Wells Fargo, Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, Capital One, PNC, US Bankorp, and Truist will debut the new digital wallet, connecting 150 million Visa and Mastercard credit and debit cards at launch. It will be easier and safer to check out without submitting information. Also, users won't have to sign up for a new service or mobile app, keeping their sensitive data with one entity. Merchants profit from higher checkout conversion. This option might challenge PayPal, which has 397 million active accounts and processed $337 billion in payment volume in the third quarter of 2022. 76% of the top 1,500 online retailers in North America and Europe accept PayPal at checkout, making it the most popular digital wallet. However, PayPal has been a disruptor for over 20 years, and its network effects explain its dominance. As it grows, PayPal's two-sided platform benefits users. Buyers and merchants are drawn to one another. The positive feedback loop strengthens as it grows. Customers receive cash back and other perks, which is unbeatable. These strengths, combined with PayPal's lead start, make less of a concern about the big bank's new digital wallet. They might get some early acceptance from their cardholders, but they'd still be far behind PayPal, whose customers transacted 50.1 times in the trailing 12-month period. Why didn't early warning services do this a decade ago? Seven organizations with varied goals can hinder progress. Maybe they couldn't stand by while fintech took over the payments business. Consumers use digital wallets instead of big bank services now. The latter group's user experience would have to be far better. Changing this behavior may be tough. Thus, PayPal and its shareholders are unaffected. This new product launches progress should be monitored. What do you think is going to happen with PayPal? Share your opinions in the comment section below.


What's up everybody Jason here for jazzy's case breaks comm this sells off the mixer guys We're giving away the last four spots in the Omaha mixer, which is a 600 469 99 dollar spot break and we're giving away here in this 2016 optic football hangar one box break random teams number six And again guys randomized customer names and teams first with a dice roller distribute the hits out of the hanger Then at the end of the break with a separate dice roller randomizer randomize the original 32 customer names And the top four that place one two three four will get a spot in the mixer and that'll be coming up next in a separate video So good luck to the break first. Let's roll Five and one six times. Good luck One Two Three four Five and six the final time Bradley down to Ian. All right six times one two three four five Six Cowboys down to the Texan remember this is a gov. Dak. Zeke whence Michael Thomas draft class Joey Bosa So stick with you guys really quickly. So you guys what you guys got really quick right there. All right, I guess you go Blaine Gabbard Lequan Treadwell Durong Lee Allen Robinson Calvin Taylor Chris Moore Austin Hooper Rigger rookie Emanuel Aqua Heena Reynolds Jeff Driscoll.


Do you consider yourself a good cook? Because when I hear, I was cooking for investors, I better be damn sure that the recipe I'm making is at least palatable. You know, it's an induction hob on the table, plug-in, pan, oil, and just the product. I, it's equivalent- I think that's even better, right? Exactly, I'm not hiding it behind sauce or a bun or cheese or relish. It's the closest thing to home muscle as there is on the market. So we, when we pitch, what we love to do is do nothing to it other than just cook it in a pan. And it's like, there is chicken on the plate. This one happens to be made from plants. It has, you know, 90 calories per serving, 14 grams of protein, no fat, no carbohydrate. And that's the wow factor.


With warmer temperatures and longer days this means a change in activity for many of Wyoming's wildlife species. For resident and migratory birds this means it's time to build a nest. Bird nests are constructed so adult birds can incubate their eggs. Nests vary in architecture and construction depending on the species of bird building them. Nests can be built on the ground, cliff faces, eaves of buildings on tall vegetation like trees or shrubs or in cavities of dead trees. Construction materials can include mud, sticks, vegetation, and sometimes discarded human-made materials. Nests are usually built in concealed locations to avoid predators. They are located along the edges of different vegetation habitats with a water source nearby. Depending on the bird species nests are reused over consecutive nesting years and are refurbished with each nesting season. Many Wyomingites enjoy bird watching. Building man-made houses, ground structures, and raised nests are a great way to enhance viewing and nesting habitat for Wyoming birds. So the next time you're out for a spring or summer walk keep an eye out for the different types of nests built by Wyoming's bird species. From the University of Wyoming Extension I'm Brian Sebade exploring the nature of Wyoming.


So for December we like to do room for the holidays for the animals here and of course our goal is to see as many of them get into homes as possible for the holidays and get out of the shelter. And this isn't just adopting pets but even animals that have been lost or picked up, it's still a $25 special for current owners to reclaim their pets and of course $25 spread options for all new owners because we actually believe in or not this December we're seeing a fair number of animals coming in. We usually start to slow down a little bit but we're pretty covered up so we really want to get some animals out into this movie. That's a $25 you can't beat that because the animals already spayed and neutered, it's microchipped, it's vaccinated, it's had that good once over by our veterinarian already or one of our guest veterinarians so it's just a great deal. We're talking probably at least $200 worth of services already done for that animal and somebody can walk in and take that home right away for just $25. So it's a great deal and it's a lot of fun, it's fun to see these animals get out and get into new homes so I hope folks will come out and check them out. We do offer gift certificates for the month of December so for $25 you can come get that gift certificate, present it to your person who's getting that pet, maybe go ahead and buy them leaching collars if it's dogs or collars for cats, litter box, some of the supplies, surprise them with that and the gift certificate and then they can come in or you can come in with your friend or a family member and pick out that pet together. I always feel like when you come in and spend time with the animals, a lot of times that animal may just pick you and that's a great way to get a feel for personalities and what not. So I always suggest people actually come down here and physically spend time with the animals and get the right one. Hey there, Mayor Steve Benjamin here, thanks for watching this video. Make sure you give it a like right below the video and don't forget to subscribe. Also, while you're here, be sure to check out one of our other videos or follow on our social media platforms. Thanks again and remember, we are Columbia.


