the news about Moderna being included in the S&P 500 index pretty soon. That's a huge positive for the stock. If you look at the RSI indicator, we have an overbought situation here. Back in February, and sure enough, soon after that, the stock price started to come down a little bit. Another overbought situation here corresponding to the peak here. And now we are at an overbought situation again, although because of the extremely positive news about inclusion in the S&P 500, the stock price might just continue to go up for maybe a couple more days. But I'll be very watchful. And if it starts drifting down, I might sell some of my shares to lock in my short-term profit. And then I'll pick it up again at a lower price later on. If you look at the DMI indicator, they showed a buy signal three, four days ago. And the MACD indicator showed a buy signal just today. This is the hourly chart. Again, very positive in the last two, three days, going up through this very steep upward sloping channel. But as of today, especially during aftermarket, looks like it peaked out at about 289, and it's been going sideways. And if you look at the RSI indicator, there's an overbought situation here, and then sure enough, the price started to go sideways for a few hours, and now we have been at an overbought situation, and that's why the stock price is going sideways again. This is a signal saying that maybe it's due for a short-term pullback. That's why I'll be very watchful. We see a positive buy signal here from DMI, and actually MACD already flashed a sell signal. So I'll be very careful. Let's look at the support and resistance levels. For Moderna, because it's been going up so well, I have to use the Fibonacci extension to understand the potential resistance levels. And there are different ways to draw Fibonacci extensions. If you ask two different analysts to draw the Fibonacci diagrams, I bet you most likely you will see two completely different diagrams. This is the way I like to draw it. I like to draw the diagram so that it'll confirm some of the points that the price has hit in the last few days. So I used the April point here, right in the beginning of April as the minimum, and this point around June 5th as the maximum point. And then from that, I draw the Fibonacci extension. For support, I see support at 272, which is right here, because today it ended at 286, 272 is going to be at the Fibonacci 50% level. The next level down is 260 at Fibonacci 38%, next level down 245 at Fibonacci 23%, and then next level down is 220, which is this previous max at Fibonacci 0%. For resistance, the next level is actually the current point at 286, which is exactly the Fibonacci 61%. That's why I like this diagram. And then the next level up is 301 at Fibonacci 78%, right here, next level up, 323 at Fibonacci 100%. If you like what you've seen so far, I'd like to encourage you to click the like, subscribe, and notification button so that you'll be notified when I publish my next video. Also, it'll encourage you too to direct more viewers to my channel. Thank you very much. Let's continue. Let's look at the chart for BioNTech. Up until a couple of days ago, it was somewhat bearish. The price was following this slightly downward channel. And then as of today, it broke above that channel. Finally, we got a bullet sign. Actually, I bought some shares when it started to turn around right around here, based on my fundamental analysis. And I tweeted my subscribers about that. Why is it going up now? I think mainly it's because the news came out that the joint venture company with BioNTech, FOSM in China, is making good progress in getting the Chinese government to approve the BioNTech vaccine. And that the government is planning to use the vaccine as the booster shot for the Chinese citizens who previously received the Sinovac or the Sinopharm vaccine. And that's a huge business opportunity because China has 1.4 billion people. Once the BioNTech vaccine is used in China, it will also encourage the other countries that have been using other vaccines previously to use the mRNA vaccines as booster shots. So it'll definitely help BioNTech. It'll also help Moderna. We see an overboard signal here on the RSI line. And sure enough, the price started to go down. And then we see another overpulled signal here corresponding to the dip here. At this point, we are still a distance away from hitting 75 on RSI. So we're not in imminent danger yet as far as pullback when it comes to the daily chart. We see a bullish buy signal here from DMI and MACD is just about a term bullish. So looks like BioNTech might still have a couple of days to go up at least. Let's look at the hourly chart. It's been pretty bullish in the last three days. We see an overboard signal here on the RSI. And sure enough, there was a dip after that and an overboard signal here corresponding to the chart going flat line for a few days and eventually it started to drop. And we are at that point again now. So from an hourly period, there might be a pullback in the next few trading hours. But from daily chart, it's still pretty bullish. And we see a bullish buy signal on a DMI and the MACD has been going positive and negative. And now it's almost crossing to the negative territory. So on an hourly basis, it might drift down a little bit for the next two, three hours and then might pick up again and continue to march up. Especially if BioNTech is going to secure the approval from the Chinese government in the next few days. Let's look at the support and resistance levels. Again, I'm using the Fibonacci extension. I'm using this point here in the beginning of March as a minimum point. And this point here around May 5th as a