do not work for the active trader. Now, you know, when I first saw this topic, I was like, you know what, my mentors and my other, my other brokers, the traders in the room, all of them were like, Fausto, you know what, this is what people keep asking, we got to talk about this. And I'm like, you know what, that's exactly right. A lot of you spend a lot of money, a lot of time talking about charts, and don't realize that sometimes you're doing the opposite. And I want to focus on that and educate all of you a little bit more about it. Now, what we're going to talk about is going to be a lot of fun. We're going to talk about one that you just mentioned earlier about monitoring NASDAQ stocks. I'm going to teach you how to follow dominating market makers, brokerage firms, how to follow institutions, high frequency trades, the algorithms that you hear that you're so scared about. You see what's happening in today in the world with this whole new, you know, forget about who, did we forget about the virus already? Now we're talking about a war. I mean, there's just been so much action and volatility that you need to be prepared and hope for the best, but you got to be prepared for the worst because great traders always benefit from catastrophes. And we're going to start focusing on some of those and we'll show you where to find them. But before we do that, just quick little warning everybody. There's going to be no guarantees. There's not going to be any warranties. What we're talking about today, this is strictly educational. So you just want to make everyone clear that if you invest in the market, you could lose not everything, but probably more than that. So I like to put the fear in God and everybody because everybody thinks this is so easy, but it's not. But if you get it and you follow along, it might be something you've been looking for for a long, long time. Now, what we're going to learn is like I said just about a couple of seconds ago, we're going to talk about how to find stocks that are moving. We call them tradable and non-tradable. We're going to talk about something called Level 3, the ECN book. And we're also going to talk about Level 4, which some of you are going to be so overwhelmed. When I show you, I got some unbelievable examples I'm going to show you. The market was up almost 600 points today. There was a nice rally. We're going to talk about some things that are going to say, wow, how did I not see this happening? We're going to teach you that how it's going to work. I'm also going to show you how to do this as a part-time trader, not always a full-time trader. This is not a full-time job. You can make it full-time, but depending on what a trader are, you can apply this to anything. Now, just to let you know a little bit about myself, I've been doing about 25 years. I love teaching traders and some people always ask me, Fausto, if you're such a great trader, why do you teach? Well, let me explain something to you. I'm only as good as the people I surround myself with. The way I've learned how to trade is that I live here in New York. There's the financial capital of the world. And the thing is, the way you become successful is you've got to work for great traders. And even though someone teaches you how to trade, you have to still trade with that company.  But do you have somebody monitoring your journals? Do you have somebody doing coaching classes with you? Do you have somebody that you're trading together with a team of very good traders and you're kicking out all the bad ones? That's how you learn how to be very good at it. And hopefully, at the end of this presentation, every single one of you are going to come and join me live. And I'm going to show you everything we talked about. You're going to meet every trader. It's all going to be online in the trading room. And you're going to see why we've been in business for 25 years. I'm also the author of a book that had to be market makers of that own game. So it's a great fast read. It was basically published by Wiley, one of the most world-renowned brand name publishers in the world. Great read. But the thing is this, I'm not here to sell you a book. I am here to teach you to get involved how to trade. That's the most important part. Now, that's realistically how I got started. This is a great photo.  What I always get a kick about this picture right here is the monitor, the 15-inch monitor. Look at that monitor. You know what's amazing? We would make money on a 15-inch monitor and some people have about six monitors, 27-inch monitors, and they still can't make money. You know why? It's not the monitor that makes your money. It's not the computer that makes your money. It's not the internet speed that makes your money. It's the tools that make your money. If you're not trading what everyone else is using on the floor of the exchange, you're pretty much trading blind, which most of you are going to realize that you've been trading backwards. Now, this is a picture of my parents. I'm first generation Italian. My parents came here from Italy for a better life back after the World War II. What ended up happening, my father taught me, says, listen, the way you make money is you find people that are very good at it. No matter what the cost is, you work for free. I don't care. But if you want to have a successful career, you need to follow the people that are great at it and stay away from the bad ones.  You hang out with rich people, you become rich. But that's why I think I've been married for about 23 years, worked out so well because I got a job that I love. I could spend more time in my family. I could do it anywhere in the world. And I think a lot of you here, maybe you're retired or you're going to be retired. You don't want to go back to work. And you're seeing what happened with COVID, and you're seeing what's happened with the market. It's like, you know what? Why not try this? Try something different. Because I am looking for traders like you at the end of the day.  They're doctors. They're lawyers. They're engineers. They're grandmas and grandpas. They're border control people, firemen, pilots, oil and gas.  And hopefully, you all could be the same.  So I'm going to do a quick poll. We're going to have some fun. All right. Can you tell me a little bit about you, traders? Are you stock traders, option traders, forex traders? Just out of curiosity, what kind of traders are you? Just want to see what kind of traders we got. Tim, just put that in the trading. Same thing with you, Stuart. Now, just to let you know, I'm more of a stock trader. I do mainly day trading and swing trading. I like to day trade because I like to sleep at night. Okay. I make my days pay and so on. But I do do swing trades. If I see something really good, I'll spin it into a swing trade. I see we have a lot of options traders here. Let me explain something to you about options. If you want to be a good stock trader, you better know how to trade the stock first. It's the movement of the stock that makes an option move. It's good for leverage, but it's always first to trade when it comes to that. Joe, you do day trading options? Very good. Okay. Now, the thing is this, one last thing before we move forward, and then we're going to start beginning. With everybody here, I'm going to end the poll. I'm going to share it so you can see everyone what the results are. Honestly, if you've been doing something more than, I don't know, maybe 60 to 90 days and it's not working out, you've got two options. Find a new mentor or try a different exchange. You know you want to trade the markets, but if you're not doing good in futures, there's a reason. It might not be for you. The guy might not be that bad of a person. It's just not your style. Same thing for the options. So I know a lot of people are always nervous to say, oh, you hear good things, bad things about trading stocks, but you know what? When you turn on a TV, that's all they talk about. When the market gets affected, they talk about this. And you know what's the second most popular thing they talk about? Cryptocurrency. So you know what? If they're talking about it, trade what they know because you can't be a leader, you have to be a follower. And that's not a bad thing because we're just trying to make a day's pay. Now, this week, what we're going to do is going to talk about and get you guys involved in our trading room. We want you to see what other people are making money. We don't want you to judge us on our winners. We want you to judge us on our losers and how we control them because that's everybody's biggest issue. But here are some of the stocks that we traded. AGI. Now, right here, hold on, I'm going to get my little pointer here so you can follow along. There we go. All right. So this is our Twitter feed. You can follow us on Twitter. We're live every morning on YouTube and Facebook also. And this basically is the stocks that we traded.   We just want to make a day's pay. So we do things on a point system. Now, you can see how the stock went from $2 to $5, okay? But it moved up really nicely and in a short period of time. Now, the answer is it's not finding them on the chart. You know what I mean? The question is how to go out there and finding out why did that stock go up? Who ran it up? You have to understand something that you need to understand that there are people out there that trade millions and millions of shares of a specific stock. You cannot beat them. And if you think you're going to beat them, my advice to you is quit trading right now because you're wasting your time. And please don't take that in a bad way. Listen, I'm a little brash, okay? I don't know if it's the way I was raised or because I was from New York, but please don't hold it against me. But I hate seeing people lose money. And the reason people lose, they keep focusing on what happened in the past, but never realize it's the future. AGRI is not a penny stock. We don't trade penny stocks here. And I'll tell you why, Frank, because I can't follow the orders. You can't follow orders in it, okay?  