All right, separate traders, welcome on back here this Friday to close out the week, this March 11th. Great to see all of our students and members alike inside Cyber Group, and if you're joining us once again on social media, Facebook Live or YouTube, welcome on back as well. Great to see Leda, Bill, Norman, Michael B, Mike C, Riavran, all of us otherwise, rejoining us live inside the trading room. Great to see everybody. So, let's hop into it, folks. We have the TMC stack up on the screen here to begin. Just flipping through my gainers list, that's it. I didn't randomly have this up to begin. We've been following this one, of course, from the morning. So, let's at least break this down, why this ended up making the run that it made, but for the afternoon, it just started to pull back down a little bit more, so I'm not as particular about it just yet. Maybe if we can make the slingshot here from 280, come back to this stock by the end of the meeting. But from the morning, we ended up seeing this stock. It was pretty flat and pre-market leading into the open, but it made a big pop, right? So, from there, you hope to see support build. This thing was nasty. Ended up completely diving right back down, and hey, once you happen to see that pop and then very quick drop after, you don't really expect this to make the run that it actually made. So, hey, today being a Friday, it's kind of a blessing that today's a Friday because we're normally pretty jaded by lack of activity on a Friday, Mondays and Fridays, not really the most active market days. Well, that actually allowed us to remain more focused on this stock, just from the market open, right? There is not as much moving out there at least within the first hour. So, it was easier for us to kind of flip back to this stock, and then over time, we started to see it really begin to squeeze back up, build back up above the 250 level, and then from there, you can see heading into the early afternoon, it's the level that it's trying to hold above right now, 280. 280, really strong level. Maybe you could say like a 282-ish I would have to look into my book map level four to see if there were any big iceberg orders right off that price, but certainly right at 280, maybe 282 right there, really strong level from earlier resistance. You would hope that resistance would create support. It did at first. So, this is the point of contention right now, really. You know, if this stock wants to run up, much higher later on today by 330 Eastern time, well, it's got a whole support. So, this is the level to do it from 280-ish and you even have the VWAP right under there to back you up, trading about 28 million shares today, the VWAP so far right now this afternoon is at 277, few cents under. So, still, this is definitely in a do or die situation I feel like right now for this TMC, but we'll put this on our watch list for right now. All right, so start off the stock on the screen there. Let's just go right from top to bottom otherwise, as always, and we'll see what else is moving. MGLD, I'll tell you, I had this like weird trade station data issue and I guess I still have it. I just maybe, I don't know why. It's been a weird week, folks. There was one stock earlier this week where I wasn't able to get the data on. It's listed through the AMEX and I've been able to trade AMEX stocks in the past. There was one other from this week I wasn't able to get the data on, but it pretty funky. Ended up making a nice squeeze up this morning. MGLD from like four up towards seven, false breakout from seven from there came back down. So for the afternoon, we're not gonna focus on it, but maybe keep it in mind for next week. GFAI, and as I do that, let me just switch back to a daily chart here, weekly turning into a daily. There we go. So GFAI, cheapy, normally, we don't really tend to trade the stocks that are below a dollar. Hey, if they make a great move, they don't catch our attention. This made a great move in pre-market. So once the market opened, this ended up just continuing, broke over a dollar, ended up running up nearly 40 cents from there. But again, you'd hope to see support hold. It did at first off of pre-market highs, off of 90 cents or so, but from there it just ended up collapsing, pulling back down a bit. All right, I think I skipped over this one. Wolf, WULF, I don't know what ticker this is here. Happy I turned to it, sheesh. Oh my God, this thing's on a run right now. Wolf is the name of the company, just Wolf, WULF. But yeah, right now, nice push up. Stock took a huge hit going back into the beginning of March, but it's slowly been consolidating, bouncing, and then obviously here today, they're just moving up parabolically pretty much. Yeah, for right now, definitely put this on our watch list. Just be careful of the liquidity or lack thereof, as I say. Actually, if anything on the trade station matrix here, I'll be able to show you where the volume was filled recently here, off of nine and also 890. Maybe 890 could be a nice backup level of support for nine. So that would be a thought there. But yeah, this thing needs to make a strong move, even from this point, because it already made such a nice slingshot here. So I'd love to see this break a new high, make a move closer up to 10. All right, we keep it going here, folks. It's been a long day of talking, I apologize for that. I'm a little under the weather here too this morning. So a couple of water breaks in between. My apologies for that. The EXN trade though, hey, it's starting to squeeze back up ever so slightly here. Stock dumped off once the market opened up. So I personally put this on the pre-market watch list this morning. I wasn't too hopeful for it to be honest with you. It was one of the more active stocks in pre-markets. So that's the main reason why I put it on our list. But it was on a straight down trend, the whole pre-market. What's the trend of the stock leading into the open? That's what I always like to ask here for any stock that I'm looking to trade. So with that, it's more on that we'll see history repeat itself, ended up just kind of popping then dropping right back down. All right, keep it going. CYTO another pop and drop. That's going to be the theme of the day today, theme of the week. HYMC, pop and drop. MULN, ooh, this is looking great, perfect. All right, so I'm actually a little upset that I'm not in this stock right now now that I'm thinking of it. But this stock, MULN, I made this call out earlier today folks and it's still like kind of early in relation to the pattern. But this ended up having a nice trend line off the highs here over the last week, week and a half. Just snapped it earlier today. So I made that call out when I was making this initial run up, Rich first called it out inside the chat board. And that was the first thing that I saw. So since it's only moved up a bit higher, right now there's a 368,000 share order on the ask at 150, so that's not surprising, right off the 50 cent level. What's the high off the last peak here? 144. So let's assume that 144 to 150, namely 150 is going to be your resistance here. But yeah, MULN looks incredible. All right, cool. Now we got ourselves a little list here, TMC, MULN, Wolfstock. Let's see what else we got here. Grub, you can say it's kind of holding there but it's like watching the grass grow really for the last like hour and a half, two hours here for this one. Familiar name Grom, not just from this morning but we ended up trading this one over the last like two, three months I'm sure on the bigger volume days like this. Little squeeze up even here right now but I'm gonna pass on it, it's a Friday. So I don't, you know, I always say this, I never like to build too big of a watch lists here in the afternoon but even furthermore for a Friday. Just to round out the gainer side here folks, Mark it's kind of slumping off a bit so I'm not gonna expect to find too much on the gainer side here but I just want to say there's no real names here at all actually. All right, let's hop on over to loser's list. I'll do a little Bitcoin by the end of this meeting folks. Hold me to it. I'm gonna do a Bitcoin video this weekend. I promise I had a lot on my plate from the last weekend but by Sunday I'll have a new video out, you know, just on Bitcoin. My thoughts on it over the next week or so but I've been saying my thoughts to all this live inside cybergroup here day to day and you know, just from our meeting back on Wednesday for us on YouTube and Facebook live I was mentioning it needs to be above 40,000 for it to get my interest. So, you know, not a whole lot's really happened since that time to be honest with you there. Didi to top off the loser's list right now. Jeez, this is everything that I wanted to have out of what was it, the IVC stock from earlier this week on Wednesday I put IVC on the afternoon watch list.  Well, again, right now Didi is making that move that I wanted back on Wednesday. So, this has been a home run all day. Right when the market opened up, we called this thing out and now breaking new all time lows here for the Didi trade. Right now there's about 113,000 shares on the bid roughly off of the low there at 179. So, we'll definitely put this on our watch list.  