Hey guys, it's Nate, aka The Foot Account, welcome back to the channel. Today we're talking about team of the week one and two inside of FIVA 21 Ultimate Team investing in those and also predicting some cards we're gonna see from team of the week one that will be coming up this Wednesday. I just wanna make a video talking about team of the week and talk about the timeframe, talk about what cards you can invest in. These team of the week cards from team of the week one will rise, especially with some of the cards we could see in this week's team of the week and then talk about team of the week two. We kinda have to view these two squads as the first two team of the weeks in FIVA 21 in different ways because team of the week one will act a lot different than team of the week two and I wanna talk about both of those things in this video today because this is some investing that you guys can do early on in FIVA 21 around the gold cards that go out of packs because of the informs going in packs or just the rarity and popularity of informs that could possibly get into team of the week. So obviously we are just two days away from the web app launching and that means two days from now we're also gonna get team of the week one inside of FIVA 21. So the first set of team of the week cards will be available on Wednesday at 6 p.m. UK per usual as everything should be. They haven't said anything is gonna change so that's what we can expect from this weekend. We do have some performers that looked like they could get in team of the week. Jamie Vardy, Ben Yetter, Bruno Fernandez, Alice Andrini, Promez, Ansu Fati, Lozano. There's a lot of really OP and a lot of really cool cards that could be getting informed to start off the year. So I think there's a lot to talk about with this stuff in terms of what cards you can invest in and honestly just kinda get your minds right for maybe what we'll see with team of the week one and just the market movements that you can expect with these cards. We're gonna be looking a lot at last year's FIVA 20 team of the week number one and two and also we're gonna take a peek at FIFA 19's team of the week one because this team of the week was very interesting in its own right but I think we can draw from the similarities of last year the most. I'm gonna talk about that a decent amount today. So first things first, what happened to these cards last year, team of the week one, they come out the first day the web app is launched so that means they have like a day or so with less supply and this team of the week, the biggest thing you need to know about team of the week one is that it is always very rare. It just does not have as much supply as most of the other team of the weeks, especially for some of the higher tier players because they don't get packed that much because there's not as many people that are on the game opening packs during those first seven days as a lot of people get the regular game, the standard edition and by the time they get on these cards are already out of packs and team of the week two is in the game. So there's a lot of rarity with team of the week one and that's the biggest thing here. So just to kind of mention, if you think that you can invest in the gold cards of these items here that are projected to be in team of the week number one. By the way, this design right here is by Marcel Designs on Twitter. I'm gonna drop a link down to this prediction in the chat because I need to do that because this is awesome and I wanna give this guy some credit because he's an awesome FIFA designer. So drop that link down the chat, check out this post. But people think that they can invest in the gold items for these team of the week cards that are gonna be coming out during the web app. You actually can't invest in the gold cards because the gold cards don't ever come out until after the team of the week because when the web app drops on Wednesday, these cards will be in packs or team of the week one will be in packs. So the team of the week cards for Ben Yetter, Jamie Vardy, Brammerich or whoever gets in will be in the game. You won't actually be able to buy the gold items. So I just wanted to kind of clear that up. You can't actually invest in those gold items going out of packs because they're not even going to be in packs. So, but let's talk about the rarity for these team of the week one cards. Just like we talked about investing in meta cards, meta goals like Verlan Mendy or like Lucas Mora or Gareth Bale, we've mentioned investing in some of those players in previous videos. Team of the week cards are very investable as well because they're so rare and people like to get their coins on upgraded versions and have the best possible team they can as early on in the game as they possibly can. Frankie DeYoung, perfect example from last year. He was first day, 75,000 coins on that first day of the web app. And just like a lot of those meta gold graphs that we look at from last year, this guy exploded. Literally he goes from 70,000 coins to 179,000 coins before he goes out of packs. Then even goes up more during, I think this was the screen promo and he had links to screen PK. So we went up a bunch here, but you would have probably taken the money from 75K all the way up to 180K. That's 100,000 coins per profit per card, which is insane on a card like this. Now, a lot of people don't have 75 on the first day or 75K, that's why he went up so much. But there were some cheaper informs last year that have big market movements and well. And I wanna talk to you about what informs went up and how you can find those. Delaney last year, 29,000 coins, right? 29,000 coins a week later when he goes out of packs, he is 56,000 coins. Another week later he is 70K and he peaked at 80K. The Bundesliga last year, this guy was a really, really, really good CDM. His base card was gonna be really good. A lot of people were wanting to use his base item, but of course his team of the week was in the game so they weren't able to use him in their starter squads. And then people realized, hey, this guy is really fricking good anyway. So we went up a ton. But again, the biggest thing for investing in cards, you have to remember is, the ones that are higher rated are the ones that are going to go up the most because they're gonna have the least amount of pack weight and people can't afford them as much. This striker money card with the position change and just the meta card that he was, this was one of the most insane rises I've ever seen on an out of packs team of the week card going from 470K first day all the way up to 1.2 million coins about a month and a half later before whole Black Friday downturn. But there will be cards like Mane this year. Mertens was a huge investment last year that made a people a ton of coins. I think even Tagli Fico did really well. But the thing that you have to focus on the most, and we honestly, I have talked about this card. You cannot talk about FIFA 20 team of the week one without talking about Daniel Malin. Daniel Malin, man, this dude was one of the most crazy rises last year. He was 17K, 14K on the first day on the web app, right? But he looks really super meta, 94 pace with four star skills. Even though he's got a three star weak foot, there were some other PSV links in there. People were linking him to Promez in starter squads. And then there were some other informs. I think Bergwein might've gotten an inform as well. Or there was another PSV inform that happened like a team of the week three. And that's why this guy's price absolutely exploded. But he went from 14K all the way up to 59,000 coins in the span of a couple of weeks at the start of the game. There could be players like that this year, all right? So I just want to kind of tell you that, hey, when the team of the week comes out on Wednesday, when it's gonna be announced, start to look at that team of the week, look for meta players, right? Cards that people already wanna have in their FIFA Ultimate Team Squads, whether that be a day one starter team, or a couple of weeks down the road, like at DeYoung. People probably wanted DeYoung and their teams last year, but they did because he was a new card. He was a new transfer. He had a once to watch card and it was just a new player on a new team. And he actually fit the meta really well, which was nice, but people wanted to use him. People wanted to use Delaney as a great CDM in the Bundesliga. People wanted to use Mertens, he was meta. People wanted to use Mane, he was meta. And also Premier League, Liverpool, all the links. So look for players this year in team of the week one. I'm gonna be looking at some team of the week one investments day one in the web app as well. So we'll be talking about that a lot on this channel when the web app does drop and when we actually do get team of the week one, that's gonna be a great place to invest your coins, especially if you're opening packs with FIFA points that first day or so and you have some coins at your disposal, buying team of the week cards is gonna be a great place to look. Now there is a downfall. There are some downfalls and there's always this thing called over-investing that we have to worry about. And that happened last year with Serge Aurier. All right, just wanna talk about this briefly. Serge Aurier. Now you could have made a lot of coins in him. He was 14,000 coins. He rose all the way up to 25 and he even went to 28 at one point. But there were so many people investing in this card after he went on a pack and he just never really rose because of all the over-investing and this card actually had a lot of supply for whatever reason. Just his pack weight seemed to be a lot more. He was 82 rated, low rated for an inform and people thought he was gonna be really good because he was prem, right? 80 pace is okay. There was some other prem right backs that you could use and ultimately the hype just wasn't there for this card, unfortunately, even though he had the green link to a once to watch Pepe and that new player, the hype just wasn't there and there was a lot of over-investing. So that's something you always have to keep in mind and be careful with, but something that we have to just learn and try to spot and try to get away from if it is going to happen. So that's team of the week number one. Let's talk about team of the week two. What happens for team of the week two? Now this is team of the week two back in FIFA 20 Ultimate Team. Now what happens with these cards is these get hit by a lot more supply and this is more of like a normal team of the week. And yes, some of these team of the week cards do rise well. If we look at a few of them, Trent Alexander-Arnold rose very well last year, but again, the cards that are going to rise from team of the week two and onwards out of packs are going to be cards that are meta, that are well-known, that are popular, right? People wanted to get an upgraded Trent Alexander-Arnold on their team because of English links and because of Liverpool links. That's why this card went up. But we're not here to invest in team of the week two. We're here to invest in team of the week two gold cards that are going out of packs. Now let's look at Trent Alexander-Arnold's 83-rated gold card and what happened here. So Trent is about 26,000 coins. He gets his team of the week card and bang, he absolutely flies up to 41,000 coins with that Trent card right there. Cause obviously he goes out of packs on the 25th, comes back into packs on the seventh or eighth or something, I guess that was. So he goes out of packs right here and he goes flying up and then starts to come back down as he goes back into packs. Same thing happened with Coutinho. Obviously Coutinho got a position change, center attacking mid. Again, Bayern Munich, Brazilian, very well-known player. His gold card goes from 43,000 coins all the way up to 68K in that weak timeframe. So investing in the gold cards that are meta well-known players, even though it might seem like it's a bit pricey to do this, team of the week two is one of those great investments. The gold cards for team of the week two is one of those great investments that you can make after maybe selling your original investments because what happens is we're gonna buy a lot of these meta gold cards, right? That we've talked about in the past couple of weeks. You can sell those on the Sunday of squad battles or on the Saturday, right before that when they have their initial rise as people get coins from EA access and start building teams and from opening packs and stuff. Then you have another investment opportunity with those cards that could possibly be going out of packs for a team of the week and that is when it gets good with those cards and that's like a second investment option early on in the game. So that's just something to kind of look at, something to mess around with and start to think about as we head into team of the week one and two inside of FIFA 21. Now of course, it all depends on which of these cards do get in but if there's any cards in here that I see right now what cards would I be interested in investing as a team of the week one card going on rarity, right? I would be very interested in if his pack weight isn't too much. I think that would be a fantastic card to invest in. Jamie Vardy, Ben Yetter of course, Alasandrini would be nasty to invest in, Valverde, Kramerich not so much, Gomez maybe, Suarez maybe, Lozano yes and Quincy Promes absolutely because of the easy links that he has and other cards you can link him to especially with the Dutch links. I would be very interested in this and if even half of these players get in team of the week one there's gonna be some crazy team of the week one investments with this. So that's gonna be something to look out for in this next week as we get on the web app and stuff like that. And the last thing I wanna touch on is this crazy occurrence that happened during FIFA 19 with team of the week one. I don't expect this to happen but I want to prepare you guys just in case it does. Team of the week one came out at 6 p.m. for the web app drop on FIFA 19. What happened was, it actually EA Access was released early. I was able to get on the game an hour before 6 p.m. UK time on EA Access. I was able to get on FIFA 19 and these cards started showing up on the market as their gold items because they didn't actually go out of packs until 6 p.m. UK. So I had about 10,000 coins after opening my starter packs and I knew hey, some of these guys are going out of packs right away so I went out and bought some Sydney's, some Alvaros and I actually think I bought a Wright Phillips, one or two of them and I knew they were going out of packs and they would be needed for starter SBCs in FIFA 19 and what happened was, I bought Sydney's, Alvaros and Wright Phillips for like 700 to 850 coins and I ended up selling them all for 4,000 coins plus in the next couple of days because what happened was I was able to get on the game before EA, it was like an accident. EA had a soft release of EA Access and people got on the game before the team of the week one cards actually came out so there were people opening packs and the gold cards were being supplied just a little bit before they went of course out of packs and the informs went in so that was a crazy time period. I don't expect it to happen again, it didn't happen last year but I just want to put that scenario in your guys' brains and your minds to be ready for just in case it happens this year. So that's the video for today boys. Again, drop a click on this link that is down below if you want to check out this prediction. The team of the week one could be crazy and there's a lot of investments that we can make from it and that's also gonna possibly create some link investments to a Benyeter, to a Valverde, to an Anzu Fati that might rise because of people wanting to buy cards that link with those and play with them in their squads early games in FIFA 21. So if you learned something today and if this video helped you at all give it a thumbs up, comment down below if you have any questions and of course subscribe to the channel if you are new. It's been Nate, The Foot Accountant catch you guys later, peace out.


