In this presentation we will take a look at an overview of the financial statement auditing process. First we'll take a look at the activities of management and then we'll take a look at support accounting instruction by clicking the link below giving you a free month membership to all of the content on our website broken out by category further broken out by course. Each course then organized in a logical reasonable fashion making it much more easy to find what you need then can be done on a youtube page. We also include added resources such as excel practice problems pdf files and more like quickbooks backup files when applicable. So once again click the link below for a free month membership to our website and all the content on it. Compare and contrast the activity of the audit or the activities performed within the audit. You'll recall that management of course is responsible for compiling the information into financial statements that being the thing that we as the auditors are then going to go in and audit see if it is in compliance is in conformity with a set of principles that it should be constructed in accordance with those typically being gap or generally uh accepted accounting principles. So management implements internal controls. Now note internal controls are going to be a huge topic when we think about audit oftentimes especially when we're thinking about a smaller type of company we often want to go in and we just say I want to just jump right in there and take a look at the balance sheet give me the balance sheet and I'll just get a dig in start testing things out. There was a time period where that basically is more similar to what we used to do we used to say hey we know give us the balance sheet we're going to go in and we're going to start digging in and testing things out as we start looking at larger companies however the larger the company is the more internal controls we're going to need we're going to need a system that's going to be set up and you can think of this similar to as a system set up for say a government that's very large where you have the checks and balances that's in essence what internal controls are the larger the company the more internal checks and balances that need to be in place and the more we need to rely on them both in the construction of the accounting system and the business system as well as within the auditing process so more and more with the growing size of companies they are becoming more reliant on internal controls and we as the auditor if we want to have an accurate audit in a time frame that's reasonable must also look into these internal controls especially when we're talking about larger companies now if you're talking about small companies note that the internal controls are going to be less because you need less internal controls with when we're talking about a smaller type of company and we as the auditor then seeing that there are less internal controls will will make adjustments for that if that's the case as well and do more testing of them but really key really important are the internal controls then the management is going to have the uh conducts the actual transactions the financial transactions that are going to happen the year is going to go by they're going to have financial transactions all year long they're going to conduct those and they're going to record and compile the information debits and credits are going to be recorded here to compile the the information accumulate transactions into account balances they're of course going to take that we can imagine this is what the company is doing this is general ledger accounting the company the management responsible for this taking those transactions compiling them into balances say a trial balance we can imagine trial balance being put together then they're going to take that information and prepare financial statements which of course is the end result that they would then be processing and use if we're talking about a publicly traded company they're required to have the financial statements that are going to be put together if they're not publicly traded they want them for internal use and possibly for to get a loan or something like that so the end result representing what something has been done in terms of financial accounting according to generally accepted accounting principles are of course financial statements balance sheet income statements statement cash flows and then the financial statements are issued to users who are the users if it's a publicly traded company we're typically thinking about the end users being potential investors because they're the people that are investing in these things in terms of their pension plans or something like that stock trading if they're getting money on a public exchange for investments into their publicly traded company then we're typically thinking about the end user being the investors now note we might be doing an audit for some other reason the end user maybe say the bank who required an audit so that they can trust the financial statements and see if they want to do business with a particular company that might well that's another common scenario for smaller types of companies that could be a more common type of scenario publicly traded companies required audit we're usually thinking about investors smaller companies might have specific need for a full audit and therefore we're thinking that the end user might be something more likely a bank or something like that all right well what does the audit do now when you think about the audit coming into play you're thinking about this having already happened management has done these things the time period has passed or is close to passing when we start to think about what the audit engagement will be doing in other words when we start to plan the audit engagement the financial statements in essence we think of as we could think of at this point being created at this point and now the auditor of course is going to be looking into the accuracy of those financial statements have they been put together in accordance with a set of rules that's what the audit is designed to do those set of rules we can imagine oftentimes being generally accepted accounting principles in a us audit so they're going to obtain evidence we're going to obtain evidence and that's how we're going to determine this and again remember the end goal is are these financial statements represented correctly in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles our goal is not to say are these financial statements good i mean is this company doing well or not or something like that we want to see if they're going concerned are they going to go out of business because and that's because that's going to violate some of the assumptions that we typically make but other than that we're not making those type of value judgments what we're trying to do is say hey this is what happened let's see what did happen are you reflecting what is happening in accordance with the set of rules that you're claiming to given the assertions that you've told us that you've put them together in accordance with typically being generally accepted accounting principles then we're going to go in and judge that based on evidence we'll put together tests to see whether or not these items have been indeed put together in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles uh test management's assertions against uh criteria that being the generally accepted accounting principles oftentimes uh determines overall fairness of financial statements we're going to make a determination that's our point is that you know what's the what's the determination after we've gotten the evidence once we make that determination we're going to issue audit reports to uh accompany financial statements so we're actually going to then of course issue our opinion on the financial statement so obviously we're going to have terms of engagement between the management and the auditor uh at the get go so when we think about the process of course we're going to have some kind of planning of the process the person that hires the auditor which and this is going to be a problem in some ways because you