So, I'd say watch out for that 179 iceberg first. And even if it breaks under that order, you know, don't rule out a false breakout. So, just be mindful of that if anything, it's down so much the last day and, you know, even the day before. All right, let's see what else we got. RLX, I'm not gonna put this one on. Both down, both are at all time lows actually, but it's harp trade. This one might be at all time lows also. Jeez, a whole list of stocks at all time lows here today. I wish we were doing the phase two class today for all of us inside cyber group. Do a class on all time highs and lows there. But yeah, all time low right now or it was from earlier today. It's just been flat. It's dropping off here a little bit. You know, so maybe by three o'clock, 315, perhaps we'll look to call this out if it looks better. LX, ooh, this one looks all right. This one looks really good as far as a downtrend. And another one, all time lows. Damn, what is going on here, folks? That's three separate trades at least that are at all time lows that are under five bucks, let alone three bucks. And they're all shortable. This one, honestly, it's hard for me to not put this on our watch list here. It says all the makings of at least a tradeable stock. Right now you have a iceberg at 209 right off the low, then your next assumed support for this one to be off of two. Yeah, LX, I'll put this one on our list. LX, then LU. So Norman called out the LU trade from earlier today. Yeah, it was a nice short two. It's also kind of near all time lows, but this one's a lot more flat. So what was that other one that we had LX? We'll put that one on our list, the LU, not so much. Then Norman also calling out right now live inside our trading room. GDS is at the all time lows right now too. That's a $26 stock. Oh man, this thing's getting hit. Yeah, it's not all time lows though, Norman. Not all time lows. You gotta go back to 2018, 2017, but it's great short. So definitely put this on our list here for right now, the GDS. Just be mindful of the liquidity though here too. This one's also pretty thin, like the Wolf trade that was on the gainer side. All right, we keep it going, we keep it moving. Let's see what else here. API shortable, trading just over a million shares though, which isn't a whole lot. But this one's at all time lows, Norman. This one's looking a lot better as a all time low opportunity. Little slow, probably trading thin volume per minute. Yeah, about 2,000 shares a minute. So it's more of the lack of volume being traded right now is the reason why I'm not as focused on this one, but looks good on the chart. Cufin, yeah, flat. This one's probably trading more volume per minute compared to the other one. About seven, maybe 8,000 shares a minute. Not at all time lows, but don't need to put this on our list. All right, folks, I'll tell you what, I think that we're just about good to go for anyone on YouTube or Facebook Live if there's anything that you folks see that's up down, left, right, more than 5%, or of course, for all of us live inside cyber groups, let me know. Ron on the X trade at the high of the day. So not everything is dropping off right now. Not everything is at all time lows. Man, X has been a beast lately. Really, the last week straight, this thing's been, or last month straight, technically, if you're looking at the weekly chart, that's a weekly, not a daily, but really this whole week, of course, with that in mind as well, right? Just nonstop. So yeah, X we'll put back on our list. This one looks great.  Assuming that means Chuck's in from 22. It's on the way to 23 now. Hey, if you're in it from 22, you're doing pretty good. On 1,000 shares, you're up about $1,000, if not a little bit more. But for right now, it's just like any side list stock. I don't know, it's just down 2% Chuck. If I put this on our list, I'm gonna have a need to put AMC on our list, which is a possible short on the way down. Maybe NEO trade, which has been getting crushed. And NEO is actually looking pretty good as a short, if anything, it's down over 5%, pulling back down here at least. I'll tell you what, I think I'm selling myself into putting NEO in particular on our watch list. Let's just check out the others. I mean, I can say that about any trade, right? Like the airlines or cruise lines. So far, I ain't looking too bad. Wow, all right. Now that I'm going through a few of these side list stocks, I mean, SoFi is looking better than NEO. I mean, that's just the truth. So definitely SoFi. NEO, it's down over 8% and it's still pulling back down a bit here. So why not? But the others on less if it's right near the highs, right near the lows and showing a lot of momentum. I feel like we're good to go here for right now, folks. 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Myself, Mrs. Veena Sunil Patki, Assistant Professor, Department of Electronics Engineering, Valkan Institute of Technology, Sallapur, welcome you for this session. At the end of this session, students can describe types of electric braking. Brake is an equipment used to reduce the speed of any moving or rotating equipment like vehicles, locomotives. The process of applying brakes is called as braking. We can classify braking into two parts, mechanical braking and electrical braking. In mechanical braking, speed of motor is reduced by mechanical process, power is wasted in the form of heat and it requires frequent maintenance. Mechanical braking is used to hold the drive at standstill. In electrical braking, the whole process depends on the flux and torque direction. Mechanical braking allows smooth stop. It is used where frequent, quick, accurate and emergency stops are required. It keeps the speed within safe limit or hoist. Speed of the driven unit is suitably controlled during its deceleration. Types of electric braking, there are various types of motors having different properties. Hence, these braking methods also differs for each motor. We can divide braking into three parts, dynamic or rheostatic braking, plugging or reverse current braking and regenerative braking. So let us discuss about all these types one by one. For shunt motor, supply voltage is replaced by resistance across armature for dynamic or rheostatic braking. So you can see here the current direction for the shunt motor is downward. So here the armature current direction is downward and the motor rotates in clockwise direction. For dynamic braking, this armature supply is disconnected and the variable resistance is connected across the armature. The back AMF is there across armature and due to that back AMF current through this armature is reversed. So current direction is now upward. So the torque which is created on the motor is now reversed and due to that the braking will be applied. So we can calculate the braking torque. So armature current is given by Eb by R plus Ra where Eb equal to k1 and phi. So here we can calculate the braking torque equal to k2 Ia phi. If we put Ia in this equation here the braking torque is equal to k3n phi square. If flux is constant, braking torque is directly proportional to speed and when speed decreases to zero that braking torque becomes zero. For this shunt motor armature or field winding current is reversed for plugging or reverse current braking. So here you can see here in this diagram again the current direction is downward and here in this diagram armature connections are reversed. So A1 is connected to here and A2 is connected to positive of the terminal. So current direction will be reversed that is upward in this diagram you can see. So here the torque which is created due to this connection will be reversed and that will create the brake on the motor that will reduce the speed of the motor. But here due to this connection the back EMF and the supply voltage both are in series. So we can calculate the armature current equal to V plus Eb divided by R plus Ra. So braking torque is given by k2 Ia phi. So Ia is equal to V by Ra R plus Ra plus k1n phi by R plus Ra. If I put this Ia in this equation so we will get the equation like this and if we find out that in braking torque that braking torque equal to k3 plus k4n phi square. So if flux is constant and when speed decreases to 0 braking torque equal to k3 means some braking torque is there at standstill position. So here we can use this reverse current braking or plugging in controlling elevators, rolling wheels, printing press, machine tools etc. But in this method motor tries to accelerate in other direction after coming to rest. So some auxiliary device is required to cut off the supply as soon as the motor comes to rest in case of failure of supply this method is ineffective. So regenerative braking motor run at a speed higher than no load speed with a constant excitation. Due to this back EMF becomes greater than supply voltage and machine acts as a generator. That power is delivered to the line from the motor means that machine acts as a generator and current direction through armature is also reversed the same effect can be obtained by if we increase the shunt current or the field current which increases the flux in the motor and the speed decreases because the speed is inversely proportional to flux. So for shunt motor if back EMF is greater than supply voltage armature current reverses. So the direction of torque reverses and speed falls until back EMF becomes equal to supply voltage. So you can see here the direction of the current through the armature is downward but if we make the speed of the motor above the rated speed above the no load speed that motor acts as a generator and the direction of the armature current is reversed that is upward and that will create the opposite direction torque. So we can apply regenerative braking where frequent braking and slowing of drives is required. It is useful in holding a descending load of high potential energy at a constant speed it is also used to control the speed of motors driving loads such as in electric locomotives elevators cranes and hoist but this method cannot be used for stopping the motor but used for controlling the speed above the no load speed. Now pause the video and think about this question so polarity of supply voltage is reversed in which type of braking regenerative braking dynamic braking plugging none of these. So what is the answer plugging now let us discuss about the dynamic or rheostatic braking for series motor. So here in this series motor the current direction is downward and if we disconnect the supply voltage and if we connect the resistance but here we have to reverse connections of the armature winding or field winding for this rheostatic braking or dynamic braking. So that we can make the direction of the current through this series motor opposite and the torque which is created on the motor will be reversed. So here the A1 is connected to negative and A2 is connected to the positive through this variable resistance so that the opposite torque is created on the motor and motor tries to stop. So plugging or reverse current braking for this series motor so current direction is downward you can see here for the plugging series motor this armature the connections is reversed and one resistance is connected in series with the armature. So the opposite torque is created and braking will be applied. For regenerative braking for series motor increase in excitation results decrease in speed as such it is not possible to get EMF more than voltage it is not possible to make field current more than the armature current hence regeneration braking with series motor is not possible but can be used with traction motors with some special arrangements. So you can refer the books Electrical Engineering by B. L. Thareja, Principles of Electrical Machines by V. K. Mehta and Rohit Mehta. Thank you.