You know what? Tell me you traded Apple. Apple hasn't done anything in the past year, okay? If you had it from last year to this year, what did the stock do? It went from 120 and right now it's at 150. Big deal. I rather trade that stock, AGRS. I get to risk almost 100 times less with the same amount of reward. Actually, that's the same amount of reward with probably a 200, 300% more profit. All right, so what we're going to talk about is we're going to focus on these three things, level two, level three, and level four, all right? Now, does anyone here have level two? Just give me a chat. Just give me a yes or no. Anybody have level two quotes? Okay, Peter, you having stuff like that? Glenn? Well, Glenn, we all know. Good to see you, Glenn. Looks like we got a bunch of students here, too. Awesome. Now, just to reiterate what level two is, it's basically outdated. It's been outdated since the late 90s, early 2000s. But I'm going to explain to you what it is, all right? You got your buyers, which is buys. That's the bid. And you have your ask and that's sellers. So you got two columns. You got three rows, one, two, three. So the first row is the four-letter abbreviation of an exchange like NASDAQ, New York Stock Exchange, Archipelago. The second column is the price that that stock is trading at that exchange. And the third column is how many shares they want to buy. Now, whoever wants to buy for the most is up on top. Whoever wants to buy for the less is down at the bottom. Whoever wants to sell their shares for the most is up here. Whoever wants to sell for more money is down at the bottom. So what you're looking at is a big chat room. That's basically what it is. Now, for some of you here, you're looking at this, you probably don't pay attention to it because it moves so fast. And it doesn't really tell you all the data. That's what it's all about. You need to find the depth. Remember, there's not just one person trading the stock on NASDAQ. There are thousands of people trading the stock at NASDAQ and they're buying at different prices. You need to know where that price is. So question, and the question is this, do you have level three access? Let's see if you guys can answer this question. Do you have level three access? Total view. By the way, I'm actually a guest speaker on NASDAQ.  You can watch some of the videos on our homepage. You can watch our YouTube channel, but you have to understand something. NASDAQ wants you to know how to trade the exchange.  This is these pools. Listen, at the end of the day, when you go on the floor of the exchange, you need to know how the market works and it all starts right here. So let me just share and see how many people who do not have it. So I'm going to share those results. So some of you have it, some of you don't. So let me explain to you how it works because I know some of you are looking forward to this part. Now I'm going to get into what trading is all about. You have buyers and you have sellers. Same exact thing as level two, but there's a very big difference. Level two is only showing you this guy and this guy. That buyer and that seller. It's not showing you all the buyers and all the sellers. You see, there's a buyer right here that wants to buy CLEN. He wants to buy 610 shares and there are three orders out there that make it. But what you're not going to see in level two is this 110,000 share buyer at 1290. Now think about this for a second. Look at all these shares. Look at all these shares 100,000, 270,000 and then all of a sudden what sticks out is this big block order out there. Now you have to understand something fellow traders. How do stocks go up and go down? Evelyn, we didn't get there yet. Evelyn says, how do we get level three? We didn't get there yet. But my question to use this, Evelyn and everybody else, how do stocks go up and go down? Let's see if you guys can answer this question. Dennis, you're right. Anyone else? Glenn, you're right. Brian, listen, there are almost 200 people in here. You're in an auditorium with 200 people in this room. Think about this. If you can't answer this question, nobody's making you stand up in front of the audience. If you cannot answer this question, you should quit trading. It's a very simple question. If you said buyers and sellers, supply and demand, congratulations, you just passed trading. What is this? This is a big buyer and these are no sellers. Now let me get to trading 101 and why charts don't really work for the active trader. Everyone's always looking for supports and resistance levels. Now when you go back in history and we're going to show you a couple of charts and next couple of slides, you're looking for that support and resistance. The problem is sometimes that support level and that resistance level is not going to dictate the future. But what can dictate the future are if those buyers that were in the past are in the future. As much as most people are focusing on the past, on previous past history, it's not always indicative of the future unless you have those buyers and sellers out there. As we show you a couple of more of these slides, it's going to make a little bit sense. Now I need your 110 percent attention because what you're about to see right now is going to be extremely disturbing and you know why? Because you're going to realize trading is not as hard as people make it to be. It's just that you've been trading blind this whole time. Joe's question, can level three show you big block orders from the dark pools? Well, you just looked at one right there. Joe, you just witnessed one. Now let's look at this example right here. Here you have a stock that started at $10 and right at the open, which is around $9.30, the stock goes all the way down and it stops specifically at $7.50 and it sat there for about one to three hours, did not want to break it. Why did it pick $7.50? Why couldn't it stop at $9? Why not $7? Why $7.50? You ever think about that for a second like why? You know what? It hit it, it went up. It hit it, it went up. It hit it, it went up. It hit it, it went up. It hit it and finally it went up all the way to $8.45. Why? Exactly, Joe, because right here on the Nasdaq exchange, there was a 92,000 share buyer out there. Listen, there's buyers at $7.55, $7.53, but the big block order, the one that we see most was right there and there was 16 orders around the entire world that made up that 92,000 shares. Let's think about this for a second. Do you think you know more than that 92,000 share buyer out there? Do you think like, oh, that's fake? That's fake. I don't know what that means. I don't believe Nasdaq. I don't believe the exchange. That's a fake order. You know what? You think it's so fake? When you come to my trading room, I'll find a 92,000 share order and we'll use your money.   First, you can't put a fake order on the exchange. So why would anyone even say that? That is officially a support level. Joe, we didn't get to that question. Joe, and you got some great questions. We're going to get to that. You're jumping ahead, but you're starting to think right. Listen, you think what you see right now is going to be even more awesome. Now, let's look at our resistance levels. What do you say? Here's a stock that went from $2, it started this morning, and this is the stock we were talking about, AGRI, went all the way up to five. And then it hit there around 12 o'clock and then it started going down down to four. Now, how could we have had a game plan to know where to get out at $5? Well, when you look over here on the, well, the stocks going up, what you want to look for is sellers. And the sellers were right here at $5. How do you know? Because there was a 250,000 share seller out there. I mean, this is not 250 shares, this is not 2,000 shares, not 100 shares. This is a 215,000 share seller. And he's been out there for a while and he was on the NASDAQ book viewer. This, once again, is not Faustos or Cyber Trading University's robot. This is not our algorithm. This is not, this is the exchange of the NASDAQ market. This is the floor of the exchange. Okay. And the mistake that people make is, well, let me go check the bull's your ban. Oh, what was the MACD do? Oh, what's the Fibonacci doing? I don't care about any of that stuff. All I care about that somebody's out there selling a 215 and I better get out before him or I'm going to be the sucker that's going to not get out.  Let's go over a couple more examples. All right, let's look at Delta Airlines. All right. Now, stock is trending down, right? Stock's trending down. The question is, when is the stock going to hit support levels? How would you find that out fellow traders? How would we find out where is the buyers? How are we going to find support? What do we need to do? You can look back in the past, right, John? Right, Mike? But what do we need? We need to see where the orders are. We need NASDAQ book viewer. We need level three exactly. We got to look in the future. So, because right now this is relevant to me.  I mean, listen, could this Delta Airlines? Could it go to zero? You know what? It could happen. I've seen banks go out of business back in the financial crisis. But realistically, there's always going to be buyers somewhere. Maybe they want to cover a short, whatever it is. But let's go hop over here on NASDAQ book viewer, okay? And you'll notice right here that I found a 92,000 share buyer at 28. Now, when you compare it to every other order out there, that's about almost a hundred times more than the average trader out there. I mean, there's maybe even a thousand.  I mean, out of every price out there, that is one big substantial buyer, don't you think? So, what do you think is going to happen when we get down to $28.30 fellow traders? In theory, we think it's going to happen. Exactly. It's going to go up, Mike. It's going to go up, Bill. It's going to go up, Joe. It's going to bounce, right? So, let's go back to the chart. So, from $10.30, all the way to $11, if you were patient and you knew he was out there, the stock went from $28.00 and went right back to $29.00, $28.40. Do the math. If you bought 1,000 shares of that stock, all right, 1,000 shares, not 90,000, 1,000. And if you went from $8.28.40 to $29.00, that's 60 cents. 60 cents on 1,000 shares in less than an hour is $600. You make $600. That's $100,000 a salary. Who here doesn't want that job? I know I do. I know I do. You might not think 60 cents might not sound a lot, but when you calculate and do that every day over the course of the year, it pays a lot more than $15.00 an hour. I could tell you that.  Now, let's look at American Airlines. Okay, American Airlines is steadily moving up, right? Now, the game plan is where we're going to sell it. Do I know where to sell it? Hell no. I'm just a peasant over here. I'm just getting crumbs, but I know there's somebody out there. There are institutions. There are high-frequency trades or dark pools out there. They need to get out of it. The CEO of American Airlines, someone is out there other than me and you, just the ants. I got to go to the exchange. I'm going to the exchange. I'm looking over there because I'm looking for sellers because that's resistance. I noticed that we have a $54,000 share seller at $14.25. Now, without even thinking twice, do you think I want to question that guy? No. If you did, guess what? We hit there in less than 10 minutes. It went from $14.25 down to $13.60. All that hard work that you made that money and you were counting your chickens and looking forward to take your spouse out for a nice early lunch blew up in your face because you didn't watch the big boys. Now, did I lose anybody? Is anyone confused? Is everybody following along? Good. My next question is, does that seem hard? Does that seem difficult? Do you think you're capable of finding what we call here iceberg orders? Those are big block orders. Think about how complicated you made trading go. I had people like, let's go check in. Let's go check the heat map on a MACD with a Bolliger Band with a 200 moving average. You do that. I'll just focus on this guy. You think they're looking at that? You don't want? Go turn on your TV. Put on CNBC because the reason why I say CNBC because they're broadcasting live on the New York Stock Exchange. Look behind them. Look at all the monitors.  