would think that there would be an independence type of problem happening here is going to be the company the company for some reason needs an audit to judge the fairness of the work that they did and they're paying the auditor so note there's kind of an issue there with regards to the person that's getting paid to do the job to judge the person who's paying them is a bit of a problem that's going to be one of the reasons we focus in on things like independence uh at a later time so once so first we're going to have this engagement management needs an audit why possibly they're a publicly traded company and they have to have an audit and so the company actually has to pay for an audit because they're publicly traded but they might need an audit because they're a bank or something like that and then they need to get an audit because the bank wants an audit so they need to hire an auditor the bank doesn't hire the auditor the management hires the auditor the company hires the auditor to audit but the auditors being independent in nature CPA firms regulated then they have more assurance or reliability in the eyes of the bank in the eyes of investors so we have to have that engagement agreement of terms what are the terms agreement on the management saying that I have created created these in accordance with a set of rules compiled everything together all the assertions we've seen in a prior presentation and the auditor then saying hey you you provide me with this information so that I can do the tests necessary for me to gather the evidence necessary for me to determine whether or not you have indeed put these into in accordance with that engagement or with the criteria so we're going to gather evidence so the evidence is going to be on the internal controls the transactions and the accumulation transactions into the balances that's what we're going to test and note that internal controls is important here because we're not just going to test the transactions we're going to test the controls and hopefully if we're looking at a large company those controls need to be strong because we're not going to be able to test enough transactions in many conditions in order to have enough evidence all the time without relying to some extent on the internal controls on the checks and balances of the system then we have the assertions which is related to the preparation of the financial statements in accordance with the assertions generally accepted accounting principles we're going to test management's assertions against the criteria that being generally accepted accounting principles and then of course we're going to determine overall fairness of the financial statements we then having made our opinion are going to issue our audit report to the users of the financial statements key concepts in conducting an audit we have the concept of materiality audit risk and evidence these are going to come up all the time we want to have a firm grasp of these type of items materiality audit risk evidence what are those items let's start with materiality the size of an omission or misstatement of accounting information that makes it probable that the judgment of a reasonable person relying on the information would have been changed or influenced by the omission or misstatement so that's a lot of information right there let's kind of break that down we could think about it intuitively we'll break it down by the definition we'll think about it intuitively now the reason materiality is going to be really important is because one that we're talking about often a lot of information if you're talking about a publicly traded company you're talking about a lot of information so it's not going to be the case that we can eliminate all errors or say hey you know anytime any kind of question test question happens all the time which says that we guarantee this we guarantee that there's no errors in the financial statement or no we guarantee there's no been no fraud we guarantee that there's no any guarantee is not something an auditor would say just like that's not something a lawyer would say it's you just can't ever guarantee anything because it's it's factually inaccurate and it would be liability wise not wise type of wording to say so any test question that says that the auditor is guaranteeing anything is probably false that's that's just not going to be the case so we're always going to be seeing this term materiality materiality materiality and and when we think about the financial statements materiality you'll hear the same kind of idea as a reasonable person type of idea remember what the end result is the users were typically thinking possibly investors we want to make sure that there's not a material misstatement or we're looking to reduce the likelihood of a material misstatement being present which would result in something like investors making decisions to say invest when when they would not have made that decision had that mistake not been there so that's in essence what we're thinking about with materiality we're saying hey we audited the financial statement we have a degree of risk that we didn't catch the material material misstatement but we're giving some degree of assurance that the audit would then have picked up a material error and therefore there's a higher degree of assurance for the users of the financial statements to depend on the numbers that actually have been provided and therefore a higher likelihood that business will be conducted transactions will happen due to a higher degree of trust so given that let's go through this definition one more time the size of so materiality the size of omission or misstatement so either something was misstated stated incorrectly or it wasn't stated and it should have been stated also a mistake of course of accounting information that it makes it probable so obviously probable we have this term again that's not specific it's kind of a judgment term that the judgment of a reasonable person so now we have this reasonable person term so we're taking common sense logic kind of concept into play relying on the information so they're going to be relying on the financial statements would have been changed or influenced by the omission so we're imagining they're relying on the information for something such as investment there what if there was an omission or some kind of change that was material they then would change their decision now if you're talking about a publicly traded company that's making you know millions to billions of dollars a year you can have an omission that a problem an error that could be you know a hundred thousand dollars of revenue that wasn't stated or was stated and given given the size of the company you may still say that that was in material which seems amazing but it could be possible because you if you're looking at financial statements these big numbers even up to a million dollars if you're talking about really multi-million dollar uh companies you could have a million dollar error that if you were thinking about investing probably wouldn't be something that would influence your decision so when we start to think about these big numbers just realize that you could talk about big dollar terms that could be in material because we're looking at relationships with with the other numbers being being involved and what we would think in terms of an investment decision with regards to large very large numbers could result in an omission that's quite large that would still not influence a regional person's decision-making process so we'll get into more ideas and later on in terms of when materiality applies how do we know what a material number is how do we come up with that number these are types of things we'll talk about later at this point in time we want to talk about the definition or the concept or the term of audit risk audit risk risk of auditor expressing a clean audit opinion when the financial statements are materially misstated so the audit risk then is something that's always going to be present we always want to note that there are there is going to be audit risk and we're we're always going to say that if they ask us it comes down to this guarantee again is there a guarantee that you