Next question is from Dwayne Nill is blood flow restriction safe during strength training? I'm glad whoever who picked this question. I did I did this is a good a good question Cuz I actually saw I wanted you to talk a little bit about Did you see what Ben Greenfield posted recently? Yeah, I did I thought that was really interesting and what a cool I don't know why this didn't cross same here. I didn't even click for me No, it didn't and I watched I thought man that fucking makes a lot of sense right now It does so what he was saying is just to to while training at home during this period of time to reduce overall intense inflammation in the body, but okay, how do I Keep the inflammation low for my workouts, but still send the loud muscle building signal So we talked about some techniques and one of them was blood flow restricted restriction training By the way, we did we have a guide on it That talks about it and I think if I'm not mistaken Didn't we do a YouTube video where we talk about a little in the guide? It has it has the video Yeah, yeah, and I think we might have done some YouTube stuff too But for sure in the guide you have the video on how to do it So if you're at home and you have like light weights You have a light pair of dumbbells 10s 15s 5s or maybe you just have water jugs and you're trying to figure out How do I get the same muscle building signal out of this lightweight that I would at the gym 130 or 40 pound dumbbell or whatever you you do something called blood flow restriction and studies show that this is legit And so basically the way it works and it's mainly for the limbs But you use like a knee wrap and let's say I'm gonna work out my arms I would tie the knee wrap around My arm above my bicep kind of near my armpit And I would tie it around tight enough to where I could feel the that I'm restricting some blood flow But not so tight that I lose feeling in my hands Then I do curls with that and what that does is it is it prevents the muscle from getting the Byproduct of waste byproducts out that it normally would pump out when you're working out So you get this build up of waste products is build up of Blood you all of a sudden 10 pounds starts to become trust me try this out for yourself You'll see at first.  I mean, it's up there. It's not quite up there with heavy lifting But it's it's up there And it's something that you could do on your own at home And I think right now this would be something to utilize especially if you have a lot of muscle Right and you want to keep a lot. It's also I think that one of the reasons why he was making the case was You know when we when you do like a hard lifting training session That's a major it's a major stress on the body That's what causes the response for you to build and grow muscle But it also puts you in a more vulnerable state, right? So if we if we're trying to keep a very strong immune system right now And that's one of our concerns is staying healthy and not catching the virus or if you do that you can fight through it Well, right then hammering yourself in your home gym and stressing the body During this time is maybe not the most smart thing that you could do and when you do the BFR training You get this great stimulus and it doesn't hammer your immune system the same way because it doesn't put as much stress on the overall body Is that correct? Right, right, right? So that's that's a hundred percent correct. That was his. Oh, yeah So we do we have it up on our occlusion. Okay, so then the title of the video is occlusion training And you can find that and gosh, you know what every time I look at these videos Look at these young ins. I don't understand why we're at why we're aging deals. It's like we're in a time warp Yeah, you know, I was like was that two years ago? Yeah, three two years ago. Why does it look like 10 years ago? I? Don't understand much wisdom in here. But anyway occlusion training is definitely something that I think You you could take advantage of right now if you have really light dumbbells You could do this with body weight training so you could include your arms and do push-ups or dips for your triceps You could occlude your legs and do walking lunges or body weight squats And I'm telling you right now like let's say what if let's say I normally would do ten ten curl ten reps Sorry with 35 or 40 pound dumbbells. I after a couple sets with tens. I'm doing like eight. Yeah, and it's that intense Yeah, that's crazy of a pump. So


What's up everybody, Jason here for jaspyscasebrakes.com. We just sold out another jumbo filler for Pikachu number four, giving away the last seven teams. And again, guys, we're doing a one box break first, 2021 series two blaster number three. So the way this works guys, is first we're gonna do the break. We're gonna randomize the customer names, teams will shoot with the hits out. Then at the end, we're gonna randomize the list of customer names and customers in the top seven. We'll win a team from the top being A's down to the blue jays. So let's do the break in first, we're giving away 13 free spots guys, almost 50, 50 chance. So we're gonna randomize these 17 names, 13 of you guys are gonna get free extra spots to increase your chances of winning. Then we're gonna paste them in with the list, do the break, and then we'll randomize the original list with the winners. Five into two seven times, good luck, top 13. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seven. Boom, Omar, Denise, Steven, Steven, Matt, Omar, Jared, Pizzle, Matt, Kev, Pizzle, Rich and Pizzle. Free extra spots for you guys. Free spot, free spot, free spot, free spot, free spot, free spot, free spot, free spot, free spot, free spot, free spot, free spot, and free spot. All right, and then we're gonna copy this list and paste it over here for later. Now, seven times here, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. Orozco down to Orozco. Two, three, four, five, six, seven. Doyer's down to the Cardinals. All right, guys, of course, stick to what you got. No trading. He is gonna get in the Rex, unless you ruin it for him. All right, well, it's just a blaster, so don't really need to study the teams really. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Here's the K-Solo. Remember, if Pizzle doesn't get in, it's because of Rex. We're all here witness to that, right? He just jinxed them. That's the case. Yeah, don't you put that even on me, Ricky Bobby. You are not paralyzed. I'm so paralyzed. If Pizzle doesn't get in, I'm blocking Rex. How about that? That's not unusual, though, doing Carlson, Ricky. Clemens' little commemorative medallion. Every platform, yeah, Rex, you don't want that, bro.  Man, you better hope you get to him, boy. Flaherty, the 2021 Apostle. Well, obviously the blaster, nothing really super crazy I'd rather hear, but. That is not the reason why you bought it. Yeah, Pizzle's gonna start getting me autographs. All right, guys, here we go. So let's switch it to giveaways, top seven only, guys. Good luck, boom, roll it. It's a six and a four for 10 times, 10 times. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10. 10 times, baby, 10 times, six, and a fold. 10 times. Richard, on down to Matt. You guys are not in. Thanks for giving it a shot, though.  Pizzle, your free spot at number three. Pizzle, your full spot, oh my God. And Matt Arnold, boom, your free spot. Man, a lot of free spots got it, Jesus. There you go. So remember, only the top seven are in, though, guys. And Matt Arnold, you're the jackpot, man. The A's were like a 200 plus dollars too, like 250. Rose are awesome too, Pizzle. I mean, you know that. Reds, nice one, those teams were 150 each. Jared with the Braves, Omar with the Brewers. Pizzle got the Astros, and then Arnold with the Blue Jays. So there you go, guys. Thank you guys so much. Now, coming up next in a separate video is the group break itself. Thank you, guys.


So I have a question it relates to procrastination and it is from mannish. I think I hope I'm pronouncing that right and Mannish recently was watching I think some of my videos on Procrastination, which I think is a different approach to how to overcome it. And so thanks for the question and And thanks actually I shouldn't mention my little corner of YouTube here I've got a few new subscribers lately and I suppose a benchmark for me a small channel here cozy little corner 500 subscribers I mean, I think that's a pretty cool thing. It's a what we talk about here our psychological issues Talk about mental well-being how to live more authentically And when I started this channel, it was like I was really making videos for People I was working with so the fact that 500 it sounds like a small number to me. I think it's great So I continue to make videos here if people are responding to them like that. It's lovely to get feedback So I really appreciate it but mannish's question was about procrastination and His attempts to kind of move Through that block to action was to just you know, he's heard advice before of Just forget the thinking about it and just jump into action Just just take action and I think he's probably asked me what I feel about that because you know He's tried it before and he's found that it's led to quite a number of failures for him Negative outcomes and now he's got maybe a fear of failure about this of this just taking action thing hasn't always panned out for him so What do you do with this? This has led him to sort of more in action And what I would say about this is I've heard a lot people say that too of just take action just take action And I'm a big fan of action. There's nothing wrong with action What success looks like for you is Probably going to look like you taking lots of action steps but the missing piece I think is the question Why am I taking this action? What is this for? And I don't mean in terms of outcomes forget the outcomes because I think Manish in this question The focus was maybe on outcomes and the outcomes can be good or bad, right? So you're kind of opening yourself up to having a negative experience in that What is this for is the question we can ask ourselves before we take on any kind of a goal? What do I mean by that? I don't mean outcomes I mean, what is this for in terms of how it's going to make me feel about myself? Is this going to be good for my Relationship with myself for my self-respect and my self-esteem am I going to use this project that I'm on whether it be working towards a business you have or Exams you're doing or something like that. It doesn't matter what the goal is a fitness goal. It can be anything Am I holding the outcomes out there? So that if it doesn't work out for me I can I'm justified in berating myself Criticizing myself put in myself down Because if you leave that option open, I would just say to you don't bother Just leave it What we only moving into is okay. I'm open to take an action But no matter what happens in this thing this goal I am not going to use it as a weapon against myself because that is if you Have ever read or seen any of my other stuff on procrastination. That's really the big problem with it We use these goals these tasks in life as weapons against ourselves So that when we fail or come up short in them. Well, then we can really have a go at ourselves So why am I doing this? Is this? Success in this goal the condition for me to accept myself and like myself You know So it is a little bit deeper what we're talking about here. It's not just take action Well, why would I take action? It's very important question because you can do it for one or two reasons You can do it for setting yourself up for later punishing yourself with negative self-talk Or you can say I'm gonna do this because I don't care what the outcome is. I Have a preference for it. Sure. I'd like it to go well, but if it doesn't go well It's not going to mean anything for my Evaluation of myself. I'm not going to read into who I am as a person if this goes badly for me That's the question that we should be asking Okay, why am I doing this? What is this for?  And that's your choice. You can decide I know what this is for. This is for me to practice unconditional self-acceptance. I Have a preference and it's okay to have a preference for how do you want things to go? But I'm not gonna I'm not gonna like tie myself to a need for an outcome in order to validate myself because that is a risky business. It really is and You can also work on reinterpreting some of these failures you talk about because failure is a very It's a word that's open to a lot of interpretation So many I hope that helps and again, thanks for all the the new viewers here on this channel And hopefully I'll continue to make more of these videos. I started off making them for just people I was kind of working with and I Enjoy it. So we'll see we'll see guys. Thanks again, and I'll talk to you soon. Bye for now