You know what you see? Zero. You know what you do see? This. Who are the best traders? The guys that you see on that floor. That's why you need to follow these iceberg orders. Marie says it's easy to follow.  It's the greed.  That seems too easy. I just made $600 and 10 minutes, 20 minutes. Sometimes they don't think how much money that really is and then they get greedy and they fail. That's my only issue I have with traders. But that's okay because my goal is I don't teach you how to make money. I teach you how to stop losing it because the more mistakes you make, the faster you're going to realize enough is enough. Why do I keep getting greedy? Why reviewing your journals, seeing you make those mistakes? I'm going to learn it because you're going to want to make this work. If you're here today, you want to make this successful. Now, Kathleen, we're going to get to that. By the way, you guys got some great questions. You know what? I need to hold them up till the end because we got a lot of people in here. I know a lot of people got to be somewhere. I only have about an hour, but I'm going to answer those questions in detail. I'm on slide 30 and I got 30 more to go. I'm ecstatic you guys asking these questions. Now, let's go to the next one. Do you have level four? Now, does anyone ever heard of level four before? That sounds like it rhymes almost. Some of you to do, some of you don't. Actually, a lot of you don't. Okay, good. Now, this is going to get really cool. You have to understand something that you've just looked at one exchange, which is NASDAQ. We didn't see what was going on in the New York Stock Exchange. We didn't look and see other exchanges that are out there, EDGX, ASEE. There are other exchanges, the Chicago exchange. Just because there's one guy on the NASDAQ doesn't mean there's a shitload in New York Stock Exchange. What you're seeing right here is we're aggregating all these exchanges to one exchange. Now, right here, you'll notice this is a heat map. What we're seeing now is not just the order, but now we're seeing how long that guy's been out there. How long did he get executed? We're kind of like, we have a platform out there that now we're getting to see it visually, not just numbers. Some of us, I get people say, well, the numbers move so quickly, whatever it is. You could spot them. We're looking at a screenshot, so it's a little bit easier when it's there, but sometimes these stocks move a little quickly and it's kind of hard to read. But when you see it come up on a chart, because you're still going to get the level three version, which is right here, this whole area right here. But now you're going to see, okay, when was that guy out there? Did he get executed? Now, the darker colors indicate that those are very big substantial orders. And when you look at this chart right here, you see how it's going down, right? But at the end of the day, it's like, is it his support levels? Well, yeah, you got a 229,000-year buyer out there, I think so. Now, this is the issue, because one of you asked this question, and that's why I'm going to bring it up right now. What happens if the sellers don't get executed? Or somebody keeps pushing it down, like this one? And you could see it that they keep saying, you know what? I'm trying to sell it. They're not buying it. Let me lower my bid. Let me lower my bid. I mean, people could push a stock down, and you could see them over the course of the day or in several minutes. Because if you don't see those orders, and you don't see that trader out there, or that algorithm, or that dark pool, say, hey, listen, I got to dump the stock. If you don't see that happening, you're going to get stuck. And all of a sudden, the stock will go from $11.49 all the way down to $10. And actually, you know what? If you don't see that happening, you're going to get stuck, and actually, you know, it's like, crap, I just blew a dollar in a matter of 10 minutes. How did I not see that guy who was out there trying to dump hundreds of thousands of shares? And that's where it comes down to it. So you have to follow the money. It's as simple as that. Because guess what? Not only did it start from the price we saw at $12, but it went from $11. It went from $10. It went from $10.80. Crap. Look at the thing. It just keeps dropping. The guy keeps showing up, and keeps dumping it, and dumping it, and dumping it. So you could hope all you want fellow traders, but if this guy is out there selling hundreds of thousands of shares, and you're not following him, you're pretty much trading blind. Now, does anybody here use Thinkorswim? Do you have any Thinkorswim people out there? Yeah. Okay. Good. Because guess what? I've been educating for Thinkorswim when they first opened. I don't know if you guys know the founder, Tom Sosnov. He's actually a good friend of mine. I was a regular guest at Thinkorswim because, you know, obviously, being an options platform, and him being an options floor trader, they had a lot of great options trader, people that do trade stocks on there. And they just came out with a, they just implemented the level four on their platform.  Please like us. We broadcast live. And you know, like I said, just look up Cybertrain University, and you'll be able to see, you know, get that level four. But on these videos, I'll show you how to get it. Okay. But you got to subscribe to it, and you'll get that video. Now, one last thing I want to show you would happen today. I want to show you real time data right here on level four. Okay. So right here, we're looking at American Airlines. And you see right here, we will be here. Okay. So you could see right here, this is the open 930. Does everybody see this? Okay. So at the open, American Airlines went from $15 shot all the way up to about 1570. You could see that right there. And then it came all the way down, came crashing right around, you know, around 10, around 945. And right here, you see this right here, just a little red thing right here. See this right here? This right here fellow traders was a 100,000 share buyer. And if you notice, there was no buyers out here, but this guy showed up and he added to his order 100,000 shares. Now, do we have any students in here that watch because I trade the stock today? And I was sitting there, I was watching it, watching it, waiting, waiting, waiting. Okay. Look what happened when it hit $15. Would the stock do everybody? Would it end up doing? Exactly. It went up. It hit that buyer and it shot straight up to about 1550 in a matter of, I don't know, what is that, 10 minutes? Okay. Right, Patrick? It went to the moon. Thanks for sharing that. Let me just put that in the room because a lot of people can't see. We kind of lock up the chat on that. Now, how did I know it was going up? I didn't know. I just followed the money. I just, that's all I did. I followed the money. Right. Now look what ends up happening right now. Okay. I'm going to zoom out here. Now, do you notice right here? See this right here? That is $15.80. Now, around 10 o'clock, that stock showed up with this big, big seller right there. You see him right there? And if you look here on the right, how much money is, how many shares is that? Can anybody add that up? Around 1580. What does that say right there on the right? Let's see if you guys could read that. Anybody see that? This is all real time. This is all live right now. This is going on right now as we speak. That's right. 270, 69,000 shares. Okay. You know how much money that is? Think about it. And not only that, he was out there at 11 o'clock. So the stock went all the way up there to 1580. All right. And guess what? Now the stock started going down. Now when I zoom out here, look at this.  And then not only that, but yet another guy behind them that was looking to sell another 100,000 shares. Okay. So, and that's why the stock went from 1580 all the way back down to about 1520. If you knew that there was almost a 300,000 share seller out there at 1580, do you want to own it or do you want to sell it? And I think just by seeing what's going on, we all know the answer.  Now you think about this for second fellow traders, how much better and smarter trading decisions if you were able to see these big iceberg orders on positions that you're in right now. Okay.   And then you feel like somebody's watching you, right? Anyone have to have that problem? Ever feel like that situation happens?  I tell my traders all the time in events like this. And it happens to you, John, right? You feel like somebody's watching. You know what your problem is? They're not watching you. You're not watching them. Now you have the opportunity to watch what they do. Now think how much better and trading decisions would you make if you're able to see that. That's the beauty about trading when it comes into the market. So now let's look at indicators. What indicator is easier to read? Indicator number one or chart number two. What's easier? You got a MACD, you got a moving average, momentum, RSI, all this stuff right here. Oh really? Chart number two is easier to read? You know what? I think it's easier to read too. But there are people that can read this stuff back and forth. And how's that working out for you? I would rather see the quarter million share buyer at 15 than try to figure out all this spaghetti going on right here.  