You've got your amazing FY data, you've done some data analysis, you've pulled out some facts and figures that you think are interesting, how are you going to get that into a national newspaper?  They all have slightly different audiences, they all will have unique interests and things that concern them. Really you would find something timely or in the news right now to sort of attach your story to. A more of a complete package that you can provide to the journalist to better. So obviously you've got your data and that's a really good starting point. You can analyse that and pull out the top lines, they're fantastic but it's also super helpful if you can kind of like attach relevant data sets so they've got it all there. If you can make sure that you've lined up experts ready to talk about it, you've got case studies to sort of bring out that human side of things, show a real life example of someone that's affected, if you've got that lined up and ready to go, if you make sure they've got pictures ready to go, all of that really, really helps a journalist say yes. But the key is to make sure that you're sending your pitch to the right journalist on the right section of the very publication. And the fifth point is timing and I'm going to go to that into that in more detail now. Let's talk about targeting and timing.


All right, cyber traders, we are back this Tuesday afternoon, August 17th, shortly after 2.30 PM Eastern time, and welcome on back for what? For our afternoon meeting. Great to see all of our students inside our live trading room. Chuck, Norman, Tony, Doyle, William, Kathleen, Bonnie, Ray, got Gary up top there and all of our students and trial members alike joining us here for today. And if you're joining us on social media, Facebook Live or YouTube, welcome on back as always. So, Tube again got a stock that's up right now, it's moving up, it's down across the day. I think the news out on this was just simply earnings. I could be wrong. Just curious enough to double check. I forgot what it was from the morning at least, but this was a stock I ended up taking the time to kind of prep for heading into the market open. I didn't really trade it much heading into the day up until right now, ended up catching about 15 cents off a pop from 1150 just right before we started the meeting in and out quick. But for right now, I mean, hey, the stock looks really strong on the way up. Like I'd said, it was making a bit of a dead cat bounce going into the meeting. Yeah, so CLSK, they ended up reporting quarter three earnings. Their EPS missed the estimate, then their sales also missed the estimate. I don't know if there's any guidance in line with that title, but nonetheless, we ended up seeing a nice bounce here. And for what it's worth, I don't mind at least putting this on our main list to begin. If we build up a really good list and this doesn't look as good at the end, then we'll kick it off. But right now, smooth sailing on the way up, I would watch that 1150 to see if it retraces back to that price. All right. But otherwise, though, we ended up just finishing up our Traders Talk workshop. That's our weekly Q&A workshop that we host inside our trading room every Tuesday morning for all of us in social media. Feel free to go right down to the link on the banner below just to get yourself started on a small trial. We do this every Tuesday morning inside our live trading room. For all of our members there right now, that recording should be on the student dashboard. After four o'clock, I'll put it up there as soon as the market closes, really. You can go back to the last week's edition of Traders Talk, the week before that, we categorized them monthly. But that's right there on the student dashboard for all of us there, like Norman and Chuck. But otherwise, again, if you're on social media, hey, feel free to join us daily inside our trading room. And weekly on Tuesdays, we do that workshop. But in that workshop, we ended up going over a bunch of stocks from the morning. We talked about the LMFA. This thing is a bust now. Ended up making a bit of a bounce, at least earlier, from the levels that we talked about. I got in from 516 here. I got out with, like, 15-cent profit. But it's to say, this stock did not perform nearly as well as we wanted it to from pre-market. It was trending down, leading into the open. And aside from that bounce, and perhaps a bounce from 5, but that took a while to get going in a very low-volume time of the day. So I didn't get it from 5, but maybe that could have led to a nice little move there. But yeah, the LMFA trade from the morning, the NAOV trade from this morning, the SESN trade from this morning. All ended up moving pretty nicely, at least after the open. But right now, all of them are kind of exhausted. The SESN trading 142 million shares just about right now. Granted, it's still trying to coil up, maybe making a higher low. And perhaps, if it could re-break 152, maybe that could lead to a new little move up. But again, it doesn't really seem like it's going to do that just yet. I'm kind of just shooting from the hip with a small prediction. But perhaps, if it does that pop, we'll come back to it at the end. Now, the real stock that we ended up doing extremely well on today, and it was running up as we were finishing up the Traders Talk workshop, that is, the VRPX. Now, this stock was an on-the-morning watch list, right? If you're joining us on social media, Facebook Live, or YouTube, as soon as we finished up the morning meeting here today, like right after 9, 10, 9.15 in the morning, one of our students had called this stock out at the time, saying, hey, this stock is making a nice little pop-up in pre-market, and sure enough, it was. So we really ended up following this VRPX, like really, as soon as the meeting finished up, heading into the market open, it was essentially on our watch list. So this stock ended up making a hell of a move up, but ended up re-breaking higher later on. And as I had said, that was right during our Traders Talk workshop. I didn't have a chance to really analyze that or go over that trade as much with you folks inside the trading room just because we were going over all the other moves from the morning. So to go over this trade very briefly, this stock ended up having big resistance off of 10, but really, we ended up seeing a lot of buying coming in right off of 9 when it ended up re-breaking above 9 bucks. This is right around 11.15 in the morning. Notice the volume spike here. This is exactly the point where it re-broke resistance at 9 bucks. So it's to say that, of course, it bounced up prior to that test of resistance, but once it broke above that resistance at 9, and once we saw more buying, that was it. Of course, it broke out from 10 later on, ended up getting halted a couple of times throughout the course of the day. And normally, I'd say when a stock gets halted on the way down, that's typically game over. That's a wrap. So that's what happened right here. Stock was moving up and up and up. It was breaking above 16. Ended up falling back below 16. And hey, if that's such a big level, then we should see a pretty big move shortly after that level break. Well, we said it in Trader's Talk, not in reference to this stock, but hey, this stock made a really big move, right? That happened, but it obviously didn't continue, right? This stock actually reminds me of the SESN trade back from Friday of last week, not to go too far off course here, but before that stock got halted and got crushed, 86% off the FDA response letter. Look what happened. We were trading the stock on the way up in the afternoon that Friday. Ended up popping above six. I told you folks in Trader's Talk about this move that I took. I went in and out from six. I took a dinky loss, but imagine if I didn't set my stop. Imagine if I didn't get out where I should have. So it's not like I'm expecting the VRPX trade to gap down 86%, like that one did, but it's just to say after a pop and drop and it flattens out, you can't keep expecting the stock to just move up and up and up. It ended up tanking. Now at this point, I don't know if it's as likely to continue its move up. It broke out above nine and that was the all-time high, at least leading into the day. And once it cleared that, that was it. So maybe we'll come back to this trade at the very end, the VRPX trade. If it ends up showing more signs of life on the way up, then maybe we'll throw it on there at the end. All right, so obviously that's number one. The top percent gainer right now up over 235% and counting, but let's go from top to bottom now and see what else we got. WDH trade, I saw Norman call out earlier and from his call, it was decent, but ended up snapping back down really fast after. Stock had very thin volume on the book, thin tier sizes on level two. So for a stock that normally trades like extremely low volume per day, less than 500K per day, I'd even say 3.9 million shares is quite a lot. It's already made a big move up. It hasn't totally dumped off yet. Maybe I'll come back to this at the end, kind of round