I am Lydia Capralian. I work on science in the classroom. It's a project out of AAAS, the American Association for the Advancement of Science. If you're not from Washington, DC, it's just another one of the alphabet acronyms that people start talking in. So sorry about that in advance. But so if I ever say something, like some jargon thing, please just say what that would be helpful for me because sometimes I forget. So in general, we're here because we use hypothesis every day in our work. Science in the classroom, we provide annotated primary literature, primary scientific research. It's freely available for anybody to use. And it is mostly for high school and college students studying science. OK. So in this presentation, I want to tell you a little bit about why we use annotated primary research scientific literature and how we can use that in order to bridge the gap between scientists and everybody else. And I think hopefully you'll realize that everybody is a little bit of a scientist as well. OK. So I want to tell you who we are. Maybe if we have time, we'll do a site tour. Otherwise, I hope to be here tomorrow. And I could demo how we use hypothesis in our site in general. And also, you are, of course, welcome to check it out on your own time. I'm going to talk a little bit about how we annotate, who's all involved in our annotation community, and the wrap up in Q&A and that sort of stuff. OK. So what is science in the classroom? So again, we are a freely available repository of annotated primary scientific research. So AAAS, where our project is housed, AAAS publishes the Science Family of Journals. So that's science, science advances, science robotics, science immunology, et cetera. And because of that, we have access to, I mean, the basics is that we have access to their copyright and that sort of thing. Since we have all these great papers, why don't we get them out into the world and get them in a way that students can see and understand and have, again, ready access to? So I think it's important to explain why we're using primary research or primary literature. A big thing for using primary research is that students see what the end result or how scientists communicate with each other. Because it's very different. I don't know if any of you have ever tried to read one of the science papers, science research papers. They're really technical, really jargony, very dense, and can be very inaccessible for a lot of people. And basically, they're only read to be understood by not even just scientists, but scientists in that particular field. So it's a very closed kind of communication. And that can be very difficult for people outside of that specific community to understand. So using primary research, we want to make sure that students have access and can see what the end result is, but then also give them the tools to understand it and help them along with it. And we think it's really useful because then they can see, oh, look, there's an ecologist that contributed to this paper. Oh, that's also a computer scientist on that paper. And hey, there's that author that's also from an HBCU. So you can kind of see that there's a huge diversity of scientists that are coming together to work on this one paper. And that can be really powerful for students to say, hey, that person looks like me or I want to be like that person when I grow up. To see the scientists themselves is really important. OK, so when we say annotated, I want to show you what this means on our website. So our GIF is working. And so you can see that we annotate with different colors according to different topics in our learning lens. So some of them are glossary terms.  And a little annotation will pop up, and you can basically define that word. We also have results and conclusions to kind of highlight to students, hey, this is the big idea of this paper, and this is what they found, and this is how they found it. We have authors' experiments as well, so they can kind of get a sense of how students came to that conclusion and the different ways that they were achieving that. Were they using PCR? Were they using microscopes? Were they using some sort of computer code, something like that? They can get a sense for what that means. So again, we separate out our annotations into different categories. And I'll talk a little bit more about how Hypothesis helps us do that. So our target audience, like I said, is grade 13, so that's advanced high school, early college. These are people who are probably taking an introductory science course, so an introductory biology course, let's say, and they're learning about photosynthesis. Well, instead of just learning about photosynthesis from a textbook, here's an actual research of how photosynthesis is understood and used by scientists to understand other things. That can be helpful, so that it becomes a little bit more relevant, I guess, instead of just being, oh, this is something that I need to learn for that test on Friday. So again, we want to give them as many tools as we can to understand that original paper because it can be very intimidating. So we want to leave minimal white space. We want to have very much of the paper annotated in one way or another. Okay, so again, I encourage you all to check out our website. I don't know if we'll do that now. Okay, so a little bit about how to become an annotator and who these annotators are. So they are practicing scientists or educators. They're often early career scientists looking to really prove that, hey, I'm a scientist and I can communicate and I can write because scientists are always told that they don't know how to do either of those things and this gives them a deliverable to say, hey, I can talk. And so we kind of go through this different process to make sure that how they're annotating is both beneficial for students. It's true, so to make sure that it's scientific accuracy is insured and also it's readable to make sure that there's good sentence structure and that sort of thing. So annotators go through, quite frankly, a kind of boring online training. We need to update our videos to make them a little bit less painful to watch because they're a little slow right now. But this is really an important step even if it might be a little bit boring because we want to make sure that scientists are understanding why they're doing this and that they get a bit of an education as well to say, this is why I am doing this annotation. This is how it can help students. This is how it can help a diverse array of students. Make sure that you're speaking to a diverse array of students. You don't want it to be thinking about, oh, hey, maybe that language is actually kind of excluding some people. So we asked them to also fill out an accompanying resources worksheet. This is really helpful for educators to be able to use our annotated primary research. It's not exactly a lesson plan but it gives them all the tools that are there. So it has activities, discussion questions, and maybe sadly, most importantly, an explanation of how it fits into different standards, education standards, education networks because teachers often need to prove to administrators or whatever that, hey, like this lesson plan is relevant to AP standards, NGSS, et cetera. Okay, so we use hypothesis. And it's really helpful for us because annotators are able to tag, this is just an example from one of our more recent papers, they can tag with different terms, they can add links so they can reach out, they can link out to other resources to say like, hey, there's this really good website that has this example or hey, this is how this paper was covered in the popular media, let's say, Scientific American, Washington Post, and I think that picked it up. Here's how it was interpreted by journalists to become a popular paper. And in order for us to go about editing these annotations that these students or that these annotators and early career scientists make, again, we also use Johnny Dell's facet. It's great. And it's helpful for us to be able to, once we have their API keys, we're able to edit the annotator's comments and annotations so that, you know, A, we're correcting if there are any errors. The original papers, the original authors that were writing the paper can go in and correct anything that happened there. We can also edit it or just ask clarifying questions as a reply or edit the original paper. I also wanted to just say that it's really nice, again, that we can have multiple users that are talking on the same document that is really valuable for our work. Here, you know, SITC, that's me, I said that. And then we have Claire, who is our annotator, and then our copy editor is also able to make notes in there as well. Okay, so here is all the people that are involved and how basically to say that our product, our like base, is that we produce these really high-quality annotated research papers. But we also do a bunch of other things that kind of support that production and make sure that it's being used and is valuable to the world. So we have educator guides. This is kind of an unfortunate still that I grabbed. That's it. That's it. That's it. This is Shelby on our team. I'm sure he'd love that. But yeah, so we're gonna have an online video course for creating these educator guides coming out soon. Hopefully during the summer, when teachers have time to read and look at some of these things instead of during the school year. And this is helpful so that, A, so that educators can know how to use our resources and that scientists know what educators need. And so oftentimes those environments don't necessarily have a lot of opportunity to cross and we are at a good space to be able to do those things. In addition, we do research. So this is our research director, Dr. Melissa McCartney. She does a lot of, she does the research to make sure that annotated primary research papers are something that are useful and relevant for both the annotators who do the work. So hey, when annotators are annotating, is this useful for them? Like are they getting the benefit out of it? Because we don't want this to be just for, just for students and educators. We also wanna make sure that the scientists who are working on it are getting value out of it and that's value added for them. And then we also wanna see how annotations are helpful for students. Not even the act of annotating, but more the act of the additional layer of information that's on that original research paper. Is it, how does this help them understand? Or is it? And so far her research shows that it is. This is a recently published paper that she got approved in PLOS. Additionally, we do focus groups with educators. Those are our main findings. The idea is that we just wanna see how they're using primary research and how we can help them use it more. Because I think generally we've found that teachers really wanna be able to use primary research. It's not even primary research, but they wanna have like, hey, this is real research or this is like a real figure from a real paper. Because then it's not just like some mock-up. And students again are able to see the relevance of what's going on in the classroom. And again, it came up that for educators that they really like the idea of showing the wide diversity and collaboration among scientists. Cause so rare is it one researcher publishing a paper. It's oftentimes a huge team. They're backed up by a lot of different levels and disciplines of understanding. And seeing that all together is really useful. We also have professional development workshops with high school and college educators. We're recruiting for our next one. So if any of you know anybody who would like to attend about using primary research in the classroom, please get in touch. And that'll be happening in August. And again, it's a great opportunity for people to hear from different experts in how, A, they use primary research in their classroom. B, why you should be using primary research in classrooms and see like how to do it. Because it's only so useful to say, hey, this is what you should be doing instead of why and how can I do this? So just to wrap up about why we're around. These are the different kinds of standards and frameworks that teachers are working with. It can be kind of overwhelming to say like, wow, here's just some of what you have to be working with. How can I interpret it? Or what's like the relevance of these different standards? So it can be useful to say like, here's this original paper. This is published. This is like a real deal thing that scientists use to communicate with each other. How can I bring this in? And how can I justify using this example? And so that's something that we have in our educator guides to explain. And also I think people appreciate that using that annotating with us can be helpful in their own right to say that, this is value added for me. This is a quote from one of our annotators recently. So again, kind of the same thing for these scientists who are annotating. This can be useful for them to say, hey, I wanna show that I can talk about research to students, to a general audience, and at a high technical level. There's a lot of scientific communication out there that is more about translating. So it's like, hey, here's this scientific research paper. Let me distill it down to a paragraph. That is totally valuable as well, but to be able to keep it at a very high level and accessible level for students to be able to, that can be really difficult. And I think annotation can really help to break that down for students. Okay, so I just wanna highlight all of our partners that we work with, most importantly, hypothesis, not most important, but you know. They're really critical to the work that we do and we couldn't do without them. So yeah, if anyone has any questions or wants to get in touch, please let me know. Just so we know we are running a little bit behind schedule, but we do welcome people to ask questions for the full presentations, like Lydia's. Any questions? Yeah. Your annotation is popping up in this little bar. Hypothesis, how did that? Yeah. Sidebar. Yeah, so. Oh, sorry, yeah. I was just asking about the how the annotations look like there were little pop-ups on the page and not the sidebar, yeah. So we are, that's part of the design of our website, basically, is so that we use hypothesis as an editor, as a creator of these annotations, and then once we know who the users are or who the profiles are that we want to, so it's not like if you want to use your hypothesis account to create an annotation on our paper, that won't automatically pop up as one of the annotation pop-ups. We have to verify your annotation. It has to be tagged correctly with our different categories of tags, and then it's, again, that's a separate feature of our website, is pulling those hypothesis annotations and bringing them into our learning lens, is what we call them, yeah. More questions for Lydia? Let's give her another round of applause. Thank you.