Oh I'm sorry, give me a highlight, give me a highlight, one highlight. Well this whole last part of the meeting has been really, the cities coming together and listening and seeing those young faces. It's just been extraordinary.


Hi and welcome to our session. Let us discuss the following question. The question says evaluate integral of e to the power x divided by square root of 5 minus 4 into e to the power x minus e to the power 2x with respect to x. Let's now begin with the solution. Let i is equal to integral of e to the power x divided by square root of 5 e to the power x minus e to the power 2x with respect to x. The question we will put e to the power x differentiating both sides with respect to x we get equals to e to the power is equal to e to the power x into dx. So e to the power x into dx and t in place of e to the power x. Here we have t square. t plus 2 whole square is equal to sine inverse.


Google announcing Gemini. Oh boy, this is, you know, Google's response to chat GPT. AI is an existential threat for Google. They have as much data as anybody on the planet, as much server and computing power as anybody on the planet, and they were a leader in the research of the technology for which GPTs, what OpenAI has built, is built on. The fact that they got this far into saying that this was going to come out and then canceled it at the last minute means it's not ready. And if it's not ready, then they are further behind OpenAI than we initially thought. That's a major, major, major red flag to the point where I don't know if the current leadership at Google is around by next year.


Give the people what they want. Give the people what they want. Give the people what they want. Your weekly movement news roundup. 17th December, show number, I gather it's 58. I'm sorry we missed last week. There are things that happen and then there are things we can't control. Last week was one of the things where we couldn't control what was happening. You're with give the people what they want. Coming to you every single week except last week from Prashant and Zoe. People's dispatch, peoplesdispatch.org, terrific website. I'm Vijay from Globe Trotter. Lots of stories for you today. We're going to start with Julian Assange. Some people know Julian Assange. Everybody must know WikiLeaks. It's important to know that Julian Assange, the founder of the WikiLeaks organization, pledged to bring to the surface the secrets of governments, secrets that were important for humanity. Mr Assange and WikiLeaks were delivered a tranche of information by a person who was at the time part of the United States military forces. This person is Chelsea Manning. The documents in the tranche that came from Chelsea Manning were horrendous. They demonstrated, for instance, with video footage, war crimes being conducted by U.S. troops. They demonstrated machinations of the various... I'm sorry I used the word machinations. What I meant was conspiracies by the U.S. diplomatic corps around the world where they conspire with ruthless, horrible governments against the very people that live in those countries, often while in public talking about democracy and democracy promotion. The WikiLeaks' tranche from Chelsea Manning was deeply embarrassing because it showed the United States doing things in Iraq, in Afghanistan, in Libya and other places in a very poor light. The heat then turned against Julian Assange rather than deal with the fact of war crimes, deal with the fact of the violation of human rights, violation of the UN Charter. The United States government and its allies decided to pursue a campaign to bring Mr. Assange to his knees to punish Mr. Assange. Mr. Assange was hounded into the Ecuadorian embassy, lived there for many years, essentially unable to breathe in that embassy. Then in 2019, in a shocking decision, the Ecuadorian government pushed Mr. Assange out into the hands of the British metropolitan police. He was then locked up from April 2019 till the present in Belmarsh prison. I'd like to let you know Belmarsh prison is just a few miles, a few kilometers away from the home of Tony Blair, an 8 million pound home that Mr. Blair and Sherry Blair bought with monies that they have made since he left the Prime Minister's office. Mr. Blair is a war criminal given the evidence provided by Julian Assange in the WikiLeaks Corporation. Tony Blair and Sherry Blair live in an 8 million pound house. Just a few kilometers down the road, Mr. Assange is in prison, awaiting extradition to the United States, where he faces a long list of indictments. It's an 18 count indictment, 175 possible years in jail. That means for life. The British courts had to submit to various criteria of human rights, whether Mr. Assange would be protected in some ways, his human rights would be taken care of, not clear to the judge in the lower court. She decided that no, his life was a threat if he crossed the Atlantic in a CIA plane, extradited to a U.S. prison and so on. She said no, he cannot. Now at that point, the question was raised. If you are saying that Mr. Assange should not be extradited to the United States and if you are saying that there is no prima facie case against him, why hasn't he been given bail? He was not given bail. This was a kind of compromise ruling from the lower court judge. Now the higher court has seen the Assange file. They took the side of the United States government which gave quote unquote assurances that Mr. Assange life would not be under threat. The upper court, the upper appeals court decided on behalf of the United States government saying that they'll accept the assurances. Mr. Assange sitting in that cell in Belmarsh prison is awaiting extradition to the United States, not for committing a crime but for publishing, for merely publishing texts that were leaked to him by Chelsea Manning, a serving U.S. soldier leaked to him. He didn't do the leak himself. He published the leak. So did the New York Times. So did the Guardian. So did many other publications. I invite you friends to go to the People's Dispatch website, peoplesdispatch.org. Take a look at a statement called Stand Up for Assange, Stand Up for Press Freedom. It's signed by our media's Brazil Defato, Breakthrough News, Madar Media, News Click, New Frame, Pan African TV, and of course People's Dispatch. We'll be keeping a close eye on the fate of Julian Assange and the fate of Press Freedom. It's a very grave issue and I don't want you to neglect it. This Sunday, the people of Chile will go into the ballot box to elect a new president. Just yesterday, the wife of Augusto Pinochet died. Very interesting circumstances for Chile. Zoe, what's happening and what will happen this Sunday? Well, Vijay, as you said, these are crucial elections for Chile. You know, this is the second round of the presidential elections, the runoff between José Antonio Cast and Gabriel Boric. And I think it's important to note that on Sunday, this electoral process is not only about Sunday, but it's really kind of the culmination of what has been years and specifically these last two years of arduous struggle on the streets by the Chilean people. If people remember in November 2019, beginning in October 2019, Chilean students started a protest against the increase in fare hikes. They started jumping the turnstiles and they set off what would be one of the largest kind of popular uprisings on the continent in recent history. The repression faced by these students as they undertook this, you know, this popular protest against the fare hikes drove thousands and tens of thousands of the street in Chile. And it became really much more of an uprising against neoliberalism, against the continuation of what was a very conservative policy that was kind of enshrined during Pinochet's dictatorship with the Constitution. And what they see is kind of the lack of actually correcting the course and that the return to democracy did not see, you know, a radical transformation of the institutions of democracy, of Chilean society, and thus people are still, you know, suffering under the yoke of this conservative order under not having access to basic rights such as healthcare and education. Chile is one of the countries in Latin America that has some of the most privatized social services, for example, education. A lot of students have to go to other countries and study because in their own country it's too expensive, healthcare, pensions, all of these very basic things for human beings to survive are not accessible in Chile. And so this drove this massive uprising which we saw in 2019 and a product of this was the call for a, to rewrite the Constitution. This has been, you know, a tremendous process of bringing people from all walks of life, not only the traditional left, but of course, you know, neighborhood assemblies, people organizing across all sectors of life. And within this context is that these very crucial presidential elections are taking place. So as the Chilean people, you know, through this long process of struggle, are beginning to rewrite their Constitution, recreate these fundamental, you know, institutions of life, they're also coming to head with what is now going to be this Sunday a contest between this new path of creating a new Chile of rethinking the institutions and which is represented by Gabriel Boric and the complete opposite, which is Jose Antonio Kass. So there's been a lot written about Kass, who he is, his roots. I mean, it was a great article that we have on our site by yourself, Vijay and Taroas Zuniga. And it really looks at the fact that Jose Antonio Kass, a lot of people say, oh, he's far right, he's Nazi. He actually, his father is a Nazi starting from that. Was part of the Nazi Party in Germany. They immigrated to Chile. His policies are the complete opposite of, you know, creating a new Chile for all people, all rights. He wants to eliminate the Ministry of Women. He aspires, he, you know, looks up to Pinochet. He believes that he was a great leader. The Constitution was democratic.  