Hello and welcome. I'm Lynne Fries, producer of Global Political Economy, or GBE Newsdocs. While most countries are focused on coping with COVID-19 and its aftermath, some rich countries are pursuing an expansionist free trade agenda at the World Trade Organization. One example of this is an effort underway to establish new rules globally for digital trade. Digital trade rules, a disastrous new constitution for the global economy by and for Big Tech, authored by Deborah James, was the topic of a recent book launch and webinar. This report features highlights of some key points contributed by Deborah James at that webinar. We go now to our featured clips. Thank you so much to the Rosa Lucknerberg Stifting for publishing the paper and for organizing this seminar and to roll on and to all my excellent co-panelists. Welcome everyone. Thank you for being here today. Just to say our world is not for sale is a global network of about 250 groups from the global north and south from about 50 different countries. And we oppose the current model of corporate globalization and we work together for a democratic, sustainable and fair multilateral trading system. So today I'm going to share with you three major points. We're here to talk about the digital trade rules that the Big Tech corporations are pushing in the WTO and in other forum. So I'm going to talk about the origin of the talks. Why are we having this discussion? I'll give you a brief status update and then I'm going to focus on the implication of the rules. So a couple of basic points. Technology obviously can stimulate prosperity and development. It can bring us closer together and help build sustainable livelihoods. We are not anti-technology. But it can also constrain development. It can exacerbate inequalities and it can destroy jobs and ways of life. So whether countries, workers and consumers everywhere will benefit from new technology or whether the benefits will only accrue to a teeny tiny minority will be determined by the rules which set the playing field for how digitalization will evolve over time. And the important point is who is setting those rules. Now one of the best investments that corporations can make is to change the rules under which they operate so that they can extract greater profits from the economy while preventing their competitors from having a level playing field. Now powerful corporations have long used their surplus profits to invest in the undemocratic practice of trade policy making. To use trade agreements to lock in rules promoting their rights to make profits while limiting government's ability to regulate them in the public interest. Often through policies that they could not have advanced through democratic channel. The World Trade Organization as we know is the global rulemaking body on international trade. Big Tech and other corporations operating in transport, logistics, telecoms, finance, agribusiness, industrial, many other sectors are lobbying governments to use the WTO to liberalize the digitalization that is currently transforming the global economy and particularly the governance of today's most valuable resource which is data. So what's a quick status update? Well in 2016 the Obama administration first proposed rules on digital trade in the WTO. After hiring a corporate tech lobbyist under the guise of e-commerce talks in the WTO, proponents tried to get all 164 members to agree to a new mandate to negotiate binding rules on digital trade and to permanently push aside the development agenda which has been pending since 1995. But developing countries resisted the imposition of this new corporate agenda and they blocked the new mandate at the last WTO ministerial which was in Buenos Aires in December 2017. However, a group of 76 countries launched talks among themselves to bring about a binding agreement on digital trade in the WTO. Now these nations are constantly lobbying and pressuring other developing countries that are not participating also to join their ranks. Their aim is to conclude an agreement involving as many countries as possible as well as to secure a mandate for talks among members of the WTO all the members by the time of the next ministerial conference. So that was supposed to occur last month but it's been postponed at this time. Now one of the characteristics of the contemporary global economy is that while the productivity of workers and small businesses has increased over time obviously, large corporations continually take more and more than their share. As I mentioned, they have used their surplus profits to intervene in the policymaking process to design the market to distribute more of the gains to themselves. Now this process has been facilitated by digitalization and the proposed rules are intended to lock in and accelerate that appropriation of the productivity of workers. So in reality, Big Tech has proposed the rules in order to consolidate its exploitative business model. So what does it include? It includes gaining rights to access markets globally. They want to be around the world. They want to lock in deregulation and they want to evade and prevent future regulation. They want to access an unlimited supply of cheap labor that has been stripped of its rights. They want to expand their power through monopolies. They want to avoid payment of taxes. And now the newest aspect, they want to be able to extract and control personal, social and business data around the world. Data is the lifeblood of the digital economy. So whichever firms dominate artificial intelligence in their sectors by virtue of their big data set will dominate their industries about the fact that U.S.-based Big Tech, Transnational Corporations, Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Microsoft are now five of the six largest corporations in the world. Now the proponents are disguising their proposals in the Trojan horse of being able to unleash development through the power of micro, small and medium enterprises using e-commerce. These are not e-commerce rules. They go far beyond e-commerce and would result in the liberalization of all aspects of the economy. They really represent a new constitution binding global rules on the entire digital economy written by Big Tech for its own benefit. Now these rules were already in the Trans-Pacific Partnership. So it's in the TPP. They also currently exist in the EU, Japan, FTA and the U.S.-Japan FTA and in the renegotiated NAFTA, the so-called U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. So if your country is a member of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, you already have these rules. If you're part of USMCA, if you are EU with Japan, you already have them. But that doesn't mean that they have to be exported to the whole world because they are much harder to change if they are agreed in the WTO. Between the EU and Japan, you can change it when you finally decide that it makes no sense for your countries. But we need to not happen in the WTO. We need to make a change and we need to make sure that our activities that we're advocating for, if they're economic justice, racial justice, data privacy, whatever, that they include also paying attention to the rules that are being developed globally. We have lots of room for growth within our world is not for sale for more groups to join to participate in this fight. We need to make a change and we need to get the rules that we need, worker rights, more taxation, anti-monopoly, and stop them from implementing the rules that they want, which will really have such a devastating impact on our lives for the future. Because once you get these rules in the WTO, forget ever changing them. That is a problem. We have to leave it there. Many thanks to the organizers and all participants of this event. And thank you for joining us in this episode of GPE News Dogs, reporting on digital trade rules, a disastrous new constitution for the global economy, buy-in for Big Tech, authored by Deborah James, director of international programs at the Center for Economic and Policy Research, and coordinator of the global Our World Is Not For Sale Network.


Lastly, we're just going to do the while statement. It's just going to evaluate and continue to do something while something holds true. So computer variable called i attach to it the integer value 1, and now that it exists, remember the scope, so it exists outside of. So while i is less than or equal to 5, do this. So it's going to loop through this up until this is no longer true. So the first time it runs through is 1 because I've given it the value 1. So it takes this value outside, it takes it from outside, whereas with a for loop I created it with in net for loop. So while i is that we've been a print i, in the short hand I want to show you for i equals i plus 1, is this this i plus equals 1. So remember this is not algebra. When you write something like this i equals i plus 1 is not algebra if I take the i over to the left hand side that says 0 equals 1. That's not how a computer works. It's going to look at the right hand side of this equation and it's going to say well what is in i at the moment, well it's 1, i add to that another one which is 2 and now I attach that 2 inside of the computer variable. It's a little space in memory, it's not a real mathematical variable. In the short hand of writing that many computer languages have this short hand, plus equals 1 means 1 equals i equals i plus 1. If I put a minus there it'll be i equals i minus 1. It's just a little short hand and as you can imagine it's just going to execute in print 1 to 5. Once again this i exists outside of that and the last time it went through, remember I was 5 so it still allowed it through, it added 1 to that which made it 6. It went around again and now 6 was larger than 5 so it did not execute it just exited. But i now is 6 as you can see there. So that's it for flow control, a lot to get used to but very powerful stuff to use inside of your code.