Weiner. Good morning everybody. Today we're playing a little bit of Santa. Gotta deliver Christmas gifts. Since we're not allowed to have actual gatherings this year, we're at least gonna drop off everyone's gifts. We got Chevy food, we got weasel soup, we got wiener soup, and we got commander soup. Maybe in the morning is cereal. Could be cereal, I don't know. I don't even know, I'm the chef and I have no idea what I made for them. Enjoy it. They enjoy it, plus they get their doggie dailies, advanced hip and joint supplement.  Now if we go, I should be wearing my Santa hat. That was a lost opportunity. I've got my leisure hat. The new age Santa. I told him yesterday I'm Santa, the world knows now. That's why I like candy. Yeah, he's also Santa. I get it. Yeah, but I'm just taking the reins over. I'm taking over the family business. I get it, he wants to retire. Yeah, I'm the new Santa. That makes sense to me. Yeah, so we gotta drop off presents a few places in Winnipeg, all the way out to Port of the Prairie. We're elfin' out today, guys. We're elfin' out. She's got her game face on and I've got my muzzle on so I don't bite anybody. Very serious. Candles, holiday candles. Hashtag Elf Mode. That's intense. So we came to a killed-own-in-place, got our game face on. Elf Mode. Super serious. I think we were supposed to go in on that side. Oh, second. Aren't we the rule breakers? It's pretty bad. Five days before Christmas and the malls are just eerily quiet. Nobody around. Very few people anyway. There are still stores open. Everything's roped off. Obviously, the cinemas are closed. It's like living in a parallel universe. Like, what's going on? I don't live in the city so I don't go into these malls very often, right? Returned from battle. I just toted like 50 pounds worth of candles and soap through that mall and out the park. What? I'm surprised those bags didn't break. I was expecting them to so I held them really close to the ground and hunched over the whole time. She got a lot of candles. They were by one, get one free and my mom wanted four, so. I went back to wait in the car because there's no point in. They don't let us stand together in line anyways. We have to stand six feet apart even though we live in the same household. So we couldn't have been in the store together. And I couldn't go in the store with her anyways so I just came and waited in the car and then I saw her struggling. Carried the bags all over. I went and met her by that pole there and carried them the rest of the way.  Flying J and headingly is finally updating their sign. They're getting the new Flying J logo. Good job guys. Finally getting with the times. Manitoba, going places. Slowly, but going places. Seriously. Slower than anyone else. Getting a bean to cup while I'm here. Find a bathroom to use also. I've been stopping on Flying J's a lot of work now. Now I'm addicted to their coffee again. It's better than Tim's. Tiff, tiff, tiff, tiff, tiff, tiff, tiff, tiff, tiff. So good. Honey, that's a sad, sad comparison. Well, Tim's, you have to add an espresso shot for it to taste like coffee. That's true. This coffee, it'll lock your socks off on its own. Right in the kisser. You have to add cream just to calm it down a little bit. Is this a handicap spot? Nope. Front and center. I never get to park this close to the door. Help us keep pro drivers safe so the country keeps moving. Oh, it's got a Canada mask on that one. At the other Flying J in St. Agath, it has an American flag on there. I was like, oh, they forgot what country they're in. We're done all our Santalee duties, all our elf duties. Yeah, I'm not Santa. Give me Mrs. Claus. I guess, but isn't her hair supposed to be white? Only on Christmas. We transform, remember? Right. What is this guy doing? He is scared of the snow. Okay. Got a little bit of a snowfall here today. Not too bad, but people are acting like the end of the world is here, which I don't blame them. I mean, it might be the way things are going. This could be the end, you never know. So if this is the last vlog you ever see and the world ends, well. There's nothing you can tell me in 2020 that'll really surprise me at this point. Nope. I'm expecting aliens. Aliens are here? Yeah, well, it's 2020. Probably, yeah. Surprise, surprise. Oh yeah. This guy's following, well, it's 2020. Oh yeah. The earth is actually flat? What do you don't say? 2020? 2020. I'd be a little far, but you never know. I don't know, I've never been to space. I find myself rolling my eyes a lot more than I used to. Yes. My eyes are getting very tired. Yeah. So now that all our gifts are dropped off for today, hopefully everybody has a merry, merry, jolly, merry Christmas. We're headed back home now and I gotta go to work tomorrow the next day. I guess yeah, there's gonna be a lot of snow on the ground tomorrow. Hopefully this snow is done by the morning. If not, whatever, we'll deal with it. We'll see. Thursday's Christmas Eve, Friday is Christmas. It is, you can't stop it. You can't stop it. I bet you either wish they could. I bet you they wish they could just completely change calendar and erase it. Well, they're trying. Word of Christmas. I'll give them one year. I'll give them this Christmas, trying to be patient. Next Christmas, we're gonna have the biggest Christmas party ever. Are you serious, man? Did you hear that? He wants out. That's my boy. That's my boy. Save yourselves. Go tell mom. You heard that, right? It was better than anything I have produced in the last couple of weeks. I'm kind of proud. Anyway, that's the end of the vlog today. It was a Sunday, so we took it pretty easy as you could tell. Tomorrow we're back to work. We're hitting the road in a little bit of something different. We're doing a little bit of something different tomorrow. I'm still gonna be doing deliveries, so I hope you tune in and hang out with us then. Take care, everybody. We'll see you tomorrow as long as you subscribe down below on the YouTube page.


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In each of the episodes, we tackled a different topic, ranging from illusions, rationality, learning to learn up to the scientific method, testing claims, and exploiting the situation in order to predict and shape human behaviour. Pick a few areas and pick a few things where you want to change what you're doing, and focus on those. I mean, do not expect that you can generally increase the quality of your thinking because I think you really can all. The message is when we're doing one of the tasks that we know that people have difficulty with or are subject to particular biases, just take a little time, reconsider it. It's really tempting when you're reading a newspaper or a web page to just kind of sit back and keep score of who's right and who's wrong, but it's rarely that simple.