There has been a lot of xenophobic violence in Chile against Venezuelan migrants, against Haitian migrants. He has no problem with this.  He really represents, you know, as a regression, no, on this path of transformation. And it's in this sense of very crucial elections on these Sundays, it's much more than, you know, a contest between two politicians. This is really about two different projects for Chilean society. We're seeing a lot of interesting responses to this very crucial contest. A lot of celebrities, you know, coming out in support of board, it's just understanding the really importance of this. And so I think it'll be very interesting to see what happens this Sunday. It has really galvanized Chilean society. It's been a very polarizing moment. But I think, you know, the Chilean struggle will continue regardless. People are organized. They're understanding how to come together on, you know, the community level, on sectoral level, and we'll be following the story regardless of what happens. And it's important to keep, stay tuned and understand this larger struggle. It's a key story. It's a story also whether a popular movement is going to be able to translate into the ballot box because after all, you can have millions of people on the street, but you don't necessarily get the same millions voting. This is going to be an issue in India. Farmers have had a great, great victory. Prashant, you'll be talking about that great victory. At the same time, into the new year, elections in Uttar Pradesh, will this have an impact on the elections? Can you convert mass struggles into electoral gain? Prashant, what has, what have the farmers been up to and why did the tractors decide to start the engines again? Right, Vijay. Of course, a million dollar question, the one you posed regarding what impact this is going to have on the elections. But just to go take our viewers back to a key day that's December 11th, when the farmers struggle officially after over a year wound up. And it's an important date to note because it's interesting to note that the announcement by Prime Minister Narendra Modi that the farm laws would be withdrawn, the reason for the large struggle, the farm laws would be withdrawn to place in late November. Whereas what happened after that was that the farmers insisted that they needed more concrete assurances, which is a very interesting demand that the farmers have put forward in the aftermath of their announcement. They demanded for instance that they had to be concrete steps taken regarding the minimum support price which has been one of the main demands. They were very clear that they wanted all the cases filed against them withdrawn because some of these cases actually tend to last for years. They were very clear that there has to be compensation to the families of those farmers who were killed. And they said that they would not go back until each of these demands was met concretely. So the government again once again giving into that including setting up a committee. So in that sense even that's an interesting moment because that I think actually has a lot of implications for the future because the farmers clearly said that announcements are not enough. We want to see concrete measures. We want to see actual points written on paper. And I think this is something that is going to carry on in the coming months as well. One of the key things that if you look at read a lot of reports including on news click which is very extensively covered the last few days of the farmers protests. One of the key things they talk about is the sense of solidarity that emerged over the past year. The fact that libraries were set up. The fact that community spaces were set up. The fact that the lives of so many people were changed as part of the struggle. People who had never before come into such spaces like this actually forming that kind of bonds of solidarity. And I think a lot of this will actually play out in the coming months as well because the farmers also understand that this is not only a narrow struggle regarding one or two demands. This is the largest demand, a larger set of struggles. They also know that the government has a particular agenda regarding agriculture which is they want to promote the maximum corporatization of agriculture that is possible. And just because these farm laws have been withdrawn for now doesn't mean that that agenda is going to end. So I think the farmers are definitely going to be very vigilant about it. Even in the aftermath of the end of the struggle that is taking place in western Uttar Pradesh and many other parts of the North India. And I think the farmers are very clear that this is not an end to the larger struggle. Any attempt by the government to push further corporatization of agriculture is going to be definitely fought back against.  So I think the whole firmament of struggle as you call it has become much richer over the past one year. And we still have time to see how much is going to actually convert into votes for that matter. But nonetheless I think especially in the western part of Uttar Pradesh, one of the most electorally important states in India. This is definitely going to have an impact. Friends, we're going to be following these stories as you know over and over again because that's what we're like. You're listening to give the people what they want coming to you from people's dispatch and globetrotter. Coming to the end of the year, the calendar year, what I'd like you to do friends is those of you who are hard-call listeners of give the people what they want take your cell phones or whatever you do take a picture of yourself watching the show and tag at People's Dispatch on Twitter post pictures of yourself watching the show. We would love that because journalism is a lonely business. We go out there, collect stories, we put it out there, we don't know if anybody is reading it or we don't even know if any of you are watching this. Perhaps this is mainly for our producer Sorangia. Hi, Sorangia. Nice to have you as our only viewer. So please show us some of that consideration. We'd love that. The next half of our show is going to be slightly uglier. I'm afraid we're going to start in Colombia. It's ugly because Colombia is going to have an election in May of 2022. We know that that's going to be a significant election and yet every year every single year from 1948 there have been assassinations upon assassinations. Zoe, there was a landmark again reached in Colombia. Tell us about that. Yeah, well, you know, I figured we hadn't talked about the violence in Colombia in maybe a couple weeks. So always important to come back to it and you know, joking aside, I think it's really important to to bring back to it because it is, you know, as you mentioned next year, it has been a crucial election year. It has been five years since the peace agreements were signed in Colombia. You know, for all intents and purposes in the international community, it's considered that peace has been reaching Colombia case close. Everything's fine. Whereas the reality on the ground is really much different. And I think it's important, you know, to continue shining light on this because one of the U.S.'s biggest allies in Latin American, the Caribbean, it's most important against Cuba, against Venezuela is Colombia, a government that continually condones violence against its own citizens in all forms. And so this week there were a couple interesting and upsetting developments to be honest. The milestone was reached of 91 massacres carried out by paramilitary forces, by illegal criminal groups just this year in 2021. So 91 massacres and the legal definition of a massacre is when three or more people are killed at the same time. And so there have been, you know, there has, as of now this is the same number of massacres that there were in 2020, which is also really worrying, but it's quite concerning. These, you know, assassinations, these are, you know, not necessarily of social leaders. This is a different count that goes on, but you know, just a continued prevalence of violence in the territories due to you know, just the empowering of these illegal armed groups. There's a lot of key drug trafficking groups that run through Colombia with the demobilization of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia. A lot of regions kind of freed up and so they've been under constant dispute and, you know, with the promise of peace, a lot of, you know, peasant communities, rural communities believe that, okay, we're going to have peace. We can have, you know, our plans of, you know, having for example, productive crops, having food crops and not be forced to, you know, farm cocoa leaves, but this has not been this has been a central point of contention between the illegal armed groups and peasant communities and leads to a lot of violence, you know, over territorial disputes, but also to continue the production of cocaine in these territories. This was a very upsetting milestone, 91 massacres this year. Another important development that happened this week is that a report that was commissioned by the mayor's office of Bogota was released and this report was detailing a massacre carried out by the police on September 9 and 10 in 2020. So we reported on this extensively of people's dispatch, a lawyer, Javier Ordonez, during, you know, the COVID lockdown he had left his home last midnight. Police officers approached him. They started, you know, yelling at him saying that why was he out? He was violating curfew and in response to maybe his, you know, confusion, they tazered him and they tazered him to death and this video of him being tazered to death was broadcast all over social media and like what happens in many cases of police violence across the world people took to the streets extremely angry. This is in the midst of the pandemic a, you know, a