maximum point for support. I see the next level of 223, which is the middle of the Bolinger Band here. Today's closing price is about 231. So the next level support will be 223 here. And then next level down will be 213 at the previous max year. And then the next level down will be 204, the lower Bolinger Band, the purple line here and the next level down 195, the historical support here and the next level down 182, the historical support here. And hopefully the price doesn't get to that point any time soon. For resistance, I see the next level of resistance at 239, which is right here at upper Bolinger Band and also coincidentally, it's a 23.6% Fibonacci extension. So that'll be a rather strong resistance level. I'll be watching for that. Once the price hits that level and it starts to come down substantially, I might be selling some of my shares to lock in my short-term profit. And then hopefully it can pick it up again at a lower price. Now the next level up is 258 right here at Fibonacci extension, 38%. And then the next level up is 270 Fibonacci 50%. Next level up 286 Fibonacci extension 61%. What are my strategies? I'll be holding some Moderna and BioNTech shares for the long-term because I am very bullish about these two companies. And I think they have a while to go yet before they hit their full price potential. And I'll swing trade the rest of my shares for short-term profit. Basically I'll be selling at major resistance levels or when I hear any major adverse news that happens so that I can lock in my short-term profit. And I'll be buying when the price starts to bounce back from a major support point or when positive news breaks out in the future like what I did with BioNTech and Moderna recently. And I will update my subscribers by way of my Twitter messages. At this point, I'd like to encourage you to subscribe to my Twitter account. The name is Dan Market L. When I buy or sell Moderna or BioNTech shares I will inform my subscribers by way of my Twitter messages. For example, on July 13th I tweeted that I just bought more BioNTech shares on the dip and I explain why. Again, if you like this video I'd like to encourage you to click the like, subscribe and notification button. As usual, I'll very much welcome your comments, questions and suggestions. I just want to recap my price targets. My Moderna target is $300 a share and BioNTech $270 a share to be reached by the end of September, 2021. And hopefully you can navigate a chart successfully to maximize your profit and minimize any potential losses. This wraps up my video for now. I will chat with you again in the next few days. In the meanwhile, I'd like to wish you the very best with your financial investments. Thank you. You have a nice day.


It's nice to see people because this is not a project that has a community yet. And that's why I'm here, hoping that people will be interested and want to work with me. As she said, my name is Bjarni. This project is a spin-off from my work on MailPile, which was supposed to be a secure email client. And we've had some ups and downs there. Project's not dead, but there's not much to use at the moment. Done a few other things, been around for a while. This is a joke, but you have to be as old as me to get it. So I want to start with a funny story about MailPile. So MailPile was an email client. And we wanted to focus on privacy from the very start. We wanted to write an application that took really good care of people's data and information. And the obvious tool for that is encryption. So we wanted to download all of your email from whatever providers were handling it for you, store it locally, encrypt the storage, use Tor, use whatever tools were applicable to maintain privacy. And we also took usability very seriously. We had people do tests. We walked through the setup of the app. And when you're doing encryption locally, you always have to have some sort of key. And so one of the first things that people had to do in the setup phase, so they were installing this brand new app, and it asked them to choose a passphrase. And because email is super important, and this is really sensitive data, we encouraged them to choose a really, really long, strong passphrase. Four or five words, we even had a little generator that would suggest passphrases for people. And people did. They chose a passphrase, and they typed it in once, and they typed it in again. And then they went and used the app a bit, and then they went back to log in and had forgotten their passphrase. And this happened the majority of the time. Hello, everybody. Welcome. So most people that went through this particular usability test forgot the passphrase that they had just chosen within about a minute or two. It was amazing. There's a little happy ending there, is that there was something that came out of these tests. And what came out of it was a bug. So the application, the setup flow, you type in your passphrase, and it's like, OK, now we can encrypt everything, lock it down. And it booted the user out. It's like, OK, the session is now invalid. So now they have to log in again. And it's like, eh, I just typed in my passphrase twice. You want me to type it in again? And that worked. Suddenly people stopped forgetting their passphrase. So usability testing is great. And software design matters. I'm already into this. It's hard to remember things. Repetition helps. But it took me a really long time to reach this final insight that I've got on the slide. And this is a problem that is common to so many of the tools that we're using. We're asking our users, now speaking of we, the developers of these tools and the advocates of these tools, asking our users to make decisions about