All right. So that's trading. Listen, traders use indicators because you know what? It tells just a fraction of the story, what happened in the past and everything else, but it doesn't tell you the future. The future is following the money and like I say, technical analysis paralysis. Stop analyzing and try to think that you're some chart guru. Just follow the money. Forget about the past. Focus on the future. Look for those quarter million share sellers. And by the way, every single one of you, every one of you, I'm going to invite you in my trading room so you could see this lie. And then you'll see why we are, you know, cyber trade university, why we've been in business for 25 years, why I'm a 12-time world champion beating every school I competed against, why we're endorsed by every brokerage firm, which probably if any of you took any trading courses, no one can ever say that. And also why I have a five-star rating in Google. And then if you do a Google search, reviews on people's names, they don't even have a Google review. You ever think about that for a second? That's what you got to look at. Somebody's ringing on my doorbell. I'm working from home today, which is awesome. And of all days, people got to come now. All right. Anyway, let's get back, uh, let's talk about something else right here. Hold on one second. What I want to do right now, everybody, is I want to invite all of you to see this live and watch what's going on. Okay. I want to show you exactly how we find these things, how things work, how we trade these stocks, all that good stuff. Okay. So how are you going to see this? You're going to do it from a luxury home. You're going to watch it in a cyber group trading room. Everybody. You're going to watch it in a room and you're not going to judge and listen, I don't want you to look at me. I don't want you to look at my instructors. I want you to look at the traders in the room. That's what I want you to look at. See how we train them to think for themselves, how to make their own trades to realize, you know, do people actually make money doing it? You be the judgment of it. That's what it's going to come down to. So this is basically our agenda here at Cybertree University. We start trading at 8 o'clock in the morning Eastern Standard Time. We do a lot of pre-market trading. We do a live audio broadcast at 9 a.m. Then what we do is we take a break at 10.30. We come back and trade the afternoon.  Now, and that's when we do commentary. Every Tuesday, like today, we have a workshop that we do in the middle of the day, which is where we'll take some of your traders, we'll review your journals, and we'll just sit there and we'll tell you what you did right and what you did wrong, which is a very great feature that, you know, the traders learn from. Remember, this is not a full-time job. You can't be there all day.  Now, and we did some other amazing changes also. We also just implemented an alert service. So what happens is that if you can't be here by a computer, don't worry about it. You could access it on your phone. You could access the trading room. We'll send you alerts. If we see something going on, maybe you're concerned about something or in a swing trade, we'll write there, write your fingertips. You know, listen, we care. All right? We're not a person that's going to hide behind, you know, emails. We're not a person that's going to hide behind, you know, a text message. We are human beings. Well, we actually, when you become one of our students, we're going to talk to you on the phone. Okay? Because we want to make sure that if you're going to do this, you're going to do it right or don't do it at all, because trading is a very big failure rate and it really sucks to lose all that money. So you're going to get all these great features. Now, this is the deal. All we're asking for is that you pay $9. That's it. $9. And you know what you're going to get for $9? You're going to get this, a one week trial in our trading room. You're going to get live commentary, three workshops, traders talk. I mean, money back guaranteed. Now, you're probably asking me like, wait a minute, there's a catch. There's no way that I'm going to get this all for $9. Yeah. And I'll tell you why. I don't know who you are. This is just basically an application fee to get in our room. Okay? We want to make sure you say who you say you are. We want to make sure you're a real person and we're not going to, and we're not going to bill you, you know, after seven days. So don't worry about that. Like, oh, wait a minute. Am I going to be paying a residual? No. Listen, you don't want to continue. We don't need you. Okay. I am looking for traders. I could teach how to find this information so you could help me and all us traders trade together. And you're going to get this all for $9. That's it. $9. Now, let's take some questions because I know a lot of people ask me some questions. Does this strategy work well for volatile markets? This is all about volatility.  I'm losing money. You know what I mean? Like, of course, this is all about volatility. We don't make money when it's flat. We make when it goes up and down. How much money would I need to get started? That was another question that came up. And the thing is $9. That's all you need. Don't worry about, do I got to open up a brokerage account? You're not going to trade. You are only there to watch our traders and watch the customer service and the professionalism how we treat our traders, people like you to say, you know what? I finally found someone that really cares about me that wants me to succeed. So that's all you need to get started. And not only that, but you're going to meet some great traders. You're going to make some good friends.  But most importantly, which is everyone's biggest problem is you're going to see how people get out of it, you know? Richard's question is, what is the cost afterwards? Richard, does that really, is that important right now? Listen, if I taught you how to make six figures, would you pay a few thousand bucks for that? So I'm not here to tell you what it cost or what, worry about. That's the least of your problems. Your problem right now is this, pay the $9, get in the trading room, see the real truth about what and how to do this the right way and why we've been endorsed by every brokerage firm. We have an A plus rating at the Better Business Bureau, a five-star rating on Google endorsed by every brokerage firm, and it all starts here.  What do I need? This and all that stuff. All right? So all that for $9. You know what? I got one more bonus I'm going to throw in there. I got one more thing I'm going to throw in there, including the one week. If you're the first 20 people that register right now, I will give you a free coaching class myself. I will actually go on the phone, we'll set up an appointment after you've been in the room, and I will talk to you. And you know what kills people? They're like, you know, I spent $5,000 with the school, and then even, I couldn't even talk to anyone on the phone. It was all in this evergreen webinar or whatever. You know why? Because they don't care about you. And my thing is this, I'll be the first one to tell you if you should continue or not. Because if I don't see that you're qualified, I don't want you in the room. You know what I mean? Because if you lose money, I'm going to feel bad, and I don't need to screw me. So you're going to see the truth. And you know what? You're going to answer that question for yourself.  But it all starts right here. Kurt, the tools that you're going to get are all going to be in the trading room. You're going to see the level three. You're going to see the level four. You're going to see the watch list. You're going to see the percentage gainers and losers. I'm going to teach you how to tape read. I can only teach you in an hour. You know, I can only spark your interest. I can't get you in there. Now I'm getting a lot of registrations in here. Let me just do a couple of shout outs while I go there. Michael Schmitz, I got your registration. Angel Verdi, I got your registration. Who's the guy who's been talking all the time? He's been asking me questions. I didn't see you answering. I didn't see you guys register yet. Oh, Joe. I didn't see you register yet, Joe. Okay. Who else we got here? That just registered. We got Charles K., Craig Kendall. We got your registration. $9. It's $9. Think of how much I showed you. Think about how much smarter and better trading decisions you would make if you were able to see those $4 million shares. Look at this right here.  I should have listened to Fausto. Okay. Let me show you to help you so you can help yourself to make this as a full career. A couple of people in here just registering. By the way, I'm just going to show you. You can see your name right here. I got your registration. Robert, I got your registration. John Z, I got your registration. You can see all these registrations coming in right now. By the way, when you register, very important everybody, there is a questionnaire. Please fill out that questionnaire. It's five questions.  Do you have level three? How much you're trading with, broker you're dealing with? Did you take very important? Did anyone teach you? Did you ever take any paid courses? Not these free things, okay? Because I want to style you a train because we need to analyze. We're like doctors. We need to check your blood. We got to look at your chart before we could sit there and let you know what you're looking at. We don't want you to come into your confused. Not only that, but every one of you will be getting registered and we'll have an education advisor who's going to help you out. John, look good. Okay, there you are. John G, I got yours. Thank you very much. I already did it and I know it's right now. Well, Dennis, you did it. You love it. You know what, John? That's great. When you're ready, because I know it's not the perfect time for you, for your situation, we're not going anywhere. I'm going to make you one guarantee, Dennis, to stock markets, not going out of business. You take care of what you got to take care of. When the time's right, I had people that came back three, five years later. Just hopefully, don't make it too long. That's all I ask. Any other questions, fellow traders? $9, first 20 people get a coaching class with me. If not, at least you'll get one of my other instructors. This is what you're going to get. Let me just bring this back. You're going to get pre-market trading, after-market trading. You're going to learn how to trade with level three, level four.  You're going to get three pro-workshops that are going to come along with it immediately. You're going to get a traders talk library. All those traders talk events that we do, you're going to be able to access the old ones. You're going to get all this stuff. I know it sounds ridiculous, but it really is a $2,200 value. We're giving it away because I am looking to recruit new traders that I could train, that I could teach and trade together and make money. Like I said, if it doesn't work out, you could have your $9 back. I just need to look to find serious traders that want to do this for a life, for a career. Listen, some of you are starting to get retired. Maybe you are retired. You're not going back to work.  You got to be able to build on it on your retirement. Let me tell you, you can go through that money like that, especially with inflation today. You see what gas prices are going on. You know what?   That's what you're going to learn at Cybertrain University.  