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Yes, I guess Landrum was the best one with speakers and good speeches and good speakers Who wrote speech? Oh our wall how patience Adam Yomelinsky and how did you get by with your minds today with it did not come up on the floor Jimmy Roosevelt Inserted the record the letter that you're going to give out the defense to McNamara Two years ago clarifying his record is denying these charges. He put that there in the record Roosevelt and some of these liberal congressmen are very upset. They feel that you're gonna see he's got the shaft and It's just been it's been tough holding someone down today for saying anything on the floor But it would have been on wise for for your own whiskey boy and to say anything is unwise for Roosevelt, too He's a plain damn fool your lines. You better stay in the defense department. McNamara is the best defender He's got it and they say just when he's got and he ought to tell him That's where he won't stay until we get him confirmed his sister secretary defense. That's that's great. I'm glad to hear you say that I won't tell him about it I tell him and I thank you the old straight there and I can my story wants try to get him said secretary defense And I wouldn't mind that going bad if he's wrecked it's clean Has he belong to any liberal organization liberals? Yes Yes, but no comment on this and in those liberal organizations. He has opposed the Congress and has driven them out And I want liberal organizations as a question was he belongs to the American Veterans Committee you committed with that. No That's a small group of veterans who who organized to fight for liberal causes 20-25 years ago were to the members that are in the beginning There was a big fight over whether to come into the dominated or not. You know, unless he helped expose and drive them out That's a matter of record Worker is it been cited? No, sir.  I told him that's fine. He could do it and that is three months ago Four months That's good But now we've got to get and I don't want to commit. I see I'm gonna rewrite your poverty program Y'all you boys got together and wrote this stuff and I thought we just gonna have in why As I understood it, you know what I think about the poverty program what I thought we're gonna do I thought we're gonna have CCC cams. We've got there and I Thought we're gonna have a community action where city or county or school district or some governmental agency could sponsor projects State Highway Department sponsored and we'd pay the labor and Very limited amount of materials on it But to make them put up most of materials and good deal supernation so forth. There's a lot of guys there I thought if we'd say to a high school boy, that's about to drop out We'll let you work the library sweet floors or work Scrubs or pick the rocks and we'll pay enough so you can stay in school We got that thought you'd let a college boy do the same thing college girl Now I never heard of any Liberal outfits. It's where you could subsidize anybody. I think I'm against that I just to go on doing the Peace Corps. Then that's your private thing. That's Kennedy But my my Johnson program I'm against subsidizing any private organization Now if we had a hundred billion we might need to but with all the governmental agencies in this country I had a whole lot rather dick daily do it in the urban league And he's got heads of departments and he's got experienced people that are handling hundreds of millions of dollars And every one of these places I'd make them come in sponsor these projects And I just think it makes us wide open and I don't want anybody to get in the grants Now you got the grants out for farmers didn't you all together? And I got that thing I don't handicap that I met you to you last night Know everybody has to work Well, can anybody explain me why in hell it costs $4,600 a year for boy Driver can better than I can but it boils down to basic to the basic fact that travel For the number of it you've got to have more instructors for this because these boys are more undisciplined And so per capita per 10 boys you've got to have at least one there for you one instructor Until they tested and see whether or not it goes that adds up your cost The other things are food so forth and it's only 12 months basis rather than on a nine month basis with your college education Well, I know what anybody can board for a hundred dollars a month That's 1200 and I know you're gonna pay them 50 Isn't that right? That's right. That's 600. So that's 1,800 And they say exclusively you can't equipment. So you would have to According to this have about $2,800 for teachers. I don't make sense I don't know enough about but you find out enough about it cuz you're the unit that done and you have this program and you've been running it That's the big question. I've been asked about every time I talk somebody you tell them And I won't see why we can't cut that down. So that's gonna have to stand screw now I'm gonna put an auditor on that Now on these five people, let's just be awfully careful that we don't get committed to anybody and any of these are Messages what's a Negro woman that's coming down that you put them in charge Giving out interviews in New York Post. Let's be awful careful that I'm not committed to point a damn one out Exactly, and I want to get some real able tough people that are good administrators in these places And I'm willing for him to go to the best business man. He's got sir and robot Every place he can get a business man and draft him in Tom Watson We give him a man someone but bring them in but I sure do want people to stand up on this hill Cuz it's a Johnson program and it's gonna be disgraceful, but the election if we're not careful, that's right So you see the understand that I talked to him about that today and right after that He's just me over a memo to you about one possibility More than you're you're more than you look at it very able young business man who's the executive vice president of the talk to Peter Britannica which is a Going for great guns out there Send that down to you Well, what I want is I want somebody that I don't build ends up that don't appeal to me much But I want somebody that's really come up competitively and point on a farm and know somebody poverty himself And you know, it's got it's had a little hockey between his toes, right? Well, we'll find it with I agree with you 100% on that And I have a couple of guys in mind to suggest That's good That's good. Now What is done doing? Well, he's put together this a number of big research books for it. He's organized people to Answer charges make speeches get on the attack. He's doing that He's putting together a lot of pamphlets which I've been reading this weekend. Okay, and for the convention in the campaign He's brought us some advanced because advanced speech writers in He's trying to fire some people of the committee of the real hacks on that research committee That's best news I've heard He says they're all just tags You ever get any reaction to him on Bobby? Yes, sir. What's he saying? He told me that I was for him. He said if the person wanted him I was not if he wasn't now that it's behind I have thought about it anymore And let me see who was Bill had had told me that Bobby was in New York today. It's all Wagner But the story up there is that he's Bobby tow wagon. He was going to run for The Senate and that he had told you that I told I didn't know a thing about it But and goodwin told me that Bobby's gonna take a cruise next week and decide whether or not he runs for the Senate and his Feeling was that he would But it doesn't it doesn't it tell me came the next morning and said I guess you know that I was for Bobby If the present was well, we ought to brought him in if you was no we gotta watch that I can't we learn from that. Well, but he had told I'd ask him that before we ever brought him in And he said I'm for whoever the president wants Which is not inconsistent with what he said Until George he sent this to him by wire. They statement headed all men and graft up tonight on poverty Well, I'll just really now tell you that's what I'll do and then you get me the one the best the good runs on Race get him cleared up with Russell and you better get me Edited transcript to my meeting with the governor doesn't cost you anything put this on wire get it down here doesn't I'll get that thing so I'll have it here tomorrow the governor of Louisiana, Louisiana Or to have some real breakthrough on this employment. I don't know what's new what we do But if we've got poverty past I can really brag on it and see if words can't give me a real blowing up statement bragging on it Something I could say that's new predicting and what's gonna happen or something How are y'all gonna get rid of these kids right quick that on employment rolls? When you get your bill, I don't know miss president on that I do know I talked to him say to work about what he's going to do to get a hundred fifty thousand kids under the work training program And he's moving ahead in that regard. He wants to try to you know by mid-october have it At least seventy five thousand up on work training. Well, that's this year We ought to have a conference on it for the past tomorrow don't have one set up Monday. That's right Well, that's exactly right. Let's set one up for me Monday as driver and then bring them all in What's the biggest signing we've ever had on it, too? So I'll have this poverty statement You better get the questions and answers the morning like what I'm gonna say about Mississippi What are they gonna say? What question you think you would ask? What do you think about this Mississippi situation? Yes, sir. Are we gonna indict them of federal banjir here? We haven't found out actually who did it yet. I mean, we're not ready Oh, there's a little bit of that they were getting pretty close, but we probably won't be close enough tomorrow Plain things have a violate any federal law. I don't know They violated a data by the state law and Georgia didn't yes, sir. That's right Joe Rao was on television Just raised in hell today on the freedom party I had making the speech to their convention said he's got to They got to be seated now. That's gonna run as we do that right and you better tell up free You better call them and say now. I'm taking no part in vice president, but you know, I like you and how much I admire you but The president's gone and Rao is on television today And there's one thing that will make everybody already got 15 states in the south and not very much for you But there's one thing that you want to I want to caution you against is having anybody else sponsoring You're like the Attorney General because a lot of people coming in saying that It's you sucking up to him that picture Number one, I want to caution you get to number two if you've got any labor friends or any other friends get a hold of Rao and find that Rao doesn't get committed seat freedom because you run all the border states out And it keeps us better. Good to see them. Nothing good can come from it. We've already got to make a rule We've already got deliverable, but we've got a fighting chance in Texas To win and if you can't do this, well, you haven't met your first test as vice president This is up to you to corral the meanies and the liberals and everybody And get Rao to quit pledging these folks and not be coming. He's saying I'm going to the floor fight Now if you can do that and the president tells me he signed up to you and he knows you take care of it But he's gone now and I just won't tell you that some people came in here today and they're using this on you So you keep putting your arm around somebody going down the car with them number one And I'll give you suggestions from time to time But I know of the people in this race the one he likes the most is you But he's getting lots of heat Governor Brown's supposed to be for you, but he's in here in the White House this week So for okay now I've got to watch this press. I've got to get something from Gordon on economy You got to get something hella