security way before they even know what the app is for. Like they haven't used it. They have no experience. And it has no information and it has no data. There's nothing of value there. Like these bitcoins, they're worthless. It doesn't matter. It's OK if I forget the passphrase. Or it's OK if I choose an insecure one. And then we don't revisit that. So we ask people to make really important decisions when they have absolutely no ability to do so. So we're setting people up to fail right there. And this brings me to how the other guys deal with this stuff. There's always a way to undo stuff if you're in the cloud. If you've forgotten your passphrase or lost your tokens, whatever, there's usually a way to reset and regain access. So for the general public and for the average person who is forgetful, the availability and the reliability of putting your data in the cloud is so much greater than encrypting it and storing it locally. There's just failure modes that they've fixed and we don't have solutions for. Google, Microsoft, all these big guys, even little guys, I think WordPress has a really nice password reset flow built into it. Every single web app does. But when you enter the world of encryption, we're making important information and we're encrypting it, we don't have that. If you forget your passphrase to your PGP key, you create a new key. And you probably don't know how to publish that new key in a way that other people will find it. It's a bit of a nightmare. Same for hard drive encryption, the Bitcoin wallet stories, everyone's heard those a million times. Some of us like to laugh, some of us are really sad. But I think there's this really interesting duality here when we compare cloud-based storage solutions, having other people hold our data with doing it ourselves using strong crypto. And that the pros and the cons are the same thing. We consider it from a privacy point of view, we consider it a huge problem that these big corporations have our information until we need access to it again. And then suddenly that's a huge feature. It's a benefit that there's this really nice person who can give us access to our data again when we forgot our stuff. And then we go over to the crypto side. And we consider it to be a feature and a benefit that without the keys, nobody has access. Math protects our data. The structure of the universe protects our data. It's wonderful until we lose the key. And then math protects our data, structure of the universe says no, and our data is gone. So I'm not saying this. I'm not asking crypto to be less secure. But I would like some form of password reset that normal users that do not have extreme threat models can use and trust and rely on. And then we can deploy crypto in more places. So I started working on this and thinking, how do we solve this? And these are sort of the building blocks that I was working with. The first one, Shamir's secret sharing, how many people in here have heard of that algorithm? About half of you. It's pretty good. It's a really interesting algorithm. It lets you take basically a number. And you can ask it to generate five other numbers. And if you have three of them, you can reassemble the first one. Keys are just numbers. Keys are big numbers. And these parameters are tunable. You can say, I want all five to be found. Or I want just one. So you can have one of five, or you can have four of five, or you can have one of 10. So you can just pick and choose how you want to use this algorithm. So it's very flexible. The other thing I wanted to build on is I want to build on the cloud accounts that people already have. They have these things where there is an established flow for identifying and authenticating users. I just want to piggyback on top of that. And servers and storage are really cheap. So we have a lot of things that we can build on and use. The design goals that I had, I want to solve this problem. I want us to be able to recover a lost encryption key. And although the title of the talk is passwords, those boil down to the same thing. Because usually a password is converted into a key using a hashing function or something like that. There is ultimately a key that protects access to your stuff. And there can be chains of them. There can be a key that encrypts another key that encrypts another key. And we can step in at some point and say, OK, this key, we're going to make this key recoverable. And the use case is for this. It's not just about forgetting things. Maybe you lost something. Maybe you were using a key card or a hardware token or something, and you've lost it. Or it got broken. Someone ran over it. Or there's the use case where you are dead. And you would like to have a way for your family or your friends to gain access to your digital legacy, really. So there are interesting use cases, important use cases. It needs to be secure enough. I mean, if we're going to remove all of the encryption, then why bother? It needs to be something where people can tune it for their needs and their threats. So that's one of the goals. Has to be user-friendly, so people can use it and not fail. And it has to be developer-friendly, because I can invent this system and be really proud of it. But if nobody builds it into their software, then this is all a wasted effort. So I want to reach out to any developers. If there are developers in the room, come talk to me. And finally, because there is a server component, and I would like it to be not just me running the server. I would like a community of servers. I would like you to be able to take fragments of your key and put them here and there and there and trust different people. We need a community of sysadmins, and so the