out the ones on our side list and kind of cherry pick them at the end, but I'm not fully sold on this one just yet. The ALF also much like the VRPX was a huge runner from the, well, this was from the afternoon, like literally as soon as we finished up trader's stock at 12 p.m. Eastern time, this one ended up popping up on our radar. I think one of our students, I wanna give credit where it's due, maybe Franny, maybe Lynette, I apologize in advance, but nonetheless, one of our students had called out the ALF trade. I think it was Franny and it made a really nice pop. So thankfully, we were really able to take full advantage of this run up here. Ended up breaking above resistance off of eight or re-breaking it and from that point took off all the way up towards 10 and above. This stock we are really familiar with, at least myself, Fausto, a lot of our long-time students here, and even if you're not a long-time student, perhaps if you've been in a seat to you for longer than a couple months, then you would know the stock. This stock we did really well on going back into mid-June, ended up popping off of news from five, ran all the way up towards 20, 22 bucks there. So I say it all the time with a stock like ALF, with a stock like VRPX, if we see a stock make a really big move recently or a month ago, a couple months ago, whatever it may be, former runner, if we could even see a fraction of the type of run that the stock made previously, then that's a huge success. So to see this stock go from five to 22, back down, we knew at some point in time that we would be trading the stock again. It's not as if every day we type up ALF and look at it, but if it pops up on our gainers list, if there's news coming out, then of course we'll be more keen and excited to trade it, just given what it had done for us in the past. But yeah, made a really nice pop today, and right now actually, as I'm flapping my gums here, it's actually pushing back up, made a higher low, back over 9.50 for right now. Ooh, this is looking pretty interesting. All right, so I guess for right now, this will make the cut. Let's make the main list here alongside the CLSK I put on there so far. All right, so we keep it going here. The ARPO, another stock that we did pretty well on from today. I ended up missing the move up, if anything. I ended up catching the short on the way down. I ended up going short from 263, I think it was. I wanted a better entry, but ended up getting filled at 263. It was a clean trade, ended up dropping back down to 250.  I thought it would drop, it didn't drop right away. So I was taking a couple of losses in there, like minus two, minus two, minus one. And those are bigger share size positions given the price of the stock. So I gotta be careful with that. I ended up shorting it one more time below 250. I ended up getting out at 243. And after that, I stopped trading it. So I don't know, for right now, it's possible it can keep dropping this ARPO stock. I saw a huge iceberg order at $2.30 earlier today as it's support, actually level four is showing that right now on the trade still. That's why I made that call out inside the live trading room. Hey, I wanted ARPO to drop down to 230-ish. Clearly it did not, or at least just yet, there's still time, but I'm not in this trade right now and it might just be too slow for us at this point. So we keep it going here. XYF I thought was also a former runner over the last year. Yeah, ended up popping up right around the same time, ALF actually. I don't know if they're related, but the stock trading like really little volume across the whole day today, less than 500K right now. So that's not really too tradable for us. 23 and me had earnings today. I saw that pop up nicely earlier. We had made the call out at that point. I mean, hey, the market dropped off today. So not a whole lot that typically should be on the gainers list right now outside, probably some of the inverse tickers. This LU stock, relatively new IPO, I guess that had a nice run up today. I don't know if that's earnings based or what. It is right at the highs, but right now the stock just looks completely flat. Volume really died off from the last run up here as it was filling volume off of 850, probably 851 a little bit there, but yeah, right now I'm not fully sold. You'd like to think I would put this stock on our list right away with it at the highs, but it's just completely dead right now. It's been flat for the last hour. All right, I'll tell you that's just about it. I got VXX and ETF though, right? We don't really trade ETFs as frequent, but I saw it up 6.5 plus percent, making a pushback up here, so that means the S&P and the indices altogether beginning to top off and pull back. All right, let's hop over to the losers list right now, folks, see if there's anything looking just as good, if not better, there should be. Bunch of stuff hard to borrow to begin, but a couple of stocks down enough, maybe I'll check it out. It's garbage.  View trading just about five million shares. It's near the lows, but it's hard to borrow, and otherwise it's too slow right now. It's not really moving around too much. Geez, this losers list so far looks pretty busted. The FLG C-Trait, if this was shortable, I'd definitely say keep it in mind and even more so from the morning, of course, for a stock that ran up from five all the way up towards 15, it ended up running up really nicely yesterday early in the morning, up towards 20 practically, ended up coming right back down though, broke lower obviously this morning. This is a good stock to keep on your side list going forward, just given the recent run up here, the fact that more days than not, this stock was trading over like 10 million shares per day, so as long as the spreads remain relatively contained in order book filled in, this would be a good stock to keep on your side list, at least if you're more of a level three trader. SMFR, not a whole lot happening there. CLSK tanked or nosedive says Norman, oof, yeesh, yep, that's right, ended up topping off practically where we left off with it here in the meeting, ended up coming back down just about 50 cents. I'm gonna keep it on our list. I mean, Norman just made a post based on what it did, but I'm not gonna take it off our list just because it dropped, this stock is shortable and coming off bad earnings, so if it's not gonna continue to pump up, then perhaps it's gonna make its move back down towards 11 and break below that point heading into the close. G-A-N, shortable trading two to three million shares right now, so really tradable, but kind of flat, not a whole lot really happening here over the last hour at least, so pass on that, let's see what else we got. Damn, everything else is hard to borrow. TME, 10 cent music, right? They were down big today and they're pulling back right now, is this stock at all time lows? I think they are, just gotta double check here. Yeah, so TME, I mean, we've been trading this stock over the last like six to seven months at this point, really since I forgot the specific news, it was with the China government though and so many different stocks got hurt by it, IQ, TME, Viacom I think at the time was one of them, if I'm not mistaken. So there was a whole bunch of stuff going on about four, five, six months ago and from that point we've been following this stock and with the stock near the lows of the day today, the all time lows at that point, I'll put it on our main list here, TME it might be a little slow but more of a level one to two trade at least for right now. I'll go back to VRPX for one of us on YouTube right now, RS just asking for an analysis on that. We gave that just before, I'll come back to it though in just a moment, LX or ABUS from Joe H inside the trading room. So in terms of direction, in terms of spread, in terms of price, this stock is tradable but right now Joe, I'm gonna pass on it for the following reason and we'll talk more about this just throughout class, throughout coaching and just being a member in this room. The stock's trading about one to 2,000 shares per minute right now. That's very light, so very liquid order book and safe stock but a little slow and not really trading a whole lot of volume per minute. However, your second call out Joe on ABUS, this one looks really nice, not just in terms of the trend, not just in terms of the price, the order book, the spread. Look at this number, compare it to LX, right? So clearly ABUS is not only moving but it's moving off of a lot of volume getting filled per minute. So definitely great call, this was climbing up the gainers list as we were going down it, so yeah ABUS, great call here. VRPX, that is not looking too good. I told you just before, I mean hey, I would come back to it at the end but if you're just joining us a bit late right now, RS had mentioned that when a stock gets halted on the way down, I don't like giving fixed numbers on this because this statistic is not true but let's just exaggerate perhaps, I mean might be right but 95% of the time when a stock gets halted on the way down, game over. That's a wrap. So