Okay, solution 4 is, 1. I am a big fan of, and it's meditation, and it took me till I got into my thirties to really appreciate that meditation was a beneficial thing to be doing. Before that, I kind of had this perspective, as a really esoteric sitting cross-legged, much like this lady is here, on a mountain top somewhere, becoming some monk type figure. Meditation doesn't need to be like that. ydiwr yn ôl, yn ymyrch, rydych gyda'n gweld yn ymyrch, mewn dweud, a'r eich gwybod y mod i'ch gweld yn y cyflwynt, yw ymlaen yn ymwybod ymlaen. Felly, yna sut sydd ar y cyfle, yn ymlaen â'r llys o ddysgu o ddysgu o ddysgu, diwedig amdano, yw'r llys i'ch gael hwn yn eu lle? Yn y ddysgu I'ch gael yma, yn ymdo i'r bosid, yw gwybod yw'r bwysor, mae'n ffrifeto, oedd yma ar y mater, ar y meditai. If they do, that's completely fine. Allow that to happen, but also do not grasp onto them. Let them go at the same time. So if a fork comes into your head, let it come in and let it go out without attaching with it, without engaging with it whatsoever. Otherwise, you're just spending time daydreaming or thinking still, and those two states will ultimately exhaust you. What you need to do is just focus on your breathing. When I started off meditating, I started off meditating for two minutes at a time, and it was awesome that I could sit still for that long at that point, because I was so physically active and energetic to keep moving that I found that a huge challenge. Other people might be fine, and for the very first time they did, they might sit down, close their eyes, 20 minutes goes by, and they feel at ease and comfortable doing it. So what I would suggest is if you're going to begin to use meditation, do it for between two and five minutes to start off with, and over a period of days and weeks, build it up. I have an approach that I've taken for the last two years, which is I meditate for 24 minutes a day, one minute for each hour of the day. I'll do it usually mid-afternoon, and I'll take a seat, focus on my breathing, and again, when I come out of that, state-wise I'm ready to go, I'm ready to give my afternoon, my evening, everything that I'm capable of. So if there are any people who've been sceptical about meditation in the past, there's loads of great research on it, and it does a lot for you both physically, physiologically, and psychologically and mentally. It will put you at your best, and I'd encourage you, if you are a sceptic, to go and have a look at some of the research that's been done on meditation. I can point you towards some if you're interested in that afterwards, and it is one of those things that I have made now a discipline in my life, like brushing my teeth, like doing my high-intensity exercise. It's one of those things that is an essential discipline, and I wouldn't want to have to live without that. Another solution to stress, we're going to move slightly more on to the psychological approaches to stress now. First of all, do you remember the first stressor we said, the first condition that causes stress is change for most people? Having a positive attitude to change is essential. It is the one thing, as I said earlier, that is inevitable in our lives. If you're opposed to change, you're going to get left behind. In fact, the only time we don't change in our lives is when we're dead. So be prepared for a lot of change in your lives up to that point, and fostering a positive attitude to change, dealing with circumstances as they arise, and learning to know that you are going to be okay. You are going to be able to deal with this is really important. That moves on to positive thinking, which is easier said than done in some ways, because we can be caught up in our own subconscious psychological beliefs about ourselves, and they may hold us back from having a positive attitude at times, particularly when we're under stress. It's when we're under stress that the worst side of our characters will often come out. We might get grouchy, we might get grumpy, we might get aggressive, some people get manipulative, and it's important if you catch yourself going to that place to keep positive, to keep thinking about what you can provide, what you can do for yourself and what you can provide other people. Positive self-talk is something that is covered in a lot of self-help psychological books, and I would encourage people to do it and to give yourself some positive affirmations. The thing I would say with positive affirmations is that they can be really dangerous if you don't actually believe in them. So just saying to yourself, I am fantastic with women, if you genuinely don't believe that about yourself, is not going to help you because the mind will see a distance between what you're trying to tell it and reality. So in those circumstances, what I would do is pick an occasion in your mind where you have been effective at doing something. So let's say I can approach women on the street and you've had an example where you have done that in your life in the past. Pick that example and say, I can do that, so you're visualising a successful moment that you've previously had in your mind from your past. Then a positive affirmation will be rooted to reality in your mind, and it can be beneficial, and that repetition creates that same state that you had at that point in the past. I'm not afraid to say that I really believe in mentoring, and if you cannot relate to my success, the guy who's my mentor was working with somebody who is, two years ago, was completely unemployed, and in the last six months they have won a BAFTA, so they went from being unemployed to having a BAFTA award, which is a pretty big deal. I would encourage all of us at some times need an outside perspective. It's really good to be able to be self-motivated, self-driven. At times we need that outside perspective that will give us, OK, if I just change this angle a little bit here and move in that direction, I can get to that place. Having a good mentor can be something that really drives your life forward in a new direction, but your own mind may not have been able to take it in at least at that time or at this time. So that's something that I encourage you to look into. Solution six. I'm a really big fan of goal setting. For any area of your life that you consider important, set goals. Set your first important priority. What is it I'm looking to achieve in this sphere? What do I want to have happen and make those goals time-ban? Luckily my co-author with one diet has written a book called Change Directions, which I would encourage you all to read, which is a goal setting process.


Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, depending on where in the world you are. Welcome to Rich TV Live. If you haven't subscribed, smash that like button, comment down below, share the video everywhere and subscribe if you're live. It's your boy, Rich from Rich TV Live. We've been doing this for four years now on YouTube, bringing winners one after another, after another, after another, and we have another pick for you, Vox Royalty. So let's get right into it. So I'm gonna be honest with you guys, I'm a big fan of early stage companies that are undervalued, underappreciated, underexposed. And in fact, Rich TV Live has become the place where companies are messaging us every single day, wanting to get on the show, wanting to get more exposure, wanting to get more eyeballs, wanting to get more potential investors. And this is a company that I think has a tight share structure. Well, I know it has a tight share structure and a growing revenue model, which I love and no debt. No debt, money in the bank, tight share structure and growing revenue. So let's get right into it so we can show you exactly why I think this company has a chance to be special. Let's get into it right now. So first and foremost, what I like to do is I like to break these companies down. Not only do we look at the charts and break down the chart analysis, we understand the fundamentals of the company, we understand what they do, why we like them, their share structure, their balance sheet, their debt to equity ratio, their debt if they have any, this is a company with no debt. So really impressed with what I've seen thus far.  That's what this Rich TV Live community is all about. It's all about people helping people and being able as a community to come to a consensus about whether a company is good, whether it's undervalued, overvalued and when's the right time to get in.  