Hi and how are you all today? My name is Priyanka and I shall be helping you with the following question it says Show that a right circular cylinder which is open at the top and has a given surface area Will have the greatest volume if its height is equal to the radius of its base Let's proceed with our solution here. Let us consider a right circular cylinder with open top radius of base as R right for the let's surface area of Cylinder though that will be 2 pi R H that is the curve surface area of the cylinder Plus area of its base since it is having an open top and that is pi R Square taking out pi R common we are left with 2 H plus R Which can be rearranged and written as S minus pi R square divided by 2 pi R is equal to the height Right now we know that Volume of this cylinder is Equal to be that is pi R square H now in place of H to make it in one variable We can write it as V is equal to pi R square now in place of H. We can write down S minus pi R square divided by 2 pi R which is on simplifying We have Volume equal to pi R Bracket S minus pi R square divided by 2 pi now differentiating with respect to R we get TV by DR is equal to D by DR of Pi R S minus pi R square divided by 2 pi now we have It further written as DV by DR is equal to D by DR Now again simplifying we are left with 1 by 2 is the constant We'll take it out of the Brackets and hence taking out of the derivative we have 1 by 2 Bracket now using the product rule here. We have the first function This is the first function and this is the second function. So we have first function into derivative of second That will be minus 2 pi R plus second function Into derivative of first function, which is one. So we have DV by DR equal to 1 by 2 Here we have minus 2 pi R square minus S sorry positive S minus pi R square These two are like them. So we will add them. We have minus 3 pi R square plus S Which can also be written as DV by DR is equal to 1 by 2 S minus 3 pi R square We know that volume is maximum when the first derivative is equal to 0 and the second derivative is Is less than 0. So let us put DV by DR equal to 0 This implies 1 by 2 into S minus 3 pi R square is equal to 0 further implies That we have S equal to 3 pi R square which is the value of R is under root S by 3 pi Now let us find out the second derivative Here it will be D square V by DR square is equal to D by DR of the first derivative which is D by DR of Let us open there. We have S by 2 minus 3 by 2 pi R square So we have D square V by DR square is equal to this is a constant So it will be 0. So we have minus 3 by 2 into 2 pi R into 1 Which is equal to minus 3 pi R, which is less than 0. So this implies that volume of this cylinder is maximum When R is equal to under root S by 3 pi Now here in this question, we need to prove that this have this right circular Cylinder has the greatest volume if its height is equal to the radius of its base Right now here we have R as under root S by 3 pi Let us find out the value of H that is height above We said that H is equal to S minus pi R square divided by 2 pi R. This is what we found out in the first step Here and then we substituted it in the volume, right? Remember? So now let us put back the value of R here. So we have H equal to S minus pi square root Into the whole square will give us S by 3 pi itself divided by 2 pi Under root S by 3 pi Simplify it We have H equal to 3 S minus S by 3 The whole divided by or we can also write it like divided by 2 pi under root S by 3 pi Which is now further equal to H is equal to 2 S by 3 into Under root 3 pi whole divided by 2 pi under root S. So we have this 3 We'll get Multiplied we are left with root 3 over here. This under root pi will get divided we are left with under root pi and here we are left with under root S So we have H equal to under root S by under root 3 into 1 by under root pi which can be clubbed and written as that H is equal to under root S divided by 3 pi which is same as The radius so now we can write our answer that when radius is equal to height is equal to under root S by 3 pi then volume is Maximum right so this completes the session. Hope you understood the whole concept well and enjoyed it to have a nice day ahead


Okay, so welcome. Welcome everyone. Today I'm going to talk about gaps. I'm going to talk about momentum and I have a whole presentation that I prepared today of slides which I was going to talk about and I still can talk about but I thought maybe we'd be better today to talk about current work and conditions, a few charts that I've been looking at and to ask and to have people ask questions and to answer questions from people instead of going through the PowerPoint slide while I certainly can do that. I thought maybe we'd do something off the cuff today just because of the sell-off today in the market. For those of you that don't know what I do, I teach a class on gaps and I teach people how to trade gaps in a class once a month. The class itself is $6,999 and I do specials now and again to help people to trade basically. So I'm doing a special for Chinese New Year that I'm launching the day after Valentine's Day. Valentine's Day is tomorrow for those of you that are interested. So if you're interested in learning more about the upcoming special, the class for February, the dates are February 24th and 25th, then email me at melissathestalkswish.com. In fact, let me put my email in the room and I will send you the details on the special and I will write the class dates in here and I can put up the pop-up at the end but those are the class dates. But I had the slide in the presentation I was doing today and then I thought well with this market today maybe be better if I just talk, talk about the gap today in the market and some other gaps too. Before I start doing that though, does anyone have any questions? Some of you I recognize, some of you I do not recognize. Does anyone have any questions for me if you have been following me for a while? And does anyone have any questions for me if you're new before I just start talking? Before I just start talking, does anyone have any questions they want to ask me? Hello, hello. Where can I start singing? The spy? No questions. Okay, we got one answer there from Michael. Jeff, no questions either. All right, very good. Let me just download the spy here. Is this easy to learn? There we go. There's a question. Yay, we got one question from the peanut gallery. Is this easy to learn? Well, it's interesting because I get that question actually not as often as you would think. There's more people probably that come and learn from me that have traded in the past than there is that have never traded. And it's a catch 22. So you might think, well, I've traded in the past, therefore, you know, I'm going to learn this so easily. And then you have people that have never traded in their life and they're worried that they're going to get it. It's not necessarily like that. So you could have absolutely no experience whatsoever at all and learn it just as quickly as someone that has experience. Why? Someone that's brand new doesn't have any bad habits. And that's the benefit of being brand new. There are many traders that are trading for a very long time, longer than I'm even alive, that have terrible habits, bad habits. And actually, we can talk about one of those things today because it came up today in a question in the room. But whether you're doing this for a long time, meaning trading or whether you've never traded in your life, it doesn't necessarily equate to easy peasy learning it. As far as is it easy to learn, I think I do a good job explaining things. I do as good of a job as I can. And again, if you ask me questions, I will answer them for you. And I am here to help you learn it. I think that, you know, from doing this, as long as I've been doing it, though, sometimes people don't know what questions to ask. And as you start trading, as you're doing it, then you say, oh, wait a minute, let me ask about this. And then it's a process. So I think it is easy to learn. But again, you know, I'm the one that's teaching it. And so I do the best job I can explaining it and explaining things. But everybody has a different learning curve. So some people will pick up the information and learn it faster than others. And it really doesn't have anything to do with your experience. It has to do with how well you're willing to take in the information. And most importantly, listen to me. So if you have a lot of blockages and things in your head that you learned from before that are the opposite or wrong information, that may affect your ability to be able to learn if you keep being stuck on those things that don't work. So I say, make yourself a blank slate and come to me and learn what I know and listen to me and follow me. And that's where you're going to have the best chance of success. And then I think it will be easy for you. And you ask questions and you go along. And like I said, when I do specials where I have the trading room included or the options newsletter included, when I do things like that, that's to help you so you can mimic the trades, take the trades, make money while you're learning. As far as going off and doing on your own right after the class, sure, you can do that. But it may be a process where you're learning it. And that's why the support system of being in the room helps you do it and learn to make money as you're going along. I don't know. There's some people here that are already students. Danny, I see you here. I don't know. Danny can ask a question. Is this easy to learn? Who else is in here? Joanna is in here. Joanna did a class ages ago. So some of you that are in here, you tell me if it's easy to learn. I have some students that are here today listening. That was a good question. Danny said small learning curve, but easy. Oh, that's interesting. Okay, there you go. Small learning curve, but easy. That's what Danny said. Danny, do the class, I think in November. Again, you don't know everything I know about gaps until you come and do the class. So it's like you don't know what questions to ask now in reference to that because you didn't do it yet, you know. So what do I do? I trade gaps and I trade momentum. So let's actually, let's take a look at a video because this is a wild one here today. I think this is the wildest chart that we could possibly talk about today. And actually Joe is asking me about this. The last time I did a lecture, Joe wanted to short this and I said not on your life. And then he said he didn't. Thank God. But let's talk about in a video because this is a good chart to go over momentum. So for those of you that don't know what I do, I get up in the morning and I look at stocks that are gapping. Then I rate gaps using a rating system. It is a system that I design myself and I created for myself for nobody else but me. And then eventually I realized I had a voice and I liked talking on TV. And then I realized I had a skill to also teach people too. And then I decided to start a business and teach people. And that's how my career, even doing anything with this evolved. But as far as what I started out, when I started out doing, I wanted to trade and I wanted to make a lot of money. And I knew that you needed to have a big move to get a lot of money. And I was like, well, how can I find the big moves? Okay.  Again, while you could go long and you could go short, I do prefer to short. Okay. Today was a good day to short, even though it was a crazy day. It was a good day to short. Divinia though, we're going to talk about which we went long. Okay. We went long this. And this is a stock that if you don't have a certain kind of mojo to trade it, it can really bite you in the butt. And what do I mean? I mean, you need conviction to trade this. Because if you don't have conviction with the price of this, whether you're day trading it, which is very expensive to do a margin or whether you're buying calls in it, which are still expensive. I mean, the stocks over $700 a share, it's going to be expensive no matter what you do. But it's definitely cheaper to do options in this than day trade this a margin. But anyways, this is a stock that has large moves and you want to do it in a gap. So what did we do with this? Well, we went long. Okay. So we had some couple of longs in this we did. So let's go over a gap. What is a gap? A gap is a difference in the close and the open. So Divinia closed here on the 8th, closed at $6.9641 and gapped up. This was on Friday. Gapped up, opened at $705.33, rallied.  