I mean hey, the stock was breaking all-time highs today so it's possible that it could have made a bounce after and it did just dropped off quite a bit right now. If this ends up popping over 1450, in the next hour, hour and 10 minutes, then we'll call it out live inside a room but for as much as this ran up today and the top off just before, I wouldn't expect it to at first. From Mitch on YouTube, welcome back Mitch. Yeah, this ENVB for right now is similar to ABUS. Just making a really nice pop right now, trading a lot of volume per minute, stocks up 15% already. Looks like this stock may have been split over and over and over. I don't have the reverse split history on this trade but just if you go back on the weekly chart, the monthly chart, I don't believe that this stock was around like even here 120, 130, 150 bucks. I don't think that's the case. I think that's just a little issue with my trade station chart there. This stock has been split likely over and over across the years. So anytime you see a stock like that, it goes one of two ways, right? As does literally any other trade out there but it's to say, this stock with it being split over and over, if there's any sort of good news that comes out on it, it could lead to a massive, massive short squeeze to where the shorts cover us day traders buy, pumps the stock up but if it doesn't do that after it does that rather, if the volume begins to die off, meaning looking at the volume traded per minute here, if this very sharply drops off, you gotta be careful. Although this stock has a liquid order book, once that happens and if the stock drops more times than not, it ain't coming back. Look what happens here, back in the midway point of last year, this is a weekly chart right now just to show but obviously in the same week pop and drop here, same thing, probably opened the week really strong, probably on a Monday, really hot, popped up nicely and then dumped right back down. So you gotta be careful on these types of stocks, right? But for right now, the ENVB, great call. Yeah, I like this one. At least in terms of where it stands right now. All right, so I think that just about wraps it up, folks, today is Tuesday, not Wednesday, so I'll get to my Bitcoin analysis, my little blurb on Bitcoin going into Wednesday of this week tomorrow. I think that just about does it though, right? I'll check Benzinga Pro one last time. If I have it up, if I can load it up. There we go. So I'll show the signals page here and we talked about this in class yesterday, just talking about it like a service like this that can give you real-time updates at the highs of the day. TVTX at the HOD right now, that's a stock that we had on our watch list from yesterday in the morning, right? It's pushing up pretty nicely. I mean, hey, we had it on our list yesterday, it's up 9% right now. Tier size, a little thin and the spread's likely gonna fluctuate around a bit, but yeah, I like this for the meantime, TVTX. There we go. All right, so folks, that about wraps it up for me here for all of us on social media, Facebook, Live, YouTube as each and every day. I appreciate you sticking with me in the afternoons at least. If you haven't had the chance to join us live inside our trading room, feel free to do so. Go right down to the link on the banner below just to get yourself started. For all of us there right now, I'm gonna jump off the mic very quickly. I'll be back on later at 3.30. I know that Rich will be on very shortly in between to sub me out, but otherwise though, folks we have a good list, CLSK, ALF, TME, ABUS and TVTX. But aside from that, if there's anything else that we see pop drop, make a big move off of news or whatnot, we'll call it out. We'll try and work together as a team and see if we can capitalize on it, all right? All right folks, I'll talk to you all soon coming up. Take care.


Since the election outcomes which were influenced very significantly by the events of Fulwara and Balakor, seem to suggest that the economic crisis did not weigh very heavily on people's minds in exercising their electoral choices and once again the media have generally not been highlighting these issues of the crisis of livelihoods of the peasants and workers of India. However, suddenly now we have a lot of noise in the mainstream media on the economic slowdown right now and of course the highlight of course has been the crisis in the automobile sector, fast-moving consumer goods sector, some other sectors including textile sector which has been less highlighted but the real estate sector has found a lot of mention and in the light of critical comments and concerns expressed by leading lights of Indian industry people like the TVS or Rahul Bajaj or Godridge or leader of the Parleys and Britannia biscuit companies while the government continues to be in denial it has nonetheless been forced to appear to act quickly on these issues. Now that's very instructive because what it suggests is that the problems of millions of Indians are not a much concerned to the state but the problems of a very small elite or immediately seen as critical and addressed or at least ought to be addressed in some public and visible manner and this is something not entirely new to us. It happened with the former suicide in the 80s and 90s as well. The narrative from the side of the captains of industry is all about how government policies are not helping revive the economy including to the point where they would like government to be more active spend more money create demand and all that but more importantly they would like to see government address their concerns over taxation. In all this narrative one thing is happening which is that after a long period of denial both captains of industry and even government spokespersons like some people in the Ministry of Finance the vice chairperson of the Nithya Yoga and so on have finally started admitting that the demonetization and the hasty and remarkably confused implementation of the GST have hurt the economy quite badly but what is interesting is that when the captains of industry say there is trouble the government listens when lakhs of farmers commit suicide the government cannot be overly bothered likewise with the massive unemployment on which the government in fact refused to divulge data for a long time so today we have a situation which is somewhat peculiar government data on GDP or no longer trusted even by government spokespersons. What concerns me in this discussion is not so much the specific number on the rate of growth per se but the character of that growth process which as I mentioned earlier has been highly exclusive in its implications. We had two statements in recent times one from the Finance Ministry in her budget and one by the Prime Minister's Independence Day address which are nearly identical. In both statements what is the key point corporate India is the wealth creator in this country. For me there was an extraordinary statement I had always imagined that working people peasants workers office people people who work in management levels in various institutions people who work by hand also with their intellect all these working people right up to the highest managerial levels or producing wealth in this country stock market allows transfer of wealth from one party to another but not the production of it and yet we are now told not the private sector mind you not the public sector mind you but the corporate sector is the creator of wealth and therefore we are supposed to be nice to them this is the narrative that is being unfolded by the ruling regime I think it's important for us first of all to challenge this and to make the point that whether you take wealth creation or you take payment of taxes the major contribution comes from working people they pay the bulk of indirect taxes they produce a country's wealth through the hard work whereas our system rewards property ownership and not labor not work intellectual physical manual whatever so I'm not making a distinction between different kinds of work all kinds of work are relevant to the creation of wealth in the country what you must notice is that while the minister has been very careful in not making big financial commitments to Indian corporate sector and Indian industry including the auto sector she has been quite willing to meet the demands of the foreign portfolio investors their demands have been met in total they have removed the search are the taxes that were there in the budget on the FBI's and this is very symptomatic of the nature of the crisis that the government perceives India to be in and this is the following since 1991 practically in every single quarter every three month period you were the value of exports of India's physical goods has been far less than the value of imports of physical goods in other words you've run a very large merchandise trade deficit for a very long time this would be a very unsustainable situation except for the fact that we were able to get some foreign exchange through two sources one our net exports of services IT IT enabled services tourism