You name it, we love it here on Rich TV Live. We in fact love every sector. We think every sector has opportunities for winners, opportunities for gains. The question is, when do you get in? It's all about your entry point when you're investing and your exit and did you get in and out of that trade with a profit? So when you're talking about a smart way to invest in commodities, why not Vox Royalty? So the symbol is V-O-X on the Toronto Stock Venture Exchange. Also listed on the OTC, highest tier exchange on the OTC QX under the symbol V-O-X-C-F. Put it on your watch list, put it on your radar. Now I must remind you that Rich TV Live, we are not licensed advisors. I'm an investor just like you guys, we are not licensed. So please, before we make an investment in anything that we talk about or discuss, please consult your financial advisor and make sure you do your due diligence before you invest in anything we talk about or discuss here on Rich TV Live. In saying that, we have a great track record. We've brought more winners in my opinion than anyone else in the world over the last four years and we're going to continue to. However, in saying that, you need to be selective when making investments and I'm going to remind you that the lower the price of the stock, the more risk. The higher the price of the stock, typically more safety, more value, okay? Lower price stocks are what we call growth stocks. Higher price stocks, specifically with dividends are what we call value stocks. Here on Rich TV Live, we talk about both. So Vox Royalty Overview, a high growth precious metals focused royalty company with critical mass of 50 royalties. That's right, 50 royalties established in 2014 and went public in May of 2020. So this is still really early guys. This is like really early. World's largest proprietary royalty database of 8,000 royalties. That's right, 8,000 royalties, unbelievable. What I really like for you guys to do is when you learn about these companies for the very first time, put them on your watch list, put them on your radar, do your diligence and then come back and say, Rich, I like this pick for this reason, this reason, this reason. Or Rich, you know what? Maybe I'm going to pass on this pick for this reason, this reason, this reason. This is what we're all about here at Rich TV Live is working together with the community to come to a consensus and determine whether or not we like a pick. And with a community, it's always easier to make a decision as opposed to doing it on your own. When I started this club and this community in 2017, that was my idea. I was trading alone. I was making trades alone as an investor and I felt naked. And I felt like if I could trade with a community, it could help me become a profitable trader. Now fast forward to 2021, I am a profitable trader in both stocks and cryptocurrencies and I can teach you how to become a profitable trader too. All you need to do is go to richpicksdaily.com, join our club, become a VIP member and you too can learn how to win. Now, let's just say you want to learn how to trade but you're not ready to become a VIP member. You just want to learn for free. You can also go to richpicksdaily.com and we can teach you how to trade and learn for free. And then if you upgrade to VIP, you're going to be a part of our education center where we have over 80 hours of proprietary training and trading and you will learn how to become a successful trader. We are literally giving you buy zones and sell zones on picks that we are watching every single day and we're watching the biggest companies in the world all the way to the small caps and everything in between. This is a company I think that looks extremely impressive. Exponential revenue growth, 500 plus percent quarter over quarter, that's very impressive. Last four quarters average Q3 2020 to Q2 2021 with producing assets expected to grow from five to over 10 by late 2023. So this is a company with exponential growth, industry leading acquisition growth at reasonable prices, 24 royalty deals since January 2019. Low geopolitical risk with 80% of assets in three major markets of Australia, Canada and the United States. So they're in very, very safe geopolitical countries, technical management, mining engineers and geologists who own 15% of Vox so they've got skin in the game. That's extremely important. Now, what differentiates Vox royalty? One of the highest levered commodity exposures and inflation hedges available. Unique property IP, 8,000 royalties creates Vox competitive advantage to feel quality, organic growth, technical team objectively reviews asset quality and all transaction opportunities, mining engineers and geologists. Accreditive deals on a NAV and cash flow basis focused on ROI, which stands on return on investment. So why royalty companies? Now, I've also talked to you guys about RE royalties. I like royalty companies. I like companies that are flowing their revenue back to the investor. Why royalty companies? Royalty companies have outperformed all major commodity benchmarks by 200% over the last 10 years. And what is a royalty? Well, you could see here that the mine operator generates revenue. Vox royalty then takes that revenue and then delivers it to the prospector once they discover a mine or sold for royalty. So as an investor or prospector you get a little piece of the pie for investing in companies like Vox royalty. Now, why royalties versus mining companies? You can see right here commodity price upside, royalty company, minor, metal ETF and physical funds. The royalty company literally gives you commodity price upside operating cost, capital cost, exploration upside, asset diversification and revenue scalability. So literally every single check mark is your opportunity as an investor in a royalty company. That's why we love royalty companies. They can be extremely lucrative. Now, let's take a look at the balance sheet because we love the fundamentals, right? High growth royalty company focused on sector leading returns, look at this, look at the share price. Currently around, let's just say as of August 17th it was at 285, I believe it's a little lower today. We'll take a look at it in a second. Now shares issued is where I get very interested because you guys know I love the fundamentals of the company, 39.5 million shares issued outstanding is what I would call tight, super, super tight. 39.5 million shares issued outstanding, really tight. We call that bingo here, rich TV live, 0.8 million options, so very small amount of options, less than a million shares in options and warrants 5.4 million warrants. So fully diluted, we're talking about a company with 45 million shares, lower than our 50 million share target which we call bingo here, rich TV live. Now a market cap of 113 million, 7 million cash in hand with 3 million invested in TSX Venture Company, E-L-E-C and debt outstanding, nil, zero debt folks, zero debt. Okay, so you guys know I love companies with zero debt and growing revenues, zero debt, growing revenues, tight share structure, bingo guys. I mean that's what we do, we break it down, explain to you why we find this to be a winner and I mean it literally checks every single box. So you can see key shareholders, management owns 15% of the company, institutions own 15% and family offices 30%. So between family offices, management and institutions, 60% of the shares are very tightly held. Now let's talk about their global royalty portfolio, critical mass of 50 royalties, 80% weighted to tier one mining countries, Canada, Australia and the United States. You can see the asset stage currently five producing, five near-term potential producing properties, 15 in development, seven near-term potential, 34 in exploration, so a total of 54 properties and 12 in near-term potential. So we're talking about a lot of properties, look at this, look at all these properties. My goodness, Alamos Gold, Mantanor, Gold Standard, South Railroad, Valor, Pedro Branca, Lipari, Brana, largest diamond mine in Latin America. I mean these guys are everywhere, look at all these properties and projects, literally all over the world, very impressive and literally just getting started guys. So to be able to get into a company like this that's asset rich, ex-you asset rich as an investor, keep producing assets, high quality operations with significant expansion potential. So you could see here in Australia the iron ore producing and in Nigeria, gold producing and once again in Australia another gold producing property. So you could see lots of projects on the go and you can see that in Nigeria, the gold will first gold pour in July of 2021, we just had it and you can see this expansion here for 2022 for the Australian gold property. Talk about the growth assets, we love growth companies and value companies and we love companies that are both. So growth assets, well-capitalized operators, rapidly advancing projects forward. You could see the Canadian Gold Project, mid 2022 construction decision and Australia Silver Project awaiting final permitting and a Nevada Gold property feasibility study targeted for 2021. So lots of projects, lots of properties on the go. Growth assets continued, development projects cover 10 million ounces of associated gold equivalent ounces. I mean, property after property after property. You could see Australian Gold here, development studies commenced, Brazil development, Pedro Branca, 8,000 meter drill ongoing and bullying Australia Gold pre-feasibility, feasibility study ongoing. So project after project, property after property and you get the opportunity as an investor to get in for the win. Now let's talk about the management team. A very experienced management team, technically folk with 1.5 billion with a B, billion royalty transaction experience. So very, very well-edicated, well-experienced team. And it starts with Kyle Floyd, the CEO who founded Vox Royalty 10 plus years of streaming and royalty acquisition experience, instrumental in financing and advising approximately 1 billion in transactions, studied MSC mineral economics, Colorado School of Mines and B bus in corporate finance, University of Washington. So big team, experienced team, I'm not gonna go through every member here, but you can see the chief investment officer, VP of corporate development, Simon Cooper and EVP of Australia team highlights, royalty specific deal expertise, 30 years combined experience, investment industry professionals with financing and advisory experience on additional 1 billion of metals and mining transactions, local experts strategically located across the globe, Western Australia, Toronto, Denver and the Grand Cayman, full-time CFO Pascal Atard and general counsel Adrian Koshrain enable efficient tax and legal due diligence for rapid deal completion, committed six-person management team focused on business development, a competitive advantage relative to other royalty companies with 1 billion in Mac market capitalization. But Vox Royalty is all about rapid organic growth, significant growth in producing assets. So we're not just talking about expiration assets, we're talking about a company that has producing assets, a large cap, minor asset count at small cap cost. So you can see the Vox producing assets in May 2020 when it was listed, they had one. In March 2021, they had four. In June 2022, they have seven and near term 12. So this is a company that has many producing assets that are coming online, which means more revenue and more streaming revenue for investors. Peer revenue growth 2020 to 2023, red cloud estimates. Look at Vox, 750% compared to their peers, nobody's even close, nobody's even close. That alone gives, in my opinion, enough reason to be interested in this company. Additional organic growth and future production potential from 30 expiration stage royalties. Now this is also a unique M&A process which unlocks value, superior risk adjusted returns for investors through unique IP, technical team and deal sourcing. So you can see unique proprietary IP, 8,000 royalties, proprietary database enables Vox to source high quality and forgotten royalties that competitors may not be aware of. Examples, royalties acquired from unconventional sellers, telecommunications company, hearing aid company and auto parts retailer. You can see technical and