Okay, dream target on this was $750 yesterday. It pretty much got there. It almost got there. This is close enough. And it worked. And I had called very, very, very, very late calls in this on the day before on Friday and it had a pop that on Monday and that was the trade. Now again, I get this question all the time specifically with options. Options are not swing trades. Okay. And I mentioned this before many, many moons ago, many, many weeks ago at the beginning of the year and even at the end of last year that I did not think 2024 was going to be an easy year to swing trade. Not that it's ever always an easy year. But even though the market's in an uptrend, even though the market's bullish and today proved that as well, things don't go straight up and things don't go straight down. And I for sure don't think this is going to happen this year. So people, when they're swing trading, they're taking positions or they want them to just go nice and easy, peasy, boom, whether up or down. That's not how we trade. Okay. I'm trading momentum. The momentum in the video was to take the trade, get the move, get in, get out, boom, done. And that is what we did. Okay. That's what I do all the time. The fact that this closed yesterday with a tailing thing and a red bar has absolutely nothing to do with anything at all. The stock had a rally gapped up and pushed up higher and had the move. So again, how do you make money in the market? You have to get the direction right or you're losing. That's number one. You're losing if you're in the wrong direction period. And you also have to get a move. I call it momentum.  What do I mean by big? I mean, if you're risking $500, you're looking to make $500. If you're risking a thousand, you're looking to make a thousand. Again, if you're doing an option, 50% is fine. 50% is okay too. And some trades we take are way more than 100% or one to one. Some trades we take are much, much bigger than that. How do we know? We happen to be in the trade and it goes in our favor and it goes in our favor overnighted in an option. The difference between doing options and swing trades is you have a fixed risk in an option. You can't lose any more than you have at risk in the cost of the trade. That's it. When you're doing a swing trade, you essentially have unlimited risk. You may say, well, I have a stop. It's a mental stop though. It's not a real stop. It's like an imaginary stop. It's like imaginary. It's not real because if something happens where the trade goes against you too fast, too quick, too crazily, you may not have time. You're not watching it. You're doing something else. You're not even at your computer. You miss it. It's after hours. You can't exit the trade. And that happens way more than you think. And so swing trading, you really either need to be a full on cash, in my opinion, and have a very, very big account. But also your time horizon for swing trading has to be massive. So while you can use my system for swing trading, it's not something that we're doing on a regular basis because on a regular basis, we're trying to make money. We're trying to make money today. We're trying to make money tomorrow. We're trying to make money by Friday by next week. And the only way to do that is to get in, get out, get in, get out, get in, get out. If we take the trade, get in, get out, then we get the move and we get out as the move is going in our favor, which in this case, NVIDIA, again, was a long, but I'm just using this as an example here because this had the move in 24 to 48 hours from Friday to Monday. Boom. Okay. Now I just was going to say something and I forgot what I was going to say. Any other questions here as I keep talking? So again, someone is asking before, is this easy to use it to learn? And I have a lot of people that come to me and they want to know if they can do it and can they do it? And they want to know if it's going to work and everything else like this. And of course, I do these webinars. Now today, this is just for my group, but I do webinars where I go where there's like, you know, 10 people talking in one day and things like that. And different people talk about different things and different people selling their courses and products and things like that. The way I look at it is this. And I'm going to use an example here and tell you a story about myself. So I start, I had an idea about nine, about 10 years ago, before I got on TV to actually have my own television show. I had an idea to do it. And I said, Oh, this is, I, this would be great. I could do this. I had no idea about anything about TV whatsoever at all. And I wasn't on TV at that time. I think it was 2013, actually, couldn't even been 2012. Anyways, it was, it was way before I even got on TV, which was around 2015 into 2016. So anyways, I didn't know how to do anything with it, but I got this idea. And I said, I'm really good at what I do. I'm really good at trading. I'm really good at talking about the market and stocks and everything else and figuring out where they go. I should have my own TV show about the market. Anyways, to make a long story short, I ended up meeting someone very prominent in the television industry in 2015. Okay. That man, okay, is well known by people and pretty much knows everyone in the television industry. And at the time that I first met him, I thought, well, he could help me. He can help me make it happen. You know, he's going to make it happen for me kind of thing. And, and as I've evolved as of years have gone on, and then I got on TV and now I'm on all these channels and here I am. I still don't have my own show. And that's a whole another topic. I've realized something very, very interesting, which is, which kind of mimics how people are about trading. So people will attempt to trade the market for a month, for weeks, for years for their whole life. Again, could be 30, 40, 50 years. And they're always wanting to go to someone that's like going to, you know, make it happen for them, you know, and everyone wants guarantees and what am I going to get with this?  It's very similar to my situation with meeting this very prominent man in television with TV. That man today could help me. I still know this man and friends with him. But he's not going to make it happen for me. If I get 50% of the way or more than 50% to the point of being able to get my own TV show at the stock market, he can help. He can and he would. I know that he would help push me to the rest. Like he would help me then to get to the next point. He would help me and assist me if I can get 50% there or more, which I'm not even, I'm not even 50% at that point. Again, television is very difficult to break into to have your own show probably more difficult than even trading the market. Trading is very similar. You've got to come to me. You've got to learn the information and I can assist you, but you have to make it happen. So I can assist you and help you in getting there, but I'm not going to make it happen for you. So it's very, very similar. You have to believe in yourself that you can do it. You have to want to do it. You have to come to me, come to me, learn the information in the class, ask questions if you have any like we were just talking about, pay for the class upfront, not knowing the information, not knowing anything at all, what you're even going to learn from me. Do it like Danny was saying. It's a process. And then you follow me. You're there. You're there every day and I'm calling the trades in the room and I'm calling the options newsletters and I'm teaching you and I'm assisting you. You're over the 50%. So by the time after you do the class, you're over the 50% with me and I help you get the last leg up and it's very much like this man with a TV except I'm not at the 50% mark with him. But again, I was very naive when I first met this man in 2015 thinking, you know, he's going to make it happen for me. He can do it. He knows everybody. He knows everything. He's fabulous. He's all the way up here, but I was wrong because he's not going to help me make it happen. He can't, you know, he's not going to help me get to the 50%. If I get to the 50% or more, he can assist me with the rest, but he's not going to help me make it happen. All of it. Does that make any sense? Like I'm not pressing the buttons for you. There's no guarantees. I'm not sitting at your computer sizing your trades, pressing the button, getting and getting out doing everything right. And yes, sometimes people that have done with me and traded with me and taken the class have even made mistakes. I had two people make mistakes in the last week, which they cop to one person that admitted that they're not using stops, which I do and I teach in the class to do. They're not doing stops. That's wrong. And one guy that took a day trade and held it over the weekend, which is a no-no and basically converted a day trade into a swing trade that he lost and he never should have done and I don't teach people to do that. So again, you have to get to the point where you decide that you want to do it, know you want to do it, learn it, are willing to take the risk to sign up for a class like mine, open up a trading account, learn how to press a button to the trading account, get to that point, and then I push you up over the next point over the 50% and help you get the rest of the way up. Do you understand what I'm saying? And again, it's very similar to what I realize is, you know, again, my thinking was flawed when I met this man. Like, he's going to make it happen for me. No, no one's going to make it happen for me, but me. And no one's going to make it happen for you, but you, if you want to be successful training, but I can help you. And that's the good thing.  And many people, and this is just across the board as a generalization, many people that are trading the market won't take responsibility for that fact and continue to just kind of muddle along and lose money month over month and year over year or not lose money, but not make money and not really get anywhere because they, they really expect what someone to do it for them. No, that's ridiculous.   They'll, they'll, they'll invest your money. That's a stock broker. That's something completely different. This is, you're actively involved in your own decisions and you're making the decisions yourself. Then where are you getting in the trade? Where are you getting out of the trade? The sizing. Again, I'm the support for you, but you are pressing buttons. You are doing it.  So that was one point I wanted to make. Did I get that point across? It was a good analogy because I was thinking about it because it's, it's very, very, very similar. Anyways, let's talk about gaps, some more and momentum here. So as you well know, or as I said earlier, and if you've never heard, I do like to short, I prefer to short and we shorted the market today. So let's talk about what happened here in this market today. So 212 was yesterday. The market closed at 598. We had a negative econ out this morning that the market reacted terribly to. And we gap down this morning then and we open at 494.53. We rallied, pinged up here. The high today in the spy was 495.85 and broke. Dream target today was 490. We almost got there. We bounced pretty much into the close where there were shorts that took profit and we bounced into the close and now this market's trying to push back here tonight. But low today was 490.71. You can see here, let me just blow this up, that the momentum today and the play today was what? It was a short. It was a short and we shorted this and the move was to the downside and you could have made $3, $4, whatever. If you took it at the right place, got the drop boom. Again, we kind of ran out a day here when this bounced or I think we would have gotten to 490 and continued. But there are people that went long this into the close, which in my opinion was a bad, bad decision. But there are people that did that. But the trade here, the momentum, the move was a short. And that's the trade you would have wanted to do today if you did it. You wouldn't have wanted to go long at no point today, not the end of the day, not the beginning of the day, not in the close and not overnight. And yet there are people that are long here overnight and it's not a good trade in my opinion. But again, if you're someone that is looking to actively trade momentum, you would do the trade, you would get in and get out. Or you would do an option and you say, I'm taking this, I think we're lower and I'm going to hold it. And then you have to hold it. And then you're holding it, waiting to see it play out, whether it's into this Friday option expiration or next week. Again, this market doesn't go straight up as it doesn't go straight down. And that's what people find tricky too. So taking something like a class like mine, where you understand what you're looking for and why and the rationale behind it will help you take a train, hold a train longer, get a bigger move, get a bigger piggy target, get more profit out of it. Even if it backs up, even if you're up and you're down, then you're up and you're down. And this swung around a lot today. It absolutely did. If you understand what's going on, it will help you to hold a trade.  