and so on and we got some foreign exchange through repatriation of their incomes remittances by working people of India living abroad not by the art of living people not by the big captains of industry but by ordinary working people going from different parts of India and working under difficult conditions and sending home money unskilled semi-skilled skilled workers who sent home their money after you take into account remittances plus net service sector exports earnings you still have a large current account deficit now this is what compels the government of India to desperately seek foreign exchange without regard to the use to which such influence be put so for example you are desperate to get foreign portfolio investment even though you know this only comes in the stock market or commodity market comes in for purely speculative reasons does not add to output or wealth creation or employment or technology in any way but you're desperate because you have a you have liberalized trade so much you fall in line with the impositions on you by the advanced countries that your large trade deficit which is also a reflection of your failure to improve your exports has compelled you to desperately seek foreign exchange influence regardless of what use they put to so you know it's an extraordinary situation where the FBI demands are wholly addressed but the demands of even the Indian big bush was he or only partially addressed I think it gives you an indication of the nature of the regime at the moment not withstanding its protestations of being Swadeshi and all that is to exactly where their you know inclinations lie basic point is without substantial investment in India's infrastructure which is going to primarily have to come not from a reluctant private sector but a public sector large scale public investment in large number of sectors which will help industry raises productivity help India's exports compete better investments in the public sector in health education infrastructure and a whole lot of other areas without all that India is not going to be able to improve its export competitiveness address the trade deficit and without revisiting the issue of trade regulation and tightening it we will find it very difficult to sustain the kind of development that we are currently having we will have a recurrent and permanent forex crisis induces to submit ourselves to the dictates of speculative foreign capital as it is happening at the moment so we are currently surrendering to the dictates of speculative foreign finance capital and that regulates your entire policy framework for example you will not spend more on health education because you're afraid that your budget deficits will go up which will be frowned upon by the foreign finance capitalists and you will not raise resources from the rich in order to spend even while meeting the budget deficit targets because you will be concerned about the tax incentive effects on the rich so we have created an atmosphere in which any rate of taxation is seen as punitive any any increase there on is considered unthinkable and we have this constant practical about 30 percent and 20 percent tax rates after all exemptions are taken into account the effective corporate tax rate is much less than 23 percent it's not 30 percent currently phone companies earning 400 crore rupees more or less as turnover each year or enjoying after the last year's budget or enjoying 25 percent tax rates nominally and much lower once exemptions taken we have not removed any exemptions now the idea is to extend this to all corporate sector entities which would then mean even lower tax revenue for government of India the GST is in crisis so the GST revenues are not going to you know come up in a big way which is why Sita Raman has not yielded on the GST rate there is a government has this budget deficit to to manage so essentially you are caught in a bind of both a fiscal crisis and the balance payments crisis ironically these were the two that were put forward as a reasons for moving to neoliberal policies in 1991 30 years later we are back to square one where the same fiscal deficit crisis and the balance payments crisis are staring you in the face and the way out of this is not through more consistency of the corporate sector but through a different path of development in fact the the slowdown that we are talking about is only one facet of the Indian economy the narrowness of the Indian market resides first of all in the failure to carry out comprehensive land reforms if you take any successful Asian country Japan South Korea Taiwan and people's republic China all these have carried out comprehensive land reforms so for the lesson for India therefore would be that we should now not look at short-term solutions of just trying to sustain this very exclusivist economy by providing more consensus with corporates without reference to employment but rather our priority issue should be agrarian crisis and unemployment which in turn would require comprehensive land reforms as well as massive programs of employment in fact at the moment obviously land reform is a longer-term question but immediately if you look at the budget for example there's been a reduction in the outlay for rural employment guarantee program what we need is a far more massive urban and rural employment program which will build productive assets for the Indian economy in the public sector what we need is much greater public investment all of this requires a reversal of neoliberal policies and a much more proactive state policy because the without investment economy is not going to grow and without such public investment you will not be able to improve productivity for agriculture ultimately the crisis in agriculture has to be solved by improving productivity in agriculture for the mass of the cultivators and that cannot be done without for example a much stronger self-system in agriculture a much stronger extension system much stronger levels of investment for helping farmers to store their produce carry it to the market and irrigation and a whole lot of other things one can talk about so basically massive public investment is required whereas we are currently traveling in the reverse direction in the last three years alone the Modi regime has disinvested or has planned to disinvest around three lakh crore rupees of public sector enterprises assets this is committing suicide when today when private sector investment has basically collapsed the only kind of investment that can lift the economy would be massive public investment but that does require both more effective taxation and the willingness to run larger deficits sometime which both require much greater relative independence from the demands of international finance capital and from the pressures of big bourgeoisie inside the country big capital inside the country I think we need to follow those kinds of policies but those are easier said than done I don't see any other way out of this in the long-term more sustainable way out of this crisis


Locks more middle. Remember what we were doing? We're getting locked where we're pursuing with his hip. This way to drive this arm further through to lock up by the head. Then he stopped continuing to come this way and then he can show them how you finish that. Then he flops this way to get his turn. Okay? That's all right. That's all right. You're gonna get your near fall, but you're giving him a chance to escape. And I don't mean escape literally like one point escape. I mean escape from really severe position. That could be efficiency. I don't know how else to explain it. You're giving him position back. All right? If you're going that way and I'm on your hands, you're not gonna pin me. I'm probably coming off my back. And there's no way that I'm gonna lose the wrestling match. All right? I'm only down 5-0. I'm only down 5-0. I might have been ahead 8-3. Now it's 8-8. I'm not losing the wrestling match. You see what I mean? It's very similar to what we were talking about with the pressure we put on a guy. The pressure is a statement. It's an attitude. It's a way that I wrestled.  I'm not coming out of position.  I'm not gonna let you get in on me. You shoot, I score. I shoot, I score. Get on and on and on and on. That's what we're talking about. So get in there again. He's coming on the goal behind. He gets that lock. Keep going this way. Drive the head down. Drive the head down. Keep going. Keep going. Now freeze right here. Let him come back a little bit. Okay now, what I want you to do, the way that's being cradled, get your far leg behind it. All the way. Now live. Now elevate. Now scoop it with your knee. Scoop it with your knee. Now drive back this way if you saw it climb. And push that leg down on top of his nose. Now kick. See the difference? See the difference? As opposed to flopping over and leaving all that body on top that could have been on top off to the side. You guys got it or not? We're spending a lot of time. I want to get to a near-risk series. I want to get to a near-risk on top. But we got to hammer this cradle, I will.