ESG due diligence, mining engineers, geologist, owner led management team, 15% equity holding, objectively reviews, asset quality for risk adjusted value. Examples, recent diligence, red flags, deals declined. Why were they declined? Insufficient drilling and phantom ounces, meaning ounces that didn't exist. Unrealistic engineering and mind design, ESG issues, for example, water, community issues. Global deal sourcing agents. So this is a company that's got global deal sourcing agents, a global network of deal sourcing agents patiently built over Vox's eight year history to reach unlisted, accredited royalty opportunities. Examples, deal sourcing agent network contracts and contacts, royalty owning doctor in remote town, family office in South America, prospectors families without email addresses. So why Vox, why Vox royalty and why now? Vox is trading well below its peers in relative valuation benchmarks. So when you compare them to their peers, Vox is extremely undervalued, okay? So you can see trading below its peers on a price slash nav basis at only 0.7 times. When you compare them to their peers, trading as much as 2.4 times. So rapidly growing and growth in producing assets. You can see all the producing assets here on the right. I mean, it's really impressive and just the beginning. Inflation solution, what is a good hedge on inflation royalty companies? And we're in an inflation era right now where inflation is at all time eyes. The best way to invest in commodities you've never heard of is through royalties and specifically Vox royalty. So you could see your commodities provided a natural hedge to inflation, which I just said, royalty portfolios remove single asset risk common to mining companies, expiration and mine expansion upside at no additional cost. No direct capex or cost overrun exposure, no limit to growth as execution risk does not rise with each acquisition and no dilution to royalty economics when operators raise equity. You could see the 10 year indexed price performance. Royalty companies have outperformed all major commodity benchmarks. Unbelievable. A lot of people don't even know this, a lot of people are not aware of this. So my job is to make sure you guys are aware. If there's an opportunity out there in the market my job is to make sure you are aware of it. And as a community, we can talk about it. We can discuss it and hopefully come to a decision that makes sense for everybody involved. Now, this is a company with industry leading, merger and acquisition growth, critical mass achieved, executing on all full pipeline of opportunities. I mean, this is impressive right here. Let's take a look at this. So 24 transactions and 45 royalties acquired since January 2019, highly accredited transaction history, unique sourcing capability, resulting in royalties acquired at an attractive values, producing and near-term development royalties targeted for acquisition at attractive price slash nav. So extensive pipeline of opportunities, you could see all the different royalties acquired by Vox Royalty, significant transactional momentum expected to continue for the foreseeable future, currently evaluating several royalty transactions, targeting 80% of cap capital allocation to production or near production stage royalties, pipeline driven by proprietary database of 8,000 royalties and global team with reach into multiple local markets. You can see the proprietary royalty database, first mover advantage leveraging 8,000 proprietary royalty opportunities. So you could see Vox acquired mineral to royalties online intellectual properties in 2019, acquisition yields wider transactional opportunities and royalty database example in Calgurli, Australia. So a track record of sourcing and completing royalty deals with unconventional sellers, for example, telecommunication companies, hearing aids companies and auto parts retailers. So they're looking in places that people don't look and that's how you find deals. Here's a full portfolio, current royalty and streaming interests, I mean, look at this. Look at all of these properties. We're talking about iron ore producing, gold producing. So iron ore producing in Australia, gold producing property in Nigeria, gold producing property in Australia, diamond producing property in Brazil, another gold producing property in Australia, another gold developing property in Australia, another gold develop property in Australia, another gold developing property in Australia, a silver lead and zinc development property in Australia, a nickel copper cobalt and chrome exploration property in Brazil, another gold exploration property in Australia, another copper and zinc development feasibility study property in Australia, and another gold development property in Canada. That's a lot of properties. And let's just continue that. How about more? Another silver copper development property in America, another vanadium titanium iron and development property in Brazil, another vanadium development property in South Africa, another silver development care and maintenance property in Canada, another copper zinc development feasibility property in Australia, another graphite. Do you guys see what this development feasibility property in Australia? Another gold development property in the America, another gold development property in Australia, another golden copper exploration property in Australia, another base metals and silver development and care maintenance property in Australia, and one more gold development property in Australia. That's a lot of properties. My goodness, for one company, this is impressive guys, let's admit. Oh yeah, and we're not done. How about more? Another gold expiration feasibility due in 2021 property in Australia. Another gold expiration property in Australia. Another gold expiration property in Australia. Another copper expiration property in Australia. Another gold expiration property in Australia. Another iron ore expiration property in Australia. Another silver lead zinc expiration property in Australia. Another gold expiration property in Australia. Another gold expiration property in Australia. Another gold expiration property in Australia. Another gold expiration property in Australia. And another copper gold expiration property in America. And we're not done. I'm not gonna just keep saying this, but you guys see what I see? This is literally not just a gold mine and everything opportunity. This isn't just gold, this is gold, this is silver, this is nickel, this is copper, this is cobalt, this is benedium. I mean, this is zinc, this is lead, this is everything, literally everything. So if you're looking for a company that's got their hands involved in everything, Vox Royalty, I like, I can't just continue this. I mean, this is like properties in Peru. I mean, Mexico, like these guys are literally everywhere. These are all their assets, guys. And it just keeps going. It's unbelievable. Look, more assets in Peru, more copper in Peru and gold. It just keeps going. So very impressive company. Love for you guys to put them on your radar and put them on your watches. And I'd love to know your opinion on this company. Oh wow, I got lots of messages here. Good morning, everybody. Just checking out your messages. Let's see what you guys got to say. Green Bull, I dropped a pic yesterday. Just want to specify its SPRT on the NASDAQ. I expect a huge spike in price in September. Thank you for sharing. And early business, good morning from Toronto. How are you in Toronto, the home of Rich TV Live? I am a Toronto boy. It's true. And if you want to see, I mean, I'm a true Toronto person here. Like this is my Toronto Raptors mug. We'll put it over here. I've got my Toronto Blue Jays mug. I'm a true fan of all Toronto. So my Toronto Blue Jays mug. As you can see, I'm a true Toronto fan here. And I've got my Toronto Maple Leafs mug here. So a true Toronto fan. So when you talk Toronto, you're talking about Rich TV Live. That's true. We are all about Toronto. So here's all our Toronto teams just to share with you guys. In case you guys wanted to see how we roll, we love Toronto. Now I do live in Vancouver. So Vancouver is a much warmer climate than Toronto, especially in the winter. That's why I'm here. But home is where your heart is and I'll always love Toronto. Shout out to everyone in Toronto. Good morning, Amanda. How are you? Alberto Ramos. Good morning, my friend. Peggy Sue. Good morning, Peggy Sue. How are you? Good morning, Crypto Man. And the Pip Queen says, wow, these guys are already global. Yes, they are. And we're just telling you guys about them now for the very first time. So put them on your watch list, put them on your radar. I think they have a chance to be special. Now what I'm gonna do is show you their website. I think it's important to do the due diligence and let everybody know what I see when I'm doing my due diligence. So let's go to their website so we can share that with you guys as well. And then we'll look at the price. So this is the website voxroyalty.com. So you can learn everything about the company here, get the contact information, get all their news and announcements, get the investor information, company overview, stock information, royalty and streaming business model, competitive advantage, presentation, analyst coverage, financial reports, all of that on their website at voxroyalty.com. You can learn more about their royalties and streaming portfolio, producing mines, growth assets, early stage assets and learn about them on a corporate side, about them, their management, board of directors and corporate governance. This is their website. You can follow them on Twitter. In fact, let's go to their Twitter. I'm not following them on Twitter so I'm gonna follow them right now. Look at this, only 609 followers on Twitter, now 610, put them on your radar, put them on your watch list, follow them as well so that you can be on point with them. And let's just see here, what have they got on LinkedIn? And let's follow them on LinkedIn too. This is their LinkedIn page. We'll go to their LinkedIn page. I will follow them on LinkedIn. I am now following you guys on LinkedIn as well. And let's take a look here at their Facebook page. Let's go and follow them on Facebook. This is how I do it, guys. I mean, a lot of time, a lot of research. Smash that like button. Okay, I'm liking them on, wow, maybe we should create a post. I'll do that later. I'll put this video up on their Facebook page later. And this is their, they got a YouTube page, cool. Let's take a look at them on YouTube. 