have eliminated all even material misstatements no because there is some audit risk what's the audit risk risk of an auditor expressing a clean audit good opinion the audit basically clean meaning there's no problem with it the financial statements are clean the management has indeed reported them in accordance with what they said they were reported them they have expressed the assertions that they said they were going to express in accordance with what other format they have said they were going to express it in accordance with say generally accepted accounting principles so that would be the auditor the risk of the auditor expressing that clean opinion when financial statements are materially misstated that means they could indeed be misstated to the point at which a reasonable person might make a decision that would be influenced by the side by the error that has been in essence missed so there is still going to be audit risk related to that of course our goal within the audit is to get that audit risk as low as possible but again auditors never going to say that there's no audit risk all we can do is reduce the audit risk to reasonable levels and audit provides reasonable assurance that the financial statements do not contain material misstatements so notice again the terminology what are we doing in an audit are we eliminating audit risk not at all we're not eliminating audit risk there could still be a material misstatement what we're doing is providing reasonable assurance again lawyerly type of term but that's that's what you're going to basically expect there are there are no guarantees within these types of things it's always going to have some type of of recent out reasonable alloties type of term here reasonable assurance reasonable assurance means that there is some risk that a material misstatement could be present in the financial statements and not be detected by a competent auditor so notice what that's saying it's saying hey the audit could have been done in a competent way and it's still possible that a material misstatement one that would influence someone's decision and be a mistake is there even though the audit tour was competent again the risk is going to be low we're going to try to keep that down to a reasonable level but we're never going to say it has been removed there's always going to be some audit risk


Alrighty, we have an awesome construction update for you guys today. They are almost done that first Frontier Canada building going right next to the second drop out of the mid-course break run. And a new building, a weird building is being built underneath the helix before the final break run. Also, as you can see, the building over in Kingswood Theater area is coming along nicely. It's definitely looking like a permanent structure for how we haunt and their events venue for students and schools. And the pathway where Orbiter was located looks like it's coming along really nicely as well. So lots going on in this footage, you're gonna see Soaring Timbers testing, but I don't think anyone who's a fan of rides likes Soaring Timbers and not much else. Again, we won't be flying on weekends anymore as rides start testing, just as the rides that are on the border test, even though we're really far back here, the minute I see a ride testing, I'll fly further back. But if you look closely, I do switch to a cloudy setting because it ruins the color, but it gives you a better shot of less oversaturation in the video. So you'll be able to make out some of the wood features on some of the things a little better.  And that's just to give you guys a better view. And then I got a zoomed in picture for you coming up as well. But as you can see in the distance, Soaring Timbers is testing. Yukon Stryker was not testing when I was flying today and the trains were not on the track. And that's probably because there's so much activity going in and around. So as you can see, there's an excavator in the turn out of the station. There's an excavator under the brake run. And there's people building wooden structure underneath the helix. So too much activity to be testing, probably, that would be my guess. Other than that, there isn't too much going on Yukon Stryker related. The building is coming along. The roofing is looking a little more black up close. So the closer you look and the more you look at it, it looks like it's gonna have like a black roof with some really intense dark wood as well along the sides which is gonna look really nice. I'm actually starting to have really high hopes for the station. I think it's gonna look really nice. But as you can see, they're building what looks like walls. I originally thought it was teepees because from afar, all I could see was the wood coming out where the support columns were. But it actually looks like that is just to hold up the walls while they're being constructed. So as you can see there, there's the walls and you can see the framing holding them up temporarily until it's built. So I'm not sure what that's gonna be. I was wrong about the building off to the left. I said that it looked like a restaurant, but now it looks like it's gonna be a merch store or something. It looks like you can walk in and out in multiple areas. So it looks like your typical Cedar Fair kind of like store that you can walk in and out of or maybe it's just gonna be something you can go in and look at things like to show the Yukon era. It could be anything like that. The building under the Helix looks a lot taller than that building. I have no idea what it's gonna be. It could be for the queue on itself. Absolutely. Couldn't even begin to predict what the buildings are gonna be now that there's two of them. And there probably will be more if it's anything like Copperhead strike area like Blue Ridge Junction or Knottsbury Farms themed area. I know they're going for areas like that at their parks, but just wanted to show you guys a quick construction update of what's going on in Frontier Canada and Yukon Stryker. So hopefully you enjoyed this really quick update. Don't forget to hit that like button. Subscribe if you haven't and share this video for others to enjoy as I'm losing my voice. Awesome. Thanks so much guys. Have a good weekend. Bye.


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Good luck Is car number one going to the spurs going to be david robinson the admiral on the one ounce of fine silver That one is number nine out of 24 these spurs nice hit their spurs basketball hall of fame on the silver bar Hi spurs And that will do it for the break here guys, uh eight box nba mixer will do a quick hit recap First up we had tied out at 25 jason tatum on the game used jersey Shaden sharp to 75 Uh ty ty lebron james on the jersey game used jaylon williams We had autos of paul pierce numbered to 10 Uh the 25 a j griffin jake laravia to 99 uh big shot bob to 75 rockets Got the 22 matt barnes on the impeccable numbers 13 out of 22 I like that matt barnes had shan kemp on the auto bob dandridge. 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All right, here we go now. Hey everybody, Lee Lowell here from smartoptionsaw.com today's Saturday, July 23rd, 2022. We're back for another edition of our Saturday Synopsis. I was out last weekend, didn't have a video for you, but I'm back, ready to go. And what do we do here on the Saturday Synopsis? We look at the charts. I'm a chart reader, technical analyst. I use the charts to help me decide when to get in and get out of trades. Fundamental analysis, which is another way to value stocks is not really my thing. That is where you look at all the underlying data, price, PE ratios, sales, revenue, earnings, dividends, all that good stuff. But it's not for me. For me, everything is in the charts. All that information is reflected in the charts. You got millions of people trading in the markets every day and all that information's out there in the public. So it gets reflected in the charts. So that's what I do. So let's just dive in as we do every Saturday. We'll look at the charts, we'll look at the indexes, we'll look at some individual stocks, show you the more popular ones, specifically some stocks that have made some moves so we could see it on the charts, see how I would have seen it, what we would have done with it, and just go from there. So as we do every Saturday, we look at the SPY first, which is the exchange rate of fund for the SAP 500. Gives us the best overall view of the market.  