is D.K. and I'm back today to help you guys go out there and get that cake and be great. Now, in today's video, I'm going to tell you guys some information, it's very, very important information, if you are doing dedicated routes. This could be Amazon Flex, Shift Driver, even bigger company like T-Force Logistics, Spoke Logistics, any kind of dedicated route. This video is going to help you out. Don't forget, I want the money not the cloud. Now, let's just start off with number one. Number one is used an optimization app. The one that we use is called Circuit. Now, I'll tell you guys right now, Circuit does cost $20 a month. No, they're not paying me for promo. They're not paying me for promo.  Now, you're going to put your starting point and your ending point in the address and everything in between. So you're going to put everything in the app. And what this is going to do is it's going to optimize the route. And it's going to make sure that you do the route the most efficient and the most, you're going to save on mileage and you're going to save on gas using this optimization app. Now, again, it does cost $20, but it's going to help you in the long haul.  Now, another thing that I do want to add on to that, to that one is that if you can, if they will allow you to ask them, can you get the route the day before you want to be prepared for the next day? So if you get the route today before you can put all the addresses in so you know when you get to the warehouse in the morning, you can just get everything you need to get and then go out there and get busy. Now, that's going to lead us to number two. Number two is very important. It's like the second most important thing after optimization. Now, one more thing I want to go back. As far as the optimization goes, some of the companies do optimize the route theirself. But with this particular company that we work with, they optimize it for us to go back to the warehouse. And I don't want to go back to the warehouse. I want to go home. So we kind of have to do it in the reverse of what they actually put it on the app. So that's the reason why I recommend that you guys get you an app to optimize. It doesn't have to be circuit. It can be any app that you would like to choose. Number two, let's get right into it. Number two is also very, very important. And that is get to the warehouse as early as they will allow you to. You need to be the first and not the first, one of the first people at the warehouse because you want to get in and get out like a bank robber. This is very important.  I know you stayed up last night. You was out there getting it in, out there getting teeshmokers. You do it. You just get used to having a great life. But don't forget you have your route in the morning. You need to get up as early as possible and get to the warehouse as early as possible. So you can be the first one in and the first one out. Number three, once you, my friend, get to the warehouse. You are already there before everybody else. Ain't nobody else there. You're in there. You can go in there and get busy. Before you leave the warehouse, you need to make sure that you have the stops in order.  You got to look and scramble through everything and find an address and all that stuff. You don't want to deal with that. You want to do prep work, prep work, prep work, prep work to make that paperwork. Prep work is the most important thing in life. Before you do anything, you have to make sure you prep. And as you guys can see, back there, y'all see what we did. We have all of the stops in order. Exactly how you want them. This right here, my friend, is stop number one. So this is what I'm going to give you guys a tip if you are using a car or SUV or even a Sprinterman cargo van. You want to put your first five to six stops if you have a car or SUV in the passenger seat if you're by yourself. Stack them right here. You don't need to have, go all the way to the back to the trunk and all that stuff. Put them right here.  That's it. You don't want to be scramble and all that stuff. Have the first five stops right here. So if I was by myself, I'll put the first five stops right here. I'll send them right here. And then when I get to my first stop, I'm going to grab that joint. I'm going to go. And we are here to drop off stop number one. We are here getting to this funds. We get to this money when you drop from the ground. Y'all already know we are here to scope. You did it. Got this right here. What up? Step back with the photo, y'all. We gone. Number four, we are here to scope. Get it public, Chris Co. You want to move the bags as close to you as possible. As you guys can see that whole row is gone right there. We don't think got busy right quick. So now you got to push them like this. And what you don't want to do is push them out of order. So you're going to push them in order to make sure all of them are even right there. That's exactly what you're going to do. Y'all already know my flow stick like the flu. Guess what? It's freezing out here and I thought y'all knew. Let's get it. This one is a tip for a cargo van. If you are delivering small parcels, you want to put everything by the side door, not the back door. Why do I say that? If you put everything in the back door, it's going to be way more labor intensive. You're going to have to take everything. First off, you got to get up the van, walk all the way to the back door, open both doors, get all the parts that you need, and then walk all the way down to the passenger door. Instead, as you buy the side door right here, the side door right there, all you got to do is have the parcels right there, have the names facing towards you so you can already know which ones you need to get. They're all right there in your face. You go boom and take them right to the passenger seat. It's way easier. It's going to save you way more time. And guess what? You can be out there on the grind instead of wasting time. So, as you guys just saw, when I pushed the packages up closer to the front seat, some of them joints was leaning over, leaning back like Fat Joe, right? One of them actually fell in the crease of the seat. This is going to lead me to number five. So, I reached back here to grab a package, right? I grab it, I put it up here, I look at the address, I look at my phone, it's not the right address. You want to know why? One of the packages fell in the crease of the seat, like right here, fell right here, and I couldn't see it. So, number five is always, always, always, always, always, let me say it again, always, always, always, always, always, check the address on the package before you deliver it.   Always make sure you check the address. It's time to put them in the rest. Let's get it. And just like that, we are halfway done. This is order number 12. We're going to put it on the scale. Guess what? What's that smell? Money. We are getting into this money. Drop it like it's hot. Step back and put the photo, you know what I'm saying? Let's go. Tip number six. This is a great one. Do not, let me say it again, do not take the package to the customer's door if they are in a big apartment building. If they're in the sky rise and it's 47 floors, why are you going in there, getting on the elevator, going to the 47th floor, find a door? That's going to take way too much time. All you got to do is look for the door man slash door woman. You see a door man slash door woman, try to get a package to them. If you can't get in touch with anybody that's a door man or a door woman, go ahead and leave the parcel exactly where the Amazon leave their parcels, FedEx and UPS. You're going to put it right there. You ain't got time to be searching around, running around the building, all that stuff. That's going to be the fastest way you can get the money as fast as possible. So make sure you do not take the parcel to the customer's home door if they are in an apartment. And we are here on the last one. We went out here to get the job done and get these funds. Guess what? It's freezing. So it's time for us to run. Hey, doggy, it's okay. Step back and put the photo. We're going. And last but not least, tip number seven. Tip number seven. Three of tip number seven. Tip number seven. Three of South Timmy's Organic. Now, tip number seven is very, very, very important. This is just, this thing got nothing to do with just the packages. This is about in life in general. Make sure you read the instructions.  They probably tell you exactly where to drop it off. You might be lost off the building. They probably put it in there that you put this code in so you can get inside the building, but you ain't reading. You just grab the package and try to hurry up and drop it off. You can't get in the building. You just drop it off to the outside. What if it's food? What if it's doordats? What if it's anything? Make sure you read the information. Make sure you read the comments, the instructions. A lot of times, this can help you from getting in a bond. What if they told you to go down this street, but you went down this street and it's a dead end? Now you got to back the van all the way down the street. Look, read the instructions before you get to the apartment. Make sure that you read the instructions because it's going to save you way more time while you're out there on the ground. And just like that, it is the end of the video. I hope these tips help you guys because it helped us allow a lot today. Guess what? We just made $200 in about two hours and 45 minutes. That's it. That's all. We're out there to ball and not stall. And we use all these tips that we teach you guys. Also, I do want to say this. Me and my partner do this together so it is a little bit easier for us to do it, especially if you're in a bigger city. If you can, it's only if you can. If you have a spouse, a husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend, business partner, whatever you may have, if you guys can try to do the route together, it is going to make it way easier and way, I ain't going to say way faster. I'm going to guess to make probably, if you did things by yourself for the most part, it probably would add like an extra 30 seconds per stop, 30 seconds to a minute, depending on where you at, 30 seconds to a minute per stop, add it on. So if you have to get it on, you got to do it, how you got to do it. But I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Also, before we go, I do want to say huge shout out to one of the subscribers.  Her name is Dion. So I hope she's watching this video. I'll shout her out in last video, but I didn't know her name. Her name is Dion. So huge shout out to her. Hey, go ahead and hit the thumbs up on this video. Make sure you guys subscribe if you would like to. If you don't want, if you don't find this useful, if you don't find what I'm saying useful and you ain't out there trying to make no money, I understand. Don't smash the subscribe button. Don't smash the like button. You just hit a watch and critique with everything I'm doing. I get it. But if you hear and you learn something and you want to raise some money, this is the place to be.  But I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Make sure you lock it tomorrow. It's going back down because on 2024, all we're doing to pull up this scope. It'll pop like Crisco. I will see you guys on the next one. Be going, be going, be flowing. You already know it is DDK and I'm on my way.