software needs to be accessible for them and something that they're willing to run and manage. So those are the goals. Here is a really dense one-slide summary of how Pascal works. This is the core of the thing. So as I said earlier, usually you have a key that unlocks your information. What I want to do is I want to take that key and I want to encrypt it with another key. So I generate a throwaway key that is only used to encrypt this really important secret. And that is then stored in the same place as your encrypted data. So those things live together. I don't take that and put it anywhere else. It's just sitting there in the same place. So shared fate. If that device functions, you've lost both things. Doesn't matter. They protect the same thing. They're the same thing. This recovery key, which we use to encrypt that little bit of information, we split that using Shamir. So we split that into what I'm calling fragments. Shamir calls them shares. We split it into fragments and then we give those fragments to the people running the servers. But we do this carefully. The servers then make a promise. So this is a community and the server promises, I will not give you back this fragment unless you prove who you are using an identity of your choice. So you can tell me, I'm the server operator and you say, hey, only give me my fragment back if I can verify that I have the right telephone number or the right email address or a GitHub account or something like that. So what we have, that's the core of the idea. I'm going to go back into it again. I'm going to give you a little demo, show you how the software behaves. Today we have most of the building blocks. So basically I have a first iteration of all of these things. Some documentation, I've tried really hard, but documentation is hard. So if anyone wants to read it and complain, that's very welcome. If it confuses you, then I fail. I need to fix it. There's a client library for people that are working in Python. If this takes off, there should be libraries for other languages as well, but Python is where I've started. There is a very simple server implementation. Doesn't perform very well, it doesn't do anything fancy, but it does work. And then there's a command line tool because, as I said, this isn't built into anyone's software yet. So there is a command line tool so you can experiment with it and play with it. You can set up manual recovery yourself and imagine that we're in a magical future where this is built into our software. There's a website, pasco.org. It has a little intro. It has an overview of which servers are live that will help with this recovery process. And at the moment there are two, both of which are run by me. One of them is for testing and the other one is for more serious testing or actual data if you trust it. That's the URL and the amazing logo that Crayon generated for me. So if you were to go and install this, I decided to do a slideshow instead of walking through on my laptop. But the first thing I'm doing there, can everyone see this? Yeah? So the first thing is you can install it from PyPy. So you just pip install pascro. And then you run the first command, would you just be pascro in it? And what that does, it just sets up a directory for storing information and what I'm calling a default policy. And you can look at what's in that default policy. So that's that last line there. I'm opening it with VI because I'm a hacker. You can see some interesting things here. I've edited the defaults to add some bits. I'm specifying the ratio. That's hard to read. It says three quarters, three out of four. So if I give pascro four identities, it will require three of them for recovery to succeed by tuning the parameters to the Shamir algorithm, as I mentioned earlier. And there are some timeouts. I can say I want this data to expire in a year or in 10 years or in five days. These are things that can be tuned. And then there's a timeout. Has anyone here not recovered a password from something like Gmail? Everyone's done it. So you're all familiar with the fact that these little codes that they send you are time limited. That's that timeout. So we have the same concept. I created a very valuable script. I created a file called secret.txt. And then I say pascro protect secret.txt. And here I've given it my phone number and my email address. And those are both correct, so please don't spam me. And don't call me out of business hours unless it's really exciting. We can ask the tool for a list. You can say pascro list. And then it will show you which shares have been, or which things have been put in escrow. And we're going to look inside one of these files.  There's a thing there. Line four is a secret. And that's a base64 encoded blob. And pascro doesn't care what's in there, but that's the secret information that we gave it to begin with. It says there that it has a minimum of two shares because they only gave it two identities. So it can't really do three out of four. So it approximates. It does its best. And it stores other things it needs to know to recover things. This is what recovery looks like. Pascro recover. And they tell it secrets.txt. It remembers. That's what it was protecting before. It contacts the two servers. And it asks them to verify. And then it tells me I should expect to receive an SMS or a phone call. And I should expect to receive an email. And it gives hints about where those will be sent to. And this has done server sites. The server site doesn't send the full identity back. Oh, wow. I've talked way too slow. So if someone else initiates recovery, they don't know exactly which accounts to look at. And again, this is familiar from recovery for other things. Once I receive the codes, I run PascroRecover again. I give it the codes. And it, well, it sent me an SMS. This works. It does. It goes through Twilio, an American company. I'm sure we all trust. Sent me an email. That went, there's mail pile. It totally exists. I recover.  