Each line here is one day's worth of data, spanning about two years in time. A couple lines on here is my moving averages, a 20-day, 50-day, 200-day, all simple, and down here is the 14-day RSI. That's pretty much all I use other than eyeballing the charts. Just following the price action, the price action is what direction do you see the market or the stock going in? And that'll help you decide your course of action. Basically, the best thing we can do is draw these channels. Got these blue lines here, connecting the tops of moves and mostly the bottoms of moves and it creates a channel. It gives you a good visual of where the market's headed. If you're in the market and you've been following the market, you know we've been in this six month long downtrend. Almost seven months now, a little more than six and a half depends on July finishes. Since January 1st, right here, beginning of 2022, it's been all downhill.  But where are we now? I'm actually feeling pretty good about what happened this week. So from January through June, we've been enclosed in this downtrending channel. Let me make this a little bit thicker so you can get a good visual here because I wanna show you what I saw this week. So give me a quick second here, little manual labor. And so here you can see the clear downtrend here. And I think last week, I may have even started to draw this a little bit of an uptrending channel. See the line here and a line here. And that's exactly what's been happening. So the good thing that I saw this week is that, and what I've been saying and what I've been writing to my newsletter people is that if the market can move up and outside of the downtrending channel, that would be a good start. And that's what we had this week. Let me open this up a little bit here. So we got Friday, which was yesterday, Thursday, Wednesday, Tuesday, Monday. So every day this week, the market, the S&P 500 rallied up and outside of the downtrending channel. So that is a good first sign that maybe we finally turned the corner because we've seen these rallies, these little rallies have all been sold. Okay, the last major one was right here, where it looked like everything was going up and then it just got knocked back down. Okay, so the same thing might've been starting here, but instead of getting knocked back down, it powered through and out of the channel. And here is the 50 day moving average right here, this line. And we got above that as well. So that's another good sign that maybe we finally turned the corner. A lot of this news that's been driving the market has been factored in. And what news is that? That's inflation right here in the US and around the world. Inflation is at the highest levels in the last 40 years. We know that the Federal Reserve here in the US is raising interest rates. That's no secret. And the next meeting they have is next week, Wednesday we'll know what the Fed or how much the Fed is going to raise interest rates. It's gonna be either 75 basis points or a full point. Either one. So that's not a surprise either. The full basis point is not as expected as a 75 basis point move, but it's still in the realm. People are sort of expecting it. So it wouldn't be such a shock or jolt to the system if the Fed raises by a full point. So I think a lot of that news is sort of being factored in. The war on Ukraine is, we know that's happening. COVID's still out there. We know that's happening. So there's no new news anymore. We're just grappling with the news that's been out there. And those four major news stories have been the biggest issues in what's been driving the market down and the supply chain issues as well. But I think that's starting to ease up too. So eventually all this bad news gets factored in and gets kind of put on the back burner and everyone starts looking forward down the road to sunnier skies and better days. So have we finally turned the corner? It started to look that way. This week was a good move. Every day this week, we ended higher. Although the market we put in a new high today, you can see the top of this bar was a new higher, a new high, it actually ended lower. You can see the little teeny dash mark on the right side of this bar is where the market closed today. So we actually closed lower than we did Thursday, but we made a new high. So you can see the momentum is on an upward trajectory. So we'll see how the market starts to play out early next week. If there's any momentum carrying through to the downside or not, what could happen at this point is if the market does come down, maybe it could bounce off the top edge of the channel and then go higher or it may just keep going from this point forward. So I'm just a little excited about what I'm seeing here. We had a good move this week and the best thing would be to have that momentum keep going and then just the second half of the year, end on a good note. But be wary, I mean, because we have been going down and all these rallies have been sold, but what I do like is how we moved out of the channel and got above the 50 day moving average. So we'll see. Let's look at the Qs, the triple Qs, which is for the NASDAQ. Clearly there's a lot going on here. You know, it's in the eye of the beholder of where you wanna draw your lines and how far out or how many months, weeks, whatever, you want to draw the lines. So let me remove these older ones and we can kind of get a fresh look at things. Wanna eyeball, right? So obviously we can see the market's been going down. Now, drawing the lines are, it's sort of subjective. So here we can make it look like the S&P 500. So there's your channel right there since April last couple of months and clearly you can see the move up and outside of this channel, got above the 20 day, here's the 20 day moving average and here's the 50 day moving average. So the NASDAQ popped above both the moving average and popped above the downtrending channel, which is a really good sign. I mean, these tech stocks, which make up a lot of the NASDAQ, once they get going, this thing could power a higher and power the whole market higher. So the NASDAQ's looking pretty good here. Let's look at the Dow Jones. We use the DIA, the Diamonds as our gauge. Same thing, we can draw some lines here. We use a top here, kind of connect some other tops here, and then we, you know, you can kind of pick your spots, right? Just kind of draw the line. Couple months worth is a good look back period. People ask me, how far back should I draw these lines? You know, I'd say at least three months on a daily basis just to give you a visual of where the market's been going. So here as well this week, the Dow was moving up and outside of the channel, got above the 50 day, got above the 20 day. So things are hopeful right now I'd say is the best way to look at it for the market. If we can continue on this trajectory, then we've got some serious bullish momentum happening, even in the face of those horrible news items. We're right in the midst of earning season, Q2 earning season is in full swing. A lot of the big names have announced. We're gonna take a look at some of those names as well today. And if those numbers are not as horrible as people were thinking, that's gonna drive stocks higher as well. So let's first look at Tesla because Tesla was a big one this week. This week started off with some of the big names and then the next few weeks we'll have the rest of the biggies coming out. So here's Tesla. If you've been watching these videos over the last few weeks, you've known that I've talked about the $700 level on Tesla. You can see the markets moved up and down, up and down above and below this baseline $700 level. And you can see I sort of had this channel here, but this week you could have dialed it in even further. Right here we have a congestion pattern triangle right there, which is when a stock or index starts to get in a tighter and tighter range, smaller daily moves each day, and then it eventually is gonna snap out of it