Attention Capitol Hill residents, this is a community notification of a new sexually violent predator in your area. Please stay tuned to the following short program for more information. Hi, I'm technician Ron Hackett with the Denver Police Department. The sex offender registration and compliance unit at DPD is responsible for the registration monitoring and tracking of all registered sex offenders and sexually violent predators who live in the city and County of Denver. Here's a brief history of sex offender legislation in Colorado. Our state laws trickle down from federal government mandates. In 1994, we had the Jacob Wetterling Act, which mandated that states would establish a sex offender list. Magans law of 1996 said that the public would have access to those sex offender registration lists. The Pam Litchner Act of 1996 stated that some offenders might have to have lifetime registrations. In the Adam Walsh Act of 2006 unified sex offender laws across the country. In Colorado, the legislature has determined that sexually violent predators by definition pose a higher risk to the community at large and therefore mandated that upon their release from the Department of Corrections, the community must be notified. Sex offender notification in Colorado happens in two ways. The first is passive and ongoing through the sex offender registration process, which is a list maintained by local police departments. The second way is active via community notification for those offenders determined to be sexually violent predators by the courts or by the parole board. Most sex offenders in Colorado are supervised by the criminal justice system in our communities. Most sex offenders engage in crossover behavior, which means they may have been arrested for one type of crime but be apt to commit another.  There is no typical sex offender, but all tend to be deceptive, manipulative and secretive. 80 to 93% of sex offenses are committed by someone known to the victim. Sexual deviancy begins in mid to late adolescence. Sex offenses are not impulsive.  The community has a vested interest in helping offenders to be successfully managed in the community. Sex offenders have the same need for housing and employment as any other citizen.  There are approximately 16,500 registered sex offenders in the state of Colorado. About 65% of convicted sex offenders are placed in the community on probation. The remainder are in the Department of Corrections or community corrections. Offenders may be caught for one type of offense but be at a high risk to commit another type. Crime of conviction is only one indicator of risk.  The offender's residents must be verified quarterly by the Denver Police Department. The full sex offender registration list is available by calling the Denver Police Department identification bureau at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Convicted felons and those with multiple convictions are posted online at denvergov.org slash police.   Now here's a look at the newest sexually violent predator living in Denver. Here's an overview of the registered sex offenders currently living in Denver. There are 2490 total living within city limits. In Denver Police District 6 there are 439. Precinct 623 has 72 registered sex offenders. Of those 46 have felony convictions and 26 have misdemeanor convictions. Jeremy Patrick Gentleman is a sexually violent predator currently living in Denver. He's 32 years old and was born on February 20, 1990.  He's currently living at 850 North Lincoln Street number two in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver. School is located within one mile of this offender include Girls Athletic Leadership Middle School and High School at 750 Gallipago Street. Dora Moore ECE to 8 School at 846 Corona Street West Middle School in High School at 951 Elotti Street Morey Middle School at 840 East 14th Avenue Center for Talent Development at Greenlee at 1150 LePan Street DCIS at Fairmount at 520 West 3rd Avenue DCIS High School at 574 West 6th Avenue Denver Justice High School at 300 East 9th Avenue Contemporary Learning Academy High School at 200 East 9th Avenue Compassion Road Academy at 1000 Cherokee Street Denver School of Innovation and Sustainable Design at 840 East 14th Avenue 5280 High School at 899 Broadway Joan Farley Academy at 50 West 5th Avenue Parks located within one mile of this offender include Macintosh Park, Hungarian Freedom Park, Daily Park, Alamo Placida Park, Cheeseman Park, LaAlma Lincoln Park, Sunken Gardens Park, Quality Hill Park, Grant Humphries Mansion Park, Governors Park, Zekendorf Place Park, Flores Park, Civic Center Park, Pioneer Monument Park. Bus routes located within one mile of this offender include Route 10 12th Avenue and Pennsylvania Street Route 6 12th Avenue and Grant Street 14th Avenue and Grant Street routes 00L 3L 610 83D 83L and 87L 13th Avenue and Lincoln Street Routes 6 15 15 L and 16 Colfax Avenue and Sherman Street. A brief history of charges against this offender sexual assault on a child 10 year age difference. He's currently on parole and registered with the Denver Police Department on November 23 2022 to 850 North Lincoln Street number two in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Denver. Past charges against this offender include sexual assault, third degree assault, menacing, failure to register as a sex offender contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Jeremy Patrick gentlemen has been determined as sexually violent predator after meeting the following criteria criteria one age 18 or older on the date of the offense or under 18 and tried as an adult. The offender was age 29 at the time of the offense. Criteria two, the crime must have been committed on or after July 1 1997 and convicted on or after July 1 1999.  The offender was convicted on November 13 2019 for sexual assault on a child 10 year age difference. Criteria three, the relationship to the victim was one of the following victim was a stranger to the offender or the offender established or promoted a relationship with the victim primarily for the purpose of sexual victimization. The victim was a 15 year old female. The offender was known to the victim. Criteria four, positive results or the passing of a risk assessment instrument administered by probation parole staff and a qualified treatment evaluator. Positive results include an assessment for the presence of a mental abnormality, a level of denial regarding the offense, treatment appropriateness and motivation, presence of sexual deviant interests. The offender was evaluated by the Jefferson County courts with positive results determining him to be a sexually violent predator.


Republicans have been trying to crush unions for decades, but American workers are fighting back with the vengeance. Many GOP leaders wink and nod while talking about making America great again, as if the country was more prosperous when they were in charge. Rubbish. Yes, there was a time when the American economy worked better for workers than it does now, but not because Republicans played any part in making it that way.  In fact, Republicans have been waging a relentless war against what had been one of the biggest drivers of prosperity for the working class, labor unions. Now it's important to note that this prosperity wasn't shared equally with women or people of color, but a big reason much of the workforce was better off decades ago than today is because of the power of labor unions to organize and fight for the rights and dignity of workers. Republicans have fought labor unions tooth and nail. They've enacted deceptively named right-to-work laws, which are all about weakening unions rather than giving workers more rights. And they've voted against bills allowing workers to form unions with simple up or down majorities at the workplace. This is the great irony of the MAGA movement and it would be funny if it weren't so tragic. If Republicans really cared about American greatness, they would support unions, one of the major tools at our disposal to actually combat inequality and lift up the working class. Now fortunately, despite Republican efforts, labor unions are on the rise once more and so are pro-labor Democratic politicians. These Democrats won big in the 2022 midterms, especially in the Midwest. They captured the governorships of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, and also Michigan, where they flipped both chambers of the state legislature. Last time Democrats had full control of Michigan state government was in the 1980s. And look at the impressive victory of John Fetterman, the new U.S. Senator from Pennsylvania. He defeated a wealthy Republican snake oil salesman.  And flipped a Senate seat while running on an unabashedly pro-worker platform, aiming to increase the federal minimum wage and corporate price gouging and make it easier for workers to organize unions at their workplaces. If you believe that a human being should toil for $7.25 an hour, vote for the other person. It wasn't just pro-worker politicians who went big during the midterms, but worker-friendly ballot measures as well. Almost universally opposed by Republicans. Illinois voted to enshrine collective bargaining rights into its constitution, effectively barring right-to-work laws from ever being passed in the state. Washington, D.C. voted overwhelmingly to eliminate the sub-minimum wage for tipped workers. Voters Nebraska and Nevada chose to increase their state minimum wage. Forced prison labor was outlawed in Vermont, Alabama, Tennessee, and Oregon. Republicans, along with their rich and powerful patrons, have always feared that working people would recognize their collective power, both through unions and at the ballot box. So the wealthy are doing everything they can to hold working people down. But the midterm elections and the resurgent worker power movement should give us hope that a more just and equitable United States will be built with union labor. It's not just about making America great. It's about making America better. Not just a bigger economy, but a fairer economy. Not just more wealth for the wealthy, but better and more secure lives for all.