Oil is so much money. Guess what? If you bought oil and we trained energy stocks, you would have made 3, 4, 500%.  Let oil go to $10. Okay, because this stock keeps going up. Who cares? Let it keep going because you could always make it back on the other way. James, Tom Sosnoff is a very good friend of mine. He's actually going to be live here at Cybertrain University. He does tasty works. It's another platform we're endorsed by. But you'll be able to do that. Absolutely. Martin, yes, it does work if you have under $25,000. Absolutely. Absolutely. You could also do a couple of trades a week and you could do a swing trade. Maria has a question. Can I get the trading room and study this weekend? Yes, Marie. Listen, today is Tuesday. So what you will do is you're going to get your education advisor. You're going to have access to our portal page. You'll see some of the classes. You let us know when you're going to book an appointment with the education advisor. The sooner you book it, the faster we're going to let you in the room. You just don't automatically get in there. We want to make sure we teach you and educate you and talk to you, show you what you're looking at because you'll be very confused. You might think you know what you're doing, but when you go on the floor in the exchange, let us do an orientation. Let's show you for about 10 minutes. So when you get in there, you're going to benefit from it. Okay, so that's the big. So the faster you go in there, the faster you'll learn. Another thing, another person was asking me about, is there somebody you could recommend for options or somebody? Listen, if you, if anybody is interested in any other courses, like if I recommend anybody else in a different industry, whatever, just send me an email. If you don't move forward with me, I'll be happy to tell you, you know, I'd rather be, you know, look at the right person than the wrong person. A couple of other people are registering right now. Let me just do a couple of shout outs. What I got right here, I got Kirkney, I got your registration, Murray, Murray M. I just got your registration, Murray K. Got your registration, Robert Nicholson got your registration. What else we got here? Conrad R. Got your registration. Welcome aboard. Keith Stevens, you can see them all right here. These all registrations coming in. You look at the times right here. Good. I'm glad all you guys are registering. You guys are going to have a fun time. You're going to have exciting time. Listen, it's time to kind of enjoy. Listen, you saw what happened with COVID. You saw how the market crashed and how it rebounded. You see what's going on. There's a war going on.  You know what I mean? And there's going to be great opportunities out there. Unfortunately, something that we all, I wish it doesn't happen, but we can't predict the future, but we better be prepared for it. And you got to know how to trade the market because if you have an IRA or you trading, everything you work for, you could lose it and you want to be able to know how to manage it. Hi, Fausto. Could you let us know how to get these platforms? Yes. So, was it, uh, Shanita? So what you do, Shanita, did you register? I don't know if I saw you registered. When you register and you do the trial, I will, you let me know. The instructor will send you links. By the way, we got promotions with all these brokerage firms. If you're one of our students, you're going to get the red carpet treatment because these brokerage firms know that if you know, if you're, if you learn, you're going to be a client there forever. So we got great discounts and, but before we show you how to use it, uh, get it, let me show you how to use it first. Okay. But we'll, we'll walk you through how to get all that stuff. Okay. All right, fellow trades. Listen, I got to go. My wife keeps calling me because my son is wrestling and he's going on about 15 minutes. So I got to shoot over to the, to the, to the school to go watch him. It's one of, one of the benefits and one of the great things you got to, you only got one shot when they do these things. So I'm going to go out there and watch him wrestle. He's doing great. He's 10 and two. So it's his last week. So he just won his first championship tournament. So looking forward to seeing what's going on now, but I'm going to go run to him. And the meantime, I will see you all tomorrow in the trading room. And if you can't make tomorrow, if you're not ready, you tell the instructor when you're ready to get started. You can start on Monday, whatever it is, but lock in the rate now and then you have it. And when you're ready to start, we'll get you up and running. Okay. Thanks everyone for watching. I can thank the staff, C2. Greg did a great job as usual today. Get all these wonderful people in here, media pub and everyone else, all my, all my partners and, and brokerage firms that help you get here. Thank you very much for it. But remember they did you a favor. So let's go out there and start doing it and start making money. Thanks everybody for watching. And don't, and by the way, when this video is over, you're going to watch me on, on NASDAQ talking about Moderna before the, the virus took off and you're going to see how Moderna went from $20 to $500. So don't miss, watch that video as you're registering, you log out. Thanks everybody. See you all in the trading room.


Hey Psych2go fam, welcome to another video.  Are you wrestling with a lot of insecurity and self-doubt right now, but don't know why? When you internalize the idea of not being good enough, you don't appreciate yourself enough. When you're too harsh and demanding with yourself, it leads you to believe that you don't deserve anything in life. It's only human nature to doubt yourself, and want to be a better person, but it's important to know when it goes from self-improvement to self-destruction. Here are 7 of the most likely reasons why you don't feel good enough. 1. You're overly self-critical. Do you find it hard to forgive yourself for your mistakes? Do you immediately blame yourself when something goes wrong in your life? Research has shown that our day-to-day thoughts can have a powerful impact on our feelings, behaviors, and attitudes. So if you often talk down to yourself a lot and criticize yourself too harshly, it would certainly result in low self-esteem, pessimistic thinking, and feelings of inadequacy. These negative beliefs inform the way you feel about yourself, and if you keep listening to your own negativity, you'll never feel like you're good enough. 2. You always compare yourself to others. As the saying goes, comparison is the thief of joy. Being comparisons does not only hurt your self-esteem, but also causes misery. A lot of us are guilty of doing this, especially when you're feeling insecure or doubting yourself. But social comparisons only make you feel worse, because the reality is, there will always be someone who you consider better than yourself. And focusing too much on competing with everyone else and seeing how you measure up to them will just leave you feeling bitter, envious, and resentful of both others and yourself. 3. You're surrounded by toxic people. Do your so-called friends like to prey on your insecurities and make fun of you for it? Does your partner tear you down with backhanded compliments and thinly veiled judgment? Is your family unsupportive of everything you do? Sometimes, the problem might not lie so much in yourself, but in the people you choose to surround yourself with. The people you love are supposed to boost your self-confidence and help you see the good in yourself, but all unhealthy relationships do is constantly make you question your own self-worth. No matter how hard you try, you'll never feel good enough as long as you're surrounded by toxic people like this. 4. Your parents are too demanding. Growing up, did your parents set unrealistically high goals for you? Did they expect you to become the next child prodigy, the best in the class, the most obedient, the star athlete, and so on? All children grow up wanting to please their parents and craving their unconditional love and acceptance, but most parents don't give their love freely. This leads you to grow up thinking that your worth is conditional and that you're only ever as good as the things you're able to accomplish. 5. You struggle with abandonment issues. Do you have trouble maintaining close, meaningful relationships with others? If you struggle with low self-esteem or poor self-image, it might be a sign that you're struggling with abandonment issues. Divorce, death, and other painful ends to important relationships can leave you with a strong and oftentimes subconscious fear of being abandoned. And the worst part is, this causes you to believe that it's your fault your loved ones walked out on you and that it was because you weren't good enough in some way, which isn't true. 6. You have unhealed emotional trauma. Were you ever in an abusive relationship, be it physically or emotionally? Were you ever the victim of any violent crime? Were you ever bullied or neglected as a child? Studies show that over 70% of adults experience at least one traumatic event in their lifetime, and of these people up to 20% go on to develop PTSD or other serious mental illnesses. When we don't heal from our emotional trauma, it can lead to a lot of anger, guilt, regret, frustration, and hate that's often directed towards your own self.  And 7. You're suffering from depression. Last, but certainly not least. If you've been struggling to feel good enough for a long time, it could be because you're actually suffering from clinical depression. Among one of the most recognizable symptoms of depression are strong feelings of worthlessness and self-loathing. Others include a depressed mood, over-fatigue, lack of energy, loss of interest and motivation, suicidal ideation, and a disturbance in sleep or appetite. If you suspect you might be suffering from clinical depression, we recommend you seek help and get diagnosed by a professional. Have you been struggling to feel good enough for a long time? Do you know anyone around battling these feelings? It's only natural to feel like you're not good enough sometimes. And for many of us, it's a lifelong struggle to love and accept ourselves for who we really are. Sadness, insecurity, and self-doubt are all a part of the spectrum of healthy human emotions that we all feel from time to time. But with enough patience, support, and dedication, it gets easier over time. So don't hesitate to reach out to a mental health care professional today and talk to them about how you feel. Like and share this video with those you think might benefit from it. Don't forget to subscribe to Psych2Go for more helpful videos. And thanks for watching. We'll see you next time.