and bust through one side or the other. So you can see the congestion. I mean, everyone knew that Tesla's earnings were coming up and no one was really ready to make a decision on which way they wanted to lean until after earnings came out. And once it powers through, it really powers through in one direction. So you can see here in the last two days, Tesla rallied almost 100 points just in two days alone. So a lot of people ask me, well, is there a way that I can play these earnings? Like when you get a huge move like this, how could I capitalize on that? And I always say earnings is a crapshoot. I mean, the stocks can move either way. I don't really play earnings that much because you can get really good earnings and the stock will drop or you get really bad earnings and the stock pops. It's a crapshoot. But in cases like this where the ranges get real tight, option premiums tend to come in a little bit, get cheaper, although when people know earnings are coming out, the option prices tend to get wider as well. So it's really hard to know whether you're getting good value or not. I mean, you could look at implied volatility numbers, but anyway, the only way to really capitalize on this, if you wanna have a defined risk is to buy an option straddle. And that's when you buy both a put option and a call option at the same time for same expiration, same strike, that no matter which way the stock moves, you could win. If you buy a call and the stock goes up, you can make money. If the stock drops and you've bought the put option as well, then you could make money. But it all depends on how far the stock is going to move because straddles aren't cheap. You have to pay for both the put and the call. So here's a, let me show you what we can look at here to help you gauge what could help you. Let me pull up this website here. So this is marketcamillion.com. Let me show you the website here. Marketcamillion.com is a great website for information about, you know, you look along the side here, it's got some good information. But what I like to keep open is the earnings page that will show you number one, when earnings are coming out. So Tesla just had its earnings on July 20th, so Wednesday this week, this past week. And the next earnings are slated somewhere between October 19th and October 24th, 2022. But what's good about Marketcamillion is it'll tell you what this column right here implied straddle meaning the price of the straddle will tell you how much movement the option market makers are expecting once earnings are announced. So in this case, the option, the straddle was projecting that Tesla could move either 6.1% higher or 6.1% lower than where it closed for trading right before earnings were announced. And then it shows you what actually happened afterwards. So here, the straddle was implying a 6.1% move above or below where Tesla closed that day before earnings. And here, in actuality, it went up, it moved almost 10%. It's not telling you which direction the stock's gonna move, it's just telling you it could move higher or lower by this amount. And in actuality, it moved by almost 10%. Well, what does that look like on the chart? So let's pull up Tesla again here. So before earnings were announced, this bar right here, so Tesla closed at, let me move myself here for a second. This bar, Tesla closed at $742.50. Okay, so let me just use my calculator here for a second. So $742 times 6.1% is $45.26. So what the option market is telling us that Tesla has the chance to move $45 either above or below where it closed on Tuesday, on Wednesday, they announced after the close on Wednesday. So Tesla closed at $742. The market's predicting a $45 move higher or lower. And so what you see here, Tesla actually rallied, here's Thursday and here's Friday. It rallied almost up to $850. So it rallied almost $100 a share since earnings. That's a big move and it's bigger than the market had expected. So if you had bought the straddle, let's just say the 745 straddle, meaning you buy the 740 puts and the 740 calls or the 745 puts and the 745 calls, whichever one you decided. And let's just say that straddle cost $45, $22.50 for the call and $22.50 for the put or some two numbers that would add up to $45. So as long as Tesla rallied more than $45 in either direction, either rallied or fell more than $45 in either direction, you would make money. So since Tesla went from $742 all the way up to, on the high here, $842, you'd make $40 per contract per straddle. That's $4,000. So in some cases, buying a straddle can work, but in a lot of cases, it doesn't work, meaning the stock doesn't move far enough in either direction for you to be able to sell those options for a profit. Now let's just say Tesla closed at 742 that day and it only went up to $750. That's only an $8 move. You paid $45. That would be a $37 per contract loss. That'd be $3,700 depending on how many straddles you bought. That's just for one straddle. So you have to be somewhat confident that you think the stock's gonna make a huge move and having this congestion pattern sort of helped in that case because it was storing up all this energy. So we knew that the move would be strong. It just didn't know which direction.  So that's how you can make some money on earnings, but I think over the long run, you'll lose more than you win, but I don't have hard statistics on that. That's just for me and my past experience knowing that it just didn't work out enough times. So, but use that market chameleon. It's actually a pretty good website to look at some of that data. All right, so that's Tesla. So now Tesla has moved out of this range now and has gotten above, this channel here has gotten out of the congestion pattern. So it looks like Tesla may be ready to, make a new pattern here, a new move. It had been down in this downtrend, hit a high of above almost $1,250 before the split. They split recently. So that's Tesla. Let's look at some other stocks here. Snapchat was a big one yesterday. They had earnings after the close. Now you can see Snapchat, Snapchat. I'm not sure what I said. Gap here was probably earnings, gap here. I'm not, you've got two gaps. One was down and then one was up. And then this last gap, the prior earnings, another gap down here. And then we had another gap down right here. So Snapchat closed this day at, let's see where this closed. Let me move myself here. So it closed on Thursday at $16.35 right here. And what happened? It dropped, it just fell below $10 a share. So that's over a $6 move. So let's see, six divided by 16, 30, whatever it was. You know, that's about a 37% move. 37% move. Let's go back to market chameleon and see what they had, what the straddle was implying the day before earnings, which was right here. They had an 18% move baked into the options to the straddle price and right there. So there was the initial move was, it says negative. That means the market fell. So it went down 39%. If it went up, you'd see a positive sign. So you can see here, 58.8% on that back in February. So sometimes the market, I mean, they have no idea how the stock's gonna move too. So if you bought the straddle here, you made money also, because it moved more than what the market was projecting. So I don't know, maybe start looking at the buying some straddles. So this is Snapchat. But anyway, if you were long, you have shares of Snapchat or you bought calls, it was not a good day today for you. Let's see what other stocks. So let's go through some of our usual stocks. Let's look at AMD. I've got a lot of lines here on AMD. I'm long AMD. We just taken some profits on AMD in our newsletter. We sell puts. So we like when the market goes up. So we took some profits finally. AMD, let's, you know, here's some previous support levels. These lines here that I drew here. And here is the overall downtrend you can see, starting to move back up. I'm hoping that we can continue that move up. But, you know, it's still in this downtrend. We can extend this line. Let's remove and redraw. We can go all the way down, connect the tops here. Some of the tops, doesn't have to be exact. So it's still contained in this downtrend. It could, AMD could move up to the top edge and maybe get knocked back down or