And at the end, you're down. The swing that you want is always in the momentum. Again, in the case of NVIDIA, the swing was up. So you would want to be long or bought calls. In the case of the spy, it's a short or you could have bought puts. And again, the only difference between really doing an option and a day trade, which we did both in this today, is the cost of doing an option is a lot cheaper than doing a margin trade in the spy right now, because it's very expensive. And it's been expensive, actually. Does everyone understand what margin is? So again, the options we're doing, you're not swing trades. It's the same thing really as our day trades. We're just taking them out for longer and a different way to do it, that we can hold them overnight, because I'm not holding my day trades overnight, even though I told you somebody did, and that was a no note, that was a boo boo. But that person knew they made a boo boo. Okay.   Don't hold the trade overnight, because you're like, well, this didn't go yet, or well, I'm down in it, I still could go.  If it doesn't stop, you just have to kill it.  You're not just going to hold it. It will convert into two to one margin or cash, or whatever you have the account set up, but don't hold it. Anyways, today was a good example of a short in the market, and it was an example of what selling. So what happened today, basically, again, last night, the market closed at one price, and it opened today at a different price. So what happened? Selling. And that's what happened. Selling happened in the market, and then we shorted it, and it fell. Now, it may not have fell as fast as I wanted it to, which it did not, but that is how, if I was on TV right now, I would describe what happened in the market. And again, while we fell, this thing, that thing, the other, it's neither here nor there. I can tell you my reasons what I think, but it really doesn't matter to you. What we're doing is reading the price, and we're trying to predict what the stock for the market, this is an ETF of this S&P, a spy, we're trying to predict where it's going to go. That's what we want to do. We're like, well, where is this going to go if it's gapping? That's what we're trying to do. And how do I do that? I do that with a rating system, which I use in the pre-market. And I go through and I go, check, check, check.  The other thing we're talking about experience and learning and trading and all these things is that, again, as the years go on and the more people I talk to about my class and the more webinars I do and the more strangers that I come in contact with, whether it's on the phone or email or whatever, and events like this, I find it shocking, almost to be honest with you, how many people trade the market and risk their own money and don't know what they're doing. It's, people have the lure of the market. They want to make money. They believe that they can, but, and you can, but you won't unless you know what to do. So that's the caveat. If you don't know what to do, you're going to lose. And a lot of people don't know what to do and they train. People really don't know what to do. And that is why people lose. And we just saw a big invisible tick in the spy. Let me just look at this number here. 586. There we go. We just had an invisible tick. Any questions about what I just said right now? Now, MGM was supposed to be out tonight. Let's take a look at this. This will be a live gap if this is actually doing anything. Let's look. This would be something if this is moving, I will rate tomorrow as a long or short. If it's moving, let's say, oh, this is down. Here we go. So this is a gap. We're watching it right now. You see where the price of this is. It's MGM. Boom. This is trading right now at 43, 43.64. Again, I don't trade the after hours, but it's gapping down. How do I know? Because it's not closed today at 45.66. There it is. It's not trading at 45.66 anymore. It's trading at 43 and change. You see it? So if I get up tomorrow morning, I will rate this gap. It may be at this price. It may be at a slightly different price. So I usually wait to the pre-market in the morning and then I'll rate it and then I'll determine if I want to possibly short this tomorrow. I'm not going to go long. Why? It's a bearish gap. So if I rate the gap and it doesn't rate over 20 points and it's a bearish gap, I said, well, it doesn't rate good. Well, then I'm just not going to do it. I'm not going to flip it and go long. Same thing with a bullish gap. If I rate it and it doesn't rate good, well, then I'm not going to, I'm not going to short it and do the reverse. Somebody asked about NVIDIA this morning because NVIDIA was down. NVIDIA was down with the market. I said, well, what about doing NVIDIA? What about doing to put NVIDIA? What about shorting it? I said, no, no. I did not want to short NVIDIA. I did not want to do a put in this. I didn't like this bearish gap in NVIDIA. Yes, we did the spy did and we did a couple of other things too, but we did inshort this and we didn't do any puts in this and we didn't do this and we let this be. We didn't go long this. Why? That would have made no sense, but we also didn't short it because it wasn't a good gap. It didn't rank good enough to short, but you can't go long this here. I don't even care that it rallied today. The long trade was the day I called the trade and the move that it made up and the push up near those 750 target. You wouldn't go along here today and this is another bad habit that many, many traders have. What do I mean? Again, this is like a mindset that comes from something and I really don't know what. I never had this background luckily, so it never really hurt me as far as trading the mindset of buying pullbacks or buying low and selling high and all that stuff. That is something that people teach and people do and it just doesn't work. It's not about the fact that sometimes it might work or sometimes it may not work or anything like that. It has to do with the fact that when you are looking at something, if you're trading momentum, you want to go with the momentum. You don't want to go against it. Does that make sense? There's a helicopter right above me. Any questions about anything I just said? I'm just talking here now because there's a lot to talk about today. Hello, is anyone there? Are they watching for the helicopter? No, but the other week, it was the last week, they were the lowest, lowest, lowest and closest I ever saw a helicopter in front of a building in my life. It was insane. I did get a picture of it, but it was kind of blurry. It was when we were trading, I couldn't wave to the guy and he would have seen me and there's other times too where they're definitely close, but that was crazy. The president was here last week and that's why they were here and they were here in front of my face the entire day that the president was here, but in the morning he was so low, I could have waved to the guy. I actually saw the hawk fly under the helicopter that day. That was insane and I couldn't get my camera up fast enough to get the hawk and the helicopter in the shot, but they are actually, sometimes I see the hawk above the helicopter, but he went below it. Kumar, how are you doing today? One of the things again since we're just having a general discussion about trading and things like that now is that again, if you take a trade, you take a trade and it doesn't go right away. So you take a trade, you're down. You're down like as soon as you take it.   Then it goes on to work.   So you took a loss in something that goes on to work and then you hate yourself too. You see the psychological anxiety that many traders go through. When you take a trade, if you have yourself sized correctly, which again is up to you, you're responsible for that. You don't oversize yourself. Don't undersize yourself, but don't oversize yourself.  So again, if you understand what's going on, you won't. If you understand what's going on and you feel the need, the desire and the anxiety to kill it right away as if it's down, then you have too much risk on. And that is my two cents on that, which again, some people do. You're too worried about the trade because of the risk is too big. Whom we're doing good is waiting for the trades to play out. He's in, he's on the options letter. Okay, that's fine. What if you take a trade and you're up? The trade's going, it's going, it's going, you're up in the trade, you're up.  It's going to be up forever and ever and ever and ever. It's going to be up. And you never, and you don't even think about it. You just assume it's just going to keep going. Well, that's a problem too. Your job is not to take the trade and stain it to the end of your life or even the end of the option expiration or even the end of the day. If you take a day trade, no, no, no, no, no. Your job is to trade the momentum. And when the momentum comes in, you get the move, you get out. You get the move, you get out. So again, I'm playing out this scenario again, so people take the trade and it's going and they're up and they're like, la, la, la, la, la. I don't have to worry about this one. It's up. And then all of a sudden they're up a lot. They're like, la, la, la, la, la. And then all of a sudden they're not up. The trade starts to go against them. They're still up. They're just not up as much as they were. And then they panic. They say, well, now I got to hold it. Now I got to hold it all the way back. I got to get it back. I got to get it back to where it was. I got to get it back to the high of the options chain. I just got to get it back. I just got to get it back up there. Are they doubled down and they add to the trade or they just say, and maybe the trade's over. And they missed it and they missed their ranks and the trade's over. Or they add to a trade and they take more, but the trade's over and they don't get out and they let a good trade completely go against them, which is nuts too. Again, I'm playing out all these different scenarios of the anxieties and things in people's head that they go through because this is the mindset of people that are doing this and not really understanding the crux of what we do, which is what? Trade momentum. Make money. You take it, get the move, get out. You take it, get the move, get out. You could just, I can write a song. Take it, get the move, get out. Take it, get the move, get out. This is not long-term trading. Warren Buffett swing trading. You don't have $10 million in account where you're taking different positions in this thing, that thing, and you're holding it until 2025. That's not what this is. That's not what active trading is. And again, the complacency I've seen tends to be with people that are up and then the anxiety is with trades that are down. So they micromanage trades that are down, which is no need to micromanage. If a trade is down, what are you going to do? If it's down, you just, it's downers. You can't make it go up. Just let it play out. If your risk is normal, just let the trade play out. Give it a chance. And when you're up, I find people that are not focused enough on what's going on in it, and then they just let all the profit just go away because I think it's going to last forever. You know what I mean? There's nothing else I was going to say. Tesla, let's look at. Any questions here while I'm loading up this Tesla? And again, I'm just talking here today about different things. This is taking a while here to load this data. Any questions while I'm loading this Tesla up? New people, old people, anybody here? This is taking forever. I don't know why. There we go. Well, I'm not trading in the pre-market, John. So the stock opens and the market opens or anything we're doing, whatever, at 9.30 Eastern time. I'm never entering any trade at 9.30, and I'm never entering any trade before 9.30. So we're trading between 9.30 and 10. Okay. But I'm really not entering anything right at the open. No. But I'm watching what's happening and waiting for a setup between 9.30 and 10. So that is aggressive. And again, I do all the pre-market work so I know what I want to do with whatever I'm doing. We did the Tesla today. This should have continued down. This bounce at the end of the day, again, with the market. But this is another one. This is another one that has been very, very tricky the last couple of days. I'd say the last two weeks, really. And again, people are taking this, buying it, losing, flipping it, shorting it, losing. There's traders doing all kinds of stuff. And they're buying this for GapField. They're buying the support. Then it doesn't work. Then they quick short it. Then that doesn't work. Then they're buying it again. You see? This hasn't been easy, this Tesla whatsoever at all. It was easy the day that we did it and the week that we did it of the earnings, which was back here. It was an easy peasy poof. But as far as ever since then, this has been not easy to do. But you can't go long and short this same stock. You can't do that the same day. You can't do that the same week. You can't. You can't say, well, I have 100% conviction this is lower and I have 100% conviction it's higher.  