young person with family with kids is tazered to death just because the police is, you know, and what followed was that in response to these protests the police unleashed brutal violence and killed 11 civilians who were protesting on the streets. This report came out this week showing that the complete responsibility of these deaths was on the police of Bogota even though that the government and, you know, officials had tried to say that these were, you know, protesters maybe shooting at each other but this report that came out this week said that the violence was perpetrated by the police. This is what happens a lot in Colombia. This is one of the first times that they have actually certified and come out and said officially this was the police. Will it lead to any justice? It's unclear but it's a very important development. Will it lead to any justice? You mentioned that there is an international standard to measure massacres. I think you said three or more people killed is a massacre. Will it lead to any justice? We're going to move from Colombia, take a very long flight to Kabul, Afghanistan. In Kabul, Afghanistan there was a massacre because I believe with Zamari Ahmadiyya I think there were nine people in that car. Prashant, nine people in the car, Zamari Ahmadiyya worked for 14 years for the US government and electrical engineer. Will there be any justice for the killing of this man and those other people who are with him in Kabul, Afghanistan? You are referring to an incident on the 29th of August where ten civilians were killed seven of their children and like you said the family is Zamari Ahmad who was an aid worker. First of all of course the United States said that these people who were killed in a drone attack were actually ISIs, Khorasan militants. That was the immediate narrative that was first put across. There was a global outro or a lot of scrutiny and then the US, you know, withdrew and said okay fine we were wrong, these were actually civilians, they had nothing to do with the ISIs or any terrorism for that matter. And then there was a series of investigations and the important thing to know that earlier this week the Pentagon has announced that nobody is going to be nobody is going to face any action for this attack. So there have been some recommendations on how to improve procedure but nobody is really going to be facing any legal action any kind of punishment for the fact that ten people including seven children brutally lost their lives in Afghanistan. And we must remember that this happened on August 29th just a couple of days ago on August 26th there was a suicide bomb attack in Kabul airport and nearly 200 people died. But the important thing to notice that most of the people died due to bullets being fired by what are believed to be forces associated with the United States outside the airport. So actually the death count is more due to that a lot of the bullet victims a lot of the those who were killed were due to bullet injuries. And I think these two incidents are actually sort of you know in some ways a metaphor for how US policy has been you know towards Afghanistan over the past few decades we talked about the war crimes that Chelsea Manning and Julian Assange revealed. But what's very different now in the sense that we see Afghanistan for instance going through a horrendous economic crisis we see various ministers basically begging saying that release our money which is say on which has been seized by the United States. And that's another important thing to note because earlier this week Jen Saki who's the spokesperson for Joe Biden was asked if there was any proposal by the US to release ten billion dollars of Afghan money that has been frozen by the United States. And she gave an explanation which said that there was apparently an investigation pending by 9-11 victims on this issue and that is why the money could not be given you know she was like we are a great provider of humanitarian aid but we want to make sure that that money goes directly to the people and not to the Taliban. So there was this host of excuses which basically you know takes away from the fact that an unbelievable humanitarian crisis is going on right now in Afghanistan millions of millions on the verge of starvation. I think age groups are saying that one million children could you know die of starvation this winter that could be higher than the tone over past many years. 22.8 million are expected to face life-threatening levels of food security 8.7 million people nearing famine. So those are like atrocious numbers right now. And the fact is that this is because there is a complete aid has completely been suspended and entire system was built by in Afghanistan over two decades which is completely dependent on foreign aid and the moment the Taliban took over they just snapped their fingers and everything closed. So what we are seeing is instances of war crimes like you talked about instances of massacres for which there is no punishment, there is no accountability instances of cutting off funding leading to mass starvation nobody likes the Taliban we are not all very clear about that but that doesn't mean that you know the people of Afghanistan need to you know millions of people need to face suffering and this is basically exactly what the United States allies like Saudi Arabia about Yemen too this is exactly where they are taking Afghanistan to. So very depressing situation overall. Punishing people is really what seems to be happening the people are being punished I mean the fact that the money is being diverted from the people of Afghanistan to the funds to pay the survivors of 9-11 victims is somewhat bizarre because the people of Afghanistan didn't conduct the attacks on 9-11. Somewhat bizarre situation we are in even more compellingly bizarre is the Biden administration announcement just this week that eight companies which are already on the entity list of the U.S. Treasury Department, eight Chinese companies accused of participating in activities in Xinjiang, Uighur, autonomous region of the People's Republic of China these eight companies are now going to be further sanctioned. Now among them very interestingly they are all high tech companies in fact DJI is the world's largest commercial drone maker now sanctioned by the U.S. government. Since time facial recognition software one of the world's largest most important facial recognition by the way I'm not that keen on facial recognition but I know that my phone is very keen on it and keeps trying to force me to use the facial recognition application to open it rather than a password so I know that these technologies are very important in the world today very interesting that those being sanctioned are high tech firms because strikes me it's again part of this contest between western high tech companies and Chinese high tech companies strikes me that's part of the story because as these firms have been saying and as the Chinese foreign ministry said look these firms are not exactly that heavily involved in Xinjiang where's the dossier that's interesting is that actually the U.S. government hasn't released evidence for much of this these are all assertions that's been happening on the one side now this is of course pushing the government of China and the government of Russia closer together once again video conference this time I was struck by that this is the 37th meeting I believe between Beijing Ping and Mr. Putin they had a 90 minute video call Russia and China don't actually have any kind of straightforward military or strategic alliance they have an alignment they have an understanding but they haven't signed on to some kind of deep alignment yet the two countries seem to be getting closer and closer what we saw here is the conversation about the fact that these countries are both facing a kind of hybrid war from the west they talked about that that was a long part of the 90 minute conversation between Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin Putin is of course in the midst of a crisis a serious crisis on the border of Ukraine troops amassed on both sides of the border this is a game of chicken it's a game of blink who's going to go first the Russians decide to demobilize some of those troops move them away from the border pressure mounting on the Europeans are they going to provide lethal weaponry to the Ukrainian army the Germans have actually stopped the delivery of some weapons through Germany because they are cautious about the need to complete Nord Stream 2 the crucial gas pipeline that will bring energy into into into Europe very important the natural gas coming from Russia on the other side the Chinese as I just said again sanctions in Xinjiang again troop movements along the Pacific coastline again pressure a massive pressure campaign on China this is bringing these two countries together it's important to remember these two countries were not that close even during the Cold War despite the fact that both had communist governments not close at all this is being brought very close now this is a very important relationship developing in the world we'll be watching it very carefully now as I said today is the 17th of December we'll be here with you next week I believe am I wrong or right that next week is Christmas Navidad one of the great days for people who believe in in Jesus Christ and the Bible but we'll be here we'll be always here we'll be with you you know talking about the issues that matter we'll be here in the new year we'll be here the year after that inshallah as the believers of the Quran say I'm I'm agnostic but I'm with all the religions we are in that festive season you've been listening to give the people what they want don't forget to make those selfies put them up it's our Christmas present it's our seasons greeting present it's the Hanukkah present it's our Kwanzaa present you name it we're with you thanks for being with us see you next week