it could blast through. That's yet to be seen right now. So it's still sort of in limbo. Let's look at Apple. So obviously I had this channel here drawn maybe a couple of weeks ago. I can't remember when I drew it. So it was in the downtrend. Now it's in the up channel, which is nice. We like to see that. We like to see stocks in the up channel. Let's extend this thing a little bit more. Okay, so we go from here. Okay, start connecting the tops and we'll redraw the bottom one too. It helps with the visual because then you'll know like where the bounces and drops might occur from. So we're getting to the top edge of the channel. It could fall back and then bounce and then go up again, bounce, go up again. So that's the direction that Apple is in. You can kind of see the V shape here. All right, so Apple may be leading the market right now. That's a good thing. Disney. I always bring up Disney. So what I like about Disney here, it had fallen through the $100 level. The line right here went through it, found some support and has now gone back up through 100 and has moved above both the 20 day and the 50 day moving averages. So that's a good sign. Like to see Disney start to move up. Now the 100 level could be support again. If it falls back down, could bounce and start to go higher. You know, before it bounced a number of times, before it went through. So I'm hoping that it will hold, if it does fall back, I'm hoping that it will hold at the 100 level and then bounce. Yet to be seen Walmart. I like Walmart. Bought some down here in the low 120s. As I like to say, and I like to do a nibble and these down moves and these down trends, if you're in for the long haul, as we know the stock market is the greatest wealth generator of all time. If you're in it for the long run, you buy on the dips. As hard as that may be at the time, you gotta nibble on the way down, on these quality stocks because eventually, eventually they'll turn around and go higher. You can't keep good companies down. They're still producing products. People are buying those products and the company's producing earnings. Better earnings quarter after quarter, the stock price has to go up. Okay, so that's how the stock market works. Walmart, I know it's gonna go up over time along with the other stocks that I trade. Nike, another stalwart, still sort of in the downtrend though, okay? But it's bumping up against this top edge here. Could it blast through or will it get knocked back down? I think next week is gonna be telling. What other stocks do we have? Let's go through the list. Oh, Netflix, let's talk about Netflix because they had earnings this week. We sold some put spreads on Netflix, bullish strategy. Unfortunately, it moved pretty quickly so not all of our members could get in but some were able to get in. Netflix, they didn't lose as many customers as was predicted, which I guess is a good thing. They're losing customers but not as many as analysts thought so that helped bump the price up. So Netflix, maybe they're finally on their trajectory hire, found the support just above $150 but had a good week this week. Rallied a good $60 a share right here. So Netflix might be getting its mojo back. See what else we have, that's worth looking at. Microsoft's still in this downtrend.  You know, that doesn't do much for anyone unless you're playing the shorter term, these swings. That's, you know, that's hard for me. I don't really play the short run like that. So Microsoft, you can clearly see is in this downtrend but it has the run-ups. It's got the 20 day and 50 day just sitting right on top of each other right here. That just means there's a lot of indecision. Not really sure what it wants to do. That's Microsoft, Intel, you know. Oracle, we're still holding our Oracle put sell. Getting ready to take profits on that one pretty soon. Let's see, Cisco, Procter and Gamble. Disney we looked at. So the healthcare stocks still going strong. Lily, Bristol Myers, Pfizer, Merck, still hanging in there. So Kellogg, oh, what I want to see Verizon. Verizon and AT&T, the two biggest carriers, not a good last couple of days. Look at this move in Verizon. I've been wanting to get into Verizon for so long and it just, the right time has not been right. And I'm glad we didn't because another drop. And let's go back to the long-term chart here. Let's go back to the monthly. So here's a monthly chart. So Verizon sitting right on the 200 month moving average. That's the Mac Daddy of moving averages. That's the biggie. Will this be the area where it bounces? The last time it hit the 200 day moving average was in 2015, fell just slightly below it but bounced back good. Well, we bounce from here. And when you look at the daily, this would be a really scary time to buy for sure. Our size getting oversold too. So I may consider nibbling a little bit on some Verizon shares, we'll see. But this move was tough. Let's see what AT&T look like. Same thing. They had a earnings obviously but not looking as bad as Verizon but I like Verizon better. So I may have to start looking at some Verizon shares too. PayPal starting to maybe get some mojo here has gotten above the 50 day and the 20 day moving average. Open this up a little so you can see it. Still in the downtrend, this little recent downtrend but it may be popping outside, maybe getting above it. So keep an eye on PayPal. Square, let's look real quick. Partner in crime, PayPal and Square. So it kind of like a little bit of this sort of rounded bottom here, gotten above the 50 day, just popping above it a little bit. So keep an eye on PayPal Square. There could be a turning point for them. Costco still doing well. Here's Warren Buffett. I talk about it a lot, also in the downtrend but it's had this little move up higher. It's got this 50 day, maybe gonna have some resistance above it. I still have my report that I wrote on my website, the Warren Buffett book. You can take a look on our website. It's under the shop heading option strategy that I wrote to piggyback Warren Buffett for really pennies on the dollar. Here's Metta down today in conjunction with Snap, down almost $14. I think that's about it. These stocks that I have down here don't really pay too much attention to the Bitcoin stocks. Clorox starting to get some mojo, Colgate. Oh, Coca-Cola, always gotta talk about Coca-Cola. Clearly in the longterm, upward trajectory. It's pulling back 200 day moving average right here. I missed the last time for our newsletter to get in, bought some shares but maybe it'll pull back again to the up sloping 200 day moving average. If it connects here and then bounces, it could be the next good timing play to get in on some bullish plays. So we may look to sell some put options there, depending on when earnings comes out. So let me take a quick look, see when earnings comes out. Go to market chameleon. So the 26th of July, so that's Tuesday. Keep an eye on Coca-Cola for Tuesday. All right, I think that's about it here for the stock list. Go back to the SPY real quick. I liked the, of course, how it popped out and above the downtrending channel, got above the moving averages as well. So keep an eye for next week. Maybe we get some momentum to keep it going. All right, let's quickly go to our website. Once again, smartoptionseller.com, putsellingbasics right here. Get your free copy of the report that I wrote, the ebook. Talk to you all about putselling basics. Put your name, email address in here. We'll send you an email with the link to download the ebook. That's how it works. Okay, what else we do? We have our services, we have our two newsletters, selling naked puts, selling naked puts, selling put option credit spreads and our coaching services. If you wanna look for the Warren Buffett book under the More tab, click on the shop here. It'll be there. All right, you can use our probability calculator for free if you know how to use that. All right, so that's it for me today. I hope everyone has a good weekend. I will be gone the next two weekends. I won't be here to make videos, so I'll catch everyone in a couple of weeks. Wishing everyone good trading week ahead, trading weeks ahead and I'll see y'all in a few weeks. All right, this is Lee Lowell signing off.