You can't. That's wrong, but it's impossible. I'm just going to say something and I forget. So again, for traders, the key, if you want to trade and you're not making money, then you need a class like mine. If you don't know if you want to trade, you really have no idea if you want to do this at all. Well then that's not a decision I can help you with. That's something that you have to decide. Do you want to do this? This is something that you want to do. You can ask me questions. I can tell you what I think of it. It's something I chose for a career, but maybe it's not for you or maybe it is. But whether you want to trade or not is your decision. That's not a decision I can make for you. If you're trading and you're ready making money and you're doing well, you don't need me. At size to your trades, you can make more money.  You need to take my class to learn it and you need to support. But again, we were talking before about getting to the 50 percent mark. Getting to the 50 percent mark seems to be the hardest, hardest, hardest, hardest, hardest thing for people to do. Somewhere along the line, there's some kind of entitlement I think that traders tend to get and it's either it's the industry itself because there's some people out there that are teaching stuff that doesn't work, but that's true of anything. But again, it's there's some kind of mindset that people feel like, well, I've been doing this for 25 years and I've been losing. I deserve to win. No, you don't deserve to win. You don't deserve anything. You deserve to win when you're willing to put in the work, time, energy and money and take the risk to do it. No one's going to hand you anything in a silver platter. And again, I'm going to use TV as an example. The fact that I've been on TV, had the experience, know a lot of people, been doing this for almost 10 years. That doesn't mean I deserve anything. Okay. It has to do with, am I ready to take it to the next step? Am I ready to take the risk to go to the next step? Am I ready to put in the work to get to the next step to make the next thing happen? Whatever that is, you know, and that is again, one, one reason why not everybody will be successful trading because they won't be willing to go to the next step. They will have had their fill and they will stay stuck in the point where they feel like it's owed to them. Like the market owes them something that they should be making money by now because they've been doing this for 20 years and failing and losing. The market doesn't owe you or anyone, anything, including me. I got to get it right every day. There's no guarantees. It's not set in stone. I must get up every day and rate my gaps. If I don't, then I don't know if it rates good to do it. Then I'm trading on the fly and that's not a good idea. I have to size my trades. I have to think about my risk. I have to think about what I'm doing. I have to think about trades when I'm up. Should I get out? Should I hold it? NVIDIA I got out of. Now, if I hadn't got out of NVIDIA yesterday, we did talk about this today a little bit in the room. I would have been down this morning actually. But again, anybody that didn't get out of this trade yesterday, 750 was a dream target. Again, it got super duper close. It hit through other targets. There was no reason to hold it through the number or anywhere past or get out. But again, if you were still in the trade today and you were down in it, the trade didn't recover as it turns out because this did rally back today, even though I would never have gone long here today and call any new trades in this here today. I don't confuse this. But anyways, if you killed it and took the loss, that was the wrong thing to do as well because it did come back.    Then you just, then you are holding it through.  Again, I'm not, but I'm just giving an example and why it's so important to understand what you're doing and then to have your profit targets out ahead of time. But it's interesting because NVIDIA has become the new Apple. NVIDIA is actually like the new Apple. NVIDIA is the reason the market rallied at all this morning and Apple didn't. So NVIDIA is like the new Apple. NVIDIA is moving the market. It's pretty crazy actually. You got out of today, Kumar, of NVIDIA. Oh, yesterday. Okay. Yeah, it ran up yesterday. Well, that was fine. Good. There's something else I was going to say. I forget. I just lost my train of thought. Sometimes it's good to do lectures like this without, without a PowerPoint. I mean, it's good to, it's good to talk when I have trades that I want to go over things in the PowerPoint, but sometimes it's good to do talks like this on the fly. If you're not willing to get serious about trading, though, you're not going to get anywhere with it. That I can tell you, there's a lot of people who trade the market that aren't serious about it. And that's why 99.99999% of them lose year every year. They may not lose every day, but they lose over the course of every week and every month and every year.   The purpose of doing this is to make money that you may not want to do this. And that is not a choice that I can make for you. That is your choice. But if you want to do it and you don't have a strategy that's successful or consistent and has more wins than losses, then you need my class. Whether or not you want to trade, though, is not a decision I can make for you. But if you're losing, you need a system and what you're doing isn't working. And again, talking about buying dips and buying support and buying pullbacks and things like that, people that are doing that for years and years and years will keep doing it, even if they're losing, they will do it because they might do 10 trades and two may work and eight may lose, but they still think it works because the two that they did work. But it doesn't work consistently.  Yeah, Kumar, I think you're over the hump. You've been on the options newsletter and you're doing well, but I think you need the class. You have not done the class. I don't think you did the class. No, I don't think you did. I think you need the class. I think the class support learning it would do well. Some people do well trading on the options newsletter and they don't have, they don't ever do the class. That's true. But I think that the class would help you. I don't think you did the class. Any other questions? So again, it's an interesting market. If you said to me, Melissa, where, where are we going to be tomorrow? Well, we have some data out tomorrow, but really we have oil numbers out at 1030. We don't have anything significant in the pre market like we did today. I do think you need to take the class. Kumar, I think that's something that you need to do. The class pulls all the pieces of the puzzle together and pulls it all together for you in a way that I think helps you understand what to do. And that's the whole point of it. Learning helps you. It's like if someone said to you, well, this explain to me why I have to eat this food and why is this food healthy for me and going to help me stay young and healthy and beautiful? Well, maybe you do it. If you understood why, same thing with trading. Anyways, I wouldn't be surprised whatsoever at all, even though we're gapping up tonight. Now the market's lifting. We're actually gapping up tonight. Now after the sell off today, I wouldn't be surprised whatsoever at all. If we gapped up, here's, here's every scenario that could happen tomorrow and I'll lay it out for you. So it's the last thing I'll say.  We could gap down tomorrow in which case pretty much wherever we gap down, we're going to sell off. So I would love that to happen actually. We can have a big gap down tomorrow that comes out of nowhere. Totally unexpected. Nobody even believes it. Why? Because we're up tonight. Why? The video is up. The video is up tonight in the after hours. That's the only reason this market's up and the bounce into the close. But if we're down tomorrow, we could even be down big. That would be totally unexpected. I would love that to happen. Who knows? We could be up tomorrow in the gap neutral, neutral slash bullish up rally, rally for a day. Tomorrow's Wednesday, rally for a day, close green rally, Wednesday, close green, not go anywhere, but rally, go nowhere and then fall Thursday, Thursday. So that's every possible scenario that could set up tomorrow, which of course I don't know how we open tomorrow and I don't know how we gap and I'm just laying every scenario out of how we could be. Questions here from anyone about anything I just said. If you're interested in the class or the special email me at melissathestockswush.com. I think this is a good lecture day. It was a good discussion today and some of you asked questions. I've seen some of you before. I know some of you were thinking about doing the class. Well, it's up to you if you want to trade or not. Today was tricky. We've had a great start to the year though. It's been good trading. The opportunities have been there and we've been taking them and we've been acting. We've been taking the trades. Today was tricky though. It was really, really, really, really, really a long day. I don't normally hold trades into the close or even into two or three o'clock. Today was a long day to get the move that I wanted and the shorts I was in, but it paid off. But it was a long day and I'm pooped. Again, conviction helped today. You're screwed without it, but the knowledge gives you the conviction. Otherwise, where's the conviction coming from? Where are you getting the conviction at all if you don't have the knowledge? You don't have the conviction. If you don't have the conviction, then how can you stay with trades? How can you make money? How can you do anything? Because nothing goes straight up and nothing goes straight down, not even to Vidya, not even to Vidya, not even VA, not even Tesla. Nothing goes straight up and nothing goes straight down. You've got to have conviction and where do you get it? The knowledge gives you the conviction, understanding why we're doing this, why I think it's going to work. Again, I laid that out in the room this morning when we were talking about stuff for the people that were there. And we'll talk about that more, I think, tomorrow. Listen, here's my email to anyone that has questions or if you're interested in the class. Again, you have to decide if you want to train. That's not a decision I can make for you. I can answer questions for you. Joe, hopefully you will join soon. Kumar, I think you need to do the big class. John, I think you've been following me for a while. I don't know where you're at. Mark, I recognize your name. I don't remember from what. There's Michael. I recognize you. Oh, it's Joe. It's Thomas Joe. I thought you were a different Joe. I thought you were the Joe that shorted to Vidya. It's a different Joe. There's another Joe. There's another Joe that I see your last name there now. I didn't see your last name before. There's another Joe that was shorting to Vidya that was at the last lecture. Well, that wasn't you. Anyways, Joe B, are you in any trains or did you get out into the clothes? If you have any questions, email me. It's good to see some of you. All right. And some of you I will see bright nearly tomorrow morning. Be on time, 9am. Well, we're going to watch MGM. So we'll see. All right, Kumar. I'll talk to you soon. You're welcome.