is EG, it's synthetic EG and we'll be using FastLogic to try and find, detect this EMG embedded in it. To know why does this funny thing of scaling the waveform up and down would expect it just to be the same amplitude throughout. Let's actually start with that quickly. So put it in our window, we have essentially four windows, we have a code, the code is split into two windows, it's a Visual Studio code, but it has the GitHub co-pilot sheet open because that's what we use and it obviously has the code. We're mainly doing a HTML JavaScript, Python and CSS or styling the membership functions. Right, so we actually have the HTML which shows the front panel, has some description at the bottom, but we'll have to correct it after making the more recent changes. Yeah, to know what's up with this, so we have this color scheme that we're using for the project. These colors here, they're from some festival in South America. So let's jump into it. So looking at the code above, I would like some suggestions, maybe do not generate the code yourself, but generate prompts that I can use with GitHub co-pilot because it will have the more updated version of the script. Now looking at the code above that I shared, can you check a few things? First of all, when I scroll through the data, it's scaling the signal, zooming out and when I stop scrolling it, adjusting the amplitude, this is pretty annoying. How can we fix that? See just warming up with something simple. It's not going to time me out, is it? Here are some prompts you could use with GitHub co-pilot to get suggestions for modifying your JavaScript code. Right, so we have a bunch of them, I don't know why. We don't want additional functions, no. I'm encountering an issue with amplitude adjustment in my EEG chart. Currently, when I stop scrolling through the EEG data, the chart adjusts the amplitude automatically, which is not desirable. I need the amplitude to remain constant and not readjust after scrolling. Could you help me adjust my JavaScript chart update function to maintain a fixed amplitude range regardless of the scroll position? Okay, everyone sounds legit. Let's try it out. Ampitude adjustment is happening because of these lines. Max data point constant, the scales. So when max data point is being calculated, the multiple will fetch the entire EEG data. So where would that be? Here, clearing an alpha to y, but okay. Well, this is the same. Is it the same? Don't need this scale to fetch that constant fetch data if array. Okay, we just need to do, so we don't need this anymore, do we? I can just keep doing it on a different variable, substituting display g. It's still down to control of five. It's only happening during scrolling. Okay, we'll leave it for now. The other main thing is we want to display those membership functions, membership functions. Actually, we would like to do as much as possible within the JavaScript, so I don't even know why we need so much of a Python code. Okay, moving on, the membership functions are currently not being displayed properly. It's just displaying one value and the current amplitude, current frequency, and current artifact risk are said to be not available. We need to fix that. Now question, another question is can we do most of the processing within JavaScript and use back-end as little as possible? What is this fuzzy control for a fuzzy control? What? It doesn't sound like it's going to work. What about this one or that one? I think I actually have to use the second one. I don't remember yet. Did something similar before? Oh, yeah, let's just save that file. Still haven't fixed a GitHub, a co-pilot, a GitHub, no, the GitHub, the Git. So it's still fetching from the back-end, which is not ideal. Let's file always be the same. Just check something. Here, it requires not to use a port statement. It's dead. It's not defined. All right, so we have a fuzzy controller just making this up or it actually exists. Link, what? Is there a fuzzy controller JS? I think this is referring, so the fuzzy controller here referring to my Python. I'm really confused. Get rid of it for now. Yeah, there's too much stuff happening on the back-end, I think. Minimize back-end, I want to shift most of the data processing to the client side. Client side, do I have to select the whole JavaScript or it's selecting automatically 1 to 17. It's selecting code around this segment. Normalize that, keeps normalizing that. Yeah, I didn't get that bit. So we're moving the membership functions to JavaScript, which is good. It just made this up. It's suggesting it again, though. This is despite code. What? Oh, I'm super confused right now. So we're asking to shift most of the data processing to the client side, to reduce back-end load, to implement shift normalization. You can normalize data, basic JavaScript operations. Okay, so we have normalize data, already doing something similar. Display analyzing display. Yeah, this is only mainly displaying stuff. Now we're doing some processing as well. There's a lot of debugging. So fetching that and normalizing that, calculating average amplitude, okay. Yeah, so these things don't actually work. This stuff needs to go into the HTML, is it? Yeah, it's important quickly, but it won't work. So using this function in the process, please note that the approach will increase the load on the client's device. That's okay. The other thing is it doesn't actually work and turn it into a module. Yeah, I don't have those. I need a module bundler. Okay, that would not work at the moment, as it is turning mages into a module. It isn't a static folder. Yeah, now this will not work. So every function that requires an import, have to be commented out. Right, so we are working, working again. Like to keep things intact, instead of breaking them. Yes, we need to update the current values. Yeah, we don't need a new JavaScript function. Don't need to refer to GitHub, Copa, there's GitHub, Copa, it's updated the current amplitude, current frequency in the car, right now alpha text on my web page every time you need to tell it's fetched, the values are currently showing. Let's try that quickly. So you have a HTML elements with IDs. I need to check those IDs. Right, it's correct. I don't have those. Yes, we do need this function, call this function, current after current values. I can place it here for a sec, comment that out quickly. Okay, now the values are updating. Okay, can remove that. That's working pretty well so far. So good. We haven't have a prompt chart for playing memory, memory function is only showing one value instead of the full range. Sounds like it might be with the parsing of the data received from the server. It looks like perfect prompt, I couldn't have written anything better myself. It might be how we are mapping the data onto the chart, the plot membership function, you're mapping data to labels. It seems like you're treating data as an array. Yeah, no, this is an array. Okay, can we check plot membership functions? It's not the actual function. Here's the function const labels. Yeah, we'd like to console log the data. We already have the data. But let's do it again. Membership data. What crazy, it's all this nested stuff. Why? Yeah, we're just doing the plot membership function. I'm going to show what I'm meant to be selecting when prompting copper. Let's not stretch the data. We have an object with three properties amplitude, alpha, three scan frequency, each of which is an array of object, each of this object has a name property and points property, where points is an array of arrays. I don't like array of arrays, but okay, let me start the tables. I'm sure you would need to iterate over the array objects and then over the points. So plot data canvas, cdx, after destroy, it's coming that out for a second, doesn't work anyway. Destroy is the same. Then just take the whole, this is const plot data, 8228. No, actually, the problem is elsewhere now. Let's do that prompt for the whole code, because it seems like when we change this function, we have to change something else as well. There are messages, it's just that the dataset points is undefined. Okay, replacing, let's fill that out quickly, place that, looks to be the same anyway, can get rid of it, console. Okay, I might have to continue this next time. See you later. Bye.