Hey guys, it's Missy. Thank you for watching. For today's video, I'm partnering with FabFitFun to share with you what's inside their winter box. It was just released and I did their fall box last year and it was so much fun to see what's inside. So I'm really curious to see what's inside the winter box this year. If you're new to FabFitFun, it's a yearly subscription service where every season they send you a box. Each box costs $49.99 but the contents inside are always valued over $200. So it's a really good value for the price. And each box always comes with 8 to 10 full size products, usually fashion, beauty, wellness, and lifestyle products. So it's always really fun to see what's inside each box and the products inside can be customized. So if you're curious and you want to sign up, you can use my code missysu and get $10 off your very first box. So if you're new to my channel, be sure to subscribe down below. And if you want to see what's inside of my winter box, then just keep watching. Each box comes with a magazine and this is really helpful because it talks about all the products that come in the boxes. So I love to browse through it and read more about the products that I received in my box. It also comes with really fun articles that have tips and tricks for how to use your products. There's also a bunch of coupon codes at the very back, which I really love. So that's always really helpful. I love seeing what the coupon codes are because there's always something that I want to buy. The first thing I grabbed out of the box is a moisturizer. This is so nice to have because now that it's winter my skin is so dry. I'm applying lotion all the time all day long. This is Mercy Beauty for Anthropology and it's a coconut sugar seawhip body cream and it protects, nourishes, and hydrates the skin. Exactly what I need in moisturizer and it smells really, really, really good. The next thing I grabbed out of the box are these little eye masks and I haven't had a chance to try eye masks yet. They've been so trendy lately so I'm really glad that these were in the box so I can finally give them a try. These contain hyaluronic acid and they have five masks in the container so I can either use them five times or invite a bunch of friends over and we can have girls night and I'll do eye masks, which sounds like so much fun. It just says to apply them to clean skin, leave them on for 10 to 15 minutes and they help depuff and detox, which sounds absolutely amazing. The next thing I grabbed out of the box is an eyeshadow palette. I love getting new eyeshadow palettes so I'm so excited that there was one included in this box. This is by Pure called Be Your Selfie and it's a nine eyeshadow palette. Four of them are matte shades, five of them are shimmer shades and they're beautiful neutral colors so I can use them all year round. One of my favorite things about this palette of course is that it's cruelty-free, gluten-free, vegan-friendly and recyclable. I've used eyeshadows by Pure before so I know all of these shades are going to be so creamy and soft and easy to blend so I cannot wait to start playing around with this eyeshadow palette. The next thing I grabbed out of the box is another beauty item. This is a hydration cream mask. It says that you can just apply it to your skin twice a week, once or twice a week, rinse after three to five minutes or even leave it on all night for extra hydration which sounds amazing to me because my skin is always so super dry so I will definitely be trying this out. I cannot wait to use this. I'm probably going to use this tonight. The next thing I grabbed out of the box is a highlighting stick. This is a brilliant eye brightener from Thrive Cosmetics. The shade is Stella and it's a really beautiful champagne shimmer shade and you can apply it to the brow bone, the lids, the waterline and even to the corners of your eyes which is my favorite for that little extra pop of brightness. It even says it's vegan, cruelty-free, soul-fight-free and toxin-free which I love products like that. The next thing I grabbed out of my box is this cute little winter set by BearPaw.  This is stripper lines so it's going to be so warm during the winter months. The gloves are fingerless gloves which I love because then I can be on my phone and still wear my gloves but then they also have little mitten flaps so I can cover my fingers if it gets really cold outside. The next thing I grabbed out of the box is this really pretty necklace. This is a silver necklace with a circle pendant so it's minimalistic yet a statement piece. I think it's so beautiful. I love really simple and dainty jewelry and it comes with an adjustable clasp so I can wear it longer or shorter depending on the top that I'm wearing that day. The next thing I grabbed out of the box are these body sliders and this is actually something I have been wanting believe it or not. I have been working out a lot more lately and I've seen so many exercises where you actually need body sliders and I never had any so I'm really glad these are in the box because now I don't have to get any. They just showed up right at my door so and now I can start doing all of the exercises where I actually need body sliders. The last thing in my box is this Mark and Graham color block throw blanket. I love blankets. I don't know if you know this about me but throw blankets are one of my favorite things to collect. I literally have a huge collection of blankets. This is gray and ivory. It's super soft and cozy so I'm really excited to use this. I love using blankets when I'm watching movies or reading or basically anytime. I love throw blankets so I'm really excited to add this to my collection. So that is everything that was in my FabFitFun winner box. Everything was so great. I'm so excited to start using all of these products and there were so many things that I actually was really hoping to get so I'm so glad they ended up being in my box. I really hope you enjoyed seeing what was in my box as well and if you're curious about FabFitFun I will leave more information down below in the description box.  Thank you so very much for watching and make sure to subscribe if you're new to my channel and I will see you next time.


How can I upload a course to my Moodle site? It's possible to save a course created on one Moodle site and upload it onto a different Moodle site to adapt and reuse. When you save your course the process is called Backup, and when you add it or upload it to a different site the process is called Restore. Make sure the course backup ends in MBZ. If it ends in N-U-M-B-Z that means it's a backup without any users. Click Site Administration, Courses, Restore course. Upload or drag in the file, click Restore, check all the settings and click Continue. The next screen is for deciding if the course should be uploaded as a new course, in which case a category must be selected, or if the backup should be restored into an existing course somewhere on the site. If so, choose the course and decide if the backup should replace or be added to existing content. We'll restore as a new course. Clicking Continue then displays another screen to check the settings and we press Next again. The name and details of the course can be edited and specific activities selected if desired and then after a final check we press Perform Restore. Once the process is complete there's a green success message and the new course is now available. To summarise, an existing course may be uploaded and adapted from Site Administration, Courses, Courses, Restore.


This is one way I teach counting sounds in words. I can show my students some object. I'm going to have them say the word. We're going to stretch the word out and then we're going to count the sounds on our chin. So if I showed them word bug. What is this? A bug. We're going to stretch it out. Bug. Say the sounds. Bug. How many sounds in the word bug? Three sounds in the word bug. Next one could be dog. So we're going to say the word dog. Stretch it out. Dog. Say the sounds. Duh. Uh. Guh. How many sounds? Three sounds in the word dog. I've also just find objects that I can use in the classroom. Like chair. Everybody say chair. Stretch it out. Chair. Sounds. Ch. A. Err. And that is how I teach counting sounds to my students.


Hello, and welcome to Orientation 2020. I'm André Plob, Dean of the Faculty of Public Affairs. Normally, I'd be welcoming you in the Ravens Nest here on the Carleton campus. We're doing things differently this year, but I can assure you that all of us here at Carleton are excited that you're joining us and we're here to support you as you start your degree. The reason that you're hearing from me today is because your degree is in the Faculty of Public Affairs. We are the only faculty of our kind in Canada, and our mission includes building better societies and better democracy, fostering engaged citizenship, and addressing regional and global challenges. Please keep an eye out for our virtual events as well as for volunteering opportunities such as the FPA ambassadors. You'll get more information about all of these as the term unfolds. Thank you for choosing to join us here at Carleton. Good luck with your first term, and please don't hesitate to reach out to our campus support staff if you need any assistance.