What's going on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards. We are doing 10 bucks Tuesday prism photo football mixer number 133 random teams. Here's a look again at your random results as always you can find these on the website under the results tab As well as the link in chat. Good luck here guys. Let's do it start with leaf ultimate draft 2022 anything that is a Player still in college. I think that's really the only situation or somebody that has no NFL Ties will be a random to all at the end. So we'll start with ultimate draft off with Jerome Ford Nice one there. Congrats Browns Not numbered on the ultimate draft auto Know about this guy. All right, so this will be a random to all Still in college Peyton Thorn 28 out of 99 He is still at Michigan State We've got going to the commanders Brian Robinson jr. That is not numbered congrats commanders on that one Let's see this guy Gonna be also random to all at the end to 99 Jameer Gibbs still at Alabama currently Nice one there and Going to the Saints ultimate weapons crystal Lave with a little number two inscription very nice Not numbered on that. That's a cool card though. Congrats Saints. Very nice. All right, let's do Do legacy next absolutely Thousand percent base. Yeah dare to tear it be awesome out of this Base under the light streak London orange to 149 for the Falcons Yeah Then it hit one orange cave on tibet out to 299 Giants That's Mark Andrews mini that fell out Ravens Yeah, same dude should buy one Gotcha on Dodson for the commanders to 99 rookie auto nice one there on the orange Gratz commanders That press got Troy Eakman from rookie Vilish Jones bears is George Kittle to 150 Niners Desmond rare Falcons he got too much time dude Time on your hands over there you got knock out Got an RPI or something here It's gonna be a Kyron Williams to 25 for the Rams one color three color nice one there Rams. Congrats on that future Base orange Aaron Rodgers to 199 a cave on tibet oh To 27 of 20 Giants Fred Taylor under the lights Matt Stafford Right here bro Shannon sharp to a hundred Broncos and base his mouth piece one flying. Yeah Do score next Sean's favorite Sean your top loading every single base card in here Yeah, so I can have more Yeah full case to select Bruce.   Yeah Because that's all he's breaking, right? Yeah All card ship on this one squad Base and base. This is cool. Quandre digs for the Seahawks nice one there Congrats Seattle and Kyle Pitts-Gray Yeah foam and sleeving It's gonna be a tough one for sure If you're in here tomorrow Bonsha just random base on that one Niko Collins and Nice one here red Bailey Zappie 11 out of 20.  That's so weird Aaron Rodgers nice one there That sounds pretty cool actually JB What was I gonna say ask him to be three got to ask him if About a spider-man water bottle for sure got a column trash. He's definitely got a column trash Dude, what is this? There's like three of the same inserts every single time and Tyree killed Gray This is so strange. I'll ask him how he hurt his hand. Yeah You won't be saying much because you need deep and yeah, I know he'll be so behind He'll be so behind you probably see Lane sitting here with him. Yeah, there's three of the same inserts again Yeah Gray Nelson Aguilore I Know no, but I'm saying Taylor like usually they're different inserts, but like They're not usually all like three of the same. It's just very bizarre like it's just a very strange thing here That's it. Ask him all that his name's Dylan. There we go gonna roll the dice one two three four five six We'll go for the rest of this score box That rolled all the way over here sliding it over three bottom left Blue Billy Sims do a hundred Yeah, ask him how he got fired on today. Yeah, ask him that Yeah, ask him if he's three for sure that'll get him going by spider-man water bottle and The diaper change. Yeah, Malik will his rookie. You need your dad to come in and change your diaper. Oh, baby Uh Julio Jones green or gold auto 38 out of 50.  That's the first time I've seen that one Matt Stafford gray cool ship it. We got a bunch of these coming up now. These are all going bottom left and Tony Pollard Watching people get knocked out in here Really there's like 45 inserts in the back of this.  All right, let's do certified next Sean loves base cards Sean hearts base card He has a tattoo with a heart that around the word bait or the phrase base cards Aaron Jones Jersey card to 149 for the Packers Gold team Derek Henry base Matt's brakes will be over on the baseball channel. It will not be on the main channel Rob because we have We're streaming over here separately for LSC in the morning to 149 sake one Barclay All servers Hasan Askins the 399 miss cut face pack Nice one there for the Jags 10 out of 35 cool one there Damian Pierce Jersey It's a 399 Texans pink JJ Watt to 199 Build a card they keep coming up here Got tyke one Thornton for the Patriots That's a 299 two-colored RPA. Congrats in New England and Traylon Berks to 325 who gold team Tom Brady to 75 Nice one there in New England Just saw that on the back had to grab it base Zotto is one of one honestly Taylor Cory Davis to 275 Darren Waller and base Alright, we are on to 2022 black Good luck everybody We've got points 600 random to all at the end one of one George kiddo boom Heck yeah Niners Tom B Congrats Tom nice one-on-one kiddo that's scary. Yeah, I Say a likely yeah For the Ravens rookie nice one here Hasan Haskins 23 out of 50 there you go Joshua and Pierce Strong Jr. Wow three of five.  This was Holy cow. Yeah, what are you three that scared you? Do you sleep with a light on? No When you're sitting here, then this guy screens Gold standard first off the line Watchin knockouts Gold standard photo parts nasty on the bottom. Holy cow 17 out of 30 Jameson Williams green Charleston Rambo 9 of 11 With a glass of the glass of warm milk.  Holy cow. That's dope.  Wow congrats Steelers. Who's got the Steelers? That is a nasty nasty card Justin s congrats Justin mag this one for you, buddy. Nice Justin. That is so cool, dude So cool. What a card right there, man All right, we're on to origins Dude, what a day this has been. Yeah from the black PYT's to the select and the now it's uh this Oh, do you want to mag that kiddle? Do you want to mag that kiddle? Yeah Did you or no? Okay, you might if you don't mind That is up there with one of the sickest batches I've ever seen Aaron Jones to 199 Michael Thomas to 299 might be in the base stack Scary Terry can you pick it rookie? Peyton Manning to 77 out of 99 on the rise to the hall player warm Peyton, do we got an extra card in here? Yeah, I think we got an extra card nice Desmond Ritter to 99. Oh, that's kind of cool. I don't think I've seen this yet Go into the bills. We've got James Cook on the rushing stars 17 out of 25. That's sick man. Congrats Buffalo. Who's got the bills? Did I combo them? I might combo them. Yeah, leapy on the combo spot. Congrats, buddy. We beat and then redemption is Kyle Hamilton going to the Ravens Congrats Ravens Nice one there. All right, let's do spectra 21 spectra This could get crazy right here See something nutty man. See a big one-on-one shield or something terrace Marshall. It's a 75 Kyle Trask die-cut that is 30 out of 50 to 75 Najee Harris on the rising rookie dual jersey and Going to the Falcons Kyle Pitts rookie patch autographs hyper congrats Atlanta nice one there DK Silver Pink Michael Carter It's a 25 one out of 25 rookie for the Jets that is Falcons yes, Derek Carr brilliance player worn number 249 This one's kind of sick actually going to the commander six of ten LaVar Arrington on the Green Scope Auto that's really cool, dude Is it actually Taylor? That's kind of wild. You've got blue Lamar Later 56 out of 60 Rondale more 43 out of 50 This is gonna be cool going to the Browns five of five miles Garrett on the mesmerizing marble patch Game-worn miles Garrett to nice and then 18 out of 50 Greg Newsome for the Browns nice Browns path there that Miles Garrett's really sick got make a Fitzpatrick celestial to 99 We've got Rondale more rookie aura tough 60 nice We've got going to the Eagles 55 out of 75 next era Devonta Smith And then six out of 15 for the Lions Deandre Swift on the on-card sky-high signatures very cool. Congrats Detroit That is sick. All right. We're on to 2020 Prism or not prism mosaic. No huddle. This could get nutty these next two boxes get nutty You pull a green shimmer Sean. That's what we do We need something big out of this. This is good stuff right here. Oh, yeah It wasn't all stuck together. That'd be pretty cash money Mark Ingram disco cam acres rookie debut Jalen Hertz Marshall Falk mosaic Jonathan Taylor rookie Patrick Mahomes kid reporter Kenneth Murray on the variation. I believe that is very nice for the Chargers AJ Green CD lamb rookie and Joe or Jim Kelly That's cool Why not a black shimmer just for fun? Insane dude Daryl and James disco Jordan Love rookie Justin Jefferson debut rookie Lovey on Bell disco chase young rookie Kenny Galladay silver DK CJ Henderson and JK Dobbins NFL debut rookie of Derek Henry very nice It's a 75 Blue disco Jerry Judy rookie and Barry Sanders Hall of Fame Emmett Smith Joe Burrow rookie nice one there bangles and Kenneth Murray purple Alvin Kamara number 2 50 18 out of 50 Harrison Smith AJ Dylan Sorry again, we're finishing a little behind guys But I'll get to as many personals as I physically can and then we'll do more personals tomorrow, of course, whatever I don't get to To a introductions rookie, let's go dolphins Isaiah Simmons Emmett Smith still looking for a Billy Ripken air That's such a cool card, dude. I have one My grandpa my uncle gave it to me. Did he really? Yeah silver Antonio Gandy golden Another Antonio Gandy golden NFL debut Deandre Swift Disco Isaiah Simmons tomorrow Tyler Johnson Hall of Fame Kevin Green You know Gold come on, baby Gold Anthony McFarland. I know that's not gold. That's just Steelers color. Anthony McFarland Met of mastery my homes Jacob Eason Jacob Eason Whoops Crying me TJ Atkinson disco Michael Farin and John all servers All servers Kobe Kobe Met a mastery Tom Brady on the disco very nice bucks Brian Edwards Michael Thomas Pro Bowl wait, what are the other two?  