But it shows the contents of the file that I gave it to begin with. This is my secret. And then I can tell it to forget all about it. And then it goes and deletes the local information and asks the servers to delete the stuff they have on file as well. So that's the tool. This is all the tool does. You've seen the whole thing. And you can install it and play with it. So back to the design goals, again, secure enough. The way I'm doing that is obviously we encrypt any communication that we do. When we talk to the server, that's encrypted. The Pasco servers, they don't have your data. All they have is an encrypted blob, which they cannot read to begin with. And inside that encrypted blob is your identity and a fragment of the recovery key, not the whole thing. The reason these things are encrypted protects your privacy. So when you initiate recovery, when you say to Pasco, I want to recover my stuff, Pasco goes back to that recovery pack, which is stored locally, finds the key that was generated to encrypt the thing the server has and says, here, server, now you're allowed to decrypt your instructions. And so then it opens up the recovery envelope thing, finds the identity, and sends you a code or asks you to visit a website and log in through some other means. And this means in these little codes that we're sending around, this means that these providers, the email providers, Twilio, they never see any key material at all. All they're seeing is this temporary code that lasts 30 minutes or 20 minutes, whatever the user decides. And we're leaking very little information. Yeah, as I said, the user is in control of those things. And it's kind of important is that because usually you would have three out of four or something like that, servers can go offline. Pasco servers can be dead. And you can still probably recover. And most of the time, you're not recovering. So Pasco servers don't have to have very high uptime. They can go down for maintenance without the admins being stressed out. And of course, all of this is open source. Hopefully peer review will contribute to the security of things. User-friendly, the main key that makes this user-friendly is that this is a really familiar pattern. We already know how to do this. We don't have to teach users new stuff. We just have to add these options to our software. Developer-friendly, docs stuff, I don't know if I'm succeeding at this yet. Maybe you can tell me. And system-friendly, I'm a little more comfortable there. I've been an admin for a while. So I've made sure that the admins themselves don't feel at risk. They don't have data that has value. They don't know who their users are. Their users are anonymous. So there's limited gain in hacking a Pasco server. There's not much to find there. So this relates to that. I already mentioned that uptime isn't a major thing. And you can do things like rate limit because Pasco isn't something which you're using constantly. So you can have really strict rate limits. I can say five requests per minute. And that will suffice to recover. But it will make it very hard for people to put any load on the server. So that's most of the talk. Thanks for listening. And I'm on time. I'm up here because this has reached the point where I need help. This whole effort has no meaning if people don't use it. And if it's only me, then I'm just another guy on stage saying, hey, trust me instead of that other guy. And that's not how this stuff is supposed to work. So if you're interested in this, please find me after the talk or find me during camp. I'm here for all of camp. And I'm at the Quarantine Arms Village when I'm not wandering around looking for fun. So that's my talk. Thank you for listening. Can you hear me? Yes. Thank you, Bjarn, for a great talk. There is time for Q&A. If you want to ask a question, please go to the mic. I'm already seeing somebody running. The mic is yours. You hear me now? A little bit. OK. I think you've hit upon an important problem. And it's good idea to take power away from the cloud services, of course. We're doing similar things with authentication. So we need to talk to you. Can you speak up a tiny bit? We're doing similar things with authentication. So I definitely want to talk to you afterwards. But a big question with these things is how flexible is it? As in if your phone number changes or your email address changes, can you, without decoding and re-encoding your documents, which may be many, can you change over to a new ecosystem? OK. So the question, just repeating it for the stream, and I hope I get it right, you're asking whether people can easily change which identities they're using in the middle of things. So if they lose access to an email address, how easy is it to switch to another one? And the thing is, yes and no, if you're working with the information on a regular basis, if this is built into an app like an email client that you're using, that email client can just do that automatically. You just re-registers. You don't even have to know. It might do that automatically for you. If you set up escrow for something like an offline hard drive, you're going to have to know that you need to go and do that again. And the way you do it is you just put stuff in escrow again. You throw away the old keys, ask the servers to forget if you still have access to the recovery pack, and you just set it up again. And it's very cheap.  