It comes at night. My name is Brandon Keith Avery, and this is just my opinion. So It Comes At Night is directed by Trey Edward Schultz, the only film he's ever done before. This was Krisha, and also the Krisha Short, and I haven't seen any of those. So this is his first real feature. This also stars Joel Edgerton. He's been in a lot of things like Exodus, Gods and Kings, The Gift, Warrior, and also a few other movies that I'm sure you've ever heard of. And What It Comes At Night is about is this family in this remote, desolate location in the woods in their home and it's boarded up. And they're just trying to survive from what exactly? You don't know. You don't know if there's some virus running around. You don't know if there's some mysterious creature lurking in the woods that is devouring everyone. You don't know if it's a combination of both. It's just a tight knit family and they're trying to survive and also find out what the hell is going on. And the great thing about the way this film started is it just kind of just throws you in the middle of this environment and you don't know what's going on. You just see these people doing these regular routines every day and they're real peculiar with it too.  Why does this man look like this? Why are they wearing masks? Why do they have so many guns? Why is there a gas tank over here? I mean, why? Why? Why?  And I really did like that. It challenges you as an audience member not just to be force-fed and actually use your brain in a quiet setting as you're watching the movie. Now there's a lot of great technical things the director did here, especially with the lighting. That's probably the best thing that I liked about this. And before I jump into that, I just want to set it up for you real quick. They have a, the family has a set number of rules. They have one way into the house and one way out. And the one way in and out is guarded by a red door and that rule, rule number one is no matter what, always keep the red door locked no matter what. I mean, simple rule here. Now the trailers in this, the trailers for this movie, you know, hyped it up bigger than what it actually was in the movie, but I'm not going to say that it's not a big deal because it is. And another rule that they have is, you know, if, if at all best do not go outside at night because you just don't know what's going to happen to you. But I'm not spoiling it for you here. Sometimes the characters do have to go outside at night and what the director did with the lighting in these particular scenes, I thought was freaking amazing because there's really no artificial light. If there's a character walking around outside in complete darkness with a lantern, that is the only light that is making up the whole entire scene. If the character has like a flashlight, that's the only light that's making up the scene. There's, there's, there's nothing else. Like, you know, if he's looking down, he can't see his wrist because the light is at the end of the, you know, the bulb going this way. So the way they limited your vision right there just made it really more intense. It already felt creepy and you're kind of just like, oh my gosh, what's about to happen? Is something about to jump out? And I'll say no because this movie does not have a lot of jump scares and cheap thrills like that, but it does have jump noises to where all of a sudden things will just be, I mean, it'll, things will just be quiet and then all of a sudden just this loud noise will come out of nowhere and the scene will switch real quick to some graphic feature.  Sometimes I was so scared that I didn't move at all.   But I mean, you may not react that way. I am probably will because, you know, I'm a scary cat. As far as all the characters are concerned, you know, they did pick a number of, you know, a good group of characters. There's this one married couple and there's not so many couples in the movie at all. But, you know, I was really just curious to know what the origin is. It doesn't make a big deal.  But I'm not on the film is sometime when the film revs you up where they you think they're going to reveal some information. There's nothing there. And then you're just going on to the next day and then you have to do that again.  Your father's sleeping.  You know, maybe I'll get a prize at the end of the day. But then it never comes. And does it come at the end? Well, it does. But that's what ruined the film for me. I was enjoying this film throughout the whole time for the most part. But at the end, it just kind of crashed, crumbled and blew up in my face and just made a complete mess to why I was actually walking out of theater depressed. When it comes to movies like this, to where there's a giant mystery towards the beginning of the film and you have no idea what's going on, the only time, I mean, even if the first 95% of the movie is good, you're going to be disappointed if that last 5% doesn't pay off. I think it's safe to say that every moviegoer in the world would prefer to have a movie that starts out crappy, it ends good, opposed to a movie that starts out great and ends bad. And in my opinion, this movie ended terribly. They did not have to make the decisions that they did. The only great thing about it is it did show the depths that people will go to survive and protect the people that you love. But it's just the actual execution of this.   There's many ways to the top of the mountain. And the objective is just to get there. But the way the director and this writing team chose to get there, I just felt completely unnecessary. As I was walking to the parking lot thinking about it, I was like, OK, maybe this ending was inevitable. But at the same time, they did not have to end it the way they did.   You're just rounding along or drawing yourself and then bam, something comes out of nowhere and you're just sitting out of the stride wondering what the F is going on. That's exactly how I felt going leaving this movie. And it really frustrated me. Since I just said that negative thing, I will say that one thing that this movie does remind me of is The Walking Dead. About 20 minutes into this, you will kind of see what I'm talking about. But this was an enjoyable film. It had great characters, great direction, a great score and soundtrack and technical things that I know I think the director did very well. But the ending really lost it for me to the point where I can't recommend it. If I had to rate this film out of a 1 out of 10, I would give it a 6.5 out of 10. Yes, a 6.5 out of 10. But guys, that's just my opinion. I mean, have you seen It Comes At Night? Do you want to see it? Have I turned you on? Have I turned you off? Do you agree with me or do you disagree with me? Let me know in the comments section below. Let's get this comment section going and keep performing. Guys, I really need your help. I really want to go to the red carpet premiere of Black Panther. There comes out February of 2018 next year. I am Black. The movie comes out in Black History Month. I love comic books. I love Black Panther and I love Marvel so it would just be a dream come true for me. Is it a likely chance I'll go? It's a long shot, I know, but I'm going for it. So help me out by sharing this video 1,000 times. And if you like this video, go ahead and give me that thumbs up. I would appreciate it. And if you don't like this video, that's fine. Just leave me a comment below why you didn't like it. Instead, go ahead and give me that thumbs up. 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Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos. If you would like to donate, my paypal link is in the video description. If you are interested in one-on-one coaching, you can email me at narxvivercoaching.gmail.com. The audacious and arrogant narcissist. Narcissists show a lack of respect and a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks. They have an exaggerated sense of their own importance or abilities, and they don't take into consideration what you want or how you feel. It's all about them and what they are trying to extract or obtain from you. The audacity and arrogance reflects their entitlement to you, whenever they want. You might be trying to move on, but it will appear as though the narcissist doesn't get it, as though they don't understand that you want nothing to do with them. They believe that you still want them and you could not live without them, they will act as though you still belong to them. Like an object or a prized possession, they believe that they can come back and have you whenever they feel like it. This is due to their audacity and arrogance, they have no respect for you. They don't really care about what you want or how you feel. All they care about is what they want, which is whatever they are trying to take from you. They don't come back to give anything to you. It's all about them, they have nothing to give, but due to their exaggerated sense of their own importance or abilities, they assume that it should be a privilege for you to have them in your life. They don't really care about what you want or how you feel. They don't understand that you no longer feel the same way about them. They don't understand that they have nothing to be beneficial or favourable to you. They exaggerate their own importance or abilities, so they believe that they have a lot to offer you. They believe that you should feel privileged to have them around. The narcissist almost expects you to take them back. They expect you to want them because they have done this so many times in the past, where they have successfully manipulated their victims by imitating their wants, needs or desires, so now they are feeling great pleasure or satisfaction from when their manipulation has been successful in the past. It makes them feel as though they are worth something or as though they have a lot to give. When in reality they never had anything to give, they manipulated their victims into believing that they had something to offer them, to which they never followed up with action. But because their manipulation has been successful in the past, they attribute this success to being a part of their character and personality. When really they never would have been successful without the manipulation or deception. They are so used to their victims falling for their manipulation and buying into whatever fantasy or dream they are trying to sell them. They believe that their manipulation tactics can seduce or win over whoever they want because they have worked for them in the past. But they don't consider that you are no longer susceptible to their manipulation tactics. They don't consider you are aware of the game they are trying to play and aware of what they are trying to get from you. They don't understand that you want nothing to do with them. They have an exaggerated sense of their own importance or abilities. They believe that they are something great or something you would want in your life. But most of this is just to protect their fragile egos. They have to feel as though they are something that you would want or else they would feel worthless and insignificant. Their arrogance is a defence mechanism against their low self-worth and low self-esteem. This is why they have to force themselves upon you and almost demand you to want them. Demand you to need and desire them in your life. They cannot deal with the fact that maybe you don't want them anymore.  