All right, cyber traders welcome on back here this Thursday afternoon 4 4 2 4 April 4th That is great to see Dominic great to see Luis and all of our students here just joining us Otherwise Grant Kathleen Bill later Phil Larry Alex Danny Sam all of our students just joining us right now Great to have you back kind of make sure I'm good to go on water because I am actually teaching the phase 3 class It's subbing in for Fausto at least this afternoon. So hopefully we have an active market We already have an active market, but it's on the way down markets have been falling off across the early to mid-afternoon So far here, you know, hey, we'll talk about the spy in class So for any of our gold students platinum students diamond students Chuck. I see I see Grant Dominic brand new to the gold course joining us here recently and Reya I got plenty more on top. Of course, I see Kathleen here Phil later, etc Again, we'll talk more about the overall markets as we begin class But with that said, let's just scan right from top to bottom here See if we could build up our watch list pretty quickly and don't really go from there Make sure make sure that we're all prepped up if anything, you know I'll be in that class probably at like 245, you know Do a little extra shopping around just there for our students in class But no Chuck Chuck right away saying did Fausto pick PLTR as his number one long today or is his number one short PLTR died my friend the whole market died It's tough to swim upstream of right, especially when you're a more name brand larger cap company I'm not to say like mega cap obviously But like PLTR is a high float stock at that one that goes with the market more often than not in larger swings But with that though, it's a good example of you just don't buy that by the news, right? You don't want to buy the news entirely So we had a bounce opportunity that we were looking for on PLTR is off 2350, but then lower highs Get a Fausto flag effectively off the lows there snap and that was it So hey, this has actually been a great short for us. You can put this on our watch list as such, right? You know, we'll get to this trade just pretty much as we finish up this meeting though Let's actually just start right from the top as we were CADL not everything is dropping not everything is dropping off right now You know as much as I say that obviously we also said it's hard for a stock to swim upstream This is probably some low float small cap no-name company Prior to today this stock was trading about like 85,000 shares yesterday 83,000 shares in total the day before that Up a whopping 101,000 shares to begin our week on Monday. So this is just you know kind of making its own move It's on its own planet. So, you know, we're gonna add this to our watch list great trade We'll see if this can continue to build higher lows and go from there. That's all All right now not everything is gonna look like that though, right? So if there's anything else looking pretty strong, we'll be interested in it But yeah, there's gonna be a lot looking like this TCBP, right? We had this on our list to Chuck goes to show that not everything is gonna hold strong Not everything is gonna continue not everything is gonna reverse exactly a 10 15 10 30 this Crapped out way earlier than that. So as much as we wanted more and more off of that three level, you know If it doesn't give it to you Unfortunately, there you go EIGR this is a mess dropped off the other day. I reckon I think that's how I recall this right wasn't this down like 60% 70% made it failed to make the dead cap ounce for us back then. I guess you could say it did here But it's pretty low volume pretty crappy altogether. Honestly, we keep going through NK TR Let's see the stock is on a good spread pretty good tier size altogether, too I'd say so, you know what it's slow. It's not like, you know, moving too fast moving a lot It's not the shiny object in the room, but it's actually moving up. I'll add it to our list as well NK TR HWH haven't seen this stock ever before I was a little reluctant for that reason more than anything But yes one crapped out also All right, we keep it going through though again market dumped off earlier There's some you know notes from some Fed speakers earlier today I know that rich posted that just in the chat generally just as we kind of saw a pop up CZU this stock has a bad spread. I think yeah Waterbooks bad on this thing, you know not making a little move up right now and it popped just yesterday, too But if our whole philosophy is to follow the big money and there's no big money to follow then We'll counterintuitive I'd say right we'll counter productive So that actually I'll tell you what one of my students earlier today.  He's like, you know pre-market and there's just not as much volume out there and when the order book looks like this like What are you really doing right then like for lack of better phrasing like what are you doing out there? Trying to you know, take this trade take that trade just you got to learn to take a step back He did he's been doing pretty well So, you know, I just you learn to move on right DJ T you ready like all those crazy stocks. No need no need. It's all good Find another one Should have checked the price column on this thing 16 cents. All right. See if there's anything else looking good on the way up I I got one actually I got one Let's say what I'm setting up an entry on this too. So just mention that to prior to class 480 I mentioned this earlier in chat the ALDX trade man It's just been holding under 480 all throughout the day today Really at 10 30 in the morning myself and Alex on one of our coaching sessions, you know, I said, you know with him like Alex And I see a gap fill on that opportunity Afterwards I said ALDX big chart level from today at 480 So this has been teasing us and if this ends up continuing, I mean you're not gonna get too much more out of it But again like 15 20 cents may be higher it may be up towards that 523 gap completion, but you know what? It's the Visionist to me the opportunist to me I like to see some you know opportunities based on the charts looks a little flat might I say but you know It's always matter of if if this could pop over 480 again. I think that we can get a decent push All right, if there's anything else looking good on the way up folks Just let me know Jorge and Ron right away saying on CLSK, you know, we'll get to those in just a bit Hop over to the loser side though. Just the first probably find CLSK there at some point, right? Yeah, really a bunch of stocks hard to borrow can't really you know trade them really EFTR Maybe it's down 81% so you know how much lower could it go? I mean, I think that you know, it's three dollars and ten cents I think another three dollars and ten cents lower, right? But you know what? It's down so much percentage wise. Maybe you'll see some shorts cover You do have an iceberg there is supported three bucks. You know, that's a support level to watch out for I'll probably put this on the very back of our watch list here just in hopes of a you know potential dead cat bounce so EFTR kind of slip it there towards the back ends, but you know, I like the CADL more and KTR more Hopefully that ALDX for myself there. It's mosey on up to 480 right now. I have my other screen Man not much else that's looking like name brand. I mean down big at least we'll probably find a couple But there's Boyle natural gas ETF easy to borrow from you on trade station It's at the low of the day, right and doesn't hurt us to slip Boyle on our watch list here potential short What else we got here folks anything else looking good typing in the chat board right now I got a private chat from one of our students will get to that and a couple other things here on top She got my scans here as well from Benzinga Isn't GRWG supposed to be a pot stock? I thought this is one of the pot stocks like traded and down 10% today took a big hit I know CGC just got wrecked before I just dropped all the way down towards like 965 950 even I got smashed so this is volatile enough where like if you did well on CGC if you did well on ACB the last few days You could put it you could probably put it on your personal list But you know look yourself in the mirror when you ask that question like hey Did I like go like four for five on the stock?  Here's SOUN up 11% I'll definitely look at that Haven't seen SOUN really since the morning here today. So Trying to go back up a little bit doesn't hurt us to put SOUN back on our list at least You know, we're familiar with the stock have done really well on it. So, you know, just for that reason, I guess but Dominic saying ALDX Fausto would call this a Lego on level four Probably, yeah, I saw that earlier, right and just it's not so clear on the level four But it's more clear just on the regular chart and he's right Yeah, that's a good way to phrase that Dominic Fausto definitely would call this more like a Lego Pixelated, you know, it's just more program trading algorithm trading based But you know right now we're more focused on 480 and if it could pop above that at a minimum to hold above that And 475 here, right, I think that's pretty much just about it. Oh CLSK Right from a few of us here in chat Yeah, I mean listen, it's just another sideless stock today You know, we were following it from the morning session it ended up making the lower highs lower low it ended up being a good short You got off a call with another one of our students earlier today and they were mentioning like CLSK like, you know It's it's a tough trade for them and you know Everyone has a trade and I'm not just saying to say it really but it's just to add on top of you know Everyone has a trade that just gets to them. It's like pain in their ass Even if it's tradable it has a good spread good order book You know, there's a couple out there for me like plug any of our students no plug plug power I think it's called PLUG and that thing gets me all the time not because it's too volatile Just I don't know just not not my cup of tea So for CLSK, they were like trying to short it and they just were getting stopped out too frequently I think well first off the Bitcoin stocks personally This is my own cup of tea as well But I'm not as jumpy to short them really unless if there is a strong opportunity to but on top of that If there is just simply a trade that you are just not getting, you know The right side of more often than not just move on simple as that There's like 10,000 different publicly traded equities out there and we're only scanning for about like 10 of them here Eat of them here inside our trading room So if it's not one we'll try and focus on another if it's not another then we'll wait till 330, right? So Louise says lastly before we finish up in Chuck to our TX having a nice day for itself. That's one of the Defense companies, right? I'm not mistaken right like Yeah, Raytheon, but then there's also Northrop Grumman There's a whole bunch of those we were talking about that like a month or two back I believe with Thouston some swings, right? Yeah, having a good day. I mean good month altogether holding strong A little expensive though as far as what we would normally day trade at least Chuck saying look at the 153,000 shared buy order at 430 Whoa, uh, I see 10,000 maybe that was from earlier. So let's say I do a little live level for interpretation before we finish up folks again Just for all of a sudden social media click that link Or otherwise scan that qr code on the top left of the stream if you're interested in joining us continuing Our commentary throughout the afternoon and all throughout this week and next, you know Just join us for a week long trial inside our live trading room there We'll see all of our students like Louise Chuck Ron. Uh, I got Kathleen Sam got Susie just before Alex Larry All right, so really quick and see more of level four but Yeah, Chuck It's got to be through a different ecn my friend. It's at 415. So it's at 415 right there. It's 153,000 shares See, it's probably too far away from where this is trading at right now. So You know, you can still see it on level four. It's just present. It's out there Maybe it's through the edgx ecn, but very good call from Chuck. You know, it's on our watch list already But that's the type of order that you want to follow, right? I said it earlier on another trade if our whole philosophy is following the big money and there's no big money to follow What are we doing here? Like what are we accomplishing and that was on a different stock? So this one thankfully it started even at like 220 in the afternoon Before the meeting even started here and then just even more present now um Right from Susie pltr starting back up possibly but You know at this stage getting back to some of the sideless trades here You know what it's trending so well, you know, it's not up or down a lot percentage wise Obviously at this stage it was up a lot to start the morning, but you could add pltr to your watch list now CLSK as a tradable stock just both of those we do really well on so I'll kind of tag both there at the end of our watch list just You know, they're moving around enough Maybe you could say the same on like cgc, but you can't really short this I don't believe Hard to borrow from you on trade station, right? Uh, youtube facebook live has said your last call for any of us there But otherwise I got to make sure that i'm prepped up for class like I'd said 245 I'll probably pop in class early Make sure that i'm squared away a little extra credit for our students that join me early We'll officially begin press the record button at 305 and go from there. All right folks But hey, uh, if you're not joining me in class any of our non students here joining uh rich just in the trading room Best of luck heading into the market close if you wanted to learn more about our curriculum Especially especially the advanced trading class basically live trading watching my own Execution screen heading into the close seeing how i'm taking my trades setting up my orders Just talk to your education advisor give a call to our office. They'll be able to break everything down for you But we will catch back with everyone come tomorrow folks