So doing it again isn't a burden. OK. Next question. And please talk straight into the microphone. One moment, the microphone on. Maybe now. Hi. I was just wondering if you could elaborate and maybe state more explicitly your threat model, in particular around when servers are compromised. And if you're three or four verification thing, it's a little unclear to me whether this was three or four emails and phone numbers, or three or four servers that are collaborating. And if you could just elaborate how that is intended to work. OK, so to repeat back, you'd like me to elaborate a little bit on the threat model of how many servers are involved, how many identities are involved, whether those are linked, that kind of thing. And I'm not actually prescribing anything about that. The system is quite flexible, and it ends up being up to the application. So the developer of the application that ends up using the passcrow library, I assume that they know way better than I do what kind of data they're protecting and how valuable it is. And some of this is out of my control, because until we have more servers, it's all going through the same one. But if we had 100 servers on different continents and different legal jurisdictions, a tool could make intelligent choices and say, OK, I would like law enforcement to not be able to subpoena all of the passcrow servers easily so they could spread things around. The system is completely agnostic to that. So it really depends on how much momentum we can get, what kind of guarantees we can give people, how much security we can provide. Does that answer it? Partly, but I want to let the person behind me ask another question. Maybe I'll find you afterwards. You can find me afterwards. And you can always ask again after us. Yes, next question. I have one remark and one question. Let me start with the question. If I lose the recovery pack, I can't get my data back, correct? Yes, that's correct. If you lose the recovery pack, your data is gone. Well, you can't recover your data. Hopefully, you still have access to it to other means. Yeah, so what if I use this, for example, to do a backup of my hard drive encryption secret and the recovery pack is on my fully encrypted hard drive when it's kind of useless? Yeah, of course. You need the recovery pack needs to be stored clear text, and ideally on the same physical medium as the encrypted data so that they have shared fate. So that if that drive is malfunctioned, it doesn't matter whether you can decrypt it or not. But if you put those things in two different places, if you put the recovery pack over here and you put the data over here, these things can start behaving in ways that don't match. And that's a lot harder to reason about. My remark was you were using Shamir's secret sharing, which for me almost never makes sense. The whole idea of Shamir's secret sharing is to scale K out of N recovery to avoid the K over N complexity. Now, how many authentication methods are you going to have? 100? Do you have 50 over 100? Where do you get the scalability problem that requires using of Shamir's secret sharing? If I have five different authentication methods and I say four out of five, I don't need Shamir's secret sharing to do that. And if you do Shamir's secret sharing, you limit me to K out of N. And I can't use other kinds of combinations like saying two methods for him and two methods for him or three methods for this guy. I think we're getting into the weeds a tiny bit. The thing is it does what I need. And it's very likely the algorithm can do other things as well. And when I started doing this, I did not use Shamir's secret sharing. I had my own little ad hoc thing where I was doing Xsores of things against each other. It just became unwieldy. Shamir does exactly what I want. I can say I have four email addresses, any three of them suffice, and I can ask Shamir to generate the fragments that I need. And whether that is secure or not, that depends entirely on how many identities the user's willing to go through. And that becomes a usability issue. And it becomes a matter of threat modeling. For some users, it doesn't make sense to do this at all. Okay, I see somebody else. I would say this is the last one. So, well, two comments. So one, Phillip Bragaway has some nice paper. Phillip Bragaway is a very famous symmetric cryptographer. He has some very nice papers. And I can't remember the names of the thing or anything at the moment. Maybe I can help you find it later if you need. On doing, what he wanted is he wanted a packet form, basically a format for sharing data with journalists, which was also doing this kind of like splitting the thing out and whatever. Anyway, so it's using Shamir's secret sharing and it achieves, he basically sort of outlined in a very rigorous way a bunch of the goals and non-goals and whatever. So it, probably people working in this should at least look at what he did. And try and understand it. But I haven't done that, so I can't give you concrete comments. The other one is that there's a very, when you are using Shamir, there's a very nice thing that you can do, which is you can construct new shares to give out to new service, services that are like holding the thing, the recovery services or whatever. So you can do that all asynchronous. Thank you. I'd be interested if you could find me later and tell me all of that again. So I'm sorry for that. We have to cut it short at some point. I think this was a great session, so can I have a warm applause for our speaker? Thank you. And he will be available for talking afterwards, so please, I just lost out. Please go and find him and talk to him about any more topics you want to discuss. Thank you and see you in the next session.