G'day, I'm Inspector Bill Graham from the 42 Valley Mall Post in Brisbane. We're under our second night of Operation Unite, which is a national operation against alcohol fuel violence. Last night we saw probably lower than normal numbers in the valley and we had a few incidents involving drunk and public nuisance offences, but all in all was a pretty good night. We had a few revelers around. Tonight we see those numbers that have tripled already just on the first evaluation. Everyone seems to be in pretty good mood, so we'll see how the night progresses. Well, we're into the second night of Operation Unite, May 2011. The revelers within the 42 Valley certainly increased during the night and we've seen a lot more activity with police officers having to deal with any social behaviour. Luckily and thankfully, we've had no serious injuries in the 42 Valley or the city areas tonight. Most of the things that we've dealt with have been for minor offenses of drunk or public nuisance, which pleases us in the sense that no one's been seriously injured. We're probably three or so hours from termination. The start of the night is still young. Police officers are still out there trying to do the right thing and looking after people.


Hey everybody, welcome back to my Star Wars channel. Today, we're going to talk about Star Wars Celebration in Anaheim and the 40th anniversary of the Empire Strikes Back. We would be honored if you would join us. Hey everybody, welcome back to the channel. Thanks for being here. My name is David and I love Star Wars. That's the premise of this show. That's what I do. So basically, if it says Star Wars on something or Star Wars is in the news or people are talking about Star Wars, then I'm going to talk about it also. I have been a fan with the franchise since 1977. Never left. Huge supporter. I love everything about Star Wars. I'm not a hater at all. Here we do vintage toy reviews, book reviews, talk about the TV shows, Disney, Celebration, you name it. A couple things. One, I know I'm behind on the book reviews. I am. I'm behind on the book reviews. I got stuck. I got stuck in a book. The next book that I've been reading haven't been very jazzed about it, laboring through it, not excited about finishing it. So it's just been, I've been stuck there. So spoiler alert, the next book review, probably not going to like it. Probably not going to like it, but also want to talk to you about Star Wars Celebration. Now I started this channel back a year ago, revealing that I was going to go to Star Wars Celebration and you were taking the journey with me and we were talking about, you know, preparations I was making, tickets, pins, standing in line, things like that. Suffice it to say Star Wars Celebration was canceled. I think we pretty much all knew it would be canceled. I think it would be hard for them to do social distancing at Star Wars Con. I think it would also be hard to manage crowds. I think it would also be hard to secure celebrities, right? How do you secure big names and tell them that their safety and their health is going to be cared for and watched out for when COVID is still pretty rampant and California isn't very lax on restrictions right now. So yeah, big disappointment to everybody. It was released on their website. It's going to be rescheduled. Celebration is rescheduled for August 18th to the 21st in Anaheim. You could have your money rolled over to merchandise. So if you wanted to roll all your money over to merch, you could have done that. Or you could roll your money over to the tickets and you would receive an exclusive Stormtrooper pin. But the major reason I was looking forward to Celebration this year was because of the 40th anniversary of the Empire Strikes Back. Out of all the Star Wars films ever to be released, Empire is my favorite. It's the one that I know the most quotes from, most trivia from. My favorite characters are in it. My favorite scenes are in it. My favorite lines are in it. I'm just a huge fan of Empire Strikes Back. Not only is it my favorite Star Wars movie, it's my favorite movie period of all time. Empire Strikes Back numero uno. So in celebration of Celebration being canceled, no. In honor of Empire Strikes Back and its 40th anniversary, I got some Funko toys to look at for you. But first, let's do a little Empire Strikes Back trivia. Now I'm going to give you the trivia questions for Empire Strikes Back and then I'll put the answers on the screen. I'll give you a little bit of time to wait, a little bit of time to think about it. But the answers are going to come pretty fast because I don't want you to have time to go out and Google. So first question. First question is, what was Han Solo's call sign on Hoth? What was Han Solo's call sign on Hoth? Give you a hint. The first word is Echo. That's right. It was Echo 7. Echo 7. Second question. Which Imperial leader fails Darth Vader for the last time? Which Imperial leader fails me for the last time? He was an Admiral. Admiral Ozil. Right? Admiral Ozil. All right. Very funny scene. Which tool does Han Solo ask Chewbacca for when they're fixing the Falcon's hyperdrive? It's the very beginning of the movie. It happens on Hoth. He says hand me the hydro spanner. The hydro spanner. All right. Last question. Everyone should know this. It doesn't matter if you're an Empire fan or not. What is the possibility of successfully navigating an asteroid field? The number should just come to you. You should just know the line. 3,721. Right? 3,721. All right. So Father's Day was recent. And for Father's Day, I got the Han Solo in Carbonite Funko Pop. I collect these. I say collect. I have like four. I got four of them. But I'm really particular. I don't just buy any of them. But I've seen a couple of the new Empire Strikes Back 40th Anniversary figures. Kind of want to talk to you about them. But this is the Han Solo in Carbonite. And I like it because I've got a Boba Fett and I think he'll look good next to my Boba Fett. And notice it says 40th Empire Strikes Back Star Wars right there at the top. Right? And went down to my local Walmart. And they've got a couple more. There's a couple more down at Walmart. You might want to check some of the stores near you. Look for the little 40th anniversary symbol. That way you know. And they're all characters or costumes from Empire Strikes Back. There's a couple more. I want to show you. Here's the Dagobah R2-D2. He's all dirty because he was in the swamp. And then there's Luke on the Tauntaun. Which I think I really am tempted to go pick up because I've got the full-size 12-inch version as well. Vader in his chamber looks pretty awesome as well. I think these were like $28. The big ones. Cloud City Leia in her Cloud City outfit. And then Han cutting the Tauntaun open with a lightsaber. This is an Amazon exclusive. So if you like this one, you might want to head down to Amazon. And I think there's also a Hoth Han Solo, a Hoth Princess Leia. And then there's the Yoda on Luke's backpack figures as well. So make sure you check those out. What's your favorite toys or props from Empire Strikes Back? What is your love for Empire? Or maybe you don't love it. Maybe you don't. I don't know. Tell us down in the comment section below. Hey, thanks for watching guys. May the Force be with you. I'll see you next time. Bye.