What do you hope to be as a head coach?  You know, I could go on forever on a word exercise or, you know, that side of it. But I think at the end of the day, I was brought here to be a facilitator. To facilitate the group reaching for its potential every day, whether it's collectively as a staff, whether it's connecting all the departments and most pivotally having an impact on the players individually and collectively to reach for their best and their best collectively and to have that collective spirit, toughness and fight and enjoy that process, enjoy that connectivity. And if we have that spirit, you know, we're going to be an incredibly formidable team. So that's the challenge, because the X's and O's, you know, I wouldn't say there's any coaches in the league that don't have that. You know, they know that, they know that stuff. And what I don't know that stuff, I have confidence I'll get up to speed. But it's about how can we create an environment and a spirit amongst the group that is connected and enjoys the process of building that resolve and that fight to go out there every day and compete. If you do that, regardless of the X's and O's, you're going to be tough. And that's what I want to see from our group and that's what I look forward to seeing when our team performs. And hopefully that's going to provide a lot of excitement and enjoyment for our fans.


I'm just saying, man, like what, like Fox News and those outlets, especially OAN and Newsmax, are considered like fringe. You know, Fox is considered like a right-wing news outlet and all the other channels, all the institutions, the schools, the universities, all teach their students, all pump out to their viewers that Fox News is right-wing media. We all know right wing is constantly used as pejorative, so right wing is bad. Anything you hear from these people, you can just ignore. You can just discount it, which is why the suppression of the Biden laptop story works so well because half the country was totally willing to just look the other way. Not just that, but like the Biden diary, his daughter's diary. Do you know about that? I, no, I don't know about his daughter's diary. See, that's crazy. That's just crazy. You don't know about that. So there was this diary. If you want to, wait, if you want to do this, I can name a million different things that Republicans have done that you probably don't know. The president showered with his daughter and she wrote about it in a diary, and like that's, how's that not huge news? Why should I know about? Why, why, why should I not be huge news? That's why I don't, why should I care about these kids showered with his daughter? Do you don't think that's weird? His daughter didn't like it. He was riding on Jeffrey Epstein's plane. Is this like a Trump did it thing? I don't care. Oh, I mean he did. I don't, look, I'm sorry. I'm still baffled by this. Why should I care if, if Joe Biden showered with his daughter? How old was his daughter? Why should I even care? Oh Lord, Jesus, this ain't happening, man. This can't be happening, man. This isn't happening. That's fucking, it's because it's, he's a pedo. He's a weirdo. How does that make him a pedophile? That he's, that he, that he showered with his daughter? Excuse me. What?  Do you have kids? Yeah, but this is an older child. She's like 12 or 13 or something. I don't care. Why? Well, my point is, my point is not even to get into that, but just the fact that that's not, you know, that one, you know, that one football star that like kisses his kids on the lips. I think it's Tom Brady. Tom Brady kisses a kid, his 13, 14 year old son on the lips. Does that make him a pedophile? Is Tom Brady a pedophile now? No, I don't think I kiss my kids on the lip. I don't kiss my kids on the lips.  Do we bring up that? Yeah. Kisses his child? He kisses a little boy on the lips? Okay. Anyway, my point and bringing that up was that it's not a major, the media's never talked about that. It shouldn't be a major news story.  It shouldn't get any attention. You're telling me if Trump or like Jim Jordan, if a diary of their daughter came out saying it? Wait, you want to talk about weird relationships with your daughter? Trump has said some pretty weird things like I would be doing. I agree. I agree.  But I don't care who cares. But that was big news. Everybody knows about that. Do you think anybody should care about that? No, but everybody knows about that, right? No, no, no, no, no. I just want to see your consistent. I want to see your consistent. You got to be consistent. Everybody knows about that Trump story with his daughter. My position is I don't care about his daughter's story and I don't care about the Biden story. But my point is Joe Biden's a pedophile because he showered with his daughter, but Joe is Donald Trump. Wait, wait. So Joe Biden's a pedophile because he showered with his daughter. But Donald Trump, like we shouldn't know about him like having that weird relationship with his daughter. I don't think anybody does. I didn't say we shouldn't know. I said everybody does know. Nobody knows. Only people on the right know about the shower thing because we're getting, we're reading stuff that is being hidden from the other half of the country. That's my point. Hidden? Absolutely. If the media doesn't report it for most people, it never happened. Most people are not like us. Most people. Okay. Sorry. Let's do this CNN breaking news. CNN breaking news startling reports that Joe Biden showered with his daughter. Let's talk about that. Chris, Chris Hayes, can you talk about this? This is obviously the darkest day in our democracy to hear that Joe Biden has showered with his daughter. It's like, how would they even cover the story? It's not important. Look at these fake stories that the media covered that weren't even real, like especially concerning Trump, like the Koi Pond thing. Look at those fake stories. Every single one of those fake stories are probably more newsworthy than the idea that Joe Biden showered with his daughter. The Koi Pond? I don't care. The Koi Pond with the Japanese prime minister?  How about, okay, how about the, how about the, fuck, the bounties on soldier story? That was fake. That turned out to be totally, totally fake. I think it, I think it's most likely fake. I don't, I didn't follow it too closely, but I didn't see, I didn't ever, have you ever heard the term dry by media? No, I haven't used it. Okay. It's something Rush Limbaugh coined. Okay. So wait, wait, wait, let me ask you a question. Would it be more newsworthy for Russian soldiers to be, for the Russian government to be placing bounties on the heads of American soldiers or Joe Biden showered with his like 12 year old daughter? Both seem like, well, first of all, one has evidence, the other one has no evidence. Can you answer my question? Yes. One has evidence in his newsworthy. The other has no evidence. You're not, you're not answering my question. If, no, you're not, because my question was if there is a news story about Russian, the Russian government placing bounties on American soldiers head, I'm not telling you whether it's, if it's real or not real, that versus Joe Biden showering with his 12 year old daughter, what is more newsworthy and deserving of attention? So what, what is a journalist's job when they're, I'm asking you a straight question and I want you to answer it straight. Okay, I'm going to answer you. A journalist's job when they're reporting a story. I'm pretty sure you got to have more than one source. And for that story, they had zero sources. So they went ahead and reported that anyway, just like many others. But when it comes to the Joe Biden diary story, which has evidence, hard evidence, they report nothing. It's literally blank. And when it comes to Hunter Biden and his laptop and the connections that it might show between business dealings between him and his father that are shady, the media just before an election, big tech in the government worked to suppress it, called it Russian disinformation, called it, called anybody who was spreading it, spreaders of Russian disinformation and conspiracy kooks. And that turned out to be real. Didn't answer my question at all. I did. Oh, you didn't. Mike, I'll ask you for the third time. And if you don't answer, we're just going to have to move on. Okay. All right. If there are two stories and one of them is the Russian government is plating bounties on the head of American soldiers, killing American soldiers. People are dying versus versus Joe Biden. Showing with his 12 year old daughter. What is a new story more worthy of coverage? The one with evidence to back it up. You didn't answer my question. I can't answer it. No, because my story, I'm answering it. The Biden story is a more worthy story. God, you are. I can't engage with you. Okay. So my question is about the veracity of the narrative of this story, that if you are a journalist and you're handed these two pieces of paper, you see the thing about American soldiers dying due to the Russian government, you're going to cover that whether or not that's just, it's different when I do it. This is different. Now. You're not answering my question. I hear you. I've heard you asking. This is separate from the amount of evidence to back up these two stories. I'm just presenting you story A and story B, right? And I need you to answer this question. You want me to say that the Russian bounty story is more, I know you want me to say that that's the more important story. It obviously is. And so if it was your point of view, from your point of view, that's an opinion. There's an opinion. There's a scenario where American soldiers dying is less important than Joe Biden's showering with his 12 year old daughter. But the story wasn't that soldiers were dying. It was that there was a bounty on them. What do you think that leads to? Well, right. But first of all, there's no soldiers dying connected to any bounties for one, right? If they're placing bounties on American soldiers, that's endangering the lives of American soldiers and getting them killed. Okay. So you're saying it endangers their lives. See, this is, it reminds me of what we hear from the media when it comes to criticism. Endangers our lives. Is there any examples of like that actually endangering your life? No. But we're going to use that. Is there examples of bounties being placed upon the heads of Americans endangering them? Yes. In Iraq, maybe. Yeah. Yeah. So there's a, there's a stand. This is something that's happened before. Okay. If it happens again, that would be of concern, wouldn't it? Okay. Well, so the problem with that is that, and you're saying that the other one was more important stories. They should have gone with that. But the problem is they had no evidence or, hold on. Wait, no, no, no. I didn't, that's not what I said. You never answered my question. I didn't say anything. You just didn't answer my question. No, I did, though. So I forget to make a point. I did, though. I just didn't answer it the way you wanted me to. Are you avoiding it? No, your question. Your way you're supposed to answer is say this one or this one. And I'm separating it from the evidence back in it. Okay, got you. So you believe that dead Americans is less important than being able to put Joe Biden in a pedophile. What Americans getting killed by Taliban fighters on the back of Russian bounties placed upon American heads? That would be less important than Joe Biden showering with a 12 year old daughter. Which dead soldiers have been linked to bounties?  I'm talking about if we put these two stories next to each other, what would be more important if we isolate the story? Not the evidence, not what actually happened. What am I talking about isolating the story? And because I'm talking to you about what would be more important to cover in a newsroom. Because then I could move on to the second point, my actual point of what I'm trying to get to if you answer this question honestly. A or B, that's the two options. Right. I already said A, because B's got no evidence to back it up. And B, they like their story better because they could damage Trump with it. Which is the only reason they went with it. Which is why they went with tons of, hold on, Dylan.