24 subscribers on YouTube. Now 25 subscribers on YouTube. So you guys can follow them on YouTube as well. So that's their YouTube, that's their Facebook, that's their LinkedIn, and that's their Twitter. This is their website right here at voxroyalty.com. Pretty cool. So you can see that when they did this website, they had 7,000. Now they've got 8,000. I mean, one of the fastest growing royalty companies in the world. This is a company that's extremely impressive. And of course, we're bringing it to you guys first. Now that we've shown you the website, what I wanna do is I wanna go through the chart. So let's go through the chart and let's really break this down because I love chart analysis. So let's go to the chart analysis. Let's do that right now. Let's get into the chart analysis. Here we go. I like to use Weeble, a big fan of Weeble's charts. So this is the chart analysis. So whenever I look at a chart, I always like to look at the one year. So this is the one year chart. So right away, what I like to do is I like to mark the key areas. So one key area I'm gonna mark is right here. The bottom, which is 215, okay? The absolute bottom is 215. The top, which was in September of last year, is 360 and that's when, for the most part, mining gold and mining companies were hot, right? And we've been really cold for quite some time. So we've marked the low, low, we've marked the high, high. So as a trader, the lowest it's been in the last year is 215. That's my buy zone. That's my absolute buy zone. It's the lowest it's been in a year for a growing company with a tight share structure and little to no debt. If it gets to that zone, I'm definitely a buyer. This is the way my brain thinks. And 360 is the sell zone. This is how I mark the buy zone and the sell zone. The buy zone is always at the bottom of the chart. The sell zone is always at the top of the chart. Now, could it go lower? Absolutely. Could it go higher? Absolutely. But as an investor, I just like to mark my zones so I understand what I'm getting into, what the areas are of importance and what's a good entry point and what's a good exit point based on historical trading patterns. So based on my research here, currently at 275, a high of 360, a low of 215, this is a decent entry point, okay? This is what I would call a decent entry point where it is right now. Where it is today is what I would call a decent entry point. And if you're looking for an early-stage company and you wanna get in long-term, this might be a reasonable entry point where the upside for it to go all the way back to all-time highs from these levels where it's right now today up slightly 1.85%, currently at, we're right now just slightly up at $2.71. For this to go up to 360, that's a nice return on your investment. That's nice, right? Now, if you're looking long-term, maybe this goes to five or $10, maybe this graduates to a senior exchange, we love those types of situations. And I could easily see this doing that. So there could be some serious upside if you're looking long-term. Short-term, if we go short-term and we look at the three-month chart, what does it look like? Well, it looks like the low was 220 in June where I think would be an amazing entry. And the high in the last three months is 294. So we're currently at 271. So for me to want to enter this, I'd always be looking to enter in on a dip. I'd be looking for a red day. I'd be looking for a dip. I'd be looking for the best possible entry point, typically a dip to enter. You could see just recently, just last month, it was as low as 247. So to me, that would be an amazing entry point. And you can see that that 240 zone has been a point of support over the last few months. Now, previous to that, it was a little lower, went to 20. That's an even better entry. But over the last month or so, over the last month or two, the lowest has been is around 243. So as an investor, you need to be aware of those zones and those got to be the points where if you see a dip to those areas, in my opinion, that's where I would personally be looking for an entry point. Now, would you buy it at these levels? Not a bad entry point. Like I said, it's been as high as 294 just recently. So we could see it definitely go higher. So I always like to mark the zone and understand the low zones, points of support, where the stock is being purchased and points of resistance where investors are selling. And I'm always trying to buy in points of support and sell at points of resistance. So that's the symbol in Canada, VOX. In America, the symbol is V-O-X-C-F. Prolity, in America under the symbol VOX-C-F. You can see here currently traded 8,000 shares in America. The average volume is 9,000 shares. So almost done, it's already, it's daily average volume and the market's just getting started. Currently at 4% in America trading at 225 and we're gonna do the same thing. We go to the one year chart and what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna do the exact same thing. I'm going to mark the low-low, which is 174 in America and I'm gonna mark the high-high, which is right here, 299 in America. So as an investor, currently at 225, we know that the bottom over last year is 174, where we would think it would be a great entry point based on chart analysis. And the highest 299, which would be a great excess point based on chart analysis. So based on where we are today, we're at a decent point in America as well. Typically the American and Canadian prices are very similar. The only difference is the price change based on the fact that the US dollar is priced higher than the Canadian dollar. Sometimes there's an arbitrage opportunity where the Canadian stock moves first before the US stock. And I always like to tell our investors that that's an arbitrage opportunity because if the Canadian stock goes up and stays up, the US stock will also go up. So sometimes it's just delayed. So as an investor, there's opportunities available all the time based on different companies that are moving at different times. But if the Canadian stock moves, eventually the market makers on the US side will also move. So you need to be aware of that as an investor. Now I'd love to know what you guys think about this pick. I'd love to know, I've never heard anyone talks about them before. I'm pretty sure I'm the first one ever to talk about these guys on YouTube for our community and the world to learn about Vox Royalties. But I really believe this is a company that everyone should be aware of. Put them on your watch list, put them on your radar. I think they have a chance to be special. I think they have a chance to be very special and I'd love to bring you winners and I'd love to bring you winners first. Now, I'd love to know what you guys think about this video. If you liked this video, smash the like button, comment down below, share the video everywhere and subscribe if you're alive. This is your boy, Rich from RISDB Live. We're bringing the winners and we're bringing two first. What do you guys think about Vox Royalty, V-O-X in Canada, V-O-X-C-F in America, we brought it to you guys first. I'd love to know what you guys think. I think they have a chance to be a winner. What do you guys think? Is your boy, Rich from RISDB Live, bringing you Vox Royalty and I think that the upside is tremendous. Love to know what you guys think? Comment down below. Is your boy, Rich from RISDB Live? No need to panic, your boy's here. Don't fear RISDB Live's here and I'm out, peace. I like this pic, I really do.


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In this training video, we're going to look at printing and printing settings within Microsoft Project. For example, right now I've got a recruitment project where a baseline has been set and the actual project is behind the baseline due to a constraint of where the engineer manager is unavailable due to long-term absenteeism. If I look at the print of this with the default settings, now the default settings for the timescale of Microsoft Project is days for what's called the bottom tier and weeks for the middle tier. Now, this is what controls the printing settings within Microsoft Project. So if I look at how this looks in print with against a standard A4 print, I can see looking at it. Yes, I want the columns to look roughly like they are now, duration, start date, finish date. That's fine. But the graphics, I can see the baseline graphic if I go forward with an arrow. I see some more graphics, but the information's on page two. Go again, another one on page three. So right now, if you print it on A4 as it is right now, you're going to have to, in effect, stick the three pages together somehow, roll it up and take it to a meeting, and talk about the printout through three pages which are now taped together. So we could get around this by going back into Project, changing the time scales against what you can see against duration. So duration is 62 days. Project works to a 20 day count a month. So it's just over three months. Now to affect the time scale, I can actually double click in the time scale area. So I'm going to double left click. I'm going to change the middle tier, which is the week segment. So Project has three tiers, but it only uses two by default. And the middle one is the week segments. So I'm going to change that to months. And I'm going to make sure I've got a year format. So I know what year I'm in. So there we go, I know what year I'm in. Bottom tier, I'm going to change two weeks to the count of one. So what I'm doing is I'm shrinking the time scale as we can see in the preview down the bottom here. Going to click okay. Now that looks much better for printing purposes. So I'm going to try and get the graphics as close as I can to the columns without putting it over too much. So I might go back a bit, but now I'm losing a bit of text on the end here. So I might lose some of my resource names. Now if I want to get it perfectly in, I might go back to the time scale. Say months is fine. The bottom tier I want to go to maybe weeks to the count of two. So every fortnight within the month. So count of two. Now it's shrunk enough to show everything within the graphics. So the gray is the baseline where I should have been. The blue is the actual project where I'm now, and I can see all these resources. So I might try and get this pretty close to the, maybe a bit too close to the dividing line.  That's good enough. If I go to file print now, it's on one of one on page on A4. A lot of people print on A3. So I could go for A3 print, not a problem. I can go up to A3. And if I had a bigger project, they would then print in this page and this part of the page. If I want to add notes, I can go into settings, click the drop down arrow, click notes. Now a second page comes along, click the right hand arrow, and I can see the reason for the delay. So project in effect doesn't, is not set up easy for printing. It takes some work on the time scale to affect this printing and then looking at settings like in the print whereby we can print notes. That's a useful setting, as well as whether you want A3 or A4. But this gives you an indication of how to print in Microsoft Project and the setup that's required to print in Microsoft Project. If you enjoyed this video, make sure you like and subscribe to our channel. Hope to see you for the next tutorial and thanks for watching.