It's about them regulating their emotions and protecting their fragile egos.  They are not taking you seriously. It's just part of the game to them. They don't want to accept or understand that you really want nothing to do with them. They will twist or reinterpret everything you are doing to separate or divide yourself from them and look at it as though it's only a matter of time until they get back with you again. They will continue to watch or stalk you whether on social media or in person due to their distorted way of thinking, their lack of respect and their exaggerated sense of their own importance or abilities. They really believe that you still want them. They will be waiting to punish you for rejecting them. Narcissists cannot deal with rejection. When you reject a narcissist you are causing a narcissistic injury. They see it as though you are trying to punish them. It makes them feel worthless and insignificant, undesirable or not wanted. When you reject them or make it known that you want to do with them, they can become obsessed and start stalking you. So they will be waiting to punish you for rejecting them and not giving them what they wanted from you because that's what all of this is about. It's about them extracting or obtaining something from you. They might exaggerate their own importance or abilities. But deep down they know they have nothing to give you. They keep coming back to you because they know that you have everything they want. Not the other way around. But they know that you're going to want something from them in return. They know they can't just come back to you without having anything to give.  Thank you for watching, I hope this video resonated with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Check the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos. 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Can everybody see the market? Gosh, look at how we closed today. We flew through this number so fast. It's almost incredible. Anyways, I just wanna make one point here. If anybody has any questions, let me know. You see here how you could have bought this bullish gap right here? 1027? This is a gap, people. Again, the market's a long. You have to know what you're doing. The market is a long, but do you see here that you could have bought this? 1027? It's January 8th.   So it is the quality of the gap to know you could go long a gap like this and you could still be in it. And for all I know, this gap might hold the whole entire year of 2018. I'm not saying that for sure, by golly, I very well could. So do you see the difference most people that are traders by support? Well, you could have bought support here and had a rally, came down here really soon, broke it. Could have bought support here, rally, came down here to support, broke it, broke it, came down here to support, rallied a little, lost it already. So do you see that this is how you make money? This is not how you make money.  Does anyone have any questions? Listen, thanks for letting me talk. I've done the best I can, coughed a few times, I'm taking my vitamins. If you have questions, email me at melissa at thesockswish.com or call me. Again, you can sign up for the class by this Friday if you know you wanna do it on the 20th and 21st to get one month free in the room.  The trends class here, hold on. The trends class I'm doing as well, if you wanna sign up for the trends class January 4th, it's 59.99 for long-term trends. You get the Golden Gap course and the trends course to get 50% off the trends class. Tell me, email me about that broker thing and then I'll answer any of your questions too. And watch me on Fox, Business and Fox News. I'm on Fox Wednesday morning. Let's pray my voice gets better between now and then. Listen, thanks for having me, everyone. Have a wonderful night. Stay warm and safe if you're in the northeast and the storm, you're welcome. Thanks.


Good morning. I am very pleased to be with you today to share together with the minister of ICT and innovation of the Republic of Rwanda in representation of President Paul Kagami. Welcome. It's a pleasure. I am also very happy to be accompanied by the chair of the commission, Julien Xiaoh and Audrey Asule. Today we have the pleasure of welcoming two new members, Mrs. Henrietta Ford, Executive Director of UNICEF, and Stephen Richard, CEO of Forage and JSEMA Chairman. I also wish to extend a warm welcome to Stella Dabini Abrams, Minister of Communication from South Africa, who joined the commission at this spring meeting. I take this opportunity to reiterate the message that brings us together for more than nine years ago, which is that connecting the world population to the world population with the internet broadband and as soon as possible bring all the population to the digital culture. It is about empowering people who lack basic ICT skills with the means to participate in the digital society. As reflected in our State of Broadband Report 2019, meaningful universal connectivity is not just about infrastructure and supply side initiatives. It is also about a thoughtful approach to demand side issues, meeting the needs and expectations of those who are not yet connected, especially with quality smartphones, while ensuring individuals who are already online continue to see value in continued participation. I believe that our recommendations contained in this 2019 State of Broadband Report will contribute to ensuring a digital world without exclusions. They will make an impact by emphasizing the need to protect children online in national broadband plans, contribute to digital inclusion in the various sectors and improve digital skills. To achieve our goals, we need to redouble our efforts. Very importantly, we need to create an adequate environment for investment in broadband infrastructure, access and use. I am very pleased that our agenda today includes a discussion on financing for sustainability and social good. Connectivity, the other half, will be our biggest challenge. I am looking forward to hearing from the leaders of the working groups in session three later this morning. A total of 26 specialized working groups were created by the Commission's inception. These have made important recommendations in areas as diverse, as critical, as global access to education, bringing the digital gender gap, digital health, or digital entrepreneurship. I look forward to our discussions on where we go from here and to your feedback to ensure we remain effective, impactful and with strong outreach activities. We can remember nine years, a little near ten years ago when we were talking about which is broadband, one mega, three megas. We remember when the cost of 56 kilobytes in dialogue was $19, 56 kilobytes. Now it's 56 megabytes less than $19. That gets down prices more than 1,000 times. That's the difference and how things are going soon and faster. We are now talking about 100 megas, 200 megas. We are now looking also very clear that we have discussions about how to give connectivity to everyone in the world and now how we are moving with 5G, coming for 5G, now we are with 4G, but how we are connecting with the wireless internet worldwide, how the price of the minute we talk about on those times at the beginning of the minute, it was prepared was like 50 cents per minute, now it's unlimited consumption for very low cost, less than one cent by sure. And how data begin to be used, first messages, then they came a blackberry and then we are today talking about growing of the consumption of data with video getting near doubling less than two years, less than every two years. That's completely a different situation and we are just waiting it to come faster and like I was telling before, our big challenge is the connectivity of all the people. But it's not only a problem to build networks. That's the main part of the problem to build networks, but people need also and that's the challenge to buy the handset that they are going down but still is not affordable, but not only the handset but to pay it periodically. So the challenge is not the network, mainly is the possibility for them to have a handset and to have the money to pay periodically the consumption by postpaid or prepaid. Well, and as we move to celebrate our 10th anniversary next year, let us discuss in this meeting our strategy for our work ahead. Thank you very much and thank you for all the work you have done in those these 10 years. Thank you.


The section 7 two-way defending state champs Grand Rapids at top seed Duluth East, just 23 seconds in out front. Hounds captain Garrett Worth lights the lamp, 1-0 East leads. Thunderhawks get a power play later, Nando DeGisepi though denied by Parker Clive here. Then the Hounds took off after that, Logan Anderson doubles the lead with a goal. They had four more to seal the victory, 6-0 over Grand Rapids. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.