It's still plus politics. Now the Southern Governors Forum has attributed the over-centralization of structures of government to the unending agitations across the country. The chairman of the SGF, Governor Rotimi Akiridolu of Akiti State, said the fiscal policy and over-centralization of powers in the hands of the federal government have turned the country into a unitary nation. He said this, that this is a major reason for the unending agitations for restructuring. He lamented that putting many items in the exclusive list has concentrated too many powers in the federal government's hands. Akiridolu said the unity of this country is based on sustainable true federalism. Joining us to discuss this is James E. Bohr, his legal practitioner, and Kabeer Adamo, a security risk management expert. Thank you very much, Mr. Adamo, for joining us. Great. I'm going to start by talking about the agitations because this is your area. I do not know because the governors are of course on paper the number one security officers of the estates, but we have seen, you and I have been in this country, I mean this whole year has been one issue or the other. In terms of the agitations, is it really about restructuring because I hear about restructuring just pre-election year, every election cycle we hear about restructuring. But do you think that it's majorly about the fact that there's power resting at the center, the fact that governors cannot control the securities in the estates and these agitations like what we've seen in the southeast, what we've seen in the northwest, what we're seeing also in the southwest, could all of this be tied to politics and not necessarily the fact that governors cannot deal with these security heads in the estates except they get power or some form of not from the center? So that means I mean, but if that's the reality, I'll tell you each state has approached this differently and I would like using the Lagos model where Lagos has set up a security trust fund that is as good as any privately run company and has governance structures that has an auditor or someone who is interested in understanding how it's run. I see it and I see how effective it has been in supporting the security architecture in the state. And then you've got other states that are so opaque in how they are running or rather contributed to the security architecture that does not allow that type of capacity. I yet to hear them criticize them the federal government. So again, it's a narrative and there are some elements of truth in the fact that I've done over centralization of, if I narrow it down to security now, yes, the security is in the list and it is centralized at the federal government in theory. However, in reality, the operations of security are actually bound at the state level and the governments have a huge role to play in that. They share the state security councils, they have, they receive the security votes.  They contribute to the funding of security agencies. Some of them transparently like the leaders example are given and then the majority from the nobody knows how they use that money. And so I hear the agitation and I can understand when that agitation is related to the issues of equity, justice and inclusion. But how right and fair is it to put that burden alone on the federal government. The constitution recognizes three levels of government, the federal, the state and the local government level. I'm not aware that any of the state governments have allowed the autonomy of the local governments to the extent that for instance, even the various elements of what the local government powers allows within the constitution, those governments have allowed it. So it's easy for instance to point a finger at the federal government, but I'd be on their own aligned with the evolution of powers. And again, that's the narrative that I think perhaps in the cause of our conversation we can look a little bit more smoothly. But yes, there is a correlation between the agitation and unfortunately it is centralization, but it is centralization only at the federal level or also at the state level. I think that's subject to a lot of debate. You practically just bit into my next question, but I'll put a pin on that and push further on the issue of state policing. There's been a lot of agitation for state policing because you see for example you have the Met Police in the UK, in the US you have the New York Police Department, you have the Chicago Police Department, but we do not necessarily have that in this country. And I always try to pick the brains of security experts in this country as to how that is not happening. Again, it brings to question the kind of system of government that we're running, even though we say it's a federation, but we seem to be running a unitary system. Does that also play into the reason why we're unable to establish state policing? It's a function of our constitution. Like I mentioned earlier, the security is in the exclusive list. And recently some governors are testing the bad constitutional provision by asking their state assemblies to pass legislation to allow them to have some sort of security arrangement. So it's a very interesting development and I think time would actually solve this issue for us. My professional opinion is that we need to decentralize security. However, the spectra of the city where it's still glaring at us, what rules, for instance, that the ability of certain governors to influence the security architecture within the state that allowed the events that preceded the civil war. And how are we going to cater to that? My answer is trending democracy at the state level. And unfortunately, we're hearing that discussion at the moment, the concentration, especially of the civil society and a lot of the media is at the federal level. And we need to also, I think, put that pressure on the state systems. What we have is a trending democracy at the state system that can check the excesses of the executive arm of government without that. Then the sub-spectra that I mentioned unfortunately will relieve itself and we're likely to see ourselves in another situation. So yes, I believe in decentralization of security so that we vote the state and if possible the local governments would have some level of security within their control and authority. And we should democratize these two arms of government so that there would be checks and balances of the executive arm of government. Wow. The state and the local government level. Interesting.  James, it's very interesting that governors are asking that there be some form of decentralization of power from the federal government. But then we still have lingering somewhere lurking just around the corner the issue of autonomy for local governments. And the states still seem to be holding on very tightly to that. And they've had each time where they've even taken the federal government to court on this particular matter. It's just a case of a pot calling kettle black because that's what our security analysts are saying here. States need to be doing what they're asking the federal government to do if we really want to have a well-rounded system of governments. Do you buy this particular position? Yes. I think the state governments, the state governors are doing what they are doing because the federal government have actually allowed it. You know, we have a system just like Dr. Damoh has said. We have a system where the governors go to Abuja every other day and have in hand begging for resources. So they are not looking inward. Everything is connected to the center. And I think it is the federal government that has enabled this. Yes, we have just sharpened the vis-a-vis of the civil war. And I think the biggest problem is military intervention in our politics because that was actually what has created the entire problem. When the army took over the centralized governors, not because it was good for Nigerians, but because it was convenient for them to stay in control. If we decentralize power, it will be very easy for the secretary of architecture to work because, naturally, the local government will have a role to play. The state government will have a role to play. And maybe the civil society will not emphasize more on strengthening the government at the state level than the local government. Therefore, now, we cannot target this bit, especially when we know that the state depends solely on the federal government. But James, can I come in there? When we say that the federal government seems to be enabling the states, it makes it seem like the people don't have a say in this. And I always like to come from that perspective or from that angle. If we always say, oh, the price of bread in the market is high, blame Bahari. We fail to always point fingers also at the governments that are closest to us, the ones who work directly with us, which is our states and local governments. Are we holding them accountable before we even start stretching our hands to the federal government? I'm not in any way also absolving the federal government, but I'm saying, do we not have a role in also making these people responsible one way or the other? Sorry, I lost it there. Yes, I'm asking if the states themselves or we, the people in the states, do not have a responsibility of holding these governments, the state governments to, I mean, because it looks like you're saying it's the federal government that's enabling them, but what about us, the people who are at the receiving end? Before we talk about the federal government, are we making sure that our states are responsible, that they start looking in? Let me tell you, yes, I think we do, but we are talking about our ability to compare the states to do what they thought to have done. For instance, we are talking about judicial autonomy and the efforts we have made to compare state governments to, you know, allow state governments, I mean, the judiciary at the state level to draw from the constitutional reform. Is it very difficult? The federal government tried to maybe say how they can maybe send money directly to maybe the houses of assembly or to the local governments or to the judiciary. That, again, is very difficult. For instance, why should the federal government continue to give governors security votes? Where is it in the constitution? Governors give money to the police. That money is not budgeted for. So if my governor for real time decides to give the constitutional police 50 million naira, how will he account for 50 million naira? If he is a corrupt person, he will share the money with his friends or his girlfriend within the police. I am pretending to be doing police job. They buy vehicles for them and yet there is no process of accountability. What we are saying is that the police have a national project. Can we begin to look forward to assess how they spend the little money they get? Why should governors be donating money to the police? But also, as we are asking the police to give account, again, I am not saying the police should not give account, will the governors be willing to give account of the security votes? Let's make it fair play. Secretary goes money. And what supports that in our laws? We have a national police force that should be properly funded. That is fairly, and most times governments will tell you we use that security to fund the police force in our states. What do they do? They use a huge amount of that money to fund their personal security to the detriment of the people's security. That is why you see so many political elites with so many soldiers and police officers policing themselves and their families, not the people. So I think we just have to assess. We have to decentralize power. There should be fiscal federalism. How do we go about it? Because that's the question I wanted to ask Mr. Adamu, but I'll start with you. How do we go about it? Because again, my other question is, if the federal government is okay and willing to always attend to the governors when they come cap in hand because there is a purse of sort of monies coming from the oil producing states, it also somewhat makes those states not look within, just as you said. But the federal government can only push states to a certain level. The states are also sovereign in their own ways. So really, how much push can the federal government offer? James, can you hear me? I think we lost connection with James, but let me see if Mr. Cabrera can attempt that question. Close. Yeah, Mr. Cabrera, can you go ahead? We'll try to get James back. Okay, so I think it's a case of which comes first, the chicken or the hen or the egg as it were. We're good agreed as it were, decentralization is important. Now you're bringing the element of physical federalism. I am absolutely in support of physical federalism. Each state should have a level of control over its resources. But if we agree to move on, and hopefully that's what we've agreed as a federation, then how will these states contribute to the federation? I think that's where our focus should be at the moment. But then that's why I said it's a case of which comes first, the chicken or the egg. Those states that are within the exclusive list actually allow the federal government to have control over those resources. So at what point are we going to reduce the several things that are within the exclusive list and perhaps move them to either the concurrent list or even the residual list? And if we still go back to the governors, the National Assembly has the powers and the responsibility to do that. And you agree with me that no influence group, no power group in the country at the moment has influence over the National Assembly like the governors. If the governors, for instance, speak to the senators that are representing their states at the National Assembly, that this is what they want to happen. By now, you would have seen bills in the National Assembly and they would have been mobilizing to achieve that. We've seen them mobilized and we've seen the result of their mobilization. And there is nothing that the governors have attempted to do and they must succeed. So why are they working back on this? Why are we not seeing that kind of mobilization to both the governors and members of House of Work that are represented by that state? I think the politicians need to be straight because they need to be serious and tell us in reality what they really want. I hear statements like the one attributed to the southern governors and foreign chairman. But in reality, what are the things that we can hold on to that constitutional review that would reduce those things in the exclusive list for me is a good indication that they are serious and that both physical, you know, decentralization that we want, that the people would happen. Okay, well that's all the time we have. Jamesy Boy is a legal practitioner. Kabir Damu is a security risk management expert. Thank you very much gentlemen for being part of this conversation. Thank you for having me. All right. Well, thank you all for watching. It's been Plus Politics. I hope you enjoyed yourself. Go ahead and follow us on YouTube at Plus TV Africa and Plus TV Africa Lifestyle. You can watch a replay of the show if you missed it. I'm Mary Anna Cohn. Have a good evening.