I didn't know that actually Got Brian or locker very nice 14 out of 50 for the Bears AJ Dylan Kirk Cousins and Bees disco Jerome Betis Denzel Mims and Henry rugs All right, we're on to a prism photo. Good luck everybody See a big shimmer couple of big shimmers usually get like three to four See big rookie shimmers from out of here All servers Niko Collins Tray McKinney Jamie Newman purple ice that's you 25 Eagles Silver Darren Waller Kobe Kobe all servers Trevor Orange coming up here Tommy tremble rookie Cadarius Tony or in Shane Buccelli to 249 Chiefs and silver and a Sean Ray Blue shimmer coming up Good luck here everybody Najee rookie Eli Mitchell We've got for the Broncos Non-rookie is Justin Simmons very nice one of the more underappreciated players in the NFL 2 out of 25 Congrats Broncos Jerome Betis up to 249 and Christian Wilkins Blue shimmer again Felipe Franks Zach Wilson Non-rookie Falcons inhurst That is five out of 25 Atlanta orange will Fuller to 249 And Tyler Murray Oh green shimmer No green scope just getting not a green shimmer Dio Odi Ingbo red shimmer though Aziz Ojalari Rams Rookie Ernest Jones red shimmer 27 out of 35 And Elijah Molden 28 out of 75 going to the Titans green scope rookie auto There you go, Joshua Tray Lance rookie Christian Barmore silver Jamie Collins Screee Joe Tryon Michael Brockers for the Lions to 99 Blue ice a little bit of a color match Jalen waddle fireworks rookie Gold true gold Come on, baby Adafi oi Carlos boogie bash them Falcons show me a rookie Non-rookie Russell Gage four of ten going to Atlanta Joe burrow Yeah, red shimmers are cool in this all the shimmers are pretty awesome Uh, blue shimmer coming up and a red shimmer. So one of them is going to be autographed Simi Fahoko That's Newsome Michael Thomas red shimmer to 35 Cameron Hayward to 149 and Jabon Curse Three of five going to the Titans. There you go, Joshua. Congrats, buddy Put the Titans on the blue shimmer auto very cool Another red shimmer. Wow Not expecting to see another shimmer in here. Uh, mirror smith marcette Non-rookie John of the neighbor um to 35 for the uh raiders Uh hyper is going to be Blake Martinez who just retired to 175 silver obj round Shreya Nixon Josh Palmer rookie big palm blue wave Charles Woodson to 199 And Justin Fields Last pack of the break guys. Good luck everybody. Well, that's gonna be kind of nasty actually Amon Ross St. Brown rookie Yeah, retire sold a pokemon card and retired Hunter long There's avante Maddox to 199 and how about a gold to uh seven out of ten on the break Congrats on that That'll do it for the break guys. Let me get these random typed in really quick Uh, we're gonna do it one separate random for the points and then one for Peyton thorn and jamir Gibbs You got it. Joshua. No problem, buddy Glad I was able to get some nice stuff for you, man Yeah, Blake Martinez sold the card for 700k. Yeah, I remember that man That's a couple days. I was a couple days ago. Not a couple days ago, but very recently all right I'm gonna do these randoms guys for the points and our two college cards So we've got seven times on each gonna start with the points. Whatever team is on top. We'll get the points one Two three four five six seven that's going to the rams bills combo And we've got seven times on the leaf auto top team will get Peyton thorn Second team will get jamir Gibbs in the order they were pulled Uh one Two three four five six seven, uh cowboys get in Peyton thorn And colts are getting jamir Gibbs All right, let's do a quick recap here guys jerseys Devonta Smith Uh game use miles garret to five browns Derek Carr Raiders Najee Steelers Peyton Manning Broncos Desmond Ritter Falcons Givante Williams for the uh Broncos Jamison Williams, um Lions Justin Tucker Ravens Damian Pierce Texans Aaron Jones Packers non-mad daughters We add javan curse Titans Elijah Molden Titans Anthony McFarlane Steelers Deandre Swift Lyons Greg Newsome Browns Lavar Earrington, uh commanders Kyle Pitts Falcons James Cook Bills Kyle Hamilton Ravens Ike McWano for the um Panthers Ty Juan Thornton Patriots Pierce Strong jr. To five patriots Hassan haskins titans mark brunel jags Khalil Shakir, um Bills Julio jones titans Nico Collins Texans Quandre dig Seahawks Kyron Kyron Williams for the um rams jahan dots and commanders Chris Olave Saints brian robinson jr. Commanders Jerome Ford browns Let's go josh will go dolphins one of one George kill And this disgusting George pickin Steelers patch auto to 79 that'll do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill next up star wars black


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Welcome folks, this is Tom O'Brien at TFNM. We have five days a week, we go seven hours a day, we go 24 hours a day on the internet at TFNM.com. Always remember folks, whatever you think about, you bring about whatever. You focus on growth so everyone's having a great day, safe day, the TGIF folks. Shot week this week, you're gonna love it. Four day weeks, man, I'm digging those, man. Be impeccable with your word, replace fear with love. This is a great card, man. The human mind is like a fertile ground with seeds that continue to be implanted. When you're impeccable with your word, your mind is no longer fertile ground for the words that come from fear. Your mind is only fertile for the words that come from love. Knock it off, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industrial trading up 80, NASDAQ up 26, S&P's up 10, gold contract up a buck, $17.40 an ounce. You got silver up four cents, $19.23 an ounce, platinum up 19 bucks, trading at a price point of 884. You got oil up two bucks at 104.90, notes and bonds, a 10-year note, down 19 ticks, trading $17.21 in a 30-year off a point and a half at $136.29 and King dollar. King dollar down 134 ticks, trading at 106.995, euros 101, yen is at 136 and the British pound is at 120 to one at US dollar. iPhone number's<PHONE_NUMBER>, give us a call folks. Want to know what's going on in your world and the world of the S&P's, let's take a look at them. What do you have? Well, the way this is looking folks, you're gonna get a bounce up, it looks to me like we're gonna get a bounce up to the higher swing point. So, we're going after the swing point that was established out here on the 28th and that's at the 28th of June. That swing on the S&P is 393.16. Now, we haven't hit it and that's a good thing if you're bullish in the market folks because you're not gonna have enough juice this week. But the way this is trading right now, particularly the NDX, I'll get into this in a second. Make a long story short, bottom line, I expect you're gonna go after that. I expect number one, let me just look at these futures for a second. So, we take a look at the futures, the S&P futures and I'm just looking at these because I won't just get an idea if this thing's gonna stick coming into the close. So, we take a look at this. It got us, yeah, well, yeah, this is good. This is good. So, we take a look at these S&Ps. This is what you have. Now, watch this, this is pretty cool actually. Yeah, this is good. This is actually gonna, what you don't want it to do is test the swing today. That's the bottom line. If you're a bull, you do not want to test that swing today. The way it was looking at me, it's, the futures are only up five and a half right now but if they stay up five and a half, even to 10, 10 and a half, that's gonna be fine. You don't want it to take these eyes out. That's the real bottom line. We go into the three cues. What do you have with the three cues? Same type of setup. The cues are stronger. The bottom line, the weaker in the way down, the stronger in the way up again. What do you have with the cues? You know, the swing point on the cues, the 296, five seven, 296 dollars and 57 cents. You need 54 million shares. Now you can see what's happening here. We're gonna get, now this is, this would be the ultimate setup folks. You don't want it to get to the 296. Oh, it already did. Okay, that's all right. And so the reason it's all right is that we're going into 54 million. We're gonna do more than 54 million. We're gonna do like 68, 70 million. And if it lays just right there, that's good. That's saying that the cues will actually get up to this next swing, which is up there at the 303. And right now you're at 295. We go into the gold contract. We take a look at gold. Gold bottom line still needs some action, okay? Right now gold is trading up a buck 10. No big deal. What we did do is we rejected 1726 this morning. And right now you're at 1740. And what this is all about, this is how this shakes out, man. This is all about the dollar. You can really start trading off the dollar, folks. That's the real bottom line. Because what's happened is that the market cannot stand a strong dollar. That's the bottom line. You can see what happened this morning. Fuges were down. You could only smell it out because it was just kind of like, okay, man. You know, this dollar got to 107, 786. Soon as that start backing up, the bottom line at S&P rejected lower price and starts going higher. And we just might have, you know, the dollar taking a break for a bit. And if the dollar takes a break and does like, you know, move lower, the bottom line is that you will see the market move higher.  What it does do is give just enough juice to get everyone going. That's my take on this deal. We take a look at the bond market. The bond market just continues to want lower price, higher yield. You know, we had the jobs number come out this morning with a strong jobs number. That's gonna basically, you know, give Paul running room to basically keep banging his interest rate structure out fast and furious. Your next Fed meeting is on the 27th of July. It's a two-day meet in 27th. They'll come out with the, you know, the meet, yeah, the 27th they come out with the statement at two o'clock. Bottom line, I expect what you're gonna see here is that they get, you know, doing another 0.75 up. And what we do have next Thursday, I believe, is gonna be the CPI. The CPI is gonna be the number. So on the jobs number this morning, what you had, you had the participation rate go down, which in fact brings the jobs number higher, simultaneously. So the participation rate, of course, is that what that is, is that that's the aspect of how many people actually want a job once you're out of the workforce for a certain amount of time.  And, you know, we'll see where that shakes out. But percentage-wise, we're not even close to where we're gonna be in the long term. Let's go take a look at some of the higher volume equities out here today and see what's moving this market around. You had advanced micro, that's up 21 cents. Fords up three cents, no big deal. Amazon's down 53, Tesla's up 21 bucks. That's the big mover out there. Coinbase is up $3, who knows why that is up $3. That's like insane, but bottom line is it's up three bucks. We're gonna take a look at inside the Dow industrials, the strength versus the weakness inside the Dow industrials. And point-wise, what you have out here, we have UnitedHealth, I think, is gonna be the big one. Yeah, UnitedHealth is putting 50 positive points, 10 AM, Gen 13, America's Fresh 12. Taken away from it, Goldman, minus nine, Salesforce minus eight, Microsoft minus seven. Stay right there, folks, we're coming right back. Our phone number's<PHONE_NUMBER>. Come right back, folks.


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