What's good y'all is your boy Ross back again with another video. So we're gonna check out the explosive Roman range versus Logan Paul press conference highlights, man, I Had to check this out. Somebody had sent it to me In the comment section saying I need to check this out So I'm down to see what was said right before the match at this year's crown jewel I'm looking forward to seeing how they play this out. Ultimately, we know Roman will win the match But I want to see what Logan can do and how they how they're gonna set this match up Can he pull out another great match this time with the tribal chief tribal chief and in the main event of APLE man, so let's get right into this one man Appreciate all the love and support you guys have shown on the channel and let's see what's said at this this final press conference As the undisputed champion here in WWE welcome back to the WWE crown jewel press conference Glad you could join us here as part of Riyadh season Thank you everybody again from the WWE universe for being in attendance here tonight Very interesting to see how this play out this man has been Well, nothing short of perfect For the past two plus years here in WWE. This is true. I would like to welcome the man I love Michael Cole's expression. He's like Gentlemen All right, none of you are named that You did it again This one you can't duplicate ladies and gentlemen Defending undisputed WWE Universal heavyweight champion of the world Roman The epic final boss music the one that you have to beat to beat the game He has three power level bars His special meters all the way at max easy It looked like he came out there by himself this time. No, no, no bloodline He's just hitting them all put the ones up Put the ones up the tribal chief champ of Saudi Arabia. You hear the ucy chance You hear the ucy chance Acknowledge me You hear the ucy chance Yo, I'm I gotta zoom in on Roman Reigns face Looking at Michael Cole saying shock the world. This he said he just his facial expression He's like talking about Michael Cole. Look at his facial expression. Oh, that's great Oh man, that is fantastic. Look at that. Did this sneaker ride in on a camel? A camel bro I'd like to start with uh The champion Roman Reigns And Roman I'd like to get your remarks on tomorrow night because there's been a lot of whispers going around About whether or not Logan Paul can do the unthinkable and shock the world By ending your streak tomorrow night at crown jewel. No What his face? What? No, I have no clue what you just said Cole Um I tell you right now Michael Cole ain't feeling ucy Tell you right now Michael Cole ain't feeling ucy. I love it If wwe does not and I mean this if they do not make some shirts Talking about being ucy, bro. They have dropped the ball. That is a money cash cow Hop on it wwe Please do because y'all gonna miss out on some money if you don't So this is what we're gonna do right now I'm gonna give you the opportunity To thank me now I think it's you that needs to thank me Roman Your boy just made you relevant in the Middle East Let's hear it for Saudi Arabia, baby All right, let's let's chill out real quick I've been entertaining Saudi Arabia while you're making those terrible little youtube vlogs I've been doing this sir I'm gonna give you one more opportunity to thank me right now because i'm gonna teach you something Some invaluable lessons you're gonna learn tomorrow. So go and take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank your tribal chief Love it Love it, man Here is your validation Roman Reigns the validation you need so badly the validation That's why you say acknowledge me every time everywhere you go. We've heard it. Thank you tribal chief Thank you So I'm really hacking up Logan here, bro, which is pretty crazy I was like I gave him the man can't talk what he doesn't have Paul Heyman speaking for him. So I'll take it from here dream come true beautiful country beautiful people beautiful faces I am so humbled that the wwe has chosen me To dethrone Roman Reigns in my third professional wrestling match That's definitely not happening but all right prime's coming to Saudi Arabia.  But the one thing you can't say is they don't bring in the money, bro They bring in the revenue People know who they are Whether it's good or bad They bring in money. I see why wwe put this match on. I know why wwe made this match Do I agree with it? Not so much But I get it society show They're trying to bring some buzz to the match. I get why they did it Honestly guys when I look out in the crowd, I am so inspired I am so inspired and my true goal with all this is to inspire people all around the world to do whatever they want You got to understand. I'm a kid from Ohio I am a kid from Ohio in the middle east entertaining fans across the globe I mean that is Let's go That's cool. Look look y'all. That is so cool to see you saw me beat the mysterios at wrestlemania You saw me beat the Miz at SummerSlam And tomorrow you're gonna see me beat Roman Reigns at crown jewel When an unstoppable force meets an immovable object I gotta give it to you Roman you've done good You've done really good But all good things must come to an end And all it takes is one Lucky punch Which you may have seen me hit your cousin with less than two weeks ago I've never seen a man drop so quickly in my life j. Uso Oh my goodness Not having a chin must run in the family But watch out Roman Reigns because I'm coming for that one lucky punch And yes, I will acknowledge you You are great You are the tribal chief. You are the face of the wwe for now But as smart as you are And as great as you are I think there's one thing that you forgot about me What's that? What's that? The tribal chief ain't the only one with a bloodline And with that being said Logan, I think you've learned your lesson over the past couple of weeks about Going it alone against the bloodline From what I understand You may have A little bit of backup Jake here in Saudi Arabia. Whoa Back up is an understatement Wow with me a man who has the power of god in his right hand I brought with me a man who represents the power of an entire army Ladies and gentlemen my brother the undefeated professional boxer 60 knockout artist jake paul Wow You hear the boos He brought out jake with him Believe this is We are what bizarro world are we in where we have the paul brothers in the mix With the the wwe champion in the bloodline. What what universe are we in right now? What is happening? It's w tomorrow inshallah Just like they said I wouldn't be at anderson silva And guess what paul heyman you said at first Remember when you lied to the wwe fans and said that anderson would knock me out Well, guess what buddy? I exterminated these I exterminated the spider and that's what my brother's gonna do tomorrow against roman reigns I'm gonna see what paul has to say I'm gonna see what paul has to say nice surprise congratulations Just to smarten the two of you up since obviously no one did that for the two of you as children The tribal chief could smash the two of you right here right now on this day We're businessmen, which means he'll do it tomorrow When he gets paid to do it Just in the interest of a nice little photo op Ladies and gentlemen and paul brothers alike The tribal chief gives you The bloodline Oh Ah Where's sammy at man Where's sammy we need sammy boat Where's sammy at we need sammy Oh see Where's sammy at man that's all we need hadn't said a single word He's about to beat the breaks out of him, bro. We want sammy man We want sammy where he at we want sammy We want sammy We want sammy sammy i'm so happy They have they have something That is very rare. I haven't felt this way about a wrestler since daniel bryan It's organic. It's happening on its own. It's not being forced People all around the world want to see sammy zane He is Without a doubt the most over person In the bloodline and he's on his way in my opinion to being probably one of the most over people in wwe sammy is not even in this match and they're chanting we want sammy We want sammy, bro After how you back to tonight, you don't deserve sammy After you back tonight you guys don't deserve sammy Oh, man, that was that was a good one, man. That was good. I enjoyed that The fact that sammy got a we want to sammy chant and it was loud and thunders They wanted to see sammy, bro. I love moment still standing character I'll tell y'all after tonight. No, you don't deserve sammy man. This is great I can't wait to see the match. I know Roman's gonna hand out the beats very uh, efficiently I just want to see Does jake get involved? Obviously the bloodline will probably get involved and I want to see how things pan out. I think Uh, logan's gonna surprise us once again because once again, this is this is not the miss I'm not taking anything away from the miss. You're in the main event roman So, you know, you gotta bring it. I want to see What type of match what story they tell? And you know, will they set it up where they tease? Maybe Uh, logan getting the job done. They'll probably tease it. I just don't think it's gonna happen I don't see it happening. I hope it doesn't happen. But yeah, comment down below. Let me know Did you guys enjoy this this final press conference? Does it make you look forward to the match even more or you just really don't care and you're ready For them to be done with this crown jewel PLE, but I appreciate all the love and support you guys if someone on the channel wrote to 100